HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-06-28, Page 8HARMONICAS
IMPERIAL
HOHNER
The best 25 cent
Mouthorgttn made,
A full line of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS and
JEWELRY.
RY.
Repairing a Specialty.
and
P. W. HESS - eweler,
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That New
Sprang Suit.
When looking for your ncw
Spring Snit, do not forret to
give us a call. We have a tine
range of Tweeds, \\or:tetl,
etc,, to choose from. Our
•. prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short n Mire.
a We also have a huge nrtn,ber cf
Samples to seleet from.
r
Laundry in connection,
W. a HOFFMAN
SO YEARS'
EXPE:''iE1LOE
TRADE MARKS
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Anyone sending a sketch and description nuns
.quickly
Isprobablypatentable. C,minnni'a
lions Strictly cnntldeatInl. IInndhnok(n t'atr'a
bent free. Oldest Scenes' fa serurn,k pal rms.
Patents taken through Munn S Co. reeeivo
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cienittie
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LOCAL NEWS
l91tisnI 4 m.:Y ,smNigeva .t>:: ,Y {,.mx, t"rr ,
Andrew I1ittleholta is on the.
sick list tit present.
J. 3, blerner made a business
trip to Toronto on Tuesday.
I , T i4 arm and E Magel visited fri•'
ends in Crediton.on Tuesday.
Note the change in the advev-
tisenient of Bossenberry Bros.,
Grand Bend.
Read. Preeter's ad for news in
seasohable lines of goods. He offers
some genuine bargains.
Tho new ad of the Clinton Bitst
ness College in this issue will in
torest many. Be sure and read it,
Mr, Alex. McLeod, principal of
the Z P 8 is acting as examiner at
Bayfield during the entrance ex mi
nations,
The election of officers for 'the
Junior Alliance of the Evangelical
ebureh, will take place next Satti.i
day at 3 p. an.
Lost -About two weeks ago. - on
the road between here and Hipp,
Ueisch's mill, a catalogue of the
Dodge Pulley Co. of Toronto.
Finder please leave at Tun U iu.u.
,fllee.
Springfield, situated a few
miles east of St, Thomas, was visit
-
n.1 by the most disastrousiire in its
history at an early hour Tuesday,
the loss exceeding $11,000, with
insurance of not more than $25,—
)00.
The weather still cont inues
favorable and timely rains during
the past week has put all doubts
as to a good crop in this section at
rest. The groi'th during the past
few days has been wonderful and
the hay harvest will only be a few
weeks later than last year.
Here is another question some-
thing similar to the one which ap-
peared in THE HERALD some time
ago. A man bacl $100 toinvest and
wanted to invest it in such a way
that he would havo 100 head at the
enol. He paid $15 for calves, yl for
sheep and 25 cents for decks, how
many of each did he buy?
'era cti
iE
ts'
Give the young and struggling a
word of encouragement -when you
can. You would not leave those
plants in your window boxes with-
out water nor refuse to open the
shutters that the sunlight may fall
upon them, but yon would leave I e
some human flower to suffer for
li
want of appreciation or the sunt
light of eneoura ;enient. There
are a few hardy souls that can `!
struggle along on Stony soil Ghaubs
that can wait for:, the il•e:174. d
sunbeams, vines that climb - fen
sunbeams,
kindly training—but only a
few. Utter the kind word when
you can see that it is deserved.
Some say that conditions on the
farm are greatly changed within
the last twenty-five sears. So they S
have. Most of us older chaps can
remember when every farmer of
sense had cider in his cellar from N
one to five sears old ; when sides of '
bacon and strings of ham hung
temptingly in the smoke house ;
when spliced apples lay drying
above the kitchen stove ; when
basins of milk thick with cream •
stood cool and sweet in the spring ti
ens
' beat the plough share at the dinner
onr
limn and hired help could be bad
t' at a decent wage. But now the
cider mills are little more than a
picturesque memory ; the apples a
all go barreled in lump ; the hogs
are sold on the hoof ; the smoke-
house
moke house has disappeared from lack of
nose; the mill: goes wholesale to the
factory; the rosy -checked. maidens
are young women of degree, and
hired help --well, that has become
an .almost extinct phenomenon.Stall, we manage to get on, and
even if --•o are begining to see that
this is a materialistic age. when
primitive and utilitarian whole
someness bas given way to practi-
cal prosaic moneymaking.
i
house , when osy-cheeped maid
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E Have Received
a Fine Lot of Spring
.61{0ES AND BOOTS
They aro UP-TO-DATE
in Style and we have more
coming every week.
We can show you
A Magnificent Ass31 t tent, at Prices that
w11 Sit pIse you
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Sacr2ficeice a s Still
I e.p A ,Fr il.inery •
IlHHli cry -Openings on Si.turday, 30111
and. TIOnday, April 1st.
Atiss MacDougall' has again charge of our 14'Iillinery Department with
the largest and most up-to-date stock we ever carried. Give her a'call
and be convinced.
We do not ad` extzse the largest stock but We do advertise the clean—
est and best bought ttock ' We pay spot cash for our goods therefore
our co .lpetitors cannot compete with us in prices.; •
A fall range of light, and dark Prints, all
new patterns, regular 124e nocv IOc a yard.
SATEENS
Regular 1.24e now for lee a yard
CURTAIN MUSLINS and AR I SATEEN'S
Regular 10o, t`-.' e, 15c, 20c how',So, 10, 12 -co
TUCKED APRON LAWNS
Regular 25e now 2Qc a yard
TABLE LINENS, bleached and unbleached
1 piece 2 yd wide, regular G5c now 50c a yard
1 piece lit yd wide, reg GOc now 450 a yard
1 piece 1. yd wide, reg 500 now 35c a yard
1 piece, red with floral design, reg 50c for 35o
PRINTS
$1o,000 Stock of
LAWNS ''
Regular 10c, i9. •4', 15c,. 20e, 25c, now Se,
10c, 15c and 20c a yard.
EMBROIDERIES and LACES
To be cleared out at reduced prices.
TOWELLINGS
For 4c a yd and upward
BED TIOB INGS
Regular •28c and 25c now 20e a yard
Regular 15c now for iOcts a yard
` BE5T SHIR LNG
Made. We are selling them at 12ic a yd
corroN ,a DES
Regular 2. c and 25c for 23o a yard
DRESS GOODS
We have a large stock of Dress Goods to
offer. We can assure you a Bargain in every
yard of Dress Goods we sell.. A full range of.
BLACKS, BLUES, BROWNS and that' new
GREY that everybody wants this spring. We
have it. Call early and have first choice.
LINOLEUM:
FIRST QUALITY
4 yds wide regular x;2.00 now for $1.50
9 yds wide regular 90cts now for 60cts
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
Regular 350 ail Cloth for 25e a yard
Regular 25c Oil Cloth for 20c a yard
Merchandise to be 5# crificed
OIL CLOTHS
2 yds wt•ide regular GOets for 45cts
WALL PA PERS
A IBig Snap in Wallpaper and nice new
atterus to choose from.
Regular 10c, Wallpaper for 7e
Regular Ise Wallpaper for 103
Regular 20e 'Wallpaper for 15c
Regular 25o Wallpaper for 18c
Odd lines of Wallpaper to- clear out at 3c a roll
LADIES' FUR COATS
This is your chalice for Lalies' -Fur Coats,
only a few left.
1 only regular price $80.00 for $18.60
1 only regular price 28.00 for 15.00
Dutch Setts and Produce taken in *exchange
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''Regular tS' 1.00 for 'Mats eat
COMIFORTERS and 'WOOL Pa?,:rANKETS
At a'BIG REDUCTION iii print'.
WINDOW SIIADES
'10 dozen window shades replan- 3:3o, 40c,
45e, to sell at 2:3c.
A,
A LIIG-SNA[' IN GROCERIES •
3 lbs bestIseleet Raisius for 21 cent.;
lbs Ix t clean• d Curl -alas for 25 is
10 lba blest O.i meal for 25 cents
3 boxes Crorn, Peas ant: tomatoes 95e
4 boxes) of Starch fcr 2.5 cents
Best roat$ed Coffee lbs for 25cts
Best green Japan Tea per lb 25ota
3 boxes ):east (lake '"for 10 oc'nts
'gbals Oginfort, Bee Hive Sunlight
or (Goodwill Soap for ?rots
Best Baking Powder 1,4 leis for 25c
:3 gals genuine American 0,1 for 75c
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CLOTHING
We have a full range of Spring Suiting4, all
nc.w patterns. Our stock of Ready-Mades is
complete. We gunralitee a fit and save you
money.
MIN'S NE\V SPRING IIATS
Caps. Dress Sl+irt,a, Collars and Ties to be sold
at a B'g Rcluction.
MIT, LINE RI! DE PAurrmEN'J'
lei's mumitgdi is with us again this season.
and we have a largr.• stork of Millinery Goods
Fvhieh will be solclaat is cilG DISCOUNT.
CLiOCRErtx , GLA. +S WA R E, CHINA-
WARE and PARL''it LAMPS
A large stock of Crockery. Glassware,
Chinaware and Parlor Lamps to be cleared out
at a Big Reduction.
MEBR ZURICH
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For • Sale—Vilna Kodak, 3 x 4
latest improvements. P. W. Hess
D. Coughlin, scale inspector for
this district, w,1.8 in the village
this week inspecting the scales in
use. .
Herman Bonder and daughter. alt
tended the wedding of his second:'
Mildest daughter,. Miss Susan, at
Rochester, N. Y , last week.
The railways iri the United Stat-
es have decided to Snake the stand-
larcl charge en all lines two cents';-'
mile. The lowering of the rate:
Will go into effect at once.
'Three htindred more British.
intniigrants arrived in Winnipeg
last Saturday. There have boon
near2rlative`;
•
tlae eoulyrs300ca ofiteteanzigrwealsts arrive
unite exin-
cliisive of the lioreseekers' monst-
er excursion.
Thirty thousand candidates Tor,
entrance to the high schools of
Ontario and 7,000 candidates ,fOr
the higher departinental exanilntt-
tions are the estimates made as
`the result of the applications for
examination papers to the depart -
Mont of education. Ninethousand
sets of depar tin til, examination
papers were sent out and thirty-five
thousand set of entrance papers, To
be on the safe side twenty per cent,
more were sent ont than were
dtliotight to be 3 e:tiired.
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Look Here
V you are not one of our customers,
the loss is yours as well as ours.
'We were never in better shape to ',
serve you than now. Never had
we such a large stock of Hardware and
Harness to choose from. And every -
bought before the advance in prices
took place.
In Wire Fencing
We have the IDEAL, all No. 9 hard
steel coiled wire and the Pittsburg
welded Hog and Chicken Fence. No
lock to slip, and all at last year's prices,
We also stock coiled spring wire stays
and locks, called the lock that will not
slip, guaranteed. Call and see.
C. HARTLEIB = Zurich.
The People's Hardware and 1` ,mess R-1
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