HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-11-21, Page 8The chilly autumn air reminds you to prepare with waemer clothes.
We can supply your wants in all the varioue lines of heavy Fall and
Winter wear.
ress Goods
Serges, Mohairs, velvets, paname cloths etc., in new variety of eol-
ore, at reasonable prices.
Silks
Are again in demand for fall wear. See our stock ortaffettes, pail
let's etc. Speetal in Silk Pop'iris iin leading hsades.
Reg. pa icy $1.75 to clear $1.35 a yd
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ear
New Suits, Overcoats, Rain coats, underwear, fine shirts. Fall
hats and caps, in abundant supply, Come early for best choice.
Overalls
Good heavy weight overells and s mocks in all sizes.
Cie,,: ring at $1.85 each.
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Son,
. it ssey ;rrls Implements
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOP THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN.
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THE
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
ETC,
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GIVE US A CALL,
sper Walper
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4. ,� leading makes4. to choose from:
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Peninsular, FiReCo, Treasure, Happy
3 Thought and Grand Jewel. Also Regal
and Elegant Peninsular Baseburners, Per-
fection and Blue flame coal oil Heaters.
'#' We also carry a complete line of Heavy and shelf Hardware
Tinware, granite -ware., Alluminum, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
,+p. Glass, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Halters, Auto Oils, Greases,
Accessories, Goodyear Auto Tires, at best prices.
PENINSULAR
ST DE & WEIDO
PREETER BLOCK - ZURICH
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Magistrate;, "Can't this
case be nettled out of court?"
Mulligan; "Sure, sure; that's
what we were trying to do, your
Honor, when the police interfered.
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD eF
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Says Cieam Applied in Nostrils to
Opens Air Passages Right Up. a,
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Instant rcliei--no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of tear head Blear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snub
ing, blowing, headache, dryness. No
truggling for breath .at night; your.
Cold or catarrh disappears.
txet a small bottle of Ely's Cream
!a,1m' from your druggist now. Apply
e )little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing eream in year nostrils, It pen-
etrates through every air passage of the
head, 'soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comps
*Amities.
just fine. Dont stay ablate -up
With a' cold or nasty catarrh,*
USE THE TELEPHONE
QUIETLY
Talk gently into the telephone.
Da not talk across it, nor shout
,somewhere in the general vicin-
ity of it. Too many people use
the telephone as if they had no
confidence lin its carrying power.
A story, illustrating this, is told
of the late .Han, Tas Duff and the
late Sir 'James Whitney, Mr. Duff
used to shout over the phone, and
his shotitiag rang along the •cor-
riders and disturbed Sir James in
his office, "What on earth is aPj
that ra,eket about?" demanded
replied the clerk. "He is talking
the Premier. "Mit is Mr, Duff, Sir
to hie wife up in Sim,coe county,"
"He is eh?" remarked Sir James.
"Well why doe'nt he telephone her
instead of yelling across the Pro-
vince like that?"
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Just received a new supply of
Oneida Community plate Silver-
ware
ilver-ware in the most popular Adam
Design, W. G. Hess,
LOCAL M:`9 '+.K,`h.'f2
(Corrected every Thursday,)
Eggs
Butter ... . ......
Driedapples
Potatoes per bag ... .. ,.. 1.50
Dutch Setts ... ... ... ... 6Si-7
Wheat .., ...
Oats ... ... ..
Barley .....
Buckwheat
Flour ... ... ....
Brain........ ...
Shorts ........w
110gs ......
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.y .Swv.• - ... v.w._.w... ...Mew+
WHY I ;SHOULD BUY A VICr.-
OI .OND
A year ago to -day the Armist-
i,cer was signed. For over three
00 years bexore that day we were all.
50 trying to do our bit for the coup
]0 try, Nen of suitable age went,
"Over There'' to f,gat the "Hansa'
Women worked at lied Cross work
3,95 to help them lessen the soldiers,
Be hardships . 'There was also an ap-
peal to .save food and fuel. To-
day we ase ceiebratiing our last
year's "Peace Day'7 Everyone is
i.'uyimg "Victory Bonds.'-' As
you are buying yours the question
comes to your mind.
Why should I buy a Victory
Bond? Canada .was always said
to be a very prosperous country.
• E'v'ery other country envied us.
Now we have such a large debt to
pay for carrying on the pass year's
war that II you don't did in and
have your vow, we surely will lose
this title. We simply don't let
Canada get behind. We want her
to be an example to other eoun-
tri.es Don't get discouraged, ev-
ery little helps; Buy Victory
Bands.
Victory Bonds pay five per cent.
interest on Sour money. You can-
not find any Bank to pay you any
more, Then you are sure of get-
ti'ng your money back. They won't
fool you like the Western Oil
Bombe did Come on; For your
own sake buy Victory Bonds. -
Nearly every British subject cl-
aims to be patriotic. The soldi-
er's did their pai•t to -wards. their
country. Many of them still lie
O'rer There. Can't you do aiittle
Put this question fairly to your-
self. 1 know you will say •'I can' '
tiy.' Thats the right spirit.There
are only five days more. Do your
bit; Buy Victory Bonds.
His Royal .Highness the Prince of
Wales has promised to give to each
city or district one of his flags if
thay buy as many= Victory Bonds
as they promised. Come along,
now, Do a our part, We can't let
Huron County get behind.
You would lend money to alri-
end ire need. You necer had as
better friend than your own coun-
try, Canada. 'She has made you
what you are and its up to you to
help her now Please buy Victory
Bonds.
Some weak minded uian may be
looking to you for an example.
Don't disappoint him; Its up to
you to buy Victory Bolide.
To -day is the eleventh- of Nov-
ember nineteen hundred and nin
teeln. Let us show our right spirit
to -day in memory of those brave
boys who gave their lives for their
country. We cannot now show
our appreciation to them by toasts
and banquets. But I a.m. sure
they expected us to do our share
too. They have thrown the torch
to us to hold high in their name.
Shall we desert them? Well I
think any real patriotic man would;
not. Come on now before its toe
late You'll not be sorry, .i'rzi,
sure, Buy Victory Bonds.
If you do not want any moreVic
tory Bonds yourseel•f you might
buy them. as ,Christmas gifts for
your friends I'm sure they will
appreciate a Victory Bond for a
present more than anything else,
Then when Christmas approaches
you won't have to woiry about wh
at gifts to give.
In conclusion I might add Col,
McCrae's famous perern.
1N FLANDERS FIELD
In Flanderjs Fields the poppies
blow. -
Between the crosses row on rote
That marks our place
And in the sky
The larks still bravely hinging fly
Scarce heard amid the guns be-
low,
1,25
1.25
t1.50-8110
45.00
50.00
15.75
LOCAL NEWS
Jack Frost and the clear old-Can-
adi:Faln winter is again making its
appearance. .
Julius H. Barnes, United States
Wheat Director, has given* pubic
notice that he would oppose any
attempt to extend to another erop
tiie present Government poliey of
a guaranteed price on wheat. .
The 'Zurich branch of the R•Fom-
ens' Institute met at the home of
the President, Mrs. W. L. Siebert.
A very valuable and interesting re
port was given by Mrs. Siebert,
who was sent as delegate to the
London convention. The nextme
ening will be held at the hone of
Mrs. •(Dr.) B. Campbell on Dee-
ember 10th. All ladies are cord-
ially int-ited.
Prominens Canadian railway ex-.
ecutives and engineers with eepre-,
sentatives of many railroads of the
United States, assembled at Erie, (
Pa., to witness some specular trials
of a new gearless electric passen-i
ger locomotive at the works of
the General Electric company. One
of the features was a tug-of-war
between two powerful steam. loc-,
omotives and an electric, iii' which
the two steam engines were pul-1
led backwards with ease.
PLAYING WITH MATCHES.
Dur:mg Septembee four children
were burned to death, each as ere
suit of playing with matches. Ile
grets are of no avail. - Children
are fascinated by fire, and unless
matebee are kept where -children
cannot get at them, many : i><tore
tragic deaths will occur. , N ea;
were other people's children;
yours may be next.
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY
Tith the co-operation of the
Clergy of all denominations and en
dorsed by the Department of Ed-
ucation. Sunday the 23rd and
Monday the 2.4th inst,, will be ob-i
served as Tuberculosis Sunday and i
Tuberculosis Day in the Schools. 1
Literature has been prepared by
the Nati.o'nal Sanitarium Associat .
ion, setting forth the nature, giv-'
iing valuable facts regarding the,
nature and treatment of consunl-'
ptian. Only through a widespr-1
ead understanding on the Fart of -
the Publia of how this disease may
be avoided, how it may be cured,
will this great plague be over-
come. -
RUPTURE EXERT') HE t; E
Seeley, Famous an This Speciatly
Called to Stratford.
F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Ph-
iladelphia, the noted truss expert,
will personally be at the Windsor:
Hotel and will remain in Stratford
on Tuesday Nov. 25th, • Mr. Seeley:
says: "The Spermatic Shield will
not only retain any case of rip
tuee perfectly, but contracts the'
opening in 10 days on the average We arc ties dread. Short days ago
ea. e. Be>:ng a vast impravem- 1 w lierei,
ent over all fernier methods -ex-' Fele clavri -saw sunset ,low.
eniplifeing instantaneous effects, i But now we 1:o in Flanders fields,
immediately appreciable and with Take up the quarte& with the foe,
standing any strain or position. ( To- thee with tailing hands we
'This fnstrurneiit received the only throw
awar.l in England and in Spain The total, be yours to hold it
producing resulits without stir- high,
gery, injections, iuedical treatment If ye break faith we shall not sleep
or prescriptions.. Mr. Seeley has Though poppies blow •
doccumenta from the United :Stat- In Flanders Fields.
es Governmenit, Washington, DC. Written by :a pupil of the .fur-
jfor inspection, All charity cases- itch Public School
without charge, or it any interes-
ed call, he will be glad to• show 1
same without charge or fit them: NOTICE.
if desired. Business demands pro- The annual meeting of the 7tir-
ent stopping at any other ',place
Zar-
in this section. - - rich Branch- 13ible Society will be
held on Friday Evening November
218t, im the Evangelieal r,:nurch,
..•., , commencing at 7.30 p. m. Rev.
CASR. J Bowen, the agent of the Up -
I per Canada Bib'e Society wall ad -
For Infants and Chiltisexl dress the meeting, The various
Churehes of &Zurich and vicinity are
�� ���For v5.�� speer -ally invited to take an avtive
interest in this great work for the
Master. The Secretary Branch
Bible Soeiety,
Always bears .cie,
the
Signature of
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ES
Nov is the time to, buy that new stove: you( have bees
Wanting the past few years. Stove prices, are still clim-
bing. and owing to the steel strikes: and labor.' troubleey
shipments of stoves and steelproducts. will be slow and
irregular. We have' 'weight a goad . stock of leading
make in advance, and can still give you prompt service,
and at moderate prices. Wehandla Mc.Clarys celebrated
Pandora, Doherty's High Ovei and, Banquet (Steel Range))
(guaranteedd for period of 25 years(t -
We also can supply you with -1 1 (.
Har e•` Coal Heaters
Baso Burners (with and without oven; Mao several,
emaller stoves; namely Oak Sto'aes> aaatli Tortoise Stoves.
We have a good Ind hand Base Burner with oven good'
as new at a bargain $45.00. ;.a:.i .
Aluminumware Sets
We are offering a few sets: of alum'iinunm consisting of
4 pieces, Stewing Kettle, Utility, Kettle with lid double
Bolter, and eoffee percolarter•at $835')' easli: or separate or•
piece may be had at $2.25. Tese are bargains dbnftfail to)
get One of these sets.
Zurich's '= tsy Store
Cell& & &-kUU
PHONE 63
New Neckwear
The Best is none too good for you.. Tour new- suit will set
One ofthese richly colored Salk Tiea oar to perfection. Wee
bought dozens of stylish Ties, nein shipments have• arrived. We
snow they'll please YOU,
I ! ! V i3 LLT ESt 73c. to, $3..00.
en my ��' r os. Zurich
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ANNOTJNOEMENT
I have taken the contract to haindle Ford parts and will stock
a complete line of genuine Ford aepairs.
Bring your Motor car troubles to us. We specialize o'n any maleq
All repairing guaranteed. We repair !not experiment.
H. Mousseau Zurich
GARAGE STAND AT T. JOHNSON '8 FORMER iFURNITUt E STQftE
A visit to our store will secure you a
REAL BA "'GAIN
Ladies' and Men's Rain Coats, Ladies Voile and Silk waists and ail
Sumner Dress Goods.
New Fall Blouses in Georgette white, flesh, maize and peach $7.5a
1 to $10.00
Men's Suits in different shades and styles. $17, $10, $21, $23, 25, 27,
Every Suit a Bargain
Fall and Winter Underwear, work mitts mad Gloves, Overalls and.
Jackets, New Fall Hats, Caps, Socks, Umbrellas and Sweaters.
Ladies' Skirts, latest styles in brown, nave, black and taupe.
PRICE $6..00 -
Ladies' silk gloves in grey, black, white, taupe and tan.
Ladies dark blue apron 85e. and $1.
Fresh celery and peaches every Saturday and on Fair Day,
f Early.
Feltex looks and wears better than Iitnoleuml,
Order:
Live Poultry taken ever.. Wednesik
day. Highest Market Prices.
]rest Groceries at all times
Bud
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