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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-11-29, Page 1TME ISE ' AL The Official Organ of 4trKt,ch and Hay Township. Vol. VII1. ZURICH, ONT.y FRIDAY, NOV. 29, 1907. No. 18, 20 PER SENT Beginning Nov. 3oth to . to end of the year 1907 I find my stock of Dry Goods rattier large, In order to reduce f;1ie stock, I am giving this large discount of 20 per cent for rash and all farm produce. You roust bear in mind that this is no old shelf -worn stock: The larger portion of this stock is,.entirely new This seasons Goods. Do not listen to anyone when they try and make yon believe this is olcl stock, come and yon will be convinced that my steok is first class. This discount goes all through the General stock of Dry Goods and Gents furnishings. Such as DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, FLANNELET'T'ES, WRAPPEEtETTES, PRINTS, TOWLING, SIII.RTINGS, COTT ONADES, GINGHAMS, SATI+'.ENS, WHITE BEAR CLOTH, SPECIAL LINES EIBLEACIIED COTTON, FACTORY COTTON, WOOL BLANKETS, COTTON BLANKETS, LADIES' FUR RUFFS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE, 2 dozen Men's working shirts, regular price 7'5 cents each, for .45 2 dozen Men's working shirts, regular price GO cents each, for •45 G dozen Fall and Winter Caps, regular price 50 cents each, for .35 e 20 only Girls' Reefers, regular prices from $2.00 to $4.00, for LADIES' UNDERWEAR, LADIES' COATS, ALL THIS YEAR COATS, MEN'S HATS, CAPS, TIES, COLLARS, BBACES, SOCKS AND DRESS SHIRTS. MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDER - CHILDREN'S WHITE -BEAR COATS. 1 coat size 20 regular price, 52.25. for 1 coat sizs 22 regulor price, $2,50 for. 2 coats size 24 regular price, $3 00 for Towellings and Remnants 540 yds Towelling, regular price. 5 cts for 2 cts 240 yds t'oweiling, regular price, 8 ets for4 cts A lot of Remants, at a big snap. *1.13 1 25 1 50 �:-.. '. .:.:,r,-,. WEAR, MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS, Al EN'S ( VERA LLS, MEN'S SMO, KS, BOYS SWEATERS, MEN'S AND BOYS' RFADY MADE SUITS, AND SUITS MADE TO 0:,E.R. GENERAL MERCHANT ZURICH, ONTARIO . GI'-, - M"T,•JNi•ai': —ROYAL— Glyceirated Balsam of Fir For Coughs and all Affect- ions of the Throat and Bronchial Tulles. There is no remedy so sure or speedy. For Sale by Dealers. 9tl—M afirraflr.6"a.0:134'i1475418r ALOCAL NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Innes visited at Hensel' on Sunday. Faust has a full supply of Xmas and New Year Post O>it'dS. Mr. Loris Jeffery has his house now moved to its new location on a lot he pnrchased from S. Ronnie, west of the tannery. Mr. Burke of Brussels was in town this week. He is a barber, and was looking for an opening here, so it is reported. Dr. Ovens, Surgeon, Oculist, Specialist will be at Royal Hotel, Hensall, on Friday Nov 2irth. Hours 4 to 8 p. m. Glasses properly fitted; Catarrh, deafness, au.cl failing eye- sight treated. Mrs. Andrew Johnston, formely living near Zurich, but lately of Willow Hall farm, London road near Hensall. died an the 20th inst, having reached the age of nearly 72 years. Mr. Wm. Becker returned on Saturday evening, from 3ask-I atebewan. Ile showed us a sample of wheat which he brought with him from his son's farm. The wheat is badly frozen, and is sell- ing at about 2s cents per bushel. Billy says that tinges will likely be very dull in the West for a while. Mr. John G. Erb of the Bronson Line had quite a loss through fire on Friday' last, when his sin oho house, and apple drying house was totally destroyed together with a lot of apples in process of drying, Mr. Erb had only recently put the dry -house in first class shape, and the cost will be considerable to have the building, racks, etc, re- plaeea. The meeting held here on Thurs- day evening, in the interests of the Conservative, party, was well at- tended. The speakers were ; B, B. Gunn,. M. P. of ,;ouch Huron, and Andrew Broder, 11I. P. of Dundas Mr. J. A. Williams acted as ohair- nman, and gave ,,, a short address There was some disappointment that two of the speakers, H. Miler M. P. P. and D.,. Chisholm of Wingharu were not present', A STRONG FAVORITE, With all classes of people, proles• sional men, business men, mech- anics, farmers, etc, the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Mont- real, is the popular paper of Canada, Its success is well deserved, too, for certainly no paper in Canada gives such big value. How such a paper can be supplied to subscribers at one dollar per year is a uiystrey. Few homes iu Canada will be found to -day without the big Montreal paper. We learn there is a greater demand than ever this season and those that want to receive the paper regularly during 1008 should send in their orders at once. Miss Iva Weber visited Clinton friends, over Sunday. Mr. D. S. Faust is visiting his slaughter. Mrs. Finkbeiner in Mil- verton, this week. Seo us for fur ruffs, ladies' and men's fur coats. Get our prices be- fore you buy. J. Preeter., Mrs. J. C. Kalbfleiseh, and Mrs. .Julius Bloch, visited Dashwood friends, for a few days last week. Chapped hands are quickly cured by applying Chamberlain's Salve Price, 25 cent. For sale by J J Merner. j3'ai st's big fat See additional locals on page 5• 1 o 0 0 o v c o o o•o .vim o o•o q . •_" Miss Green of Exeter is0 0' visiting ©•� c�.a•�•o c�•,'•vim170''''',"-=:7''',e-';','". at the home of Mr. Fred \Vifwa, a.- this weok, -��� 000 It is reported that '4t r _" r~;"� ,art" v J will start a restaurant, and con- '.• ••4 H . 1 V�. V Messrs J. J. Merner and F. 0. Q04 fectionery with his bakery. Kalbfleiseh spent the latter part of 66 this week in Toronto, on business. 0$4 100 acre farm for Salo, in good condition and will be sold on easy a; terms. Apply to ...Noah •Sararas, Q': Zurich. an 't forgept D JNo,v k.,•. 5I L'v , e it 'ea the direfully. '` Mr. Ernst Gies, has•soltl his farm to i\ lr, Simon Dietrich, for :0000 - 00. Mr. Dietrich has secured a splendid farm, and will take pos- session the first of April. Mr. 3..J. Merner intends curing a quantity of pork. This should prove a good investment us hogs , are low in price at present, and cured meat shouicl command a ready sale at good prices next ' spring. M begiA tallies' aid will be held at the hour. of Mrs. P. Hauch, on Dee. 55th, at 2.30 p. m. Messrs F. W. Hess, W. G. Hess, Ed. Axt and W. 0 Brien are camp- ing at the pinery this week. Watch for some tall stories about ducks one•cotton. tails. Mr. Willman Callfas who some time ago added a self -feeder too his cleaner says they are the best thing out. The feeder saves one man, does better work and more work per day. Cost money.... but you will find ours a little Letter than others at the same T priee. Just now we want to talk VP UG WATERPROOF 51-10ES AND o va RUBBERSgP ciVe have all' the ? Leading la. ekes ami trip Styles. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT. ;(!y' 000 Butter, Eggs and Dried V.?,'4.0- , Apples taken in exchari e 1V tab 0 4b4 �� R I Z 0(4 004 THE' 81-10EMAN �. ZUR1OH vt�v A. .roc. 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