HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1907-12-20, Page 1The Official Organ of Zuricl and Hay Township.
Vol, VIII.,
FRIDAY MORNING.y DEC. 20, 1907.
No,. 21 ,
ONI.
Ten More pays
OF OUR
20 p. et. Disc.unt Sale?
It will pay you well to give this Store your patronage
for the closing days of the 20 per cent discount sale.
D. S. FAUST, GENEERcRAL.
l-IANT Zurich
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---ROYAL,—
Olycerated Balsam of Fir
For Coughs and all Affect-
ions of the Throat and
Bronchial Tubes.
There is no remedy so sure or
speedy. For Sale by Dealers.
eLOCAL NEWS.
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Ask your friends to subscribe for
The HERALD for next year.
Mr- and Mrs. Henry Hahn. of
North Dakota, are visiting in the
ri lcinrty of Dashwood,
Mrs. Solomon Schluchter of
Pigeon Mich., is visiting friends in
this vicinity, this week.
D. S. Faust has just received a
new supply of post card albums,
prices from 25 to 40 cents.
I have a place for $3000.00 on
first mortguge on 110 acres of land,
at 5 percent. Apply to E. Zeller,
Zurich.
Messrs Jerry and Ben Kaercher,
and:theirwives allof North Dakota,
arrived in town on Saturday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Reports from Detroit, where a
good many of our citizens are
temporarily located, indicate very
dull times, and it is expected that
some will spend the winter here.
Mr. D. Steinbach, :a former
merchant here was in town this
week calling on old friends. Mr.
Steinbach travelled through a good
part of the United States the past
summer.
Quite a number of our subscribers
in the United States have not re-
newed their subscriptions. If you
want "Title HERALD" for next year
your the is limited, as all renewals
must be in by the end of the month.
Rev, J. C. C. Maass, Mrs. Maass
a.nddaughter, arrived in town on
Monday evening. THE HERALD wel-
comes them as citizens, and trusts
that the Reverend gentleman, and
his family will be pleased with
their new location.
Mr. D. French, formerly manag-
er of the House of. Refuge at
Clinton, is now filling the position
of weighmaster in the town of
. Wetaskawin, He is paid by corn.
Tnission, but his earnings run from
$60 to $100 a month
We are in receipt' of several
photos from our old friend Mr.
R. F. Stelck of Edmonton. One
represents Mr. Stela and two.
companions with several long
strings of game and the other the
home of a family of Indians. The
pictures were taken near Sand
Lake, about 40 miles North-West
of Edmonton,
It is not the quantity of food
taken, but the amount digested,
and assimilated that gives strength
and vitality to the system.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invogorate the stomach
and liver and enable them to per-
form their functions. The result a
relish for your food, increased
strength and weight, greater en-
durance and a clear head. Pride,
25 cents. ' Samples free. For sale
.by 3, J. Merner,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Witwer visited
Exeter friends on Monday.
Hockey skates 75 cts. for 45 cts,
till Christmas, at Hartleib's.
One new Portland, cutter
one second hand cutter, for
cheap. C. Fritz, Zurich.
There will be preaching Service
in the Evangelical church on
Christmas morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. Henry Rickbeil Jr. of North
Dakota, is visiting his uncle, Mr.
J. F. Rickbeil, and other friends in
this vicinity.
Monday was one of the liveliest
, days this season.,Everyavail
space was taken; up With. htr
and rigs and the various business;;
places were literally jammed all
day, with holiday shoppers.
Mr. Peter Woolley the veteran
tree pruner, "blew" into Tato HER.
ALD office, on Wednesday. He
showed us a pair of long boots
marle by the late Ruben Hamacher
about 15 years ago, and as he put
it, 'they aro slightly disfigures,
like the wearer, but still in the
ring."
and
sale
Mr. M. Y. McLean of Seaforth,
called on friends Here this week.
New Ads.—D. S. Faust, Dr. J. L.
Scott. H. Well, F, W. Hess, Family
Herald.
Did you see the beautiful dressed
dolls at D S. Faust's, for only 25
you 50 cents?
Mr. W. H. Bender has disposed
of his dwelling in town, to Mr.
Alonzo Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oesch, of
near Bay Port. Mich: are renewing
acquaintances in this section.
31r.J J'. Merner, is in the mat... -
or -nicely diesgeg poultry for,
as trade. l r test market
e will be paid.
A Christmas Entertainment will
be given by members of the
Evangelical Sunday School 14th.
con, on Monday evening Deo. 23rd
You are heartly invited.
Hon. J. Israel Tarte, ex -minister
of Public Works, of the Laurier
Government died at his home in
'Montreal, on Wednesday. He was
editor of La Patric, an influential
daily paper of Montreal,
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WATERPROOF SHOES AND
GUARANTEED RUBBER,S
We .have all the Leading Makes and
Styles. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT.
Butter, Eggs and Dried
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OUR STORE is brimful of Goods suitable. for Christmas Gifts. We have paid partir'lllar at -
tention to our buying this season, and have the satisfaction of seeing our shelves and counters
filled With the best goods on the market. A visit to our Store will convince you. Call
early. A few of our Special Lines:
Toilet Setts
A large assortment of New De-
signs and colorings, ranging in
price from $1.40 to $5.00
,.a A,4 Per Sett.
Dinner Ware
Just opened up—a fine shipment
of Dinner Ware, • imported direct.
We eau save you money on these
Goods and they make a very pretty
Xmas present; from x+6.00 up.
Regular $12.00 line for $10.00
a sett from until Jany 1st only.
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Toys for the Children
We have not forgotten the children in making our
selections for Xmas. and we are showing this season the
largest and best assortment of toys we. have ever shown.
Call early and make your :elections.
HARDW Ash RE
DO NOT FORGET that you can buy your Hardware
cheaper from us than elsewhere. 'We carry a full line of
everything. A large line of
SILVERWARE, t•zKATLS, HANGING
Jo PARLOR LAMPS, GRANITES1'ARE,
.d4,4a4 Etc., for Xmas trade.
J� NEW LINE of Gents' Neckwear, Fancy
-•1-1 Shirts, Overcoats, Caps, ,Etc. Our stock
of . general Dry Goods was never better and our
Ps .ces are just a little lower than ordinary. We
still have a nice lot of Men's and Ladies' Fur
Coats and Ruffs.
Dry Goods
We are showing a Large Asac. t•
merit of Ladies' Fancy Collars,
ranging in price 5u op to $1.35 each
This is the best assortment ev.r
shown in Zurich. •
IIANDKDRCIIILFS A ]r,t to
•'hoose from. White and fancy
cotton; Far.c.v rmbroiderecl; Plain
and fancy silks in endless variety.
At all Prices. •
Glassware&China
A large stook of Fancy Glas••w;t'e
and Chinn Cools for the HOW ty
Goods. �•�,w•$�ii
AND WE JUST WISH TO MENTION HEBE
that if you are looking for a Stove, remem-
ber that we carry a full line of the celebrtttsd
Peninsulars—the stove that makes home a comfort, '
and cooking a pleasure for the Housekeeper.
All kinds of Produce taken In exchange
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