The Herald, 1908-09-11, Page 1H
The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
Vol.. IX.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 11, 1908.
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FLOCAL NEWS.
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Miss Ada Koehler left for Toron-
to, on Tuesday morning.
Mr. A. Eclighoffer, barber has
been laid up with a sore finger, the
past week.
Miss Nora Schnell has returned
home from a visit with friends in
Michigan.
D, S. Faust has Timothy seed,
for sale.
Stephen Council minutes will ap-
pear in our next issue.
Messrs. Alfred and Eddie Peine
of .Oovdon were visitors here over
Labor Day.
There' was a good crowd at the
dance in Rau's Hall, or. Monday
evening.
Mr. Harold Appel left for Sea -
forth, where he is apprenticed
with Mr. Daly, Jeweler.
Messrs. T. Bechold and E. Schif-
fer of Detroit, were guests at the
Dominion House the past week.
Mr. E. O. Weber of Berlin broth-
er of Mrs. Rev. Gischler, spent
Sunday, at the Evangelical parson-
age.
The Jubilee Band will likely be
one of the five bands to attend the
Laurier Demonstration at Clinton,
on the 23rd.
Mr Wright of the Point Farm
Goderich was a visitor this week,
with his old friend Mr. R. R. John-
ston, of the Dominion House.
If you want a first-class stove,
see how cheap you can buy one
during our 30 days removal sale
$35 00 for. $27.00, ai Hartleib's.
Dr. George Schoellig, wife and
young daughter Mildred, left on
Monday for their home in Detroit,
after a short visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
Dr. Ovens, Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday Sept 25th, Hours
5 to 9 p. m. Glasses properly fitted
Catarrh, deafness, and failing eye-
sight treated.
Mr. Alfred Peine, sang a solo in
the Lutheran church, on Sunday,
which greatly pleased the large
congregation. Mr. Peine has a
rich bass voice. with splendid con-
trol and his singing has received
very favorable comments from the
London papers.
The Ladies Aid. of the Evangeli-
cal, church, held their regular
meeting Sept. 3. Rev, Mrs. Gisch-
ler opened the meeting by singing,
Mrs. E. Bossenberry read a passage
of scripture in German and Miss
Morris of Colborne, read the fol-
lowing in English. Rev. Mrs.
Uisohler gave an interesting talk
on the chapter read. The members
of the Ladies Aid, then voted a
nice sum of money to bit distribut-
ed among, the needy in the mission
fields of Parry Sound, in charge of
Rev. Mr, D. Brandt.
Miss Melinda Ortwein of liensa.11
visited here on Labor Day.
Miss Tillie Dumart, of Berlin
visited friends, here this week.
D. S. Faust has some fine dinner
setts, and other fancy dishes,
Large shipment of best Portland
cement arrived, good and fresh, at
Har Ilei b's.
Miss Bertha Wurm of Detroit is
visiting relatives, here for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Schultz of Preston
were the guests of Rev, and Mrs.
Maass, the past week.
During our big 30 days sale, we
sell rawhide whips, reg. 50ets for
35cts, at Hartleib's.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Stung of
Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ortwein, on Wednesday.
Rev. A. D. Gischier attended the
funeral of Mrs. Rev. Grenzenhach
nf Listo*ell, last Monday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gies of St.
Jacobs, Waterloo County, formerly
residents of this Township, visited
over the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernst Gies.
Notice—Mr. J. J. Merner wishes
to notify the public that his cider
mill and jam factory will run every
Wednesday and Saturday until
further notice.
Miss Eva Williams nnderwent an
operation last week. for appendici-
tis, at the hands of Dr. Gunn of
Clinton, assisted by the local medi-
cal men. The patient is doing fairly
well.
We believe that Mr. Cantin's
scheme to connect Stratford and
St. Joseph by an electric railway
will become a reality. There is no
man in Canada that can put more'
energy into a project than this
same Cantin.
Death The Judgment
Sept 13th Sept. loth
Rev. A. D. Gisohler will
preach on the four last
things Sunday evening, at
the Evangelical cllpch,
Heaven tt t Hell
Sept. 27th Oct. 4th
Mr. Joseph W. Wild of Nokomis,
Illinois, and sister, from Bayfield,
were visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
George Campbe]I, on Saturday.
Mr. Wild is a native of Canada
but has been at Nokomis nearly 30
years, where be and a. partner are
publishing two weekly papers, one
English and one German. We
thank Mi.. Wild for a call at THE
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1tlUSLINS, regular price per yard, 15 cts.
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WHITE MUSLINS, regular price yard,
10 cts. now for
MUSLINS, regular price per yard, 25 ots
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A. small number
Of blue Overalls
regular price 75cts. Coyne and get a pair.
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spending her holidays under the
.parental roof, at the Parr Line.
Mr. E. O. Weber of Berlin, gave
an inspiring aeldress in the Evange-
lical church on Sunday evening.
Miss Minnie Ehlers of Dashwood
sang a beautiful solo in the Evan-
gelical church., on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, Abram Bean of
Bright visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Schoellig, the fore part of the
week.
Great removal sale for 30 clays.
Everything at reduced prices, call
and see now cheap you can buy for
cash, at Hartleib's.
Mr. N, M. Vantin of St. Joseph,
is entertaining a number of dis.
tinguished visitors from Ottawa,
Boston and New York.
Miss Colvin of Brussels has re-
turned to town to take charge of
Mr. Preeter's millinery department
for the fall and winter season.
The Hewers of London, seven in
number, will give a concert in the
Town Hall on Fair night Sept 24th,
under the auspices of the Agricul-
tural society. Secure reserved
seats, from S. E, Faust or at the
HERALD office.
Mr. Reddinger of Detroit and
Miss Louisa Wurm were married
on Saturday morning, and arrived
in town in the evening. They spent
the week with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Henry Wurm. THE HERALD
extends congratulations and best
wishes to the young couple.
Mr. James Johnston of the Town
Line near Blake, and one of the
early settlers of this section died
on Saturday evening. having reach-
ed the age of eighty years, He
leaves two sons, Ross onthe old
homestead, John on the next farm
and a son Robert, who was last re-
ported to be in the States but has
not been heard from. for many
;gears. The funeral was held on
Tuesday to Bayfield cemetery, and
Was very largely attended.
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Cordially invites the Ladies to look through the Biggest
Fall Dress Goods, Ladies' Coats and Mantles, Silk: and
wear....Our large turn -over enables us to keep only new
No Shoddy or Shop=worn goods have room in our .S
We are continually adding to our Stock and so keep in
World of Fashion.
Stock we have ever r arried hi
all Goods for Fall and Winter
and fresti Goods.
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touch with all the latest: in the
ress Goods
E are proud of our display in FALL DRESS GOODS.
You cannot afford to miss seeing our Stock. You will be
pleased with the New Goods and Values. Our Stock
will be complete in a few days and we extend a Special In-
vitation to the Ladies of Zurich and vicinity to look over
these Goods.
STRIPED VENETIANS in blue, brown; green and black.
PLAIN VENETIANS in all the leading shades.
These Goods are among the newest cloths for Fall wear and
will make a very Stylish Suit. , Many other cloths in various
colors and gnalitres at Right Prices to choose nom.
TOILET SETTS
e have a large assortment of toilet setts at from :1.25 to
$5.00 per sett. These are all new goods and 'worth much
more than we ask for them. We have just opened up a
lot of odd pieces such as plates, caps and saucers, ;jugs, scallops,
etc., which we imported direct, and are thus enabled to sell below
the regular price.
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[ desire to call special attention to our stock of dinner-
ware, glassware, chamber sets, etc. In dinnerware we have
a full lide, in many pretty designs and patterns at special
Below are a few of the bargains we are giving in this
prices.
line.
07 piece Dinner Setts new patterns and decorations—worth
$13.00 for $11.00.
97 piece Dinner Setts
X5.00 for X0.50.
1 only Dinner Sett worth $10.00 for •*8.00.
1 only Dinner Sett worth ,$14.00 for 19,50.
A line of odci plates, colored, 7 inch, regular :1.20'for 75
cents per doz.
new patterns and decorations ---worth
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I�ye carry a complete line of knives and forks, odd knives,
�'�r�® table spoons, paring knives, and also a good selection of
silver plated knives and forks, spoons, etc. Get our prices
before buying elsewhere.
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