HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-03-14, Page 8YALE
FOR 15 DAYS ONLY BEGINNING FEB. 20th, TO MARCH SSth.
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 whole sale prices to -day
Here are a few of them. We have many more to show you, so
be cure and come and get your share of these wonderful bargains
SILK POPLINS BLANKE`T'S
New goods in leading shades, sub- Best quality extra value. We are
marine, khaki, claret, Russian Gre- overstocked in these, so offer them
GM etc. 1 yd wide at 1,50 yd. a)1 1 2-4 at $3.90 a pair. 11-4 at
$3.00. 0-4 at 2.65.
PRINTS
Best qualitie blues at 30c yd. light
celors 20e and 25 cents. yd.
1
TOWELING
300 yds reg. 300 value to
G INGHAMS
to in. wide, checks and stripes to 208 yds reg 25c value to
clear at 25c to 35c per yd.
SWEATER COATS
25% off on all sweater coats. Some
epeeiai bargains, do not miss these
DRESS GOODS
6 pieces only Reg. 60c to 85c to
clear at 45c per yard.
FLANNELETTS
All yd, wide flans t 35 light,
ghan, andi
dark colors, Reg. price
now 30c A few pieces at 22$250.
clear at
20cyd.
cl••ar at
15e yd.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies heavy fleeced
r(reg. priceyd.
reg 35c and 40c.
to dear at 30c.
reg. 45c value 35c.
MEN'S PANTS & SHIRTS
Men's cottenade pants reg. 2.50
for 00
Everyday shirts a bargain at $1.00
Childress ribbed
NMPNS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Men's and Eoys suits and overcoats selling at big reduced prices
Extra values in boys suits, sizes from 25 to 32. Do not miss these.
LADIES' COATS
A. few ladies coats left which we are clearing out regardless of p
We have them from $5.00 up. Yo u mus tsee these to appreciate
values we offer, ;. 15 ' t l 1. I a 1, i : ' ' • .
Fresh Ginger snaps ._. _.. ._.15c ib.
Canned tomatoes ... 20c. a tin Be sure and get Y
2 packages Lux for ... ...: ._-25c.
3 pkgs. 15c. matches 40c.
Valencia resins at ._. .._ 15c ib.
Lantern globes ... _.. ._ ... 10c each
Rabbit's cleanser .... ... 3 for 25c.
TERMS OF THIS SALE, CASH OR
AT SALE
ascho
share of these.
BUSINESS DARDS
t'ROUDFOOT, KtLLORAN, & COOED.
!3asriators, Solicitors, Notaries
Public &c. Otlaeo, on the Square, and
door from Hamiiton St, Goderioh,
Private funds to loan at lowest rates
W. Peoueroor, K. 0. J. L. Enae s,aa.
H. J. 1). Cooits.
Mr. Cooke will be in Hensel!. on Friday
and Saturday of each week.
ANDREW F. HESS, Notary Public,
Com missianer, Conveyancing,
Fire and Life Insurance. Agent
.or Huron & Eric Mortgage
Corporation and Canada Trust
Co Herald Office, Zurich.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
HAY COUNCIL.
Hay Council met on March 1st.
for its regular monthly session. All
members were present. The ininu
tes of the previous weeting were
read and adopted..
The following Pathmasters we-
re appointed for the respective di-
visions for the current year.
Div. No. 1, A..Willert; 2 Geo.
Hawkins; 3, John McDonald; 4 3.
McEwen, 5 H. C. Soldan; 6 R. Th-
ompson; 7 J. 'Iriebner; 8 Bert O'-
Brien; 9E. Broderick; 10 Jas.
Ross; 10a Alex Ingram;11 W. D.
rice
the
Wla
TRADE, NO GOODS BOOKED
PRICES
Son
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Thursday,)
Butter .., ... 42
Eggs-. .., _.. 37
Dried Apples ... ...
06
Potatoes per bag .. 1.25
Wheat .., .-. 2.06-2.11
Oats ... ......... ... ... . . 60-65
Barley ... .., ... ... 80
Backwheat 1.00
Flour .-- r4.50-6(.1010
Bram .........................
44.00
Live Hogs fob 1'lensall _.. ... 16.50
TERMS OF SALE; - All .sums
of $10,.00 and under, cash. Over
that amount 9 months credit will
be given on furnishing approved,
joint notes. 4 per cent off for cash
on credit amountsl.
F, Ba senberry,
By. Schade,
Auctioneer Proprietor.
AUL; i'iC'iV SALE
.Of Farm Stock, Implements and;
Real Estate. On W ednesday,Mar.
26th at 12.30 o eiock, when the fol-
lowing will be sold;
REAL ESTATE;- Being ;West
half lot 4, S. B. con., Stanley, con-
taining 50 acres, suitable for graz-
Thompson; 12 Wm. Alexander; 12a ing purposes.'
Hy. ivison; 13 John McMahon; 14 HORSES; -1 bay team, 7 and 8.
2 J, Gould; 15 Wesley Coleman; years old, about 16001bss each; 1
15a Mat Tenney; 16-20 W. J. Dig-
nan; 17 I. Willert; 17a A. Luker;
16 0. Fee; 21 C. Redmond; 21a G.
Datars; 22 A,. Reichert; 23-24 J.
McDonald; 25 Geo. Blackwell; 26
W J Blackwell; • 27 Sol Schrader;
black team mares 4 yrs. old well
matched; 1 family driver, quiet
and reliable; iblood colt; 2 gel-.
dings rising 3 yrs. old; 1. gelding
2 yrs. old; 2 colts, coming 1 yr.
:old.
23 F. Ragan; 29 Jos. Wildfong; 30 CATTLE- Cows in a.-1 condition
Sol Martin; 31 F. Eisenbach; 32 14 cows, some highly bred and
S. Dietrich; 33 BEd. Reichert; 34 some an calf; 7 steers, coming 2
Thos. Dinsmore; 35 3. England; 36 yrs.; 6 calves; 1 Shorthorn bull
S. Hoffman; 37 J. Decher, Jr.; 38 registered, Nonpariel Duke, 1208-
3, A. Smith; 39 G, Clausius; 40 J. 04; dam Moss Pose 84358, Sire Non-
Oe.sch; 41 J. Wean; 42 L. Wolper; pariel Lord, 87184. This is a very
43 Ed. Re,stemier ; 14 W. Bassow; 45 fine animal and well bred.
iChirs. Erb; 46 C. Gaselier; 47 F. Wil- HOGS; - 22 pigs, about 125 each
lcrt; 48 J. IZiler; 49 3. Haughe
50 Abroad sows
r due to litter April.
J. W. Horner; 49a Hy. Brown;
A Rosa; 52 J. Jeffrey; 53 J. Schro- IMPLEMENTS; - Massey-Har-
.eder; 5.1 Jac. Gagstetter; 54a L. ris binder, Deering mower, •new
Kalbfleisch; 55 Geo. De.nomane; 56 hay loader, side delivery rake, 1
N. Denomme; 57 L. N. Denomme; 10 -ft rake spring tooth,eulvitator
58 W. Jannison; 59 G. Turnbull; 60 with seed box eoanplete, spring
1'. Schade; 60a T. F. Turnbull; 61 tooth cultivator, drum roller, spike
A. Turnbull; 63 J. Cochrane; 64 roller, inew Oliver riding plow, ,
W. Jarrott ; 67 J. Keys; 68 C. Mey- new Massey -Barris walking plow,
ers; 69 B. Howard; 71 A. Hooper; 2. Pinery plows, mew clover bunch -
72 Wm. Pfaff; 73 John Bender; 74 •es, pea puller, 4 -see. diamond har
NNOTTITCEMENT-1
Will be open for business commencing
SATURDAY ARCH1 15
with a complete line o{'
HARDWARE ND
FURNITURE
Your needs in repairing and plumbing
attended to promptly.
Phone 63
dick Browu
Successors to Hartleib & Faust
Produce taken at highest prices
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MILii1:7ERY
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YOU ARE ,CORDikT.LY INVITED TO CALL. AND SEE OUR DIS-
PLAY OF SPRING MILLINERY,„ ALL THE LATEST SHAPES
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America's Gi'eatet Value
UNITED ENGINES
We buy direct from factory.
No middle men's profit.
Can sell cheaper than most can buy wholesale.
Engines are first-class. We have sold a large
number: Ask users how they like their
Plii#51440t Pdgiitt#"
We handle pumps, piping, etc
D. Snider; 77 Rich Baker; 56 3 E,
F. Willert ; 79 W. Bowman.
The following were appointed
Poundkeepers for the year;- J.
Ross, S. Greb, W. S. Johnston, J. 2 16ft. hayracks„ bobsleigh with
Weida, Geo. Becker, J. W. Horner, bunks and platform and ordinary
T. Turnbull, L. N. Denomme. !bolsters, 6 h. p. gasoline engine,
Fence Viewers; W. Caldwell, 3. grain crusher, cutting box, Clinton
Pfaff, E. Klopp, B. Steinbach,and fanning mill, horse power, speed
A. Hendrick. ;lack, 25 -ft. rubber belt, 30 -ft leather
Sheep Valuators; W. D. Thomp- bull:anew Magnet cream separator
son, P. Haberer, C. L. Walper. I feed ;cooker, 1200-1b. platform sca-
The following accounts be paid; 1 2 set
e heavy
es harne lig2 seti
41 Dolph Bedard, refund, tel. tax, gle harness, 1 buggy, gwagon,
$2; Albert Hess, splitting wood for and numerous other articles.
hall 75c, J Sopha, gravelling road TERMS OF SALE;- All sures of
to lake, $61.20; 45 Bell Tel C. L.D. $10.00 and under, cash. Over that
tolls, Dec 21 to Jain. 20, $64.58; eamount 8 months credit. will be
Herald MacKinnon, fees $37.25;
e 2Pr. Ch ar ette, 'notes by 4% off for cash on credit
etc., $19.00; F. Hess & Son, acco- amounts.
unt, $3; E. Wurm, account, $3; S. E. Bossenberry,
Greb, rep culvert, con 8-9, $2.50; J F. Taylor, Casper Watper,
Laporte, expenses Goderich, $5.75. Auctioneers, Proprietors.
Munitipai World supplies, $8.10;1-- " AUCTION SALE
Clerk .reg B. M. and Deaths for Of furniture in Zurich, on Satur-
day, 22.60; D. A. Casntelcoal day, March •22nd, at 1 o'clock. E.
for hall, $24.80; Hydro lights for
Bossenberry, Auctioneer. E.
hall, $1; L. N. Denomme, statute Appel,proprietor.
labor re J. Overholt, $4..50 C. L. �������Smith, putting flag on hall, 50c;L. Schilbe, rep bridge C. R. $2 00.[ESS
The Collodi adjourned to meet
A. P. Hess, CLERICIagain on April 5th, at 1 o'clock.
A. P. Hess, CLE•RK..
rowe scuffler, high wagon, low
wagon, wagon box, 2 gravel box-
es, new Wintermutes combination
hay and stock rack 16ft with car
+ AUCTION SAT
AII'4UNEYS IItJRT
Of Farm Stock and Implements, Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys
Mr, E. Bossenberry, auctioneer, 1 if Bladder bothers yon -Drink
has been instructed to sell by pub- I lots of water.
lee Auctiosn at Lot 26, L. R. E.,Hay ;
Township. 3 1-2 miles south of St. Eating meat regularly eventually pro -
Joseph, on Tuesday, Mar. 18th, at duces kidney trouble in some form or
1 o'clock, p. m., sharp; the follow other, says a well-krtown authority, be-
i e,'.- cause the uric acid in meat excites the
get
AND TRIMMING1SI,
NO FORMAL OPENINGS
11■ E' POUILEOGE
HORSES -1 driving mare, ris- kidneys, they become overworked.,
sluggish; clog• up and cause all sorts f
mg 9 years. in foal to Percheron, distress, particularly backache and mis-
t driving ro}t, rising 3 yrs. old; ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin -
1 heavy ,sucking colt, rising 1. ges, severe headaches, acid stomach, con-
CATTLE; - 1 scow, ruing 8, stipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
due to Of in April; 1cow, ris- bladder and urinary irritateon,
Th t r back hurts or kid-
line 7. due in April; i. .fresh cow,
e women you
neye aren't acting right, or if bladder
calved (3 weeks; 7 steers, risiaig bothers you, get about four ounces of
2; 1 heifer. rising 2; 3 heifers, ris- Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
ilnr, 1; 2 .eteers, rising 1. 8 pigs, take a table vonful in a glass of water
;il,out 2 1-2 anosnths old. before breakfast for a few days and your
IMPL7M-Rarea •kidneys ~vile then act fine. This famous
matsalts is Mau(' from the acid of grapes
eicle de"eevery
ser'ader, M'�sse"r-H1rr;s and lemoa mice, combined with lithia,
�, car. ry rake. hnv 7o�rl^r, 011. and has lee., used for generations to
e
e t
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOP THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO'AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS TN TIM
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
ETC,
GIVE ITS A ,CALL,
ati•.,rs Son
Zurich - - Ont.
NNO JNCEIII�N`T
Many lines of new Spring Goods have arrived.
New Silk Shirts, Hats, Caps, etc.
Ready-to-wear Clothing
For Men, Young Men and Boys
See our
steel roller, been scufflar with nus
ler, waeide, twin plow. wa.lkina,
plow. riding' plow, sot diamond liar
rows. s^uffTer, E'•et he tvv doulite
har'ne,gq, rue:"inn 1,0x, 1 1-2 tn•',
�^t"iz^t mai oilier ruumeroas a,~-
t':clP5.
flush clog~ eta kidneys aiid stimulate them
to normal urea ity; also to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer irri-
tates, thus eliding bladder disorders.
Jai Salts cannot injure anyone;
melee a delightful effervescent lithia-
tvater drir % which millions of men and
women .ae now And then to keep the
es teal uric'ry orgsais clean, Thu.
avoiding t,e,rioue lsidu0Z g '-
Leave your measure for thhat made to order suit
EGGS AND BUTTER TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOF GOODS
Z'irich
ecial
the next10-days
Dress ' oods, Plannellette
Blankets, Ciothing
Ladies' Underwear
Iiosi.ery Towelling
Groceries and Redpath Sugar
as