The Herald, 1909-01-29, Page 1Vol. IX.
The Official Organ of Zurich and Ray Township:),
FRIDAY MORNING,'JAN. 29, 1909,
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6 LOCAL NEWS.
• Dont fail to hear the Iecture in
. the Town Hal1,,Tuesday evening
Ms. Hurley Weber of Seaford,,
is home for a few days.
A number from hero attended
Mr Stoneman's funeral at Hensel],
on Tuesdlay.
Come one, come all to hear' i11r.
`almsly give his stcreoptnou. lec-
ture. A treat in ,tori ler az.it.
Hiss Nora Siebert of Dashwood,
•is a visitor at the home of .dr. and
Mrs. J. Procter,
Mr. Tall Wurm is visiting friend._;
in Berlin and Bruse+els (particular-
' ly Brussels) this week.
"Carry Your Corner," will be
the subject for next Sunda;; even
ing's service in the EN -angelical
church.
D. S. Fant has a few 'winter
caps left. Como fuel get one at t•
low price.
Mr. Ti. W. Williams. I -if the
lalciis0ns Bank T,otelon visited, hie
l)atrcnte herd, over SI. i i. y .
Mrs. Philip F)£aredi i:+ at Iiersirs
Hiles week, at•teefi .:1g the l cleat i
of her ,on-ill-1(L:t•, 1st..! , 1... W i.l
Lig values (•n S tnitl'1;- tel Men-
day-Still
11 ,.
day -Still a few Netts tts let. lade
atnd1 childre•ns creat.., Whi.<.t witi !);•
;cull, at record breaking pr'ites:, J
.l'. ke. ner.
Mr, J. W. Urtwr'in of Meleall
t.'uptured seven prizes (rift of ('1. l -i
lerltriee, at the Clinton leell1
1 linty. last week.
•Nli'. ft'. E. rani, formerly t l t•
Sovereign Brink, Ila he't'n 11p1,0int
cd nlnnager of a breech of the
Royal Bunk at I,ontlun.
Mr 'Willient il'iukr of the 14th,
has installed tin.T' Ii: C. i=.nst)lintl
engine, for nh0p441; etc 'Glitz lent'
chase was made through F. Ile -s
Bc
ban., agents.
• Dr. Oven'�ys' Suzgeiyu, 0(•ul1st.
'S` euualiat will be at' -.Bre-aI Ut tt•l,
Hensail, on Friday. .Tan
Hones 5 to 10 d). m. Glass::; pro.
perly fitted, Catarrh. deafness. fail
leg eyesight and throat trart1)4:
treated,.
Alr, Jahn De+ichert Jr., ander
trent nn (1lea'refuel for rupture, In
r1.'uesdny last et Clinton 1:,) -,circ,
brr 1.)r. C=n1,n t4)+-ii-tt:d by 1)r. ceiep
,cell. .loot) will seer) I,'i(.e ,iiia• n
1)atch•it•(,rl: emit, but uP 1,trt
to beitr ihat' i ilei (+1)Cr'aLt ltiIl wilt, It
t(trod:ess,
Colne to D. S, Faust for dress
goods, you can save money.
Mr, Ira Brown of Crediton spent
Sunday, with friends in town.
1000 yards of print and ginghams
at 5 cents per yard, at J. J. Merner.
Mr. William Thiel has bought
Mrs. Livingood's dwelling opposite
the Evangelical parsonage.
Miss Elizabeth Rennie was in
London on Tuesday, trying her
Junior Harmony Exam.
The Rev. A. D. Gischler expects
to begin a series of Evangelistic
meetings in the Evangelical church,
begining next Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Groos of Auburn
called on her former pastor and
fancily, Rev. A. D. Gisohler, on
Tuesday last.
Biggest shirt snap ever offered -
This is a special line of shirts we
bought. regular sects, on Saturday
and Monday for 47cts. All sizes
14%, to 15. J. Merner.
Mr. John Hey Jr., ploughed the
e,t:;t•bal1 diamond at the Fair
.'nrds, on Tuesday. Several other
f:•1fl t•7:s are also reported itt the
seem work.
lir. ‘;'alter Antnss, W110 w11:; ro-
ie c bit married. to Miss Davidson of
fist -:herr Line, hue; hott_ht. the
eeeteein Duke owned by :lir. til
Halt.
elle Andrew. elittelhoiter. 1Lns per
eha•,n(1 ti. dwelling 'Ti•the 7tu•tc11
1 -tee: (1 Leer from •1t•. Henn'. F.
:":: r;• oh, fer 1 o:'o (.pit, and will get.
;).eee eit1dl 1st .March.
tr. 1:. A. Walmsle, C't)lliortttnr
of ilii_ t'11p+.•r r'52ra(l:a 'I'i'Irr•t etwefate
tee's, n1) illnstt•att(••(I lcettlrP erin-
"seeing tet ono htir..tree and fifty
live view), A trip i round the
voxel, "'Cite Holy (lite""Ton
eielo$ 111 a Bar -room," ' 17ndlc+
lease's (.'1Li11'1 ('inrlereltn and the
ti!i.ss telil.lier. anal Mechnoieel Slid
04. router the anepieaes of the 1V (J
T11 in the 9'otcn ,fall, Zurich, on
•fneeday everitee, Feb. end, 00m.
1ne11,('tI-',t', at S o'clock. • Admission,
Anulte 15 cent.. children 10.cent,.
The regular meeting of the W.
(1, T. iT was held .'i`e(lnes(1a,.v
nftevno()n Jan nth, at the horse of
,liar. S. Bennie. bliss Elia R(tnniP,
t'e:nd otE'd in :t most (chic, manner
the devotional exercises The
L'reeident took elle ree of the ,nisi
noes, after which 51rs. (1 1aeyrocl:
Irl
the education:(] inert of the 1
meet Ing The i-nleject of whim
t.as :i1T(mien's Franchise" and
ryas loth interesting and instrne,
titan. Tee meeting r'1oso41 with
..it',ging the Ten:penmen l.h)xOlI1gy
No. 26.
New ads -J, Preeter, t,. l latl tlei)q
Clinton Business College, S. Ra,nnie
D. S. Faust. •
Put in your supply of underwear,
before the 20% discotratrsale closes
at D. S. Faust.
Mrs. G. Kellerman, who has been
ill for some time, is not able to
leave the house yet, but is able to
go about the house.
DEATH'S HA.'VE,ST.
HARVEY FLEISCHATJEI3,
After an illness extending over
some years, the youug sola 'of Mr.
Henry Fleischauor, died on Mon-
day at the age of abont 10 years.
The bereaved family have the sym-
pathy of the community .in their
loss. The funeral was held nn Wed-
nesday afternoon, interment take
ing place in the Bronson Line
Cemetery.
J. K. WING.
The death of Mr. Wing
place at Berlin, on Snndav
Ing the summons coming appar-
ently. without warning, jest ;'s the
fancily were about to retire for rho
night. The deceased had leen i
his uetral health tip to ethe time oaf
his 5neden demise. The 'widow,
i :idem, daughter of the late John
F. Moritz and three children are
left to mourn his loss. 'L'llo deceits•
ed was formerly a. merchant here,
at the stand now occupier, by Mr.
.T. J Merrier. and wag well, liked
by the nubile. The funeral took
piece at Berlin on Wedeesday
as rternoon.
J. C. STONEMAN
•
A feeling of sorrow acid regret
was expressed by .all wli kne'v
hie), when it Was learned tricot Mr
.T. tl, Stoneman Jeweler ate local
manager of the 13ci11 Telettliolle Co,
at liensall, had stroonn)bedy the
operation for al)peewlicii(I�.'
took ,dace the 1 }-civinrte ; 1.ne r
ldis case baffled tlhA best Inb)(ii(;tl
and the ease seemed":. a. Noire
less one from the first attain+!.. The
late 1\Ir. litoeenian was very ,more.
lar in church 71 Sun(lacy school
circles. ttncl was 11. enc edits worker
in all chris;tian work and his death
will cause- a hit; aaap in the (erten 017
tie mune friends, He ,helve• tt
widow cin(] 1 tvo Kens to mourn the
demi, of a. both find kind ,brise
hnn(i and father. The runer•tI tout
)lace on '1'neslny a tternson to the
lensall Union Cemetery.
took
even-
ete
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20% DISCOUNT
Sale Closes FCb, 6th
O9
• This applies to everything in our entire
Stock of Gtncr,2l Dry Geods !anal Gents-
I+'srnisi)ing•t, sus h .ts
DRESS GOODS PRINTS - FLANNELETTES
FLANNELS sllllrI'INC;S COTTONADES •
GING, IlA:\l S TOWELI,IN GS SATEEN'S
CRETONNES FAC';%.,;.1Z,Y BLEACIIED
COTTONS IVRA1'PERE7."TES LINOLEtTMS
2 fuel 4 )-aril, wide LACES EMBROIDERIES,
TOQUES WOOL SCARFS SILK SCARFS
I-IOSIERY GLOVES LADIES' COATS
LADIES' FURS LAi)IES'UNDEIy ;.EAR
1"+
l;LE OIL.e..T.o'r}lS TA l;l.E ENS
7'I()w11; ()tI`.LO I):•+ so AM PED )LA -IS
4 VV OUIJ 1yr..:NX :Ts 1., FL.1-:;1:1:,,i'.'l"TE
DLAN Rl'! i'S. (lark au.1 1;._ht, 'izee 10- 11-4
and 12--1, full. size.
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`M1. . < JI. u tw.-.:•+: e -,j r d.4.
izE,A9vmA1.3E s7sI'I';; for Met, 'nd. Floes.
2.1, 1, ant, (...ol'E.
in Kid and .' oeea. (':1,1'S. -F eu-diiiesl, Esser
Men al,d. Pei:r:.
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F,:+ COCOLLAl;S Si:CK.4 DRACES
trA'
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LN DEit.l't h It for Men and Boys, ill heavy- old light,
a goo I asee meat. P/
TWEET) PANT•A O'TERALLS SMOCKS
%LI'1':i made 10 order DRESS SHIRTS
WOOLLEN SII11i.TS.
REMNANTS
771 :Big tAeortlneet of Rormraitts. in Prints, Fial xtelettes,
and Dress Goods. DRESS (WOOS SNAP. -Some .good§,)art
out at .A BIG REDUCTION. Don't hiss this!
All Farm Produce taker in
Exchange for Goods.
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is over. \Ve have decided to clear out .!.i. o r. -Y` miter Goods regardless
scald? means I11oney in your pocket. Rc2lI1e1211)el' :111 regular 111,t't:4 1):t.t'e been cut ,,rill'? y in }12111,
this, Great Bargain Sale. Below are a few of the prices:
TWEEDS, ETC.
C.
Reeeilnr i.2:r '1 reeved.' ft r 7 ; debts
`( 1.50 `{ for 1.r0
0.50 it,l' 1.50
0,25 t( for 1,25
:( 00 `( fry 110
•r 15 wserapper"tte for ;0 cents
e( 12.1.c shirt legs fni{l,1 E`( nts
ce 5o i1 for 5 cents
(( i •it) ' ( for 10 debts s
Gloves, Mitts Etc.
Men's heavy Astrican Gauntle .s
horse hide face,
Regatlar 4'2.00 for 1.2
ee
1.50 for 1.00
(" 1.00 for 75 cent
A large stock of all kinds of
led,ther mitts and glov at . eatly
reduced prices.
Child. en's Cloaking
Regular 11.25 for 07 cents
Regular 85 cents for 52 cents
Boys' 2 Piece Suits
s ;es 25 to 28
Reg $ (0 shit for 3.00
tc 3.50 for 2.50
3.00 for 2,00
for 1.75
0 for 1.50
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FUR COATS ETC.
1 only ladies' .A,st. ;racket
rubber lined, with fur
collar, reg. w 18.00 fol'
1 ladies' fur coat, regular
$40.00, for
1 ladies' fur coat, regular
35.00, for
1 ladies' fur coat, regular
25.00, for
$142
$31
5;2 6
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1\1 E15> SETTS Snaps in Hardware
1 °illy 0 piece Din r,erett ligular
1 ((1.1 0
wily 07 piece 1)elllae 1' Sfee ie111181
ee.011 for 00
4- only 07 ,Meese I):l err :'11t. regular
11.00 lei. 1! 00
Boys' 3 Piece Suits
Sizes 2:4
Regular *0.11' hail'
" 5.00
4 50 for
3,50 for 0.e0
1.);) i'ot rni`e thew 1 cine):;.
12 only Men's ou b e B reas edheaVy Suits, reg. $9.9 for
6 oily Men's Double=8 'e seed
heavy Suits, re .,; or
All kinds of Farm Produce
hi exchange for Goods.
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Via% < . 1l ted
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;:,'rine.; s('141('4 ; ; renis
(' i r. •o .. t .i ks 'd i1;1c : ii s fe1' 5 eE?'i 5-
P ;,r ii t, knives 5 ((11(9 01l0l1
'l 111:1cIe poC.ldet kn:!e 25 cents
11,11(1 saws 50 r P;il8 1111
71()ckey- skates, 40 cents a pair
1101.8 • blankets cents up
Silver tea s peons gual'ari'ee 1 for 5
years 75 cent: a dos, ei
(rtenite chambers 25 cents
Tin dil)1)cis 5 cents
Spring clothes pin 5028 a dozed
Cole blast lanterns . 1J ve
A fiiw Saeleecliewan robes, open
eel "ring belle a! great)' i, , c.• 1
p 'ees Special v,tlae:i t
clic, (snr.1.' stores. Cin1v . .e +l
pad, regular 40cts for 30.
Prints and Table Lin ::r '.
Ail. oar 191 prints foi' 10 oc' is
All our 10 ccs l.e'.'t •'(5 1':11' 8 guts
Tande Lin0us, ) e,r':r. •
h(afttl L 115 en.lt$ t'lnr 4;) 131351"
'(. or
45 f' 3
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30 for 21
25 for 18 c
A large stock of I)1'e1 1.71-0
to e{( a2' at l e price. -1 . ,
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of r nluant ,1' a snap
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