HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1915-01-15, Page 1Vol. X'Vp
ZUR1.CHl,.FRIDAY MORNING, JAN 15 19!5
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Owing g to the tightness of the
®� Toney iii ai'kets, caused by the d.s�.
astrous European war, cre m staxl-
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cel have so s�� �ecl t1�.
we are obliged to turn as much of
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stock into cash as We possibly can.
in or,..ter er to do so we will put on. a
Big Slaughter Sale for weeks,
3�.r:encing AT. JAN. 9th and
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3 closing SAT. AN. 23rd, as we will
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then commence our annual stock
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Ladies, Neck Furs
,q 3Iarmot Scarfs Regular 13 00 Sale. Prioe 9 00
„ :,10 00 " 7 00
;., 7 50 5 00
' • , r Oaperines 12 00 " " 8 00 .
�, „ „ . 1000 ,� " 700
4. „ 14 5 00 ., <, . 3 00
9 2 only Natural Wolf Setts large muffs and stole 27 50 for 20.00
• A lot of other lines of furs at half price . 9
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• 1 only I,Mies Russian Rat coat sire 35 Reg 50 OU Sale Price 39 00
• 1 „ • ` Rat lined " " 36 „ 45 00 " " 32 00 •
.„ 2 << ,t 34.36 40.00 29 00 m
„ , 4-2 " 37 50 i, 27 00 -4
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1 Sealette Ast. ` '` 38 " 25 00 17,50 •
20 00 ..14 50 •
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- � 2f Black Astrucan '- A lot.of Ladies' and Uhildrens",coats, to clear at half price and
e. less.,
tee. , Men's Overcoats Mens'
•Regular 20 00 for 1s 00
• 15 00 for 10 50
9 t. 11 00 for 8 00
" 8 50 for 5 50
i Boys overcoats from size 22 to
• 34 Regular 4 00 for 2 50
9 600for 350
a Mens' Fur Coats
9 Regular 25 00 for 19 50
• 20 00 for 14 00
Fur lined 35 00 for 26.00
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Suits, 2
We have: a nice stock in the
newest shades and styles _at
15,00 to 20 00. We have also 2
laid out for this sale a lot of
men's arid boys' suits in all 2
sizes and collars to .'clear at
halt, Prioe that means a 12-00 2
B1k, beaver Ast lined fur collar suit for 6 00, 10 00 suit for 500 t
NO 2
Naar. •-"ePer.: •D� o i 1.' 'd
Ail: of Dashwood was a
LC'C.A,.L N`TEWS I U'1 rn I+� Zurich en Monday.
i'. 14 i:iv-int shipped. a carload c,f
e, •w,c� A.-teete =^ s: all:?t. t., 'i'oroutq !Fest 5atctr+lay.
Ice is being harvested this week.. i4.i David Sehinchter, of Elkton,
C Ilarbleib paid a business trip to 14lteli., visited relatives and friends here
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London on Satatrtlay, lastweek:
Mr E Bossenberry was in Lpnden 'herecent thaws have spoiled the
on Friday on business.- dale'idicd sleighing along the lake shore
Good morning! Have you renewed and 14th concession.
your subscription to The HeialcV Do not forget to. attend Our big clear -
Hess Sr, spent sa. few clays last ing r4ple, Minn/ are taking advantage
week with relatives at Cxodorieh, of t:: , big bargains, 7, !Teeter.
Miss Nettie Well of Detroit is visiting 141.L ',Vegley Mesnc-:L who recently
at the home of her patents ; lilr and 06r:e:;<moted a grocery business in Strat-
Mrs H. Well. ford; t taitearelatives here over Sunday
John Torrance, of Clinton, license Teel ids --J J 11lei,ner; E Appel, 11
inspector for South Huron, was ayisito1 N r )c .,jtas, C Ilartleib, Mrs Geo
in town on Tuesday. Po Tit.,,, Huron Weather insurance Co.
When you aye ugh reading cora#ity t;onacil. ,
issue of The kieraldthrosend it to a ie1atithis vo of marriage were
pub-
or friend away from home. A one lishecl in the R C Church of Miss
cent stamp will clo it. It will show Jo'sa:phine, daughter of Mr and Mrs
them that it gives all the local nears Alp€ b !'ester, Babylon Line, and i4Ir
of Zurich and surrounding towns, Leo.Strupp, of Berlin.
The young folks have made for their
:he annexal meeting of the Luther
amusement an Open air skating rink b l Tuesday evening
in the northern Tart of :the village. ani{he election of ofiice n resulted
They all enjoy the sport, whieh is one as follows; Pres„ A. F. :Eiess,.Vice-:Cies,
of the healthiest exercises that taxi" bo P. 'Beichert, Secretary, 11 Whitton,
indulged in, and -the meed of e
skating rink in Zurich ismoeapparent•
Trews uer R. Kalbf1ao h.
than ever.
• reg 22 00 for 16 00 8 00 for 4 00 and cot this is •
Bik beaver Ast lined fur collar the areateat bargain in suits
Rea 20 0
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1500 5 b0
quilted lining fur collar reg 15 00 ever offered and no one should
• for 1100 miss' this two weeks sale,
• Flannellette Blankets, Comforters, etc •
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r t4 ,. 1 25 " „ .,. 90
Comforters. Regular 2 75 Sale Price 2 00
2 00 " "_ 1 50
Prints, Cottons and Caps
Prints 12?; •' " 10
Flannellette " 12c " `• 10
Grey cotton ' ` 12?; " . t0
Fleece lined underwear' 50 4'
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• o Persian Lamb naps - " 4 50 `, 3 00
• Childrens Grey '` " 2 00• 2 00
Coal Heaters Etc. Groceries
Large base` tuner with oven �45for 42 for $35
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Baseburner slightly used no oven $17
No 17 oak Beater mica door $22 for $'17
® Horse Blankets Etc.-
+ Horse Blankets $4 00 for $3 00
•i► << „ 3 00 for 15
2 75 for 2 00
i4 2 50 for 1 75
2 25 for 1 50
I4 00 fir: 1100
5• 00 for 3.50
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Plush Rugs
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Roasted Rio Coffee ' 6 lbs for $ 1 00 2
Altlaundrs soapy ,0 bars for 25cts •
Granulated Sugar 141bs for $I 00 •
Lantern Globes 5 cents each 2
Dress Goods ••
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We have laid out a large stock of 2
seasonable Dress Goods which we ..
willsell'nt just HALF the regular •
-Evangelistic
vangelistic services will be held in
Word was receivedhere on Saturda3 the .Evangelical church every evening
from Cavalier, N. D',, of the . death of next week and the week following.
11lenno Surerus, brother of Benj. The services will begin at 4,00 o'clock,
Surerus, 14thcon., and Joseph Surerus
and will be held in the German len
Bronson Line. Deceased left these gan=;;e next week and after that in the
arts xlearly 'thin,
English language, Everybody cor-
p y years ago to settle
in North Dakota. More particulars c1ia11Y ittvitecl, '
wilrfollow next week.
DEATH OT' R. R, JOHNSTON
VALLEY FARM On Friday morning at four o'clock,
Or Felicity's Inheritance, is the Title their Passel. sed peacefully away at his
of the new serial story beginning in home. Robert Rose Johnston, after a
this issue of The Herald. Do not fail short illness of only a few weeks dna_
Deceased had reached the age
B read it.n of GB vears, 9 months and 4 days, and
B, M. township up to within a short time of his death
The clerk of Hay :made was ,till thin active in his daily labors
his quarterly returns births, deattre
tray general.'The reostratione for
the last quarter were Births 9, deaths
11, marriages - T.. The returns for the
whole year were: Births 7S, deaths 45,
marriages 1G. .
�, t t 3 00 for 2 00 price- ',p,
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We have many more lines equally as good values but
cannot mention •all here but everyone should come and
take advantage of this big sale. and clothe yourself and
2 family. Remember the sale closes on Saturday, Jan, 23
and above PRICES are for
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ani'^is passing away was a great shock
and :i�aLtia-35 this �Y cit to -the. ,.cg`s .eto. 3 many ,relatives and fciends: Air -;1
though the best of care was given ham
and the best of medical skill procured,
it was of ne avail and, his spirit took
its fright in the early hours' of the
morning as stated above, He was a
native of Belfast, Ireland, and emi-
grated to this country ab the age of
sixteen years, settling down at Gocler-
ich, where he engaged in business for
about seven years. He came to Zurich
in 1878 and always took an active'in-
terest in the welfare of the community.
While hers he engaged in various
business undertakings and success
always crowned his efforts. About
eleven years ago be, with his soya
William, purchased the Dominion
Hotel, where he remained until his
death. On August 17th, .18'74, he
was united in marriage with Annie
Happel, ;vho survives him, together
with six children: William, part owner
of the Dominion House, Mrs. (Dr.) A.
J. McKinnon, Miss Victoria, . Miss
Pearl, and Wellington, of Zurich, and
Orland, of the Molsons Bank staff,
Clinton, The funeral, which 11.0
held on Sunday afternoon, Was largely
attended, Rev. McL. Smith, pastor o
the Presbyterian Church, Hensall, of-
ficiating. Interment took place in the
Lutheran cemetery. The pall -beaters
were: Messrs C. I-lartleib, II. Yung-
blub, F. C. Kalbfleiscb, H. Lipphardt,
A. Heideman and R. Williams, all life
long friends of the deceased. The
sympathy of the community is extend-
ed to the family in their sad bereave-
ment.
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lti ,htnind Bitch flocky Shoes.
Look at this shoe, 11 is made
with an inner canvas ankle
strap that fastens up by a strap
d'hitche' like ' �lighiaing." This
holds the ankle firmly and yet
giveslthe toes and ball free play.
The eyelets are large so that the
shoe may be laced in a "jiffy."
It is the original Lightning Hitch covered by Caanadian.
Patents and is sold by
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The Home of Good Shoes
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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BIBLE LECTURES
A series of lectures on the Books of
the Bible will be .held every Tuesday
evening commencing on Jan. 19th..
in the Lutheran cbt eh, Zurich, un -
.der the auspices of the Men's Mission-
ary Society. The pastor, Rev. W C
Miller, will begin with the Book of
Genesis and lecture on a different book
each eight. Questions may be asked
at any meeting and will be answered
the same evening or the next Tuesday
evening, The public is invited. Services
begin at 8 o'clock.
The Tri Mu Brotherhood of the
Evangelical church had a most inter-
esting meeting last Monday evening.
About one hundred people gathered
to listen to a most instructive discuss-
ion on a popular ,lues tion, viz:"Resoly-
ed that woman's influence is greater
than mans". The contestants on
either side did splendid work, evine-
ing depth of thought, clear expansion,
and fine delivery. The judges after
due deliberation decided in favor of
the affirmative. The Misses Pearl
Mutts and Vera Siebert were on the
affirmative and Messrs. A Melick and
W Siebert on the negative side.
Cash and Produce only
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Watch for SPECIAL PRICES.
We can save yo money.
rianv lines of our Winter Goods
will be sold at greatly reduced
prices.
Watch this seats next week for
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MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated 1855
Opened Branch in Huron
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited..
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
DIED-
Prouty ---In Usborne, on Deo, 81s1,•
Chester Prouty, aged 89 years, 7
months and 27 days
Johnston—In Zniich, ,on Jan, 81b,
Robert R. Johnston, aged 68 years,
9 months and 4 days.
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Post Cards
A large selection of Patriotic, Comic, Sceinic, etc.,
post cards to choose from.
Candies
Always on hvncl a fresh supply of chocolates, and
all the best in confectionary.
Bread and Cakes
We handle only Connor's bread. and Cakes,
made mad baked in Clinton.
Raw and Stewed Oysters
L eading brands of Cigars
liteCortnieles I cst n „ nt
Ducharme--At Bronson Line Hay, on
Jan, 11th, to Mr. anti Airs. Edward
Duoharine, a son.
Mr. Theodore Ilowald of Stratford
was visiting his parents here for a few
weeks.
MARRIED'
Wucru—Vincentw----At Dashwood on
Jtan. Gth, by Rev, P Graupner, Mr.
Leonard Wurm, of Zurich to Miss
Tillie Vincent, of Dashwood,
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The prices o11 all our Overcoats shot to pieces.
,Never before have such bargains been offered to 4
the public. 4.
For cash we will sell
Overcoats worth up to
$20.00 for $15.00
Overcoats worth up to
16.00 for 12.00
Overcoats worth up to
13.00 for 9.50W
Boys overcoats worth up to $10.00 for $7.50
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ct rf "�.ce .,ec 6.50 for `40.0
No garments will be carried over, all inust go if
looms
prices will sell them.
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