HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-02-21, Page 8FOR 15 DAYS ONLY BEGINNING FEB. 201h, TO MARCH 8th.
In these* times of high prices, itis to your special benefit to come
and share in this dealing male. The prices we are quoting on ninny
lines of goods are less than wholesale prices to -day
Here are a few of them. \Ve have many more to show you, so
be sure and ,come and get your share of these wonderful bargains
SILK POPLINS BLANKETS
New goods en leading shades, sub -I 11Tiss lI. Ri
marine, khaki, claret, Russian Gre- • Best quality extra. value, We are
overstocked in these, so offer them the millinery
aI.1 1 2-4 at $3.90 a pair. 11-4 at and London.
$3,00. 10-1 at 2.05.
COAL FOR SALE
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.(Correctee every Thursday.
WE HAVE, IN THE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD OF 150 TON OF SOFT COAL Eggs_ . ... ... ......... �il
FOIL SALE, AND AS LONee .A.S Butter . . ... ... ... ...nee 42
IT LASTS WE WILL SELL SAME PotaDriedtoes Appaeles bush .,. ... ... 1.00
00FOR $8,00 PER TON,CAS wheat
.,.... ,..,
H, FOR heat ... ... ... ... ... ... 2.06-2.11
FURTHER. INFOR112ATION PRON.
Barley ... ... ... ... ... ... 60
24•--Hensall
COOK BROS. MilinBuckwheat ... ... ...... ... 1,00
Flour ... ... ... ... $.50 -G.10
H
g Co.�OBran • ... 38.00
e asap Shorts --• ......... ... 44,00
Live lIo,gs fob• I;ie..nsall 1540
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEST
Mr, Win, F. Braun visited friends
and .Crediton last
en Kitchener
week.,
en, ete. 1 yd wide at 1.30 yd.
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PRINTS
Beat qualitie blues at 330c yd. Iight
colors 20c and 23 cents. yd.
0 IN GH.MS
40 in. wide, cheeks and stripes to
clear at e5e to 35e per yd.
:SWEATER COATS
25% off on all sweater coats, Some
special bargains, do not miss these
DRESS GOODS
6 pieces only Reg. 60e. to 55c to
clear at 45e pe: yard.
PLANNELt 1'T
All yd. wide illi ;nennga light, and
dark colors. Eng. price '35 ani 10e
now 30c. ee few pieces at 22$25e.
TOWELING
300 yds reg 30c value to clear at
20cyd.
200 yds reg 25e value to clear at
15e yd,
UNDERWEAR
Ladies heavy fleeced reg. price1'30
now $1,00 yd.
Childrens ribbed reg 35c and 10c.
to clear at 30c.
reg. 45c value 35c.
MEN'S PANTS ce: SHIRTS
Men's cottenade pants reg, 2.50
for $2.00
Everyday shirts a bargain at $1.00
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MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Men's and Boys :3uits and overcoats selling at big reduced prices
Extra values en boys suis, sizes frotrrt 25 to, 32. Do •not miss there.
LADIES' COATS
.A few Indies coats left which we are clearing out regardless of price
We have th::ni from $e.00 up. You mus tsee these to appreciate the
values we offer.
Fresh Ginger snaps ... .-. ...15c lb.
Canned tomatoes 20c. a tin Be sure and get your
2 pkgs. tacks for ... ... ._. 25c.
3 pkgs. 15c. ennatches .. . 90c.
Valencia resins .at ... ... 15e lb.
Lantern globes ............ los each share of these.
Babbit's cleanser ... ... 3 for 25e.
TERM OF THIS SAE, CASH OR TRADE, NO GOODS BOOKED
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AUCTION SALE
Of Horses, Cows, Wagons, Har-
ness, Furniture, Etc,
Mr. E. ]3ossenberry, auctioneer,
has been instructed to sell by
Public Auction at :Zurich, on Sat-
urday, March 1st, commencing at
1.30, p. m., sharp, the followeng;
Horses;—One pair well matched
carriage horses. This team has
taken many prizes at local fairs.
:Cows; ---One cow, due to calf in
.April; 1 pure bred registered Hol
stiffen cow, supposed to be in
calf; a. registered Jersey Caw,
supposed to he in calf; 1 Jersey
coven due to freshen before sale.
Chattels—Lumber Wagon, near-
ly new; wagon box with siderack
set wagon springs, light ewagon
with pole and shafts, heavy bob-
sleigh with platform, nearly new;
light sleigh and box, 2 buggies,
good Po. Vaud rulae, grave; leor,.
utlEdge is attending
openings at Toronto
IMLEMENTS — McCormick,
b:,neer, Deering mower, 10 -ft hay
rake, Deering cultivator, Massey-.
T3erris corn cultivaeor with bean
harvester, 11 -hoe Massey -Harris
•seen drill, 2 11uerj plows, gang
plows, 2 set 3 -section. diainondha-•
rro tis, 2 lumber wagons, One
• nearly new; wagon box, pig rack
coal box, 3 seated carriage, top.
h: buggy, bobsleighs, light sleighcut-
ter, Clanton 1u horse power, 218-
d' eft. hay racks, one new; 2 gravel
boxes, 3 set team harness, one
e i nearly new; set light harness set
t harness, horse clipping ma-
chine, .hand clipper, road scraper,
t fanningmill, 1200-1b. scales, grind -
n stone, 30 grain bags, 1-2 bush. Al-
b sike clover, 50 cedar, posts, forks,
doubletrees, neckyokes, sugar ket-
e tle, table, some chairs, 2 cook st
e- ave and other numerous articles.
• No reserve ao proprietor has
sold his farne,
TERMS OF SALE — All sums of
$10 and iunderj cash. Ten months
s' credit will be given oil furnishing.
approved joint notes on credit mea -
'omits, 4 percent off for cash on
- credit amounts.
B. Boysenberry, Jos. Gascho,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.;
Dr, and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf re
turned last week from a visit wit
relatives down east.
Mr. John Gellman has purchase
a good mallcow and can sup
ply milk to a limited number o
customers.
There is an eager export marke
for Canadian maple producuts i
the States, where there has bee
a great decline in the home pro
duction, England and Franae,ar
also inquiring for our maple sug
ar.—Canada Food Board.
A1,3t;FION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implement.
an Friday, Mar, 7th, at lot 12 con
12, lla-y Township, commencing: at
12,30 o'clock the following atria
les will be sold.
1 matched team rising 7; 1 mat
cued team reeling 6 ;one gelding
and one mare supposed to be i
m. S, Johnston, Clerk.,
foal; 1 driver rising 5; 1 col
resin', 1;
CATTLE; — 6 cows some calved.Of Farm Stock and Implements,
last fall, all due dazing nest Etc. The undersigne.l auc;.ioneers
summer, .2 heifers due in march have received instructions to sell
and April resing 2; 1 heifer rix- by Public Auction on Lot. 10, eon.
ing 3: due in March; 3 steers rise 9 Stephen, 21-2 miles north• -west.
ing 2; 3 steers 1 year old; 6 of Crediton, on Tuesday, March 4th.
calves 3 months old; SHeep;-14 Commencing at 12 o'clock, p.rn.,
sharp. the Following,
HOESES;— 1 horse. rising 6,
April; 18 store pigs; some hpw,lveight about 1500 lbs; 1 horseris-
IMPLEl?IENTS; L Maxwell hay' lin ;�'en, about 1800; 5. span of heavy
loader,; Massey -Harris binder, 7- carriage geldings rising 10; 1
ft. cul used one season; 8 -ft McCor .heavy draft filly rising 3; 1drive
miek mower; reaper; Massey -Har eng colt rising 3; 1 pony, buggy
ris side delivery rake, used one se- end harness.
aeon, spring tooth cultivator with Cattle; -5 fresh cows; 2 cows
seed box, fertilizer disc drill, roller due April let; 1 cow due March
9 foot, bean cultivator„ disc, 12- 1st; 1 2 -yr, old heifer due March
foot hay rake, 2 lumber wagons 16th ; 3 2 -yr. old heifers due late
bob sleighs, open buggy, cutter, .tea part of May; 3 2 -yr. old steers,
iron harrow, riding plow, 2 walk. about 1,000 lbs. each; 2 heifers ris-
ing plows, gang plow, hand scut- eng 2; 1 steer rising 2; 9 yearlings
flee, scraper, wagon rack, gravel 5 calves; 1 pure bred Shorthorn
boa, grindstone, set double team -.roan bull (10;012) calved Jan. 2nd,
harness, set- single harness, some 910. The above cattle are all
lumber, 6 h, p. gasoline engine,choice stock. 2 brood sows with
chopper, fanningmill, large cut -
:litter at foot, 8 stockers, about 5
ting box, weigh scale 2000 Ib. baydozen hens. 1 Collie dog,
truck, hay fork; 1509 lbs. ferti'.izer; IMPLEMENTS; — 71t. Massey -
quantity of hay; stoneboat; cross- iUarr.le binder, nearly new; 1 S-
cut saw, necicyol�es, whiffletrees, ' horse Deering cultivator, nearly
chains, rope, forks, scythe, shovels,+ new', Massey -Harris 13 disc drill;
hoes, barrel, tubs, and other num-i Deerng mower 6 -it. cut; Oliver
erous articles. eetern cultivator, Coekshutt riding
Positively no reserve as the pea-' plow, single furrow, 2 walking
prietor has sold his farm. 6 plows, 12 -ft. lhay rake, Deering;
TERMS OF SALE — All sums of lane; roller, 4 section diamond har
$io and under, cash. Over that row, Clover Leaf. manure spree
amount 8 months credit will be ader, 2 lumber wagons, new wag
given in furnishing approved joint on rack, large gravel box, 2
motes. 4 per cent off for cash on pair bobsleighs, cup buggy, mit-
credit. amounts, rack,
road cart, fanning mill with
B. Bossenberry b'ieat• 2,000 -lb. ecale, wlznelbarr-
F, Taylor, Henry Walper, ow ee ft .extension ladder, 24- it.
extension ladder, workbench, Ch-
atham incubator nad brooder, bean
pi,eker, 125 3 inch tile, 50 feet 1
inch piping;, cross cut saw, hand
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AUCTION SALE
Ewes, 1 ram:
HOGS; — 2 brood sows due in
Auctioneers, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Impleme:nne etc.,
The undersigned auctioneer hat. corn planter, dehorner, large ,hop
l! by .box 'capacity 30 bush.,gasoline
received instrueLions to re
public:: Auction on Lot 16, con„ 14, tank, grindstone, fecal boiler, R.R.
"'•` ' tilay, on Thursiay, March 0th, Sate
good heavy team harness 'compl-
ete, 2 double set carriage harness
set rubber anounte2 single har-
ness, power washer ,.'and wringer
combined, with gasoline engine at-
tachment; doubletrees, neckyokes,
wagon jack and numerous other
Furniture ;--Hall rack, small table
baby cutter, couch.
Terms Of Sale;— All sums of $10,
and under, eash. 10 months credit
will be given on furnishing appro-
ved joint notes. 4 per cent off
for eash on credit amounts,
E, Bossemlberry, J". Preeter,
Auctioneer, Proprie tor,
STILL IN BUSINESS
For close prices on New Design
Cabinet high grade phonograph,
For Sale 'Blue An berol Edison
accords for hall pricey Call or
write, H. Well, Zurich..
'commencing at 1 o'clock, I. n,
sharp the following; timothy hay, quantity of wood,
HORSES;— 1 iniac]: mare, 1.1
81 forks, shovels, whiffletrees, neck -
yrs, old; 1 black horse, 7 years yokes, chaf,ns; hoes and other
Sold Thtse two horses make a numerous articles,
well matched team. 1 mare, 5 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Ran
years old; 1 mare, rising 4; with ge cook stove nearly new, base
mail box, 2 set double harness set
of driving harness, single harness,
150 bushels mangolds, 4 tons of
foals 1 driving { marc, S Yrs oId buraxer nearly new, wood or scowl
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WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED, LOCAL AGENTS; POP T1 F
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS. AND: BEG TQ AN -
NOL NCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL. YOUR: WANTS. IN MB
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO - REPAIRS FOR MAOHTN,ERY, PLOW' POINT31,..
ETC.
GIVE US A CALL
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NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE �:~ OTTAW.A.
SIR HERBERT B. AMES, Chairman,
CAMPBELL SWEENEY, Vancouver SIR GEORGE BURN; Ottawa:
JOHN BLUE, Edmonton W. M. BIRKS, Montreal
H. A. ALLISON, Calgary
HON. GEO. A. BELL, Regina
JOHN GALT, Winnipeg
GEO. M. REID, London
REND. T. LECLERC, Montreal
SIR J. DOUGLAS HAZEN, St..JbIiti•
W. A, BLACK. Halifax •
HON. MURDOCKMcKINNON,Charlottetowa
Information.
REGARDING.
ia avin s ta s
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ADDRESS NEAREST OFFICE.
BRRITISRI COLUMBIA . . . . Room 615 MetropoiitattjBuilding, Vancouver
ALBERTA . 218a 8th Avenue West, Calgary; 742 Tegler Building, Edmonton
SASKATCHEWAN 803 McCallum.Hill.Building, Regina
MANITOBA .......501 Electric Railway- Chambers, Winnipeg
THUNDER BAIT . , . . , Room 410 Grain Exchange, Fort William, Ont.
WESTERN ONTARIO 361 Richmond Street, London, Ont.
CENTRAL ONTARIO . 34 Toronto Street, Toronto
EASTERN ONTARIO Victoria Museum, Ottawa
QUEBEC 160 St. James Street, Montreal
NEW BRUNSWICK 89 Prince William Street, St. John
NOVA SCOTIA Metropole Building, Hollis Street Halifax
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Provincial Building, Charlottetown
0.}-J.M.S. Letters addressed to "Secretary, War-SavingsCotnmittee N
and marked on envelope "O. H. M. S." require no postage.
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To the Pe. pie o Zurich 'a d Vicinity
We have opened up a Gent's Fuurnishing store in Mr. E. Appel'a
stand and are prepared to show yov..
Ds
eady-t �wear Clothing
For Men, Young '''` en and Boys
Leave your measure for thhat made to order suit
EGGS ANT) BUTTER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOF GOODS
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Balance of e r ,�,ruF�, ry
Ladies' Coats, all sizes wind colors. while they last eia,ch $3
1 only Ladies' !Coat, reg. $40 for $30,06.
Big Reduction In Ladies'..-SweaterCoa'ts, Underwear, Furs, Silks,ete,
tit ,1 only mien's Fur coat, reg•, $45 for $35.00 e
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Big reduction in all men's and boy's �clothiing, sweater coats, etc,
w th foal, 1 colt rising 2; bred by heafier: wood heater,sideboard sivelelaraMmeirmanumanaunnimmiwonvoneesturrtrureawaxamsat...w,^c • WiStMeavotemmaimonnoamegerhswarto.atlesaak
Non Parole; 1 •, olt rising 1, sired glass cubboard, book case, sink
with flour bizr 2 bed ste
by French Ghana.
;CATTLE;-- 3 cows, rising 4, aas, boon
due to calf en April; 1 cow, xis.. leather couch, wash machine, par- 4
ing 1, due in. May; 1 cow, 5 yi.d. lor. lamp.
old, due in A;.n'il; 1 cow, 5 yrs.
old, due to calf before sale; 1
cow 9 ;nears old, titre in .April; 1/
cow, 5 yrs, old, due to calf be-
fore sale; 1 cow 9 yrs, old, due
en April; 1 eow 6 yrs. old, due
ylr November; 2 heifers, due hi
Note
mber• 2 he;furs
,due
1n
November; 2 heifers, due in Sep-
tember; 1 s' ecx. rising 3; 2 steers
-ising 2; 3 steer; rising 1; 1 steer'
calf; 4 months o'd. 10e hens,
No reserve ars proprietor has!
sold his farms;,
TERMS OF SALE; All sums of
$10.00 and under, Caeh. ''dine
Months credit will be given on;
furnishing approved joint notes. Coal ,O4
4 per e nt off for cash on credit a. -
*mounts Hay, wood and roots,
Cash.
'rank Taylor '
Tl. l3osee!h'berr;p, .Alf, '1V.kelicltr
Auctioiue,ers. Proprietor.
!Alonzo Hodgi1,e C"•.eek,
SNAPS IN GROCERIES
bars One -in -one soap 260,
boxes peas
$1.00
' ' '5 gal;i,.
Non 78
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