The Herald, 1907-08-30, Page 1' -
The'Official Organ of Zurich. and Hay ,TO'vnship.
Vol. V111.
ZURICH, ONT., FRIDAY, AUC 30, 1907„
CLINTON
BUSINESS COLLECE
••L‘DUCATES to meet the
•1Le living demands of
Progressive age. Most exec-
thag• mochirn city offices de-
., lighted with our graduates.
Our management 'Tains
more young people annually
than any other in Western
Ontario. We have incorpo-
rated the counsels of our
TEN TEACHERS into one
grand unexcelled whole.
Both courses for price of one
Day stu.dents may attend
. night classes free. FALL
TERM from Sept, 2nd,
Enter any time. Individual
instruction.
Write for handsome catalogue.
GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL
PRIVATE SALE
oF
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE.
2 milk cows, newly calved. and well
• bred.
• 1 mare rising 4, well broke single or
double.
1 3 -seated cab, good as new.
1 top buggy.
REAL ESTATE -3 houses and lots in
• , Zurich.
6 good• building lots.
• • 16 acres pastiml land.
farm at St. Joseph; good build -
• and • hi a high state of cultivation.
sold by lst of October next, will be
ra term of years.
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to on11,Ionday.
McKay. 'has started
nt -walks in town.
d Mrs William Kalbfieisch
wa, are visiting relatives
'ritz is selling.off the balance
his women's white canvas shoes,
at 75 cents a poly.
• Mr, Louis Simon of Elmira, for..
naerly of Dashwood, was a visitor
in town on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Randall visited
their daughter. Mrs. McKay, near
Dublin, over Sunday.
Miss Pearl Wurtz returned Sat-
urday from a week's visit with Mrs
R. Campbell, Sauble Line.
New ads -H. Well, Singer sewing
tnachine ; 0. Hartleib, discount
seen Clinton Business College.
It is expected 'that Mr. George
Henderson of Seaforth will be
starter for the races on Labor Day.
Mr. Charles Frit visited Exeter,
Tuesday, on business.
Mr. Lindenfelt of Heusall is as.
sisting John Deloherg .in his shop.
Henry Eberhart of S. Louis Mo.,
visited his uncle, Mr. 11, Well, last
week.
Miss Dora and Mr. CharletiVEil-
ber, visited Crediton friends, on
Sunday.
Miss Emma Shoemaker, of Park-
hill, visited relatives and friends
here, over Sunday. •
Misses Emma and Freda Thiel
are visiting relatives, in Brice
County, this week.
Parties having •auction sales
this fall should consult our adver-
tieing columns on page,
Mr. J. E. MoDonell, Hensall's
hustling hardware man was a
visitor here on Tuesday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Preeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman,
visited at Mr. J, Preeter's on Sun
day.
That tng-of-war between teams
from Hensel). and Zurich on Labor,
Day should create barrels of excite-
ment.
• The Jubilee Silver Band will en
liven Labor Day with some choice
new -music. Monday is Zurich's
day out. •Conie and join the crowd.
3. J. Merner's Jam factory is
rapidly nearing completion. The
building is about 40 feet square two
storeys high. Also basement un-
derneath.
LOST—On Thursday evening, be-
tween Zurich and I.?, miles south
on 14th con., a pair of gold -rimmed
glasses and case. Finder will leave
at this office.
Mrs. Frank Coleman of the Parr
Line underwent a surgical •opera-
tion at Exeter last week, for the
removal of an internal trouble. The
operation was successfully•pbrforme
ed. •.
The Ontario Postma,e
sociation meets on the
c• ka. "'
V'
Post`Master Genera a
to be there or send a subse
address the meeting. Several of
the Inspectors will also attend.
• For the good of those suffering
with eczema, or other such trouble,
I wish to say, my wife had some-
thing of that kind and after using
the doctors' remedies for some
time concluded to try Chamber.
lain's Salve, and it proved to be
better than anything she had tried.
For sale by J J Merrier.
•
Please remember that all busi-
ness places will be closed en Mon-
day, Labor Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Will. O'Brien and.
family visited friends at Chisel-
h.urst, on SatUrclay and Sunday,
The supports under D. S. Faust's
store front are being strenghtenecl
by the addition of,Eue iron pillar.
Miss Eva Williams left for Kempt-
ville, 'Thursday morning, where
she intends taking up a nigh
School course.
,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Alfred Reichert,
and Misses Addle Witwer and Ida
Brill were visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Gellman, on
Sunday.
Gipsies Watson e have been in
camp at the corner of the Zurich
Road anctRabylon Line, this week.
They had the ustial assortment of
nags on hand.
You will miss a good clay's sport
if you do not spend Labor Day in
Zurioli. Besides the races, there
will be a tug .cif,war, and also a
foot -ball match.
Mrs. Chas. Fritz and sisier, Mrs.
J. Kellerman 'of Dashwood left on
Monday for Toronto to visit their
brother Mr. John Pried, and to se e
the sights at the Fair.
Clinton Business College has a
new advertisenitant tin page one. It
*ill pay young Pei)* to write for
the handsome-italogue of this
schoo befere making' a
choice. •
The annual elhction of officers
fOrtheEv. churolik dbeir took place
Thtirsd.ay- eveningi•andresultek as
follOws :-Pres. MiSs Elizabeth Ran.
nis4 Secy.-Treas., Miss, Anna Hess;
Leader, Mr. 'Milne Rennie.
IDnd.00s, it seens,. are not eligib-
le as eitizens,W?e 'United States,
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rihave some Fine Muslins which 1 am running off
BARGAIN PRICES •
at Big
MUSLINS
• Regular price 15 cents, now for n cents
• 1224 cents, now for...... cents
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" 10 cents, now for 6 cents
Just received—a new line of Striped Ginghams which I am run• -
ning at a Big Snap, Just the right thing for
boys' blouses and ladies' waists
6INGHACIS
Regular price was 15 cents, now for 10 cents
•?MEN'S SHIRTS
1 hare some men's Shirts which I have put on
the table at a snap. Regular prices
were $1.50, $1.25 and1.O0, for C o
50
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
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4 Our aim to supply our, cnstorners with nothing w
but' first-class Shoes has ?. given us a .good reputa- I/
tion, and the result has ben, that 'our sa.les have
• increased wonderfully. Whether you want an up-
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".. to -date Shoe of the latest style or leather, or .,
, Shoe forevery day wear we can suit you. .: u
, p4Oes'are as low as any and it will pay you t
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b r Summer NiriNre‘q,
• Our line of Shoes for summer wear q•
soon be complete and our inspection of slim,
0 is respectfully solicited. 'In
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8 .Butter and Eggs taken in exchange_
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, Mr. and Mrs. CharlefeWeber and
Miss Tillie Johnston, left on Tues.
• day to visit friends in Philadelphia.
They expect to be away for several
weeks..
The Ladies Aid of tha Evangeli-
cal church will meet next Thurs-
day at 2.30 p. m., in the auditorium
of the °laurel:I. Ladies! you are
invited.
Mr. Arthur Kellerman, a student
of North Western College Napier.
ville, Ill., will occupy the puplit
• in the Evangelical church, next
• Sunday..
.
! take of certain questions. A divorce is
Iby no means impossible."
"I strongly object to being dragged
through the mire,'.' she said, with i
•i some hauteur which became her
I very well. 'May I tell: you my
• "---em she continued. 'It is well to
Born. •
FORREsT- -At the Parr Line, Hay 4
on the 27th hest, to Mr, and Mrs.
John G. Forrest, a, daughter.
•
, . STICCELV—At the Bronson Line,
Stanley, on the 28th inst., to Mr.
• and Mrs. EL Steckle, a daughter.
• THE TRAP.
The weekly practice of the Zurich
• Gun Club was held. on the Fair
• grounds on Tuesday evening. Our
"j, P." made it ten straight and
wears the medal. The score.
• F W Hess... 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 8
• W G Hess 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 I 8
• P Rau .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10
• O'Brien 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 8
(JFrtz 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 9
P Sipple .1 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 7
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E Zeller...—.0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 8
• J ... 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2
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chided cane,
shadow on th
%LAW' and' thins
given/len who are le rking to build
up atown a chance. Onelong-fac-
ed, h,ollow-ey.ed whining kie,ker
can do more to keep away business
and Capital -from a town than • all
droutlis, short crops,' chinch hags,
cyclones and blizzards combined.
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Dress Goods
ZURICH'S BIGGEST STORE
Attend Preeter's Big Clearance Sale of SliffilliCf Goods
PRINTS, MUSLINS, BATISTES, GINGHAMS, VESTI1NGS
In order to make room for our Large Stock of New Fall Goocls which are commencino. to arrive,
we have decided to clear out a lot of odds and ends in. Summer Goods at Prices tha will sell
them quick. • Below we quote a few prices.
Prints, etc.
7 ends Print, regular
100 goods, to clear at
11 ends Print, replier 12*
85 15e goods, to clear
6 ends fancy •Sateen
Prints, regular 18e
and 20c, to clear at
13 ends plain and checked
Ginghams, regular
12*e and 15c, to clear
5; a yd
8c a yd
10c a yd
lec a yd
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J. FREETER,
Also a lot of Remnants in black
and fancy Dress Gaoda at about Half
Price. These are ends ranging from
2 to 5 yards you can.. get them al-
most at your own price.
• White Underskirts
Regular 85 cents, now for 5cents
Regular $1.35, now for 90 • cents
Dinner setts Summer S its
1 Dinner Sett, regular
$14.00, to clear at
2 Dinner Setts regular
$10.00, to clear at
$19.00
$8.00
Toilet setts
A large quantity at Close Prices.
Top Shirts
A new line of fancy Top Shirts just
arrived,
Ladies' Hose
Black, 8 pair for 25 cents.
Machine Oil •
Just arrived—a barrel of best
quality Machine Oil.
Farm Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange.
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1 only light grey Tweecl
suit unlined coat and.
pants, reg $8.50 for
1 only light; grey Tweed
suit unlined coat and
pants, reg $11.00 for
$1.00
S9.00
Enarnetware
We have just opened. tip a large.
shipment of the celebrated. Diamond
Enamelware. • This is the finest line
of enamel goods on the market—the
best Chet money can buy. See Ile for
Tour Preserving Kettles, etc. All
first quality, we dont carry any
unas.
Binder Twine
We still have a supply of Gold
Medal and Deering twines on hend,
and would ask you to give us a call
when in need of any.
Everything in the line of Roofing,.
• Eavetrough and General Hardware at
Roek.Bottoin Prices.
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