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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1908-03-20, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich, and Hay Township. Vol:i VIII. FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. 20, 1908. No, 33z nouseissiskammagesdixammissosi Sprira. �� r er 'OPENS APRIL 1st, Canada's GroatesL• Chain of High Grade Business Colleges. located at PETERBOROUGH WIN GUAM CLINTON , WrALTufmrON ORANGEVILLE i Goxinaxoxi follows the custom of business concerns and takes no vacation. Stenographers, Book -keeps and Tele- graphers are in groat demand in July August, September and October. Wo train more young people than any other management in Ontario. There must be a reason; write for it, MAIL COURSES Clinton Business College Daniel E. Eby, Vice Principal. Giro. SroTTON, - Principal. MUSIC nI S S V. MAASS, Prepares Pupils for the Toronto Con- servatory of Music and other Centres. Address : LUTHERAN PARSONAGE, Zurich. o���•ee�rratrr ������'a® gLOCAL NEWS. .1rWr"?4rae411t4SA-DA+moo D. S. Faust is handling potatoes. Mr. P. Lamont left on Monday for Michigan, on a business trip. Headquarters for Gents, furnish- ings, for spring. J. J. Merner Zurich. D, S. Faust is open for Dutch setts and large onions. Bring them along. Mr. C. Sahrag, baker, will start a confectionery store and restanr- •ant in town. Mr. J. A. Williams is attending the A. 0, U. W. meeting at Toron- to, this week. Mrs. W. H. Hoffman is visiting her sister Mrs. Finkbeiner, a t Milverton, this week. Miss Ada Becker of Dashwood was the guest of her friend, Miss Lizzie Volition on Monday. Mr. John Gies left this week for Saskatchewan where he has pur- chased a farm, near a new town named Langham. Mr. Matthews of Seaforth, is at• tending to Mr. C. Schrag's bakery, this week. Chris is spending the week at Seaforth, with Crich Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ()ascii re- turned to Michigan on friday from.,a two months' visit with friends in this vicinity and in Waterloo County. Tommy Burns the Canadian boxer, made short work of the Irish lad, Jem Roche, at Dublin on St Patrick's Day. The mill lasted about a minute and a half, and was witnessed by three thous- and people, some of whom paid $125.00 for a seat. That mechanics are more plenti- ful than a year ago has been brought to our attention by Mr, C. Hartleib, A year ago he adver- tised for a tin smith and only one application resulted. Recently an ad bronght 25 replies. It is need- less to say that Charlie advertised in the Scotchman's Bible, The Globe. A very pretty wedding was celeb- rated on Wednesday March the lith at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Joel Baechler Babylon Line, when their second daughter Sarah, was united in the Holy bond's of Matrimony to Mr. Henry Smith of Saskatche- wan. At 1 o.clock the bridal party entered tate parlor and took their places under a beautiful arch of evergreens, decorated with while roses under which a white floral bell was hung. The Ceremony was performed by the Rev. C. C. J. Maass. The bride looked charm- ing in a pearl grey skirt of broad- cloth, with silk waist to match and wore white roses in her hair. The bride was assisted by her sister Lydia Ann, while Mr. Chris Erb supported the groom. After congratulations all sat down to a sutmptuous wedding dinner. The presents were both numerous and costly and show the high esteem in which the young couple are held, They will leave for Saskatchewan March 14th. Their many friends join in wishing this young couple overy success in their new home. Mr. David Bock of Windsor, is visiting his family here, this week. Mr. Horace Schilbe is learning the harness business at Hartleib's shop. 5 different styles of Christy hats, all latest and best. J. J. Merner Zurich, The best cow at Mr, Gies' sale on Wednesday, brought $60.00, All the stock sold at very good prices. A large crowd attended the sale of Mr. Ernst Gies, on Wednesday afternoon and good prices were realized. Mr. Jacob Gingerich of the Goshen Line south is down with stomach trouble of a rather severe nature. Dr Ovens, eye specialist will visit Hensall, Royal Hotel, on Thursday April 2nd. If you re• quire glasses dont fail to see Dr. Ovens Mr. Henry Neeb of the Babylon Line, was called to Ratho on Wed- nesday, to see his brother Jacob, who fell off a load of hay, and is severely injured. Mr. E. R. Youngs agent of the Molsons Bank for 'the past month or two has been trans- ferred to London, Mr. Youngs made many friends while in town who regret his removal. Do not be misled by buying a cheap factory harness, they are no good. Bay a harness that is mann- factured by your town harness maker, and is guaranteed. The man that does your repairing, if anything goes wrong, at Hartleib's. The dome of the boiler in Cook's grist mill at Hensel' blew off on Tuesday noon, causing consider- able'excitement in the "Dry Town" for a few minutes, and damaged the engine house to quite an ex- tent. The loss will be quite heavy both to the boiler and to the building. None of. the workmen were injured and the mill -did. not suffer ranch damage.. The menibei°s of the Anteci.' met at the home of Mrs. Magel, on Wednesday afternoon. This meet ing was opened with devotional exercises, followed by an educa- tional half hour, on the Canadian White Ribbon Tidings, the official organ Ontario W. C. T. U. After the close of the business all the members joined hands singing "Blest be the tie" thus welbbining one new member to the society. Mrs. Magel then served a dainty lunch, which was heartily enjoyed by all, D. S. Faiiz t hits a large range of lace curtains. Mrs. Christian Bechler j.s laid up at present by a severe illness. Now is the tiire to .place your order for a suit at D. S, Faust. Mr. Edward Bauer of nMTavistook is visiting friends emelt nese for a few,days. See our roofing, we p4, t on this summer at $3.00 per equaa;e, at C. Hartleib's, Zurich, : 20 Tons of dutch sets wanted at once. Highest prices paid. J. J. Merner Zurich. Mr. David Schnell and John Hey, Jr., spent Sunday at the home of George Clausius. Our merchants are getising their millinery "departments `ready for the Spring season. i;. Mr. Samuel Ronnie' 'spent the fore part of the week with his daughter, Mrs. Paulin,•.Gotlerioh. ' MiGs Colvin, of Brussels. has been engaged by J. Preeter to take. charge of his millinery depar t- ment for this season. Mr. Frank Bossenberry, has dis- posed of his dwelling, to Mr. John Albrecht. Mr. Bossenberry and family will likely leavo, town. The rural telephone blovetnent is springing up all over :the County. Both Seaforth and Exeter citizens are agitating for connection with neighboring farmers, 'Mr. Win Kleinsteivc been with J. 0, Keller wood for nearly eight gaged with 3, Pree clerk. Mr Kleinste well recommended. Mr. F. W. Hess store a thorough ren The sides are being while the metal given several coal Mr. H. Arnot the Sovereign the new ms• Ba L. ail who has u Dash- rs has en - as head r comes iving his •m inside. apered, been r of re is 1 WWIMIMMAMMAMMAMMWsWiAVVANANI JUST ARRIVED wiLlantal COME and examine my Stock of Now Spring Goods be- fore you buy. Yon will be benefited. My Stock is good and of the VERY NEWEST DESIGNS. 1.91.111.10111111.11 New Spring Dress Goods in all colors. New Prints and all fast colors, A beautiful range of Muslins. Mens Spring Suitings, Ladies' Hose. Embroideries of all kinds. Laces of all kinds. Lace Curtains, Linoletuns, 4 yds and 2 yds wide. Floor Oil Cloth, 2 yds and 1 yd wide. .A. full range of everything in the Dry Goods line. DUTCH SETTS AND ALL FARM PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods for which I am paying highest MARKET PRICES D. S. FAUST, Zurich. o•O.O.•O.O.O.O•�1.0•4.O ©•0.O.0•� D 4.4.0.�p • ��.Q d 4'O O•!�J•ac�! 4•d 0 0 4 4 � 4�1� 0 0•� O•lJ•O•�� 0.4 Q4 D.D to beri--ct, his services4 A school that public favor mn merit. We unde Spotton now trains people than any of ment in Ontario.• Business College, in mine Mr, young hnage- es Clinton whose ne w advestisment appears on page one is certainly a worthy link in this Chain of Colleges. The Spring term opens April 1st., • Cost money.... but you will find ours a Iittle better than others at the same price. Just now we want to talk WATERPROOF SHOES AND GUARANTEED RUBBEIRS. f a l the' Leading Makes and Styles. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT. Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples taken in exchange, 40p 4• 4 �1 ., T ehve 1 z, ' G 400 i0 404 D PA Q . DQ THE SHOEMAN — Z URIC p 40 0. FRITZ Usaaaese5SUSleaa2=1CAMOCESZW=SSIESS=sESM24 0 9 9s ITH the most complete stock of Up-to-date Spring Gi-oods, and selections may be Meade with 1L� the assurance that everything is in keeping with the dictates of fashion. Assortments were never so complete, nor prices so reasonable. We invite your inspection while the Stock is still new and fresh. SPRING DRESS GOODS QUR DRESS GOODS department, which has glade our store so popular, is this season stocked with the largest and most up-to-date goods that has ever been shown in Zurich, our values are unsurpassed. Among the latest cloths are—Wool, Voiles, Taffeta Cloths, Poplinettes, Panamn, and striped lorents, the very latest. PRINTS f" iUSLINS ETC 7T COMPLETE STOCK of Prints, Muslins, Ginghams, Organ- -ca -dies, etc. Just as Delaines in spots and fancies, exceptionally good value at i21 cts a yard. LINOLEUCIS I3E SURE AND SEE our line of Oil Cloths and Linoleums before you make your selections. Some very pretty. designs to choose from. SILKS IIIS SEASON we have the biggest stock of silks ever shown before by this store.. Japan silks, chiffon Taffeta, Pean de Soil, Tamaline, and Shan Tung. Bc sure and see these new goods. WALL, PAPERS PRING with its cleaning is here and that room needs re -paper - Our stock of Wali Papers is complete and at prices to suit any poeket book. WINDOW SHADS ETC LARGE STOCK of Window Shades, in all colors and styles of fringes. . Roller blinds and lace curtains in endless variety. READY-TO-WEAR SUITS Just a word to the MEN', YOUTHS, and BOYS. If You need a new suit this Spring, visit our gents furnishing department. Our stock of ready to wear clothing was never so large, and is made up of the latest in styles and cloths.. Be sure and see theme. Headquarters for Wire, Peerless Fencing, Churns, Washing Mach= ines, Wringers, Etc. PRODUCE and DUTCH SETTSIWANTED. ET E 3; 3191 3+>E'E`AaI£3 a2M. c' 3CS5k ocK E # +A Amecx 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 !dC 0 0 0 3 "'R(343 +'.3•r" «s 5..3 ? i. .A:; urdv +L4 S S. rc.;E3 =ram i