The Herald, 1909-06-25, Page 8ioko
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Goods
Striped Ginghains and good heavy prints;
just the thing for Dresses, Ladies' Suits, Boys'
Blouses etc.
131 ck and Colored.
Voiles
Nothing prettier or more stylish than a nice
voile dress or skirt for hos; weather. Fancy net-
ting for waists, with insertions to match.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols
White and fancy colors are fashionable and
we have a fine selection.
Ladies' Belting Specials
Don't fail to see our new stock of Belting, in
black, brown, navy, green, white and cream. Two
new things in Belting—Silveriue and Goldine—
Conme in and see what it is like.
2 Specials===Toilet Sets and
Tapestry Carpet Squares
A large stock in these two lines at
special prices.
very
A Millinery Clean=up
We want to clean up the balance of a big
season's trade and will cut the price almost in
half.
Men's Summer
Clothing .
2 and 3 piece suits: Fancy Vests, Negligee
Shirts, nice Low Collars, Underwear, Fancy
Hosiery and Belts.
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Straw Hats—All Prices
We have never shown as good a range of
Men's and Boys' straws as we are showing this
season. Sailor Hats from 25cts up to $2.50..
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GENERAL .iVIE.CIIANT
Zuriei, Ontario
Local Option
Campaign.
This apace has' been reserved by the
LocaOption Ootninittee of the Township
ofHay,
THE CHRISTIAN CITIZEN'S
DUTY
Every torn and village in the Pro-
vince of Ontario, in which the liquor
traffic is licensed, has in it some man
some family;' that would be made
better off by the abolition of thebar-
room and the treating system. In
some places' there are many such
men and families.
In some villages and towns there
are homes that are heavily cursed
with a ,weight of degradation and
woe, that would be lifted by the clos-
ing up of theplaces that are licensed
to sell. strong,druik.
The Christian men and women of
alI these villages and towns now face
the possibility of jhelping some of
their fellow. citizens, financially,
physically,, .morally and spiritually,
by exercising the power which they
enjoy under Local Option, to vote
out the bar -room evil.
Does not this power carry with it
a responsibility? Does it not offer a
privelege? Does it not impose a
duty?'
The religion that we all cheerish
and seek to practise, inculcates not
love for God, but purpose and ac-
tion for the welfare or our fellow-
men. The Local Option legislation
gives us .;an opportunity now, this
year to put that religion into praci-
cal operation.
Fall Term Opens
AUG. 30th,
Our graduates are assisted
to the best positions. Write for
the reason. Prepare now to
enter at the beginning of term.
Mail Courses for those who
wish to study at home.
CLtNTON BUSINES
COLLEGE
Gro. Si'oTTON. Principal.,
C. Hartleit"is selling Targe .q uan-
tites of Paroid roofing.
There will be no preaching in the
14th Con. Evangelical church on
Sunday.
Mr. Orville Ehnes manager of
the Dominion Bank at Baden and
New Dundee, is home for a visit.
Hon. W. L. M. Tiring Minister of
Labor, was returned by acclama-
tion in North Waterloo.
A case of scarlet fever has de-
veloped at the Babylon Lime, and
the authorities have taken steps to
prevent a spread of the disease.•
We have a quantity of ready
woven fencing on hanet which we
are Felling at greatly reduced prices.
('all early, J. Preeter.
One of Mr. Louis Ralbfleiseh's
sons at the 16th Con., is down with
typhoid fever, Dr. Campbell is
attending the patient.
Mrs N. Hartung, Mrs. TI, Wese-
loh and Miss Kate Koch, left on
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Geo. Seinion, of Logan,
Mr. H. Kalbfeisch. on Saturday
last showed THE HRRA.I;D some
stalks of fall wheat, grown on the
farm of his son Louis, which. mea-
sured 4 feet and 3 inches.
There will be no preaching in the
Evangelical church Sunday fnorn-
ing, however Sunday sehobl and
praymeeting at 9.30 and 10 45 re-
spectively. Mr. M. W. Ehnes of
New York, will occupy the pulpit,
In the evening.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist,
Speoialist will be at Royal ,Hotel,
Hensall, on - Friday, June 18,th.
Hours J a m to 9 p m. Glasses pro-
perly fitted, 'Catarrh. deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
It is zeported that Mr. Alex. Mc-
Leod, principal of the public school
has resigned and that Mr. Gordon,
who has taught at the 14th Con„
for a number of years will succeed
him, after the holidays. Mr, Mc.
Leod has been a, conscientious and
hardworking teacher, and his suc-
cessor is also spoken of as a very
successful man in the profession.
A strawberry cooial will be held
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid in cenneotion with St. Peter's
Lutheran church, in the garden of
the Lutheran parsonage on the 29th
of June, beginning at 8 p. ni. Tick-
ets will be sold at the gates, en-
titling the bearer to a lunch. a.ults
lbcts and children i0ots. Ice cream,
strawberries and coffee can be had
for 5cts each. The band will be in
etftetsdar,e,All are cordially iia,
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TIONS
On %Vfr�and Wire Fencing
TO ?J4SI1 BCYERS
Best Carbon. Steel coiled Best quality heavy gal-•'
wire, medium gal- 9
5 o vanized coiled 2 65
vanized, per 100.... • wire, per 100• •
All No. g coiled spring wire Fencing
5 wire, per rod, 25c.
6 wire, per rod, 28c.
7 wire, per rod, 33c.
8 wire, per rod, 37C
We Lead the Trade, Others
May Follow and May Not. .
e. I-1JRTLRIB, ZURICH
HURON'S LARCEST COMBINATION STORE
Zurich's Leading
SHOE STORE .
Now is the time to buy your
SPRIN6 and SIJMMI3R SIIOES
We have the Very Best and
]Latest==all sizes and colors.
Conde and examine before
buying elsewhere. Our low
prices will save you money„
P. BENDER, Zurich
No Trouble
IN BNING
IF YOU USE
Royal Household
Five Roses
or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour
and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close
Prices. All kinds of Feed on. hand.
SIRANNIE,
ZURICH
Highest price in. Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
R CAR LOAD
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Hastings Brand
B. C. SIiIN6I,ES
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Just arrived.
Will give to*eet prices for quick sale.
C KALBFLEISCH, Zurlcx-i