The Herald, 1914-01-16, Page 1onsoliclated
With
TH
et eseneetwaszaseessl
yin .Sale p
announce to the public a
ous Bargain Sale. We
e over many lines of oltk
e stock and reduced` ' the
o greatly that they will
t rapidly. If you want
save money now is your
ance.
Read the following:
Ladies Mantling
Regular $2,00 per yd Bargain Prioe: $1.00 per yd.
2.50 ,, „ 1.25 „
3 50 " ., .. 2,00
1.25 „ „ 48 75..,
Regular
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84
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Dress Goods
$1.50 per yd. Bargain Price: $1.0'i per yd.
1.25 ,. 4. ., ,`•6
it it
I.00 It i, „ 65 8, „
85 ,. St{, it
60 ,i
It
00 1. ., „ 50 it „
50 ., „ u 35 84 t,
•
11
.,
Tweeds 4. Worstead Suitings.
vt
to half ice
`out our rives in tweed suiti.nes p
have
We Wl'
to clear.
•Regular $2,50` pes yd. Bargain Price 1,25 per yd.
x, . • y`2rtn, .t ,. u' .' „ 50 ". i, •
Ohildrens' Toques
A large assortment of ChiIdrens' toques at 25o each. .A
full Baenof Ladies' and Ohildren' hose regular 25o bargain
price 15 and ,20c, A lot of tanoy ginghams and Zephr
cloths, regular 150. bargain price 10o. a yd. Men's and
Boy's naps job lot worth up to 50c bargain pride at 15o ea.
-1 itnona oloth regular 20o bargain price 15o a yard.
Ladies Neck Frs
Regular $10 bargain price 2.50. Regular 9.00 bargain
price 6.00. Regular 7.50 bargain. price 5, 00. Regular 4.50
Bargain price 2.50.
Men's Overcoats
Regular $0 bargain price 9,00, Regular 10. bargain
price 6.50. Regular 12 bargain price 8 50. Regular 15 00
bargain price 10,4.0. Regular 18.00 bargain . prioe 14,00.
Bon's Overcoats, all sizes at big bargain prices.
MEN'S SUITS
RenUlar $7.00 for 14.00 Regular 810 00 for '9.50
12. for 8.50 15• for 10.
Regular 17. for 12.00
Boy's suits from •$1.00 up. The biggest bargains ever offered...
Ladies' Mantles
Our ladies' mantles have been moving out rapidly the last'
few weeks. We still have a few left to clear out at $5,.00 each
These are good naality and styles and a big bargain wo .th up
•
to 112.00
Child's Coats
Children'.s.cordurcy and blanket cloth coats from;` 1.50 up
Sweater oats at greatly reduced prices.
GROCERIES
R• We have in s a nice lot choice new frttits' for Xmas
trade, new raisins; =rents, the best we can bu,y. xou •should
• liar:3003 V. f these for your Christmas ealan.
Crockery and China
A. large stock of dinner setts imported direct Train factory
at prices that are bairgains, also a lot of fancy china• for .Xinas.
:Christmas Gifts
Wo have now oil display a large assortment 6f Toys, Dolls,
etc., etc., suitable for the children. Also rman'y useful gifts of
t 1I descriptions. ''Shop early. .
r'aA•liS•r ay
� t Loves wad
hs.
�rodnce,. always Taken.
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FRIDAY .MORN1`;
D WOOD PI E
JAN 16 1914,
NO 24
gra a 'ra.rair". =s II 4.10 1D 4.10 4110 °F` 'Some dry and green 22 inch wood
LOCAL NEWS. r6.1 sale. E. Appel.
;41; Frank Carling of Il et sal l of
4.0..
� � r`' ' "`"'"`"'''"7"'"" " :ensall; was a visitor in town on
Mr. William Zettel, of Etbaw,1 11'rrsde,y.evening of last week:
Sask., is visiting his brothers'and • of 'Latest Portland cutters $29,00,
her friends in town. .' ';0.00 and $31..00, while they last.
Mr. Cyrus Schoch was also iridis ,,, ... Louis Pang,
posed. for 'a few days, owing to a^ l•,�, t' i. Jack Routledge spent Sunday
cold. ,alllz his parents, in Dashwood.
Our 1913 accounts are ready kind 1U r. Roy Faust • of Stratford, visited
ly call for yours. All not called iwoiat'his°bolas over Sunday.
by Feb. let will be sent through mail, Mr. Arnold Leibold of Stratford
J. Preeter, ', ?;isited his 'grand -parents, al/1r . and
rs']etei.* Woolley', over Sunday.
We sell all the celebrated Royal
itrple stock and poultry preparations
Mlsayl,illian Faust of Chicago visit' A to better. J. Piaster.
ed her mother, Mrs. A. Faust,. ca e'Wij!c` ens -At the Parr Line, Hay, on the
Sunday. >;= n .5th last,, to Mr. and Mrs. Tho*aa
All our horse blankets and bells ati °Ryle, a son.'
reduced Prices next week. Call annul 'i Cur accounts are now ready, all
not calls for by. the 20th inst, and
will •betmai,led. Please take
t+ ou do not 'avant to be
ctc' ire. 0. Hartleib.
t. council met on Monday
disposed him for a few days. ' and nized for the year. This
A man can keep the secret , of an yea:... • Oil are: Louis Ifalbfleisch,
other better than his own. A womaT,,xeeve; Gasper Wolper, Edward Daters
on the contrary, keeps her own be{1 a
ytaitz and Henry Neeb, coun-
ter than that of another. ' 11.orn , '
Mr. William Brown of .ashwood,:Y t �.;evere snow storm,. probably the
brother of I1Ir.' Jacob Brown Goshen, ttlin3 st this winter, passed through this
Line, who serious illness was ai ; .:5seilou on Monday, blocking the
nounced last week, is again convalel "roads so it Was impossible for the
zonal t
cent. as ail" Mai carriers to gob away.
The regular meeting of South's in v ":ri painful accident happened, on
ron Farmers' Institute, will beLZeh'ti' hu'rsday last, when Mrs, Worm,
at Grand Bend, Brenner's Hal a .cinthe �r trying to open the front door,
..
Monday Jan. 29, 1914, and at Z'•,onenni rade a mistep, and had the misfor-
Town Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 2'1ne to break her ankle.
Afternoon meetings 21 T.L., 3n. Evening'i'Clean to:4,000 miles of railways
at 8 p. m. Sae:Nk-alis: A. R. G•r`-44414. sen put in'te operation in- -Can-
ada during the year 1913. Of this
1250 were laid by the Canadian
Northeran Railway Coinpany. The
Yellowhead pass it the Rosky Moun-
tains is now linked up with Toronto.
According to astatement from Sir
William ilIackenzie, the company is
going straight ahead with the enter-
prise, and there was nothing what-
ever iu the rumour that the railway
was for sale.
Father anti mother were in the
habit of spelling out news not intend-
ed for little Elsie's comprehension.
One evening, shortly after the child
had entered kindergarten she interr-
upted conversation of this sort. `I'm
learning how to spell at school, now;
you'll have to whistle your secrets
soon."
There was intense axeitmentamong
the station staff` and citizens at the
Windham station, ou Monday, when
a head-on collision occurred between
the Loudon passenger train and a
freight from Palmerston. The Lon-
don train was standing at the station
when the freight -a double header -
rail into it breaking the front of one
of the freight engines. No one was
hurt, but the auxiliary from Palmers-
ton had to be called to repair the.
damage. The Loudon train was in
charge of conductor 'Muir of London,
and the freight iu charge of conduct-
or Cox.
•A special sleeting of the Blake
Women's lustitute will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. T. Douglas en Tues-
day 27th at 2 p. m. Miss Smith, the
legate sent out by the Department
will speak on Tubercolosis, itspreveri-
tion and cure. All women are cordi-
ally invited. At the December meet-
ing held at residence of Mrs; J. •A
Manson, the institute devoted $6.00
to the Gravenhnrst Sanitarimn. .At
the. January meeting 11Ire. A. McDon-
ald read avery int;irnctive paper on
bathing a patient in bed and a demon-
stration nii
emon-stration'•oii making the bod of a help-
less person, etc. We hone tQ have
mere valuable papers by ','ins. 1MIc-
Donald (graduate nurse.) The mem-
bers will have a privilege of a „free
j Library for 8 months this whiter
fro -a Toronto..
Mrs. John Geiger and daughter"
Alberta, of Pigeon, Minh., are yisiting t
relatives and friends 'for ar few week
see bow cheap you can buy.
At C. Hartleib.
Mr. William Bdighoffer of the 14th
con., had the misfortune of -stepping
into a nail last Saturday, which in-
of New Hainbiirg,' and Miss J. • C.
Smith of Powasion. For particala rs
see bilis.
The ladies of the town 'net at the
home of Mrs. W.2'ritz on Thursday
of last weak, Mrs. Hastings of Exeter
the district organizer, organized a
"Women's Institute": The officers
are as follows. -President; Mrs. W.
Fritz; lst. Vice. Pres. Mrs, J. Pree-
ter; 2nd, Vice. Pres. Mrs. E. Appel;
See. Treas. Miss Irate Campbell; Dis-
'trict Director, Miss Anna Hess; Press
Corresponder ilIiss Vera Siebert, Dir -
odors Mrs. W. L. Siebert, Mrs. Rev.
Brown; Auditors Mrs. O'Brein, Mrs.
C. Fritz. The next meeting will be
held at the home of i,irs. W. L. Sie-
bert at 7.30 o'clock. A special invi-
tation is extended to all the ladies of
the town and con, m unity.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Sunday services wili.be at
the usual hours; German 10.80 a.nz
Sunday S 2.00 is. tn. English,7.00 p.
n . The following meetings are
held during the week
S. S. offioers and teachers 7,30 p.m.
on Tuesdays. Men's Missionary
society at 8.00 p. m, on Tuesday
Young People's society at 8.00 p.m
`ridgy. The Ladies Aid Society
meets at 3 00 p. t.n. the first Tues-
day of each month,.
A. cordial invitation is herewith ex-
tended to all, not worshiping else-
where,.to worship with ns and take
an active part in the work of the var-
ious Societies of our °buret'.
Telephone,- 9,
rend
The
Established 1853
Opened 'Branch in Hurot
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
R. T. olUNLOP, . Manager
all
e
Your. Accounts axe
ready for fou t ca:
ion Z�tt ii�t -
E .'FUST, -- ZURICH
NOTICE
,Tthe annual meeting of the Zu ieb
\g'eict ltttral Society, wilt be bold in
`>?ownHtill, Zurich, on the. 206h day
d joinery, 101.4., at 1 o'clock
Jcliu Pfaff D. S. Fartst.
Secretary,
Preeldeilt,
urich Feed
.:Store
Leading Brand of
M'lou*, Shorts, Bran
and Fees .Corn
Produce of all kinds taken in
exohange.
We are agents for Interna-
tional and Royal Purple
stook food.
Aiso a full line of Grocer-
ieson hand.
SPARKS & DOUGLAS
HENSALL MARKET
Beans primes per bus $1.85
Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots . $2.50
Feed4floux-:1,50
Bran per ton $22.00
Shorts per $24.00
Wheat per bus. acts.
Barley per bus 55cts.
Oats per bus. Nets.
I914
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We take this means o
thanking you very 'much -foir...
your Patronage, and extend
l to you our Best Wishes for
the New Year.
F, W. Hess
G. R.il:ess
JEWELLERS.
',URIC HoNTARDok
Goo 1►h
You'are corclialij;invitod to our Fall Opening of Footwear. Weave
ready with one of tbcibest new fail stooks of all the le -test and best
quality Canadian and:Acnerican Footwear. We ai-n to keep the nanne
we havo made for ourselves : 'The Home of Good Shoes"
RUBBERS
We have a full stook of the very Best Rubbers o '� market.
.. Call and see theca.
Men's and Women's Heavy.d, noes
hist the thing ftlt Vc;nt- wrather. . Call and see, Vie .: have j ue t reg
ceived a shipment IA .Boys and Girls school shoes.
Butter, Egg! and'Dutoh Setts taken in exchange for shoes
PRITZ
The Home of Good Shoes
That Is Right.
just what you want. at,
at the BLAS "
°o,can buy
."
ht prim
It is"e lily tc understand. We buy,, right, that' is how
we can 801 right. We have a large and well a sol'ted,.
General Stock to choose from of all seasonahle Goods
Pr°oduoe taker in exchange for goods, .
R ''cp.°
NTA:R
BLAKE