The Herald, 1914-11-13, Page 8Pail ry O.penrngs
On Fridry Sopt. 23 anal 24th.
oat foIlowEitg cloys
Miss teil isagain in charge of our Mill-
inery aioloortment, and she will b3 pleased to
show you the newest styles of Fall and Winter
hats and trimmings. Do not fail to call.
Pall and Winter Goods
Oar stock for Fall aa& Winter trade is now
almost complete. We have a fine range of dress
maiial to show you shalt as Macdonald tartans
in tale itiforent shades, sieges, corded and bro-
caihait falvets, Heavy all wool suitings, chinn-
ei;illa core#.ngs in navy, fawn, brown, etc. etc.
Seater Coats
A shipzassslle>I t of the celebrated Monarch
Knit sweater coats to hand. These coats are
well made of good laaterial and give entire sat,
sfaction. Coen® and see them.
Fresh groceries always kepton hand.
Produce taken in exchanged.
PHONE 17
RUBY
Lumber! shingles! Laths!
We have a large stock of these
n hand, Estimatesgive
; 11 and. con-
racts taken. All kinds of exterior
rice interior fi ish for houses made
order. We h.:; hd re all kinds of
adding Material. Call at Planing
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AL)F.rimEICW.. ! Y
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Pi SEY-
friARRI
IMPLEMENTS.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
izer Drills, best and light -
t made, all steel.
Manure Spr.?aders and all
nds of plows and repairs
'ways in stook.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
agons before buying else-
where.
RAY MOTOR ENGINES
1 H. P. $75; 2i H. P. $85; 4 11.
$125; 6 H. P. $175; 8 H. P. $325;
11. P. $:175; all warranted first
ss.
At the olel Stand:-
kuare Dealing Om: Motto"
Bess & Son.
Fanning M:il1.
Sieves
I lana agent for the Clinton faun,
ing mill sieves, and farmers re,
quiring any, can procure them, et
my farm, Beath of Zurich
John Hey tr.
Zurieh Feed
Store
Leading Brand of
Flour, Shorts, Bran
and Feed Corn
Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange.
We are agents for Interna-
tional and Royal Purple
stock food.
Also a full line of Grocer-
ies on hand.
Isaac
Et FA A
01.p.es
udson
From ,. dollat to two seventy-
five each,
ine Stock of Jewellery
8s 2ICAL GOODB
Fhsh Li'ts
aa
SYS" 'EM.
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JEWELLERS.,
L ca: Views ..
New ads, in this it teue
H, Well
Dr. E. S. Iathe
J J.112erner
Dickson well Carling
Public, Sehsaal Inbectora have re-
ceived from the Department of Edu-
cation a statement of the year's grants
to public sekkoe1s which showed that
their is an all round reduction of 86.8
per cent. last year. The reason for
so great a reduction ie supposed' to be
owing to conditions brought about . by
the war.
CLUBBING RATES.
We are making arrangements with
all the leading daily and weekly
papers for special elnbbing rates
when snbscribed for with The Herald,
So kindly bear this in mind when re
newing your subscription.
MYSTERY CLEARED
The men who have been engaged in
building the -observation towers about
which so much has been said, have
ceased from their labors and returned
to their homes. The toweri are desig-
nated by the name of the township in.
which they are located and those erect-
ed by this party the past season are as
follows:-- Westminister, Deerham,
Biddulpb, Ellice, Hibbert, Logan,
Mullett, Morris and Hay. Next season
there is one to be erected west ofAuburn
and another near Whitechurch, to-
gether with a aeries extending to the
head of the BrucePeninsula. The tow-
ers are for the geodetic service of the
militia department.
EVAN. CHURCH SERVICE.
The Sunday Serviees'in the Evan-
gelical Church from now untill next
April will be as follows:-lllorning
services, 10 A. M. Junior Y. P. A.,. 1
P. M.; Sunday School, 2 P. M. and
evening services at 7 o'clock.
LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES
Sundays German Sermn• 10',30 a. ani..
Englishrr 7.00 p. ni.
Sunday School
(German and English)) 2.00 p, m.
Tuesday's 11[en's Missionaay
Society 7.30 p. m.
Friday's Luther. League 7.30 p. na.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets the
;1st. Wednesday evening of' the, month
t7:301p. ne. You are most cordially
inyited to take an active part. he all
these• meetings and serviees.
"Blessed are they that hear the, word
of God and keep it." Lnke 11.'422.
NOTICE. '
The'cidsa mill will be in openertion
on}Tuesdayr Wednesday and Thunsdey,
of next week, and on Wednesday
of the following week, whish, will
conclude the season.
J. J. 'Kerner.
LOCAL MARKEa,!S,
Corrected everyyThursdeeea
Butter
Eggs
Dried Apples
Lard
Potatoes,
Wheat $1.06 $1.07
Oats 46 47
Barley 342, 65
Buckwheat 65
Flour 34.00 8.50
Bran ea $25.00
Shorts .,.. 27.00
Low Grade 32.00
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DEATH OF IRWIN BERNHARRDT
Preston, Nev. '8--.0sue of Preston's
mos tpopulareta busis+ seaen,Irwin
Bernhardt, died at the Hospital in Buf-
falo this afternoon at 4.80 o'clock.
Deceasei was taken suddenly i11 while
on a trip to Buffalo tecta s'tays ago, .and
had to be removed to the Heepibe7l,
where he died. Irwin was very pop-
ular among all classes of the town,
and a friend to everyone. Ile
took great interest in sport, having
been manager of the local hockey club
the past three seasons. Ile leaves to
mourn his loss a wife and one son.
The funeral took place on Tues-
day afternoon at 2.80 o'clock from
the residence of his father, who lives
on King street east,
Irwin Bernhardt is well known in
Zurich. He was a son-in-law of Rev.
C. C. 5. Maass, a former Lutheran
minister here, and during his visits
here made many warm friends. The
deepest sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Bernhardb by her friends here.
HICKS' FORECASTS.
A regular storm period covers the
17th to the 22nc1, having its center on
the 19th. The new ntoexi is on the
17th, near perigee en the 16th. and
South declination on the 19th. This
period will begin promptly on the 17th
with rising temperature; falling bar-
ometer and threatening clouds in- the
Westerrn extremes. These conditions
will take up their march Eastwardly
by the 18th and 19th and during the
20th, 21st and 22nd they will pass
the great central valleys and into
the Atlantic coast regions. If a very
low barometer, attends these storms
aerossthe country high and danger-
ous North easterly gales will come in
from the Atlantic ocean to fill up the
inland barometric depression causing
danger to Chipping along the coast
winding up with violent north west-
erlygales on and about the great lakes.
Teed sections, especially, should
wai'eh, the indication and heed storm
sepals, Renewed high pressure
clearing skies and much colder weath-
er wiil'spread over the eountry belliiiti'
thea: :storms, I ,sting up.to the 2 raz to
24th
ANNOUNCEMENT - -
To the Subscriber' aged friends of+I
The Hlsre,l'd-No doubt ;Msarly all of
you know that I Nave purchased the
printing plant frons. Mr.. E. Zellers:
This includes Thee Herald. I have.
had some previous - experience in the
newspaper line andr am• consequently
acquainted with the -work to some ex-
tent My aine will be to publish as
paper that. with be' newsy,. clean, bright
and truthfulj, as face as is in my
power to do son There is no doubt
that a commaanity li e'this can sup-
purt a weeklea newspaper. I there-
fore ask the present subscribers and.
my friends ta'Ibnd a e•holpinghandand
I promise to ab my very hest in sup-
plying them with a good home paper.
I realize that the newspaper field -is•
e owded as it is•,.bub a,,home paper is
really in a clams by' itself. We a11:
love our homes;, our town and ear
country, then 'why not support the
home paper which he4s m keep, in
tonch with one, ano'aher as well as
with the more important incidents
that come to.pa,as around horns.,. So
2 ask yon fer,aeorur sninpor;; and any
littlo-favors. r n,, in •.or are wolf bo
highly npp zieted.:
If agar)
Tomes sincerolya
,Andrew 1r. Hess
NOTICE TO SUBSC IBERS,
1 have, authorized my susacessor
A. I'. Riess to collect all back sutbr
so iptioas to The Herald.. Please leek
up_ your label and remix amount, a.b
your.early convenience.
3. Zeller,
Zurich, Nov.'21914. -
Dr. E. S. Hardie. -
Dantieb, will be in Zurich ell day
Wednesday and Thursday, No a 18th
ancll.9th, to resnmepractioe. St ictl;y
high -Class work and satisfacu1onguar-
anteed.: Dr. Hardie purposes giving
the public of Zurich and vicinity the
best service possible and will spend
more time here if conditions warrant.
Nofurther necesity of visiting Sea
forth or Exeter.
COAL.! COAL!
Delaware, Lackawanna, - &
Western Coal Coo
ranton Coo.
Aid size;
I-lense.11.
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THE STOVE QUESTION
All we ask you is to get our prices before you buy. We can sell you stoves
as cheap as any departmental store in Canada. See our cook store for coal
and wood
l with eserv20 0o, weighs C
Don't forget that we still lead the trade in450
1b
FURNITURE
AND
HARNESS
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE TAKEN.
e. I-IARTLUB,ZUH
HURON'S i1.AROMT COMINATIRIC
N STORE
THE
QUALIFY TORS
Save iObn :.
cent nper
We have some last year's Ladies Coats - which we are
ofieving at
Mal Price
BIG REDUCTION
on all our
Men's Suits and Overcoats.
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NEW FALL GOODS
being opened and placed on, display every day
now. If you want to see what Fashion has
created for Fall 1914, pay this Store a -visit.
Don't wait till you are
ready to buy. Coxae to -day
We can show you everything in
.Correct and Stylish Ready=towwear
Apparel for Women.
And what is, €nore....we can, show you Styles,
and Values. you will not see elsewhere.
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Highest,Prices paid fon Farm Produce
Farren
=pied .t
Let us know your wants. We
handle everything ase Farm;
Implements,
°Lne
Supplies
gullies, all sizes and • kinds,
Belting, leather or canvas,' all
sizes. - Shaft boxing and
shafting, rump and pump
piping.
Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs
and Cutters.
xf you aro in need of Machine Re-
Pairs we can gels them fur you. We
give special attention to our repair
department.
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r
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INCESTEEMENtalsommunsmaszeili
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,Prompt Service.
Moderate C'ha'nges
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
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