Zurich Herald, 1919-02-28, Page 8nual
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FOR 15 DAYS ONLY BEGINNING FEB, 20th, TO MARCH Sth.
In these times of high prices, itis to your special benefit to come
and share in this clearing sale. The prices we are quoting on many
lines of goods are less than wholesale princes to -day
Here are a few of them. We have many more to show you, so
be sure and one and get your share of these wonderful bargains
SILK POPLINS
New goods in leading shades, sub-
marilne, khaki, claret, Russian Gre-
en, etc. lyd wide at 1.50 yd.
PRINTS
Best qualitie blues at 30c yd. light
colors 20e and 25 cents. yd.
BLANKETS
Best quality extra value, We are
overstocked in these, so offer them
a1( 1 2-4 at $3.90 a pair, 11-4 at
$3.00. 10-4 at 2.65.
300
G INGHAMS
40 in. wide, checks and stripes to 200
clear at 25c to 35c per yd.
SWEATER COATS
25% off on all sweater coats. Some
special bargains, do not miss these
DIiE,SS GOODS
8 pieces only Reg. 60c to 85c to
clear at 45c iper yard.
FLANNELETTS
All yd.. wide flanneett 35iaht, 40c
nd
dark colors, Reg. price
c
now 30c. .A. few pieces at 22$25c.
MENS' ND BOYS' :w. LOT INQ
TOWELING
yds reg 30c value to clear at
20cyd.
yds reg 25c value to clear at
15c yd.
MEM
UNDERWEAR
Ladies heavy fleeced reg. price1.30
Dow $1.00 yd.
Childrens ribbed reg 35c and 40c.
to clear at 30c.
reg. 45c value35c.
MEN'S PANTS & SHIRTS
Men's cottenade pants reg.2.50
$25 0
Everyday shirts a bargain` at
Men's
Extra
and Boys suits and overcoats selling at big reduced these,
rices
values in boys suits, sizes front 25 to 32. Do not
miss
LADIES' COATS
A few ladies coats left which .,we
We have them from $5.00 up. Yo
values we offer.
Fresh Ginger snaps _.. ... ___15c lb.
Canned tomatoes 20e. a tin
2 packages Lux for
3 pkgs. 15c. matches ... ... 40c.
Valencia resins at .__ ... ... 15c ib.
Lantern globes ._. ....._ _._ 10c.each
Babbit's cleanser ... ... 3 for 25c.
TERMS OF THIS SALE, CASH OR TRADE, NO GOODS
AT. SALE PRICES
are clearing out regardless
siof pricethe
u mus tses these to appreciate
Be sure and get your
COAL FOR SALE LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Thursday.)
WE HAVE IN THE NEIGHBOR -
noon OF 150 TON OF SOFT COAL Eggs ...... ... ... ... ..-...,.. ••• 40
Buttes' 40
FOR SALE, AND AS ,LONag, AS Di' eel Apples ... 06
IT LASTS WE WILL SELL SAME potatoes per bag 7.:-2.06-2.11
1.25
FOR $8:00 PER TON, CASH. FOR Wheat ... ... ... ... ...
FURTHER INFORMATION PHON.
; Barley ... ... .. . .. ... •„ 80
24 -Hensel',,
Buckwheat 1 00
Flour... ... •..
COOKBROS. M it sag Co. Praa, ... .
Hensall
Shorts ............... ... 17.00
Live Hogs, fob Hensall -,
p.50•-6(.10
38.00
44.00
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
share of these.
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General lU and ware, Stoves,
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ZURiCH
. IMLEMENPS - McCormick,
binder, Deering mower, 10 -ft hay
Prices last year for maple snarl rake, Deering cultivator, Massey-
and
corm cultivator with bean.
and maple syrup were the highest', harvester!, 11 -hoe Massey -Barris
ever known, says the Canada Food seed drill, 2 Flurry' prows, gang
Board, Good sugar sold at 25 plows, 2 set 3 -section diamond:ha-
cents a pound; syrup from $2.25 rrows, 2 lumber wagons,. one
to as high as $3 a gallon. There nearly new; wagon box, pig rack
has not been much sign of dectine coal box, 3 seated carriage, top
this year so tart In 1911 the price buggy, bobsleighs, light sleigh cut -
of maple sugar ranged from 5 to ter, Clinton 10 horse power, 216-
10 cents a pound only, to the far- ft, hay racks, one new; 2 gravel
far -
rater. boxes, 3 set team harness, one
nearly new; set light harness set
single harness, horse clipping ma-
chine, hand clipper, road scraper,
fanningmill, 1200 -ib. scales, grind -
11, Stanley, ion Tuesday, March,11 stone, 30 grain bags, 1-2 bush. Al -
at 1 o'clock, P. M. E. Bossen- sike clover, 50 cedar posts, forks,
berry, auctioneer; William, •Stog- doubletrees, neckyokes, sugar ket-
dill, proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Cow, Hens, Implements and
Household Furniture at lot 9, •con.
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AUL, i ION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements,
on Friday, Mar. 7th, at lot 12 con.
12, Hay :township, Commencing at
12.30 o'clock the following atrie-
les will be sold.
1 matched teem rising 7; 1 mat-
ched team rising 6 ;one gelding
and one mare supposed to be in
foal; 1 driver rising 5; 1 colt
rising 1;
AUCTION SALE
Of Horses, Cows, Wagons, Har-
ness, Furniture, Etc.
Mr. E. Bossenberry, auctioneer,
has been instructed to sell by
Public Auction at Zurich, on Sat-
urday, March 1st, commencing at
1.30, p. m., sharp, the 4ollowJng;
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
stien cow, supposed to be in
calf; 1 registered Jersey cow,
supposed to be in calf; 1 Jersey
coven dug: to freshen before sale.
Chattels --Lumber wagon, near-
ly new; wagon box with -side rack
met wagon springs, light ewagon
effth pole and shafts, heavy bob
Sleigh with p'.a`form, nearly. new;
t abc1 Iltortiaand cuter graYel Wei
good heavy team harness compl-
ete, 2 double set carriage harness
set rubber mounted single 'har-
ness, power washer and wringer
combined, with gasoline engine at-
tachment; doubletrees, neckyokes,
wagon jack and numerous other
CATTLE; - 6 cows some calved
last fall, all due during next Of Farm Stock and Implements,
summer, 2 heifers due in march Etc. The undersigned auctioneers
and April rising 2; 1 heifer ris have received instructions to sell
brio 3; due in March; 3 steers ris- by Public Auction on Lot. 16, con.
ing 2; 3 steers 1 year old; • 6 9, Stephen, 2'1-2 miles north-west
calces 3 months old; SHeep;-14 of •Credito:n, on Tuesday, March 4th.
Ewes, 1 rain,. Commencing at 12 o'clock,- pea., -
HOGS; - 2 brood sows due in sharp. the Following;
April; 18 store pigs; some hens"
IMPLEMENTS; - 'Maxwell hay
loader,; Massey -Harris binder, i-,
ft. cut used one season; 6 -ft 'fvecCer
mick mower; reaper; Massey -Har-
ris side delivery rake, used ane.se..
tle, table, some chairs, 2 cook st-
ove and other numerous articles.
No reserve as proprietor has
sold his farmp
TERMS `OF SALE - All sums of
$10 and iunderj cash. • Ten months
credit will be given on furnishing
approved joint notes on eredit am-
ounts. 4 per cent off for' cash on
credit amounts..
E. Bossenberry, Jos. Gascho,
Auctioneer. Proprietor;
Wm. S. Johnston, Clerk...
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AUCTION SALE
HORSES;- 1 horse rising 6,
weight about 1500 lbs; 1 horseris-
iing 10, about 1600; 1 span of heavy
carriage geldings rising 10; 1
heavy draft filly rising 3; laxly-
.ing colt rising 3; 1 pony, buggy
ason, spring tooth cultivator with and harness.
seed box, fertilizer disc drill, rol1er dura A ttlevil ;-51st fresh 1 cow s due 2 cows
9 foot, bean (cultivator„ disc, P
March
foot hay 'rake, a lumber wagons 1st; 1 2 -yr. old heifer due March
bob sleighs, open buggy, cutter, 15th; 3 2 -yr. old heifers due late
iron harrow, riding plow, 2 walk tee part of May; 3 2 -yr. old steers,
brig plows, gang plow, hand scut- about 1,000 lbs. each; 2 heifers ris-
fler, scraper, wagon rack, gravel ing 2; 1 steer rising 2; 9 yearlings
box, grindstone, set double team 5 calves; 1 pure bred Shorthorn
harness, set single harness, some roan bull (107012) calved Jan. 2nd;
lumber, 6 h. p. gasoline engine,.
chopper, fanningmill, large cut-
ting box, weigh scale 2000 lb. bag
truck, hay fork; 1800 lbs. fertilizer;
quantity of hay; stoneboat; cross-
cut saw, neckyokes, whiffletrees,
chains, rope, forks, scythe, shovels,
hoes, barrel, tubs, and other num-
erous articles.
Positively no reserve as the pro' low, single furrow, 2 walking
pro-
prietor has sold his farm. P g
TERMS OF SALE - All sums of plows, 12 -ft. lhay rake, Deering;
$10 and under, cash. Over that land roller, 4 section diamond har
amount 8 months icredit will bei row, Clover Leaf manure spree
given in furnishing approved joint ader. 2 lumber wagons, new wag
1916. The above cattle are all
choice stock. 2 brood sows with
litter at foot, 8 stockers, about 5
dozen hens. 1 Collie dog.
IMPLEMENTS; 7ft. Massey -
Harris binder, nearly new; 1 3 -
horse Deering cultivator, nearly
new. Massey -Harris 13 disc drill;
Deering mower 5 -ft. cut; Oliver
corn cultivator, Cockshutt riding
Annoue merit
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FO,F TIER
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THEt
LINT: OF FARM IMPLEiiIGNTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MAal3INERY, PLOW POINTS,,
notes. 4 per cent off for cash on
credit aneoulnts.
E. Boysenberry,
F. Taylor, Henry Walper,
Auctioneers. Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock, Implements etc.,
The undersigned auctioneer has
received instructions to sell by
public Auction on Lot 16, con., 14,
Hay, on Thursday, March 6th, Sate
commencing at 1 o'clock, p.. m.
sharp the following;
HORSES;- 1 black mare, 8,,
yrs. old; 1 black horse, 7 years
yold These two horses make a
well.. matched team. 1 mare, 5
years old; 1 mare, rising 4; with
I foal; 1 driving mare, 8 yrs old
Furniture, -Hall rack, small table
baby cutter, couch.
Terms Of Sale;- All sums of $10
and under, cash. 10 months credit
will be given on furnishing appro-
ved joint notes. 4 per cent off
for each on credit amounts.
E. Bossenberry, J'. Preeter,
Auctioneer. Proprietor,
ETC.
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A TNOUICE IXT
Many lines of new Spring Goods have arrived. See our
New Silk Shirts, Hats, Caps, etc.
Ready -t -wear Clothing
For Men, Young Men and Boys
Leave your measure for thhat made to order suit ,
EGGS AND BUTTER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOF GOODS
Denomy rose, Zurich
on rack, large gravel box, 2
pair bobsleighs, top buggy, cut-
ter, road cart:, fanning mill with
b•�;� 2,000 -ib. scale, wheelbarr-
ow .2 ft. extension ladder, 24 -It..
extension ladder, workbench, Ch-
atham incubator nad brooder, bean
picker, 125 3 inch tile, 50 feet 1
inch piping, cross cut saw, hand
corn planter, dehorner, large chop Ladles)
capacity 30 bush., gasoline
tank, grindstone, feed boiler, R.R.
mail box, 2 sat double harness set
of driving harness, single harness,
150 bushels marigolds, 4 tons of
timothy hay, quantity of wood,
forks, shovels, whiffietrees, neck -
yokes, chains; hoes and other
nunhlerous articles.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; Ram
ge cook stove nearly new, base Big
burner nearly new, wood or scoal
with foal; 1 colt rising 2; bred by heater, wood heater, sideboard,
Non Parole; 1 colt rising 1, sired
by French Girand.
,CATTLE;- 3 cows, rising 4,
date to calf im April; 1 cow, ris-
ing 4, due in May; 1 cow, 5 yrs.
? old, due in April; 1 cow, 5 yrs,
old, due to calf before sale; 1
cdw 9 years old, due inApril; °1
ICOW, 5 yrs. old, due to calf be I
fore sale; 1 cow 9 yrs. old due
en April; 1 cow 6 yrs. old, due
itn November; 2 heifers. due in
November; 2 heifers, due in
November; 2 heifers. dun in Sep-
tember; 1 s' a r, risr7 ; 3: 2 steer's
ri iq]g 2; 3 steers rising; 1; 1 sfeer�
teal!', 4 menthe. old. 1(" hone
C e riSale
Balance of Fehr ; ry
Coats, all sizes and colo rs. while they last each
$3t
1 only Ladies' Coat, reg. $40 for $30,00.
IMOD
Big Reduction In Ladies' SweaterCoa'ts, Underwear, Furs, Silks,ete,
Mel only smear's Fur coat, reg, $45 for $35.00 l
STILL IN BUSINESS
For clone prices on New Design
Cabinet high grade phonograph,.
For Sale Blue Amberol Edison
records for ;half price. •Call or
etnite., l • ' uCiehw
glass cubhoard, book ease, sink
with flour bin, 2 bed steads, good
leather couch, wash machine, par-
lor lamp.
No reserve as proprietor heal
sold his farm;,
TERMS OP SALE; All sums of
$10.00 and under, Cach.. Nine
months credit will be given on
iurin'shing approved joint notes.
4 per cent off for cash on credit a-
rnotrnts Hay, wood and roots,
(Cash.
'Frank Taylor
E. PrrSs^nberDv, .A 1 f. Melick,
Auctioneers. Proprietor,
Alonzo til d30%, Clerk.
reduction in all men's and boy's clothing, sweater coats, rte.,
„+NAPS IN GROCERIES
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4 bars One -in -ane soap 25e.
7 boxes peas
$1.00
5 gals,. Coal Oil $10
T. L. R h rie 73
NEW IgD EA PATTERNS