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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1908-12-18, Page 1Vol. IX. The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township- FRIDAY ownship.? IDAY IVIORNING4 DEC. 18 i9O8. i+rr 3 , k F3 EOc a See our team harness, at $25:00 sa • WINTER TERM at Hartleib's, OPENS JANUARY 4TH � • MORE YOUNG . PEOPLE trained by ou • management than any other in Ontario. Great demand for our graduates es Business College Teachers, Private Secretaries. Office XK Assistants. etc. The embodiment of the most Expert, Modern Systems known in Businass Science. We invite comparison. Three Depart- § menta. Manuel by skilled instruct- yi ors. � J A;� COMMERCIAL, �q STENOGRAPHY, S. TELEGRAPHY. <7yT,ai1 Cpnrsesin all Business Col- ei legi �l `High School subjects, CLINTON Business College GEO. SroTTON. Principal. 3.3.£3.3..33=. eMr a a ra!70A%941,411moo* LOCAL NEWS. Watch for the W. C. T. U. serial story next week. Miss Laura Preeter .of Dashwood is visiting relatives in town. If you want to huy a nice Xmas present, call at D. S. Faust. The sleighing has about disap- peared and the wheels have to be resorted to again. Gold, handled umbrellas for lad- ies' Christmas gifts, at J. J. Mer- ner's, Popular store. Mr E. P. Paulin of Goderich. is installing a hot-water heating system in Mr. Preeter's new dwel- ling. D. S. Faust has a full supply of fancy candies, and bon bons in boxes. Mr, Chris Bechler of Blake, -wish- es to announce that Ms chopping mill will be closed on Christmas and New Year's day. We have the finest Steel range in Canada, Call and see it before you buy. Prices always right at Hartleib's. Miss L, Colvin, who had charge of J. Preeter's millinery depart- ment the past season, left for her home at Brussels on Wednesday. Bargains -Women's Leggins $1..25 now for $1.00, girls leggins $1.00 now for 75. Our assortment in winter wear is complete in all that is newest and best. Give us a call, P. Bender. The public is most heartily in- vited to attend the Christmas en- tertainment, in the- Evangelical church, on Xmas night Dec. 25th. An excellent program, including a cantata entitled, "The Star of Blessing" will be rendered on said evening. Admission 10 and 15 cts. Program begins at 7.80p. m. Come and bring your friends. Is it not about time that our re- sidents on the side streets were bettor accommodated in the way of sidewalks? Also, would not our Village be improved by one hund- red. percent by having all walks laid down in orle year as is done in the neighboring 'Villages? Would not a levy of 5 -mills on the dollar on our assessment provide interest and principal for a period of ten years to lay down all walks needed? These are live questions at the pre- sent time, and we think from past experience, that the Board of 1909 should lose no time in adopting a scheme that will, not only add beauty to our village, and satisfy all its residents, but will actually save money for the ratepayers. A full supply of fancy cakes, at D 5 Faust. Mr. Edgar Edighoffer is spending a few days at his home in Blake. Mr. Adam Edighoffer of Blake took seriously ill on Sunday, but is reported some better. Dr. D, T. Crawford of Innisfaii, Alberta.. formerly of Thedford, visited Dr. Campbell this week. Christmas handkerchiefs from 1 cent to 50 cents at Merner's Popu- lar store. Mr. Geschc of Michigan is visit- ing his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs M. Kaercher and other friends. pig bargains in all fresh grocer- ies and -Xmas goods, on Saturday Dec. 19, and Thursday Dee. 25, at • x Cilristma' Line&—Table limp's, napkins, tray cloths, sideboard drapes and washstand sets, at the Popular store. J. J. Merner. Mr. and Mrs. T. Ewalt of Elkton Mich., visited relatives in this sec- tion for the past two weeks. Mrs. 'Ewalt is a daughter of Mr. Joseph Kaercber. P. Mcisaac, the furniture man of Dashwood. is offering a 10 percent discount off sewing machines from regular prices, for the balance of the year. Give him a call. Mr. H Talbot of Blake has clone. a big season's tar eating, and he still has three weeks' clover thresh- ing in Stanley, and about two weeks in Goderieh Township. " Some are laying up treasures in heaven at the rate of a penny a week. One thing is true, we either give according to our means or ac - carding to our meanness. It is as hard for God. to bless a stingyman as it is for rain to fall on a desert. The regular meeting of the W C T 1.1 was held. Wednesday after- noon, Dee. 16th, at the home of Mrs, E. Zeller. The devotional ex- ercises were most ably conducted by Mrs, S. Merner. The business was then taken up. It was decided to send five dollars to the county Treasurer to assist the county -work, and two dollars to the sick Children's Hospital, Toronto. i'he subject for the educational half hour was "Temperance Re- formers " Neal Dorr. who forced through the Legislature of Maine the most drastic temperance legis- lation ever attempted at that time, was read by Miss Ella Rannie. John B. Gough, who travelled . all over the English speaking world, delivering nearly ten •thousand of his most powerful lebtures, was read by Miss Ethel Williams. Miss Lizzie Rannie read the life of Lady Henry Somerset of England, who has accomplished so much "for the cause of temperance. Miss Agnes Slack, who has occupied the high position of World's W 0 T U sec., also has been a member of the exe• cutive of a suffrage society, of the British Women's Temperance As- sociation, was given by Mrs. Dan Koehler. Mrs. 0. Heyroek delivered an account of the great work of Dr D2arywood Allan, who has been superintendent of the Purity De- partment of the National W 0 T U in the United. States, and who is widely and favorably known in every English speaking country A sketch of Frances E. Williard work was road and the meeting closed with singing thc'l'emperanbe »oxology. No. 20. Buy your Christmas ,supplies at the Popular store. J. J: Merner:. A good supply of wallnuts, mends, filberts, peanuts and niger- toes, at D S Faust. Rug found—On the . street in town, by Mr. Julius Bloch. Owner call for same at this office, guile a number from town at- tended the dedication of the r nth- eran ohureh at Dashwood, on Sun- day. Mr.. Addison surerus and Miss Barbara Gasaho,rboth of the 14th Con., were quietly married at. Exeter, last week. Our stock of Christmas goods is now complete and we have spine• thing to'snit any sized pm -se. Make your purchases early. J. Preeter. Another shipment of ladies' coats just arrived. You can always be sure of getting the latest and best at the Popular store. J. J. Merner. Dr Oven's burgeon, Oe oust, Specialist will be at Royal Hotel, Hensall, on Friday Deo 18th. Hours 5 to 9 p. m. (Glasses properly fitted Catarrh, deafness, and failing eye sight treated. The much talked of school con- cert, which was to have taken place this (Friday) evening• has been called off, to the keen disap• pointment of the scholars general ly. Lack of vim and energy is said to be the cause of abandoning the entertainment, and THE HERALD does not for one moment think that the failure was caused throu- gh lack of interest on the part of the scholars. A GOOD SCHOOL Ranked among the best Com- mercial Schools of the Province, is the Clinton Business College. The success of its graduates has not been excelled. The new advertise- ment dvertisement of this excellent schoolis to be found on page 1. We under - that any young people who are laboring under false impres- sions that they can do better in a city school, -will be given free transportation to the great Electric City of Peterboro, which stands sixth among the cities of the Do- minion as to manufacturing out- put. While attending the Peter- boro Business College, which, was founded a quarter-century ago, they will be given free tickets to the city Y. M. C. A., Y, W. 0 A., or T. A. A. WVSKWANIMWANWWWWWWCAYMMAN WWW 44 v...) t , F. y. Clau � ia•4. v ®i thls USI " Qyt COME AND SEE WHAT HE HAS BROUGHT FOR YOU . emaxanneirmmtuestewrevetnelosla:m I have one of the Finest and Largest Xmas dis- plays ever shown in Zurich... Come and see the large range of DOLLS pricesm ranging 3.,c to $2.25 fro I have some of the - Finest China Ware ever shown in Zurich. Call and See. If you want to buy a Xmas present, come and look through my display. It will please and pay you. All farm produce taken in exchange for goods. 10112111110241 ® FAUST ZURICH J://MMRTPIVI1/4k v •Q•�:: J.•Q•Q O•Q 4•Q O 4•Q O h•Q•Q Q•Q: � O O Ca �OQOQ•444•l�fU•O.00.O 4a�• d44d'�� .0 DO 0.6 Dr .,,, ,,. ..... .,,. .a.r (i.q o.t D.o THE UP:TO.DATE Headquarters for the best that is made in Boots e SOD and Shoes. 4 i7 er Goods� 0.teVP QQ0 QD qua SOC Complete lines in Fall and Wint at prices which will save you money. We are sole agents for the famous Wil- liams staple shoes,,made specially for farm wear Com fete range, William patent leggings, the''h' " 'ori earth It ing'b.;Stub-pa'oof and Kant Krack Rubbers. Repairs while you wait. We take butter and eggs in exchange. `, � IT O. F ?AZ THE SHOEMAN ZURICH �p.p.,p.rJ•O.O•.rP�oo�c�-�.�c�"Oo�� •X• 04`�i•44.4•�•O.4i•Q`�Q•.^sQ•Q•Q4•Q'C C� 3' F Cpx,: i 3 .Vii?+3$; ££3 #3stli3 3CW3 301:3 €`,tx ? '�f ::Zfs ? `'.5:3` a :S Yd LER 9 le We have decided to clear out the balance of our Ladies' Coats and Mantles at gre, tly reduced prices, and have marked them down to the very lowest notch. These are all high class goods and this season's styles, and if you want a bargain in a Coat or M. ntle, take advantage of this sale. Here are a few of the prices : $15. ladies' coats now for $11. : 6,50 ladies' coats, now for 4.50 ' 5.00 ladies' coats, now for .J0 $12. ladies'coats, now fol. 8.50 .1•,i0 ladies' coats,now for 3.00 $8. ladies' coats, now for 5.50 7.50 ladies' coats, now for 5.50 Besides other Big Bargains You are invited to look through our stock whether you buy or not. is Our store is brimful of Goods suitable for Gifts for young In toys, games, dolls, ete. we have an endless variety. We desire to call especial to our Fancy China and Glassware. Our stock in this line is well -assorted and signs are very artistic. We would advise you to do your shopping early. ® As usual, we have a complete stock Nuts, etc. You will be wise if you do Ozarammimartgams .� nasa) Haas shopping at our Store. Produce of all kinds wanted ,• Ltd E i.,,. E � : k S ,ti=a3 ' v 3 3 3C3£ 3 3ICS£3O2f Its d old. attention the de - of Candies, your Christ- t. hrist- . R/01-1 3 ,Sk<3G C2gE l 3 3QfOr:0 :..1513 : S =CSA4,2030X Xir:.C7'—"