HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1914-03-27, Page 8MILUNERY OPENINGS
Weduesday and Thursday, March 25th, 26th.
YOU, ire a rehial ly invited, to attend these Openings..
Miss again in charge, and will be pleased, ' to
slIkotr y* 6.1 Ire lastest .in; hate and trimuling for the
$priirte; Mows,
Frei* and Ginghams
We pride oursoIvoo •* our fine skewing of prints and
ginghans. Come sal sax SIAM.
Wall Papers
'ffe kave OE aielleitit ifitttigtufs to choose Svelte, all the newest
destets. &Mee eee eV sample boebo.
Mules Suits and Rainats
O last• sits and Raincoats just arrived.
Ref le Voe tide ire btu yeur supply of sugar for the sea -
sea. Aimee.
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna,
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All Sizes
,ALF. SCRUTON
Hensel'.
21 gee . aye kept er mA
Kinds Tibiae Taken in Exchange
PHONE 17
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WE ARE NOW MAKING
,TosToRM DOOR& AND WINDOWS
• If youaHrl any, wird b your orders, we can ,:snake
them. At Once.
e.
. Get 0�,�r a.' ri, inat.bta Doors, cows, they will keep you warm
in Winter a rid cool in SUMMO o
ALL KINDS OF SAW LOGS WANTED.
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PHONE
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Fannoue dray Motor Gasoline En
gime:—
1i' asf 11 Horse, Power 55. 00
2i „ i, 75. 00
4 „ „ $105, 00
6a 175.00
8 „ u 285.00.
12 „ a 375.00
brier 4-v F.I*S k *ON Agents.
tel_ I
Bu: h e6s at
The Old Staid
We have been appointed Agents for
the celebrated
Massey Harris hnplements
We handle everything in that line,
Seeding Implements, Maeure spread-
ers, all kiade of Plows, Seed Drills,
Disc Inrxows, Cultivators, Beau
Harvesters, etc.
Harvesting hnplements
Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Hiro
fs r,te rs, Etc.
tt�.oxtiicis
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1311;;inc 4.
sorevo,-
'dies,
Squa -
E'PA',
7`
1etstirs, Gasoline
f Cutters bel -
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e1 make. Bug -
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Sleighs.
"'.tar Motto
Eggs for 0alting: I Dave a splen-
did
plendid pen of dingle eogab tilt Minorcas
and can reapply- a listsra number of
settings (i g mss) apt ei1t'
Joe Sofeekler, Zurich.
After a lingering Meese the sacl
death took place,.iu tfie person of
Mrs. t'4'iri. Tinney .ax>:ly 'Wednesday
tuorning. The deceased bad lite in
this section about 77 years, and was
a member of the Presbyterian church
T-Ieusall. She 1e:aves to. mourn her
loss, four c1aughtere and 3 eons:
Canada's export tre,do luring the
month of February showed 'a heavy-
tell on', comparal with the correspon-
ding period a year ago, of »early '7
million dollars. Most of' the decre ee
was fortunately on the import, ::{pie
bein *14,401,000, tts compared with
a decreaee of only ,`"2,304,000 in ee-
ports. This is the. i. i:?st
decrease shown in the trade ;cf. the
I omiilion for yearte and indicetee
how the process of restsietiou has
hetet carried forward into this r:U.
F08 SALE
3 : New Ontario Farms
Tn the very heart of the famous 20,,
000,000 acres of choice clay -belt laud.
Near the village of 1VIathesoh on the
T & N. 0. Railway. All other surr-
ounding lots already settled and hu-
provetnents:begun. Excellent gover-
nment roads through the entire local-
ity; school house and local P. 0. a -
corner of one of the lots; houses erectt
edand 8 and 5 acres cleared on each,
Two of the lots have close to 1,000,
000 ft of valuable timber on each,
(nine, birch, spruce and whitewood,
in almost equal amounts) and in add-
ition over 1,000 cords of pulpwood
on each farm, 160 acres in each farm.
A me ennortunity for quick -ret -
erns and e&fie investment. Price ex-
ceptionAp bew, only $2.00, $4.00
and $6.06 per acre, respectively. It
will pay yeti to investigate this unus-
ual bargain. Apply to E. Zeller,
Zurich,
Tot ,l imports for the month were
€ e,.;5O,000,, while exportggre .tt-
ed 7+20,558,00.O "'}.'akin; the trade
for the. 12 iii:tn,ths, ending February,
however, while t1ie_'o exists' finite's i -
crease.ie. imports, the °epe 'the
b
. eves • country as well as the grand ot;i
1 aria agent for the Clinton aann
ing mill sieves, and farmers re
quiring any, can procure them. at
my farm., South of Z.tn ioh •
John Hey jr.
ome and
mot O�
fit
At Zurich's Leading
'1' ilbz Sliop bhe only Place,
where the Newest is always
shown first and satisfaction
guaarautce d
Liannotedrer ill Connection
f`�11�11+
trate a eubsts ttial iuerease evt r the
the corresponding twelve mopthe • a
year ago. Total. exports were $468,
626,000, an ia,erease. of $95,526,00,0"
and imparte totalled $632,8 X1,000
a decrease of e:;27,610,000, thus leav-
ing an iuc[ tee in the grant ton)), of
id t,p1,1,0+1t., While it i, e.letritnent-
al teat Febt no•t , s export belle litiitltl
be fnllieg ol?, the decrease in ieePo is
F:hould Merl:, ;: Lif)t 1:,; 1ouk,s+1 neon in
the sarn, lt, ;c, 'l'Eie ; r1vii of Sir
George Pai "•), Editor of the London
Statist, to • tis Country, was that
the time w come when this cottnbry
should put Err ebeck on.: , her
huge itnlloteed letgin to seenrre re-
turns frog • l-, `uncut she aIr'ea<1y
Farm for Sale
Lot 23. Con 7, Parr Lino Hay
Northe550 acres, or will sell the whole
lot. For particulate apply to Nunn
Taylor, Hensel]. P. 0.
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;very
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less •
.�R7CO
Lead
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Produt"..
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'"trill.?I FOE. S.1Li;
dr,, relate e + arses ploughed,
11 Acres socacti, rest lush, Frain
barn 36..x 56, t oiJd soil partly
drained, and a never failing well.
For part malars, address, John
L, Cochrane, I.3 : No. 2, Hensall,
P. 0.
Krausi r'
Liquit
xtract Of S
Made of Hickory Wood,
mokng a: r kinds of meat, such
Ham, Shoulder, Bacon, Dried be
Sausages, Balogna, Fish, etc, a
preserving meat, and keeping it fr
from i netts,
ecommended by EV. MR, ROO
For Sale by
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Custom Sawfn '
g\ranted at Joshua Snider, ,Sanble
"Lino.
McEwen Bros.
Bayfield
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`t t y; yo: •
brut r',�r.
t1 7 :,,r k t . .
pfprire, 'Cu
Ontario:
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$0 Ila.
weakened
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strained, .
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5:5 :;-• box or three tar
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Etcatir,14, Flare ytt,TLB •Se£d Gr . . s,? For Sale
. itte t:tt 1
ir,
ush for Sale
The undersigned has for sale on
Lot 3, Concession 4, Manley, ten
acres (more or loss) of standing tim-
ber, mostly maple. For particulars
apply to the owner.
JOHN S. CAMERON
lrucefie!d.
.4.sr _,,4 T.,
BULL FOR SERVICE
The undersigned will hold for the
improvement of stork this year, that
pure bred choice buil "Icing George.'.
The -animal is rising 6 yrs and will
easily .weigh 2 300 when fat. j &1
matured sires are tilt'• ;rent for thrifty
stock, reties Oscar ]Mori,
..41.11!, Int
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-'a e by IIs.! on T•°Y!ai2Ei}''
.• ,- .c'e e 3 St Cath4ri ee
6; e
Ili Stay
1111 the intensi ver'
rout could :
'»;•Set's lurked.
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asci,” he wYi,,:
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A Hniil,ll .J.tltLlit
oats apt €i acts a
yielded 72 btu -1%,
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sono 0. A. 0. N
'few •
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SI) 21 at q)1.20
..t free of•wild
wftEbs.
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of etray.: tc
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THE'
QUAL1TY-
F
h: I AY wad
MARC
oalin
27th and 2Sth
One of the things a Women
preciaten at this time of the Year
a nice smart Hat-, and to sati
that craving a woman usually gc
which is commonly called Spri
Fever, It would be necessary
see what is shown in Merner's N
Sreene tor set .
'vise from .
!rul 'will melee
it was groe
Ave
• Ildireg all Li
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WTiite
r 101 hs
woyon
. • Highest Prices pr 'NC Farm Pir.r-emittie
al, :Air
.44ternr ens tor Ne6,4•4,04rtr Ws. warns •
3,1,TA
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.Let us know your wants, ,
handle everything in Far
ppliea
Rallies, all sizes aed
1)elting, leather or eativas,
ehatting. Pump and pea
and Clutters.
ei bre in need of Ittehrile
attentioe to our rept
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