The Herald, 1907-11-22, Page 1The Official Organ of Zurich, andylIay Townshi,p.
Vol. VIII.
ZIJRICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 1907.
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Beginning Nov. 3oth to the end of the year i9o7
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I. find my stock of Dy Goods rather large. In order to reduce the sto6li,1 am giving thislarge discount of 20 per cent for cash and all
farm produce. You must bear in mind that this is no old shelf -worn stock. The larger portion of this stock is entirely new This seasons
Goods. Do not listen to anyone when theY try and make you believe this is old Itack, come and you 'will be convincedAhat my stock is first
class. This discount goes all throuh the General stock of Dry Goods and Gents furnishings. Such as
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, . m I BLEACHED COTTON, ' LADIES' UNDERWEAR, WEAR, MEN'S AND
BOYS' OVERCOATS,
MEN'S OVERALLS,
MEN'S SMOCKS, BOYS
SWEATERS, MEN'S AND
BOYS' RFADY: MADE
SUITS, AND SUITS MADE
TO ORDER.
FLANNELETTES, FACTORY COTTON,
WRAPPERETTES, PRINTS, WOOL BLANKETS,
TOWLING, SHIRTINGS, ,,COTTON BLANKETS,
COTTONADES, LADIES' FUR RUFFS,
GINGHAIVIS, SATEENS,
WHITE BEAR CLOTH,
SPECIAL LINES
2 dozen Men's working shirts, regular
price 75 cents each, for 45
2 dozen -Men's working shirts, regular
price GO cents each, for .45
LADIES' COATS, ALL
THIS YEAR COATS,
MEN'S RATS, CAPS, TIES,
COLLARS, BBACES, SOCKS
,titq, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S, .....'.DRESS SHIRTS.
HOSE, MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDER -
dozen Fall and Winter Caps, regular
price 50 cents each, for. .35
20 only Girls' Reefers, regular
prices from$'2.00 to $4.00, for .75
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CHILDREN'S WHITEEAR COATS.
1 coat size 20 regular price, $2.25 for ...... $1,13
1 coat sizs 22 regulor rice,$2.50 for. 1 25
2 coats size 24 regular price, $3 00 for:.‘ 1.50
Towellings and Remnants
40 yds Towelling, regular price, 5 cts for 2 cts
40 yds Towelling, regular price, 8 cts .4 cts
A lot of Remants, at a big snap.
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LOCAL NEWS
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Commencing January 1st. clergY-
tuen's half -fare tickets. on. railroads
be aboliShed.
Members of the Zurich Y. T. A.
attended a Y, P. A. meeting at
Dashwood on Monday evening.
The tax collector of Hay, was in
town on Wednesday, collecting
taxes and reports business good.
Large numbers of rabbits are
being shot in these parts this fall.
Bunnies seem. unusually plentiful
this year. •
Mr John 0, Jeffrey of Drysdale,
has leased Mr. Jacob W. Woods'
farm on the Lake Road for a term
of five years. .
Mr. Henry Leibold, Sr., has re
moved from thelael-ale ao4c.lu
Mr. Oscar .1(loT$ and kiss Vila "Witham: lase weelt And. get
Elopp visited their parents at, to Stephen, 2 or a visit, -
Stratford last week. Dr. Ovens, Surgeon, Oculist,
Mr. R. Zeller has disposed of his Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
interest in the Rummel farm to Hensall, on Friday Nov 29th.. Honrs
Messrs F, Hess Sr., and John F. 4 to 8 p. m. Glasses property fitted,
Rickbeil. Catarrh. deafness, and failing eye -
Some of our young people spent sight treated.
a social evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dowson re -
Mr. A. Mittelholtz, on Monday turned from North Dakota on Sat -
evening. urday. They are both looking
well, and like that part of the
Mr. John Brenner secures the
Henry Greb property, while Mrs. State. They left here last spring
to see the Country, and to visit
Greb will become owner of Mr.
Brenner's house and lot, some relatives.
Mr, B. S. Phillips of the 2nd con.
has disposed of bis farm and in-
tends retiring from farm life, His
sale of stock takes place on Wed-
nesday next.
Our merchants are doing a big
business in fall and winter goods,
and a party who knpws says there
is not another village of this size
in the County that sells more mer.
chandise of all kinds than Zurich
business -men.
Mr. Charles Hartleib purchased
a building lot from Mr. F. C. Kalb-
ileisch, and intends moving the
dwelling house on the H. Well
stand, to the new location on Cen-
tre street, Mr. Hartleib needs the
space where the house now stands
for his business block, which he
• intends erecting in spring.
Mr. Charles Witmer had a nar.
row escape from being seriously
injured last week at the farm of
Mr, H. Volland. Mr. Witmer as-
sisted threshing and in some way
several rails on the over -lay be.
came dWodged, and in getting out
of the way Charlie bumped the
top of his head against a post and
received a scalp wound.
Mr. C. Fritz again scored high
in the practice match of the Zurich
Gun Club. The following is the
score:
C Fritz 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 9
F W Hess 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 7
.7 Truemner 1 1 3. 1 1 0 1 0 8
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W GI:Tess 1 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 5
H Weber 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 5
J Schuettler0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7
Mr. Charles Troyer, tax canto
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tor of Hay, received taxes at Ilen-
sail. on Tuesday, and not finding
acconatnoclation, had to make his
headquarters in Jarrott's livery
barn. There seems to be some.
thing wrong with the local -option
business mea hi that town or they
Would have, long ere this, provid-
ed hotel accommodation for travel-
lers and transient visitors.' The
prohibitionists are dealing local
Option a very black eye by their
carelessn loss.
on Saturday at the home home of 04,-*e7'e%-•"•,=5""e%'-'e-7'.`"."."".,::7'•=r7fir''-e%"•'''‘=7"4.7`.%"'.%4a-'''•==''.%"'•
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sie, and Miss McDonald of West g•:N
McGillivray, were the guests of 0
Mrs. Stewart and daughter .7es- i
little better than others at the same
Cost money.— but you vvill find ours a leeP
Mrs. McCormick, on Sunday. A price. Just now we want to talk
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Lost -A black hand satchel, on (j.0,5 , 4
Tuesday the 12th inst., on the road 4% WATERPR.00F SHOES AND ,It
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n. ' Finder wilt ,..e3ease corn- . 0
dfi, ite \vial Miss .4a,-,ait Binder ,,, ,:—,ve have an th6 Leading makes and o
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Rev. Sol. Schwartzentruber and 8
wife of near Bay Port, 1Vlich., Mr. 4'- - Butter, Eggs and Dried (I'P
and Mrs. Gunden of Johnston Co.,
.1 Apples taken in exchange QP
Iowa, Jacob Schwartzentruber and (,
wife, of near Baden, visited here AA.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Seim and Mrs. 2 0. F F? IT Z P
Hartuug, have moved to Mrs. H. Am,
Walper's dwelling, west of the V.UN THE SI -10E AN ,— ZURICI—i gp
school. The vacant house will
shortly be occupied by a young
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DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
Of seeing our splendid. stock of Fall Goods in all lines. Never before has our large store been fiilled
with such money saving values. We purchased in the best markets and have the satisfaction of
knowing that every article we sell is genuine and worth the money we ask for it.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Caps
We have the very newest in Fur -lined Cans. See our
line of jockey shapes, very stylish and dressy.
Overcoats
Our line of Overcoats for fall and avinter wear is 00M-
plete with all the latest styles and cloths. Toppers, plain
Black Beavers, Fancy Tweed Ulsters, Fur Coats and Per -
lined Coats, and Cravanette Coats.
Gloves & flitts
A full line in Buck, Horse, Mocha and Pigskin. All guar-
anteed gooct wearers and good fitters. Prices Right.
Underwear
We handle the celebrated 1VOOLNAP. All wool and
unsbrinkable, Special values in other lines,
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LADIES' DEPARTMENT
ress Goods
We have the largest, best assorted and most up-te-date -
stock of Dress Goods ever shown in Zurich,. and at pies
that cannot he beaten. They are selling fast but we still
have an immense varietY to choose from. elloves, Scarfs,
Clouds, Hose, Underwear, etc,, in endless variety.
Ladies' Coats
e still have a good selection of Ladies' Coats left; in
black and fancy cloth.
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Iankets
We have a, full line of Flannelette and All Wool Elan-
kets. These are splendid goods at right priaes.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
A full line of Ranges and Heaters. Buy a PENINSULA and you buy the best that money can.
buy. A beautiful line of Hanging Lamps just received. Lanterns, Axes, Handles, Etc,
Market Prices for Dutch Setts, Dried Apples and Farm Produce of all kinds
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