HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1919-12-05, Page 8The chilly autumn air reminds you to prepare with warmer clothes.
We, can supply your wants tri all the various* lines of heavy Fall and
winter wear. `.
Dress Goods
Serges, Mohairs, 'velvets, paname cloths etc„ in new variety of col-
ors, at reasonable prices,
Silks
Are again in demand for fall wear, See our stock of taffettes, pail
lege. etc. Seee:a', in Silk Pop'ins iin leading hsades.
Reg. p;<-ic $1.75 to clear $1035 a yd
en's Wear
New Suits, Overcoats, Rain coats, underwear, fine shirts. Fall
bats and caps, in abundant supply. Come early for beat choice.
Overalls
Good heavy weight overells and smocks in all sizes.
Clearing at $1.85 each.
J. Gascho & Son
Massey= Minis Inipleinents
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCA'1 AGENTS FOE THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO A.N-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR• WANTS IN THE
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
ETC.
GIVE US A CALL,
Casper Walper
Zurich - - Ont.
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We have in stock a
large supply of
HEATERS
and
RANGES
of the following
leading makes
to choose from:
Peninsular, FiReCo, Treasure, Happy
Thought and Grand Jewel. Also Regal
and Elegant Peninsular Baseburners, Per-
fection and Blue flame coal oil Heaters.
"F' We also carry a complete line of Heavy and shelf hardware
a Tinware, granite -ware, Alluminum, Paints, Oils, Varnishes
ee Glass, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Halters, Auto Oils, Greases,
'l' Accessories, Goodyear Auto Tires, at best prices.
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,Just received a new supply of
Oneida Community plate silver-
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ilver-ware in the most popular Adam
Design, W. G. Hess.
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A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
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Count fiftyl Your eolcl in head or
'catarrh disappears. Your slogged nos -
Arils will open, the air passages of your
Bead will clear and you. can breathe
freely. No more snufflixig, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache;
no struggling for breath at night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm fron your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air •passage of the head, soothing
land Healing the swollen or inflamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
Telief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like ningic, Don't stay atuffed<up and
itniserable. Relief is sure,"
,WIFE'SS SIX POINTS
Six points upon which a young
woman bailed complaints against
her husband were recited to the
Willesden magistrate, He would
not she said;
(1) Allow her to speak to anyone
.(2) Allow anyone to visit the
house. ' H ; f 1 t
(3) Allow her to take her little
boy out,
(4) Gi.ve her any housekeepiing
money.
(5) Let her have her own clothes
to wear: and
I(6) He threatened her life.
The. court missionary was asked
to act as arbitrator.
CASTOR I
For Wants and Children
in Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
CLEARANCE SALE
ALL TRIMMED AND °Ul`aTti IMMED SHAPES to be clear -
eclat,
HALF PRICE
From Sat„ Dee. 6th to Sat., Dee, 13th.
Store will be closed for the Season, Dec. 13th.
M. E.
Routledge
LOCAL MARKETS
tCorrected every Thursday,)
Eggs ......
Butter ... ...
Dried apples ._.
Fotatbes per bag
Dutch Setts ..
Wheat ..
Oats ._. ...
Barley .....
Buckwheat
Bran ...... ...
Shorts ..... ...
HOgs ......
60
50
10
1.50
81¢-7
1.95
80
1.25
1.25'
4.59-0.10
1.5.00
50.00
15.75
LOCAL NEWS
Mr, C. Kei'er has moved into the
house he purchased from Mrs. J.
Kalbfle*ch,
Mr. W. O'Br:.en, produce merch-
ant, will take in live poultry on
Wednesday forenoon as well" 'as
Saturday forenoon.
Huron county council proposes to
make the Lake Road a Provinc--
i.al County Road next year. "This
road in Bruce and Lambton coun-
ties has been assumed as such a
road and Huron county will likely
do the same. This step is decided
dn. Hay will receive 60 per cent
towards maintenance of the Saubie
Line in this townsihp
While cutting some trees in
Stanley 'for Mr. F. C. Kalbfiesch,'•
who has purchased a number 'fiotii
farmers in that township,
Andrew Price had a narrow ceeafie
from serious injury. The t1_`_e
which being feliede•went ovees:be`
fore expected, and in swinging'. a
round caught Mr. Prise and threiir:
him, 15 feet against a fence. Luck'
ily he escaped ,with 'only' slight Mei
juires to his back.
A proclamation published in last
weekts Ontarco tlazet.i.e will put
an end to optireians or "eye spec-
ialists" peddling glasses from ,
house to house, An optometry act
was passed at the last session of
the legislature, but was not to
come into operation, pending a.
proclamation. The act fixes a
maximum fine of $100, and a rnin-
.imunc of $10 ofr any person con-
victed of selling, fitting or sup-
plying glasses by going fromhowie
to house, or from place to place,
or int any other manner than from.
a permanent place of business, and
notwithstanding that he is the hol
der of a municipal license as a.
peddler or trans ent trader. Like
penalties are fixed for anyone ape
pending to his name the .term "op,
tometri,st." or "optician'•, or any.:
other initials to which he is not
entitled, to deceive the public.
PRESENTATION
On Wednesday evening, Nov..
19th the Ladies' Md of St. peteees
Lutheran church met at the home„
of Mrs. Henry. Daters, prior to
her departure for New Hamburg...
The following address, was read;.
Dear Mrs. iDatere;-1-
On hearing of your intend
ed departure from our midst;' We,
the Ladies' Aid of St. .Peter a Luth.
Church, have 'assembled .here this
evening to bid you farewell, and.
in a small way show our appret .
i,alion of your services in our Sue-
iety, As a membeic of our Aid
you have always shown ,you;.;self
ready and willing to help when
ever you could, and in your dep-
arture we feel we are losing an
earnest and a faithful worker in
the Masters' Cause. We therefore
ask you to aeeept this small gift
as a reraembralnee of our society
Our hest wishes follow you and Mr.
Daters to your new home, and if
in time you .should return remem
ber there will be a glad weleoiiie.
awaiting . you.
Signed on behalf of the Ladies`Aiad.
Mrs, Daters although taken eons
pletely by surprize, responded . in
en able trimmer. After lunch was
served, alt departed tar ;their
homes feeliin gthat a pleasant ev-
ening lied been spent.
big Stone, Does
him damage
T.he storm which struck.this see -
tion or Ontario iaat Saturday ev-
ening was probably the worst ever
experienced here. The damage
done wag ',ery exteneiva ,Several
,barns were uemol3shed, many were
unroofed and many roofs were
stripped and lett ahingleless. Large
and small trees in the woods were
.blown over and orchards were
levelled. Many telephones were
put out 'of commission and hydro
power was off from Saturday ev-
ening until Sunday evening. .A.
break' in line having occured be-
low Exeter. The damage done
by the fierce wind in the village
however was not large, although
a nummber of roofs suffered. The
thew fence enclosing the skating
rink was also injured but has been
straightened out. again. Among
the principal losers by the storm
in this section are ;—
Mr. Penhale, 2nd con., Hay, new
barn blown over,
Mr. John Campbell, 2nd con.,Hay
lagre shed blown over.
Mr. David .Witmer, Babylon, tarn
uanroofed,
kr. Wm. Finlay, near 'Blake, &de
of baron blown in, which caused
roof to fall in. '
Mr. Wilfred Laporte, Sauble
Line; barn unroofed.
Mr. Gea. A. Biesson, Goe heu line
barn, 'root hadly damaged.
Nearly "every :farmer sustained
damage to buildings, wood
lots, orchards, and fences.
A Great Event
Ain event of the greatest imp,,
ortance to tevery man and woman
iintere.sted in agriculture in this
Province, i.s the approaching Con-
{.rerition °of the U. F. 0,, to be held
en Toronto on Deeember 16, 17
and 18. ' This gathering will be
of great significance to the farm.-.
ing community. You should ke-
ep in touch with . every move made
You can do this by reading the,
farmer's own paper, ,The Farm-
er's Sun, which will give moat, ex-
haustive reports of every matter
discussed at the great Convention.
During 1920 there will be many
iniprovementa.. in' The Sun. Every
department J.
11 be enlarged, re-
modeled and strengthened, Al-
though the cost of the improve-
ments to be made will be great,
and an increase in the subscripte
ion price necesasry, the' price has
not been raised yet and $1.00 if
remitted at once, will secure for
,you, without doubt, the greatest
farm paper for • 1320.
�caend in your subscription at once
and get your neighbor to take ad
vintage of the 'present subscript-
ion price.
There ids nd other paper just
like the Sun, and none in the same
position to help you. Over 30,-
000 Ontario tarmers subscribed for
the Sinn ,Why not you? Send
your order direct to The Farmer's
SUN, Toronto, Ont,
• NEARLY 8,400 KILLED.
In Ontario last year, . the lives of
3,880 persons were claimed by con-
'•samption. , This Is all the; more ter-
rible because most of them might
have been saved had they been
helped in time.
Here is a case in point. Several
:years ago a man canite to the 'Mus-
koka Free Hospital for Consiimp
titres. He had been on Active .Ser-
vice in Africa, where hardship and
exposure' had broken down his
health. Suspicious of his syniptotns
he sought our aid:' A short time ago
he wrote;
"Through your Hospital a soldier
of the South African 'War regained
his health and a family a happy
home."
This is not an isolated ease, for
many others have been restored 'to
health and anxious families. It takes
'much money to carryon the work.
Your gift, for 'whatever amount, will
be gratefully received.
Contributions may be sent to
Sir William Gage, 84 Spadine avenue,
or George A. Reid, 223 College street,
Toronto.
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Xmas Gifts
Now is the time to select your Gifts for Xmas.
OUR LINE CONSISTS OF
Pyrex Ware
A good assortment to choose from..
That clean, Lastlylooking glass, cook."Ing and Baking ware
that will stand oven heat and not break.
Aluminum Ware
A pplendid line to choose from.. These make choice
gifts for the wife, If it is for service and long life,
choose aluminum.
Silverware
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Etc.
Ice Skates & Hockey Sticks
That boy or girl would enjoy a good pair of skates. We
have them. Automobile an d Star, also several cheaper
brands to choose Iron},
FULL STOCK OF FURNITURE
Zuirich's Busy Store
Meliek Rrann
PHONE 63
Men's Waistline Overcoats
New Coats'for young men ar e being shown in the waistline and.
belted models: The styles are quite snappy and the cloths are of
unusual quality and appearance;,
Perfectknit . Sweater Coats
For , en the perfeetknit sivea ter coats are the ideal coats.
They are lure wool and of good w eight and come in many new pates
terns. arra original' color. If you want: a real dressy coat with
,satisfaction guaranteed, see these.
Prices from $.50 to $9.00
Den�my Bros. Zurich
ANNOUNCEMENT
1 have taken the, contrast to handle Ford paras and will stock
a complete line of genuine Ford repairs,
Bring your Motor car troubles to us. We specialize an any make
All repairing guaranteed. We repair not eeperinlent.
H. Mousseau Zurich
GARAGE STAND AT T. JOHNSON 'S FORMER 'FURNITURE STOitE
A visit to our store will secure you a
REAL BARGAIN
Ladies' and Mena Rain Coats, Ladies Voile and Silk waists and alit
Summer Dress Goode.
New Fall Blouses in Georgette white, flesh, maize and peach $7.0
i { i to $10.00
Mean's Suits in different shades and styles'. • $17, $19, $21, $23,
Every Suit a Bargain
Pall and Winter Underwear,work mitts mad. Gloves, Overalls awl
Jackets, New Fall Hats, Caps, Soc ks, Umbrellas and Sweaters.
Ladies' Skirts, latest styles in bro wn, nave, black and taupe,
PRICE $6.00
Ladies' silk gloves in grey, black,, white, taupe and tan.
Ladies dark blue apron 85c, and $1. '
Fresh celery and peaches every' S aturday"and on fair Day.' Order
I ilarl y.
Feltex looks and wears better than l$noleuny,
Live Poultry taken every Wednesm
day. Highest Market Prices.
Fresq Groceries at all times
Butterick Patterns For Sale
Phone 44.
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