HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1908-10-02, Page 1T The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township., Vol. 1.X. FRIDAY MORNING OCT. 2, ITOATIONS il with leading business house await our graduates. Y8 LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER and all modern office methods which ensure rapid advance- ment. yy GREGG SHORTHAND The latest in Men's Hats. Call at D. S. Faust. 'Mr Bernhardt of Preston was a visitor in town, over Sunday. Mr. E. M. Brokenshire of Dash- wood was a visitor in town, on Wednesday. Messrs. John Deichert Jr., Milne Rannie and Briscoe Humphrey at- tended the Blyth fair, this week. Milver- taught by the only teacher in Mrs. Wm. Finkbeiner of Ontario who attended the ton accompanied by her daughter Hazel, is visiting her father, D., S. Faust. Authors School. THREE COURSES—Stenography, Commercial, Telegraphy. Enter any day. Write for particulars 50 FALL TER:11 FROM SEPT. lsb Canton BilSillBSS Colli e. GEO. SPOTTov. Principal. moneemoczoczocKAzto=oemsat .3iD��D0D6�0D@N3>4DBA.YDQD«UDC�*90D®0D(.�p0 The New ..GONFECTIONERY.. STOR1 IS THE PLACE TO GILT Ice Crean, Sundaes O Sodas. ORANGES GES and BANANAS Bread and Cakes PIRPA a 6IR'9 Baker and Confectioner ZURICH 4,DQ„,QD33333.36CDDD6®4D=3)(1DKDQAD0.3313D0D331330 §a LOCAL NEWS. h. g QTR'' 4P'? 4aA"1,4"T)4-24-110:194: 4" The best range of dishes of all kinds, at D. S. Faust Rev. A. D. Gischler is laid up at present with a bad cold. Mr. Harold Johnson of Clinton, is spending a few days with his uncle. Mr. Thos. Johnson. A good range of ladies' and girls' coats, at D. S. Faust. A ball and.' supper is advertised for Tuesday evening. Oct. 13th, at St. Joseph. Mr, J. J. Merner's Little Mack, captured first money in a race at Blyth, on Wednesday, in 3 straight heats. See our line of baseburners and heating stoves, for coal and wood. Nicely nickeled and groat heaters. Get our prices, J. Preeter. Mrs. Merick and children, of Chicago, and Mrs, Zimmerman of Tavistock, are visiting with Mrs. Gertrude Hess. D. S. Faust has received some fine striped Dress Goods in blue, brown and green, the very latest. Come and pick a dress. Dr. Buchanan of Toronto is ex- pected here this (Friday) evening to take Dr. 1Wilson's practice, who is still confined to the house. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Bloch. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbach, left on Saturday for a week's visit with relatives and friends in De- troit. We are showing some of the lat- est in Ready.to-wear suits. Every ono got up in the latest cut and the goods cannot be excelled. Prices are right. J. Preeter. Mr. C. Schrag and family have moved to Mr. Oscar Koehler's house on the farm. We have not learned where Mr. S. is going to locate permanently. Dr Oven's Surgeon, ()enlist, Specialist will be at Royal Hotel, Hensall, on Friday Sept 25th. 'Hours 5 to 9 p. r. .Glasses properly fitted Catarrh, deafness, and failing eye- sight treated. Owing to the cold weather on Tuesday evening, there was only a small crowd to see the bicycle race. There were five starters, but the main interest centred in Louis Dur- and and Garnet J acobe, two old- time rivals. Durand took the first beat by about ten feet, while the two last were won by Jacobe by the very smallest margin, one heat being won by less than a foot. 1908. D. S. Fust, has a fine range of furs. Come along. Mr. Godfrey Niolxolson, of Credi- ton was in town On Thursday. &1r. Wickwire, of the Exeter Times was a caller dere on 'Wed- nesday, on his way from Bayfield Wanted -30 cts per hundred- weight, for good, sound peeling apples, at the Hensall Evaporator. Goo. Joynt, Stf. Dr. Wilson of Toronto is taking hie brother's practice, as the latter took suddenly ill last week and is confined to the house. Mrs. J. J. Merner has been en- tertaining her mother, Mrs; Gra, ham and sister Miss Graham, of Goderich, the past week. Master Elgin Hess sustained a broken collar bone and other in- juries, on Saturday, the result of a fall from a horse he was riding. Mr. John G. Erb, has purchased the 40 acres on the Bronson Line, from Mr. Godfrey Nicholson of Crediton. Mr. Erb has now 240 acres. Mr . Bowen of London gave a very interesting address, in the Evangelical church, on Tuesday evening. The officers of the Bible Society were also elected at the Meeting. GUN CLUB SHOOT The following is the score for the lst shoot for the carving sot, re- cently presented to the Olub for competition by Mr. Fleisohauer a commercial traveller, from Lon- don. C Fritz 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 W O'Brien 0 1 1 1 1 1 01 1 0 7 FWHess 1.011100011 5 J PRau ..10011.1.0101 6 J Schnettler....l 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 7 Hurley Weber.,l 1 1 1 1 1 1 0.0 0 7 H Yungblut....0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 5 J Preeter 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 rr 5 Faust .J1'11000011 0 Mr. J. S.' Merrier attended Bay- field Fair as one of the Judges, on Thursday. Mr, Jacob Weida. who has been laid up for some weeks is slowly recovering. Mr. Charles Welker, was beaten for first with his oai•riage team at Blyth Fair- Mr. Eli Ducharnle of Stratford spent part of the ev6ek with relati- ves at Drysdale. Mr. Alex Mustard of l3rucefield, returningoffieer for South Huron, was in town on business, Thursday afternoon. The Crediton Stars were defeated in a fast gone of ball, last week, by the Irish Nino, of Lucan. The score was 3-2. Rev. L. K. Eidt of Dashwood will preach in the Evangelical church 14th Con., on Sunday afternoon, at the usual hour. Notice—Mr. 'J. J. Merner wishes to notify the public that his cider mill anct jatii factory' Will run every Wednesday and Saturday until further notice. On Tuesday evening next Mr. Roy Geiger, will give his report of the S. S. Convention held at Ches- ley, last week. All are requested to attend. Exeter bowlers captured the trophy at the (3rediton bowling tournament. last Friday. The pre, septation was made by Mr. Sam Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Weide, of Mount Clemens, Miele, arrived here on Wednesday evening for a visit. Mr. Weido is a native of this township but hats, not been in town for over 16 years. For Chapped Skin, Chapped skin whether on the hands or face may boftcrerl. in one night by trepl,yy ing Chamberlain's Salve, It is also unequaled for sore nipples, bilrns and scalds. For sale by J J Merner. There will be no preaching ser- vice in the Evangelical church on Sunday morning, owing to Rev. Gisehler's illness. The evening service will be conducted by Mr. Green of Clinton, commencing at 7 o'clock. Sunday school will be held at 0.30, and prayer meeting immediately after. No. 9. AMANWaVidWWWWWAMANAWENWMAit Clearing out Balance of Ginghans and M ;s1ins 41i.:11101410 31.1114 Milli 8111:11.• • 11191 GINGHAMS, regular pride per yard, 15cts. Now only. MUSLINS, regular price per yard, 15 cts. Now olearing out at ... . WHITE MUSLINS, regular price yard, 10 cts. now for ........... MUSLINS, regular price per yard, 25 cts. Nowfor only ......................... . A small number of blue Overalls regular price 75cts. Come and get a pair. 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E re r, .o„ti.Ir Al 1 DRESS GOODS Our stock of Dress Goods is now complete and., we are showing a very extensive line in the newest shades in Pananias Taffeta Cloth, Venetians, and Broadcloths. Venetians in plain and striped are very popular this season and our stock is most complete. NEW FALL COATS Our stock of New Fall Coats is the largest we have ever had and comprises the very latest styles in black, blue, green, brown, etc., prettily trimmed with braids. Prices are as low as any. FURS, STOLES, ETC., II1LLINERY Our millinery department is increasing in popularity and this season promises to be a record break r as it is stocked with all the newest in sha pcs, trimmings and deigns. Call and see our display. You will be pleased. WOOL BLANKETS 'We desire to call special attention to our sio.lc of Wool Blankets. Special Values. If you want a fur Ruff, Stole, Caperine or guff see our range before you bny. Prices are right. See OUT line of Fur COSour Coats, Fur -lined Coats, all new goods and first-class quality. and neat. ATS AND CAPS line of Hats and Caps for Fail wear. Nobby We handle the Famous Peninsular ra:sd 3weI Stoves ad None . PREE 3t F 30c's+ 3 f3+t 3 1M f3 113 £ etter Made at Any Price dev U Rbin,