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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1919-04-11, Page 8FOR MEN COODS For Your Inspection For Ladies's Wear New silk poplins in fashionable shades, Reps, cord silks, Georget- tee and crepe du ehenes. Also serges; poplins and garbardines for suits or dresses. ...See our fine display of spring caps, felt_hats, fine neglige shirts with collars to match, new ties, gloves, suits, tweed rain coats. {-, I-Iousefurnishings Window; shades, curtain scrims, Iinbleums, oilcloths, conguleums, sind tapestry rugs. !yi ,;:. �l dill►, ,�� i I II • S I t, y\\� ; Groceries A. WELL ASSORTED STOCK 0 F GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO CALF AND PIG MEAL, PRATT'S BABY CHICK FEED, OYSTER SHELL, NEW GARDEN SEEDS. J. Gascho & Son 4.4.1.:'4'4-4-i ++++++4-( •i" i .+4.4.4 •; a •€ ++4 4°4.4.4.4.++ F•++++++ 3•++o°•i•fi•++44 r 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 4 4. ..p. 3 PREETER BLOCK General Hardware, Stoves, H UT Zurich rage GENUINE D For Sale Here. Macle by the Ford Motor Company of Canada and guarantees]. as to dualityi This will prove a great con venien ce to Gord Owners. We can sup ply you with Any make of Auto Tires, LI E N RY G A LL, C1A N ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Put your Money into War Sav- ings Stamps and ,let it work. MORE PROPERTY CHANGES Mr. Albert Rose has purchased the house and lot in 'Zurich, from suitable remonstrances. In this; the. Elizabeth Schilbe estate, now statement of fact will be found the occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John chainge in principle embodied in Schnell, corner of John and Queen the, anew School Attendance Act in Street. : troduced'in the Legislature by Hon Mr. W. L. Siebert has purlicased G. Howard Ferguson in the absen the dwelling property owned by ce, of ;Hon. Dr. Cody, now on the( re - the S. Rennie estate and now oc-1 sick list, The measure is a re- cupied by Mr. J. Routledge, V. S.,' vision of the old Truancy .Act with. aid gets immediate possession. Mr.' out the punitive character of the Seibert inteds to remodel the house former law. Instead of the -en end when completed it should; forcement of the Act being in the make a fiine home as the location' hands of the local police authoriti •es it is entrusted to the sehool bo- ards who are given power to ap- poiint and pay `School Attendance Officers," These officers may be women if the board consider: it ad- visable,. (Another feature of the Act is the provision made for the appoin- tment of a Provincial School At- tendance Officer. It will not be purchaseing the sotuh half of the his part to interfere with the local north half of lot 18 and now owns l enforcement of the law, but where the whole. of the north half, and local officers meet with. difficulty. Mr. Wm. Forre,st purchasing the of any sort he will be able to give north hall of the south half of the them advice and assistauce. -He same lot. Mr. Dignan, who. has will also have special duties in re - been actively engaged in farming gard to the enforcement of the for the past 50 or 60 years, intends, school attendance laws in unorgan to take a rest and will make his home with' his son-in-4aw, Mri. Blackwell. OLD TRUANCY ACT HAS GONE. Hereafter the youngster who pl- ays "hookey" will not find a pol- icema1n on his trail. Instead a "School Attendance Officer" will call ant he mother and father with is one of the best in the village. Mr. Ross Dignan has sold his 50 - acre farm an the corner of the Zurich Road alnd the Parr Line to, his soon -in-law, Mr. David R. Blackwell, who has also purchased the stock and implements and who gets immediate possession. He has also sold his 50 -acres grass land in con. 7, Mr. D. B. Dignan 1rplies` and craFm ixtur Ks■ SUPPLIES— WEIDO ZUR9CH 6 ONLY [IS No21 PIsws in st file they 1 s Ing at last year's prlk ONE DAIN HAY LOADER, NONE BETTER. PETER HAMILTON SCUT'FLER., BEST ON MARKET PETER HAMILTON CULTIVAT0E. BISSELL DISC +HARROW BISSEL LAND ROLLER ONE 4% h, p, UNITED GASOLINE ENGINE, SLIGHTLY US:CD. ABOVE WILL BE SOLD AT - TTPIRICES, AS WE NF.lD THE MON- ' EY. We handle pups, piping, etc L. G ZURICH GIRL WANTED For general AUCTION SALE house work, steady employment, Of Household Effects at Zurich Sit+ washing $20.00 per month 4p- on Saturday, April 5th, at 1.30 ply to Mrs, II. Stewart, Seefe t.a, eock. E, Botasenberry, abet:oLlc2r Ont. J. P. P.•e-kle i., ,preprictor. ized districts., Where settlements ineglect to provide schools or tea- chers or otherw:se fail in then duty and the hcildred of the district the Provincial Officer is given po fiver to step in and do all the things the local authorities have power to do, but have neglected. The new ,measure leaves the Com- pulsory .school as it was before— from 8 to 14 years of ago.. A THRIFT CAMPAIGN , ((Christian Science Monitor.) Judging by a thrift story fromt Canada. harvesting wheat ' by machinery, an economy on a large scale, nevertheless, leaves some- thing for the old-fashioned gleaner to gather afterwards. The tale tells of two girls in Saskatchewan who asked permission of a farmer, t6 go over his stubble -field with 4 rakes. Froin sunrise to sunset the spend a sum of money not exce-, girls raked the stubble, and at the eding $200,00 to clean out and re-' end of the day the farrier was pair the drain known as Zurich Drain South, The matter of fixing the gallery in the Town Hall was left over for further consideration by the Council, Th.e Statute Labor of peopleiiv- ing on the designated County Ro- ads in the Township perform their statute labor on concession roads and side roads as direct by the pathmasters appointed by the Coulncil,' and a By-law be pre- pared by the Clerk and passed by the Council to that effect. The following accounts were pas - C, Keller, loading tile, .60; Wm. Don't Stay Gray t Here's an Reichert, work re telephone $6.00; Old-time Recipe that Any- Bell Tel L.D.T. Jan and Feb., 53.40 body can Apply. ditto, Feb. and March 33,06; Can, «`• Ind. Tel Co, supplies 31.48; North- ern Electric Co. supplies 333,50; Bell. Tel Co, tel Directories 78,75; Lang Foster, gravel MO; Zurich Pu.bl.ie Library Association, grant 25.00; Zurich Agr. Soc., grant 1.5,00; John Campbell, repairs' on road drag 1.00; ; P, Mcisaac, 3 months salary 251.00; ditto extra work, , power, freight and express 25.48: ditto, coiTh. on local tickets 2.10; ditto work on switchboard 6.00; ditto'; coin, on long dist, tickets, 22.75: John Jeffrey, rep 3 culverts an 14-15 6.00; H, 0, Hess 3 mons. power account 10.60; ditto on loc- al • tickets 2.87; 3 months salary, -300.00; E Wurni, moving grader, 1.00 L. Schilbe, work C. R. 9.60; , strand at a time, By morning the L. ICalbfleisch, rep. culverts con. i o he applicatto i1eors'two ditabecom s 16, 2,50;• , beautifully dark and glossy. The Council adjourned to rnee,: j ' Seth's Sage and Sulphur Cora - again o:. Saturday, May Mrd at one 0%1 p; n A. i surprised to see that they had gathered giealnings which when threshed. yielded them $315 worth of wheat. In another county two girls who heard of this successful experiment got similar permission from a neighbor and went over some 16(1 acres of stubble. The retult was about 150 bushels of «�11�aat. AE T[A DARENS 0-AlO TO ANY SNAKE The use of•.Sage and Sulphur for re- storing faded, gray hair to its natural color dates back to grandmother's time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attrac- tive. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was applied with wonderful effect. But brewing at home is mussy and out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for a bottle of "Wyethis Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will get this famous old preparation, improved by the addition of other in- gredients, which can be depended up - en to restore natural color and beauty totho hair. A well-known downtown druggist says it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been a plied, You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush With it and draw tl.is through your hair, taking one foro nil is, A delightful toilet requisite those who desire a more youthful appearance it is not intended for the i•a15•44, ,,;it: r. 110 or provender). of PAINT! PAINT! With .Spring house cleaning, conies the need of paint and varnishes. We handle the Martin Serous Brand, a pure Linceed Oil Paint, guaranteed as good as the best. Also the Chi -Names varnish alnd varnish stains, which when once used, will always speak for themselves. GARDEN TOOLS We have a complete line of garden tools, forks, 'shovels, spades, etc, We handle wall paper cleaner, O'Cedar polish, Dustless mops Carpet Sweepers, carpet Beat- ers, carpet tacks, Curtain Stretchers, needed in Spring house -clean ing. in fact every thing WE MAKE LIBERAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL CASH SALES Melick eau Successors to Hartleib & Faust Phone 63 Produce taken at highest prices 11111011, Annoucement WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTE D LOCAL AGENTS FOE' THE CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN- NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THE LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS - ; 11 ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW. POINTS„ ETC. GIVE US A CALL, H. Datars Zurich & Son ent. You an dress well here and save money. Wo are showing -attractive lines for spring. Come in and look over our stock of NIFT 1 SUITINGS RAIN COATS PANTINGS READY-MADE CLOTHING SHIRTS COLLARS TIES CAPS UNDERWEAR — Comb nation and two piece -All Wool. Denomy Bros., Zurich ..ma.s:. Speei armains the next 10 days Dress Goods, Flannellette blankets, Clothing, Ladies' Underwear iosiery Towelling Groce.ries and Redpath Sugar TL Phtme 78