HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1920-03-18, Page 8Clearing Sale
STOCK TAKING LS OVER AND 1 WE HAVE NOW PREPARED
SEVERAL BARGAIN TABLES FOR YOUR INSPECTION,
IN THEO TIMES OF HIGH PRICES. YOU SHOULD NOT MISS
THE OPPORTUNITY OF PROCURING SOME OF THESE FIRST
CLASS GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICRS.
HERE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THEM; -
LADIES COATS
1 Only LadiesCoat, Black Baby Lamb Cloth Reg. 30.00 for $23.00
1 Only Ladies' Coat, Black Baby Lamb Cloth Reg. 34.00 or$28 Os
se only Ladies' Coats Reg.38.50 for $21.00
'It large assortment of coats, your choice at each $4,00
MEN AND BOYS WEAR
A FINE LOT OF MEN'S OVERCOATS AT BARGAIN PRICES. All
4 ; . new Coats.
6 only Boy's Suits at each 0.00 to $8.00
Si only Men's Sheep Skin iined Coats Regular $15.00 for $13.50
Men's fleeced shirts and drawers only a few sizes at each 75c
DRESS GOODS, ETC•
5 pieces only Dress Goods at reduced prices. Extra Value, come and
t , see them.
'About 1O0 -yd. of Gingham 40 in.wide, reg. 40 and 45c. now for 32c
White flannelette Sheethig Regular $L25 now for $1.00
Wool Underskirts. Regular price $1.40 now for $1.10
REMNANTS
SEE OUR REMNANT TABLE FOR BARGAINS IN SHORT ENDS
OP DRESS GOODS, PRINZ'S, GINGPIA.MS, FLANNELETTS, ETC. 3
'All Sweater coats at reduced pricce0.,
Lot of toques at 25 cents each. Men's wool socks at 40c a pair.
4 dozen only, brooms at 50c. each.
AND MANY MORE BARGAINS
Come Early for best Choice.
J. Casa() & Son
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I have taken the contract to handle Ford parts and will stock
a complete lime •of genuine Ford repairs, •
Bring your Motor ear 'trmebles! to WI. We specialize on any make
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Al! repairing guaranteed. We repair not experiment.
11. Niousseau • Zurich
GARAGE STAND AT T. JOHNSON 'S FORMER IFURNITUilE STORE
••••••••• A wry* .mmolopams
- LOCAL MARKETS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
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sCorrecteol every Thursday.) 1M
r, Mr, H. G. Hess spent the week -
Butter • , b81 end at London. • -
Eggs • 62.
. Mr. Roy Weber has opened up a
Dried _Apples. 14
genertil shoe repair shop in Ren -
Potatoes per bag ... ... . 1.50 nie's Block. This ads another
Dutch Setts ... ... ..., ... 6M-7
business to .our progressive vil-
Wheat 1.95
lage,
Oats , 1.00 4--44
Esti ley 1.60
PRESENTATIONS
Buckwheat 1.5
Fleur 0.00-700
Bran 50.00
Shorts 55.00
Hogs • 11.00
Itiasseyallarris Implements
WE HAVE BERN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOF THE
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN THE
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS ;...' ; 'SI
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
ETC.
GIVE US A CALL,
Casper Walper
Zurich ig - Cont.
HYDRO ON FARMS
Hydro -electric power has been
used in some parts of Western Ont
ario for several years and it is
rapidly being introduced into the
rural districts for farmers' use.
The actual cost of the service has
not yeat been determined as there
are factors entering itno this
phase of the supply which vary
under different conditiions, sothat
there is an element of experiment
or Speculation in the matter of
expense which will doubtle3s be
adjusted satisfactorily before tong.
But there is no doubt existing with
regard to the utility of hydro-el-
ectri( or its convenience for ,many
farming purposes.
One of the localities where el-
ectrie sevrice is most popular and
commonly u,sed by farmers is at
Norwich in Oxford County. The
sub -station here serves 130 rural
users and these are a 1 ;aine.swih
the exception of -14 in the Village
fo ,SpringfordS Norwich is wh-
ere the experiment of supplying
hydro to farms was first tried,
and Sup. Walker Daykin still talks
of the venture as an expermient,
although the customers have Ina. -
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THE LEADING
HARDWARE STORE
Our Supply of Heavy and Shelf Hardware is
such that we can supply evenybody's Requirmets.
PARTIES REQUIRING WIRE FENCING THIS SPR-
A surprise presentation took pl-
ace at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mittleholtz on Saturday after-
neen when a number of friends
gathered and presented Mr. ands.
iVirS. Mittleholtz with two hes.ut-
ifel mahogany chairs and their
son Claytus with a handsome
rocker, ere their departure for
Kitchener.
Following is the address;
rl'o Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Mittle-
holtz;-
tWes your friends and nei-
ghbers, have heard with deep re-
gret that you are making prepar-
ations to move away from our
midst. During the time that
you have made your home here
yon have made many warm friends
by your pleasant and joliy 'ways
and your fair. dealing, and we feel
that we are losing good citizens,
the kind that help to make a com-
munity more pleasant to live in.
We ask you to accept these gif-
ts as a remembrance of your old
friends and neighbors in Zurich and
vicinity. May you both be spared
many years to enjoy the comforts
of the samei '
Wishing you much prosperity in
your new home and assuring you
a hearty welcome when at any
time you may visit us.
Signed The immediate Friends.
Mr. Mittleholtz, was taken soby
i
eased from 118 last year to 134t.ifir-
surprise, as he was sointerested
year" and applications are on file
in his auction sale, hwich was he -
from many morel ,
ing conducted at his piece at the
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same time, that he 'felt the task
The average bill for power paid
o
by the farmers throughout thi,sf making a suitable reply too
,
district is $52.03. This amount in-
great . Therefore he wishes thr-
eludes a service charge of 0,
.ough the cOlumns.of the Herald to
$3so'
express his appreciation for the,
that the average amount of pow-
henor and respect showed to him
ear used is $e2.03: For this sum;
and family, and is pleased that he
less than $2 . a . nienth ; the. farmer
lights his house and barn, pumps can leave with such a large eircle
his water. milks his cows, runs the of ffiends in Zurich and commune
separator, chops his fooder, and, itY, . • •
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in some cases, fills the silo.
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This, was not a money -,making very pleasant time was spent
at the home of Mrs. ipr.) B. Cam -
proposition for hydro.. As a
mattei of fact, such rates could not pbell, on Friday evening, March 12
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be maintained, and it will not be -when the members of the ocal
long until there is a revision.But, branch of the Women's Institute.
met to convey their thoughts of
as Mr. Daykin said, the whole
friendship and esteem in which she
thing was • an experiment, particu- 1
ING WILL DO WELL TO SEE US WHILE 01JR SUPPLY
LASTS, WE HAVE A CARLOAD ON HAND, AND SINCE
WE HAVE BOUGHT THIS, WIRE HAS .ADVANCED 10% AND :11:
PROSPECTS FOR TO GO STILL HIGHER. BUY EARLY
AND SAVE. MONEY
larly the rates, It was though at' is held by the Society.
first the farm user would take
most power when the load was
lightest, but it turned out that the
rural consumer seemed to want
most power when the load was
heaviest, Consequently the
rate fixed for power was too low.
The average motor used by the
farmers is a five horsepower, 3-
phase motor. It does all the little
jobs about the farm, but cannot
accomplish heavier work, such as
threshing. However, before long
there will be 10 -horse power mot-
ors in general use, with corresp-
onding changes in the power equip
ment.and these will be able to un-
dertake the heaviest of farm
wrok, be it filling silo or threshing
At present there is a transformer
at every farm gate to step clown
the power from 2,200 volts and it
would only -require slight chleges
in such equipment to accommod-
ate the larger motors.
The rate paid at Norwich is $38
per horse -power. This will give
an idea as to what municipalities
similarily situated could sell it to
the ruraf•parts for when similarly
situated. • The farmers on the
rural lines pays 1 \
Five and one-half eents per
kilowatt hour foe first 50 hours;
2.75 for all over that.
For domestic and manufacturing'
us" in town the rate beg'ns at three
cents per kilowatt hour.
It would seem, then, that rural
districts near a town could be.
We also have a large Stock of SHERWIN WILLIAMS
Paints and Varnishes in Stock for Spring. Call and see
our 'Goods and get Our Prices. . 4;
WE DO ALL KINDS OP RVEPROUGHTNG AND REPAIRING
ALL TIMES
4.
STADE & WEIDO
PREETER BLOCK
ZURICH
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Following is the address.
Dear Mrs. Carapbell;-
'We, the members of
he Zurich Womens' Institute have
ssembled here this evening on the
.ve of your departure to express
o you our sorrow' at the thought
f your separation,from us, and to
onvey to you our best wishes,
or your future success and hap-
piness. We individually and as
an -Institute shall miss you very
much You have always been one
of our best workers. You took
a keen interest in everything per-
taining to the uplift nad benefit of
the community, and you were al-
ways willing to give your time and
energY for the suceess of the In-
stitute.
We feel that not only the In-
stitute but the community at
large will sustain a great loss when
you, andy our husband and fam-
ily' leave our midst. We hope
that wherever yon take up your
abode, your relations with the pub
lac will he as cordial and as happy
as they have heen here. AS a
slight token of the esteem hi which
you'are held by us and as a tang-
ible remembrance, of. our Instit-
ute we present you with this St-
atue, adn we hopeyou will return
often to visit us sq that the bonds
'of friendship which have existed
between us shall not he entirely
broken,
, Signed in behalf of the Womens'
Institute,
RA UN;EAE.11T.,
FURNITURE'
Inst. .airived -two carloads of fur-
niture, including Bed room suits,
Dini411pOm suites, and a num-
ber. of quartered Oak Library
Tables in fumed and gloss finish.
THE SHREWD BUYER WILL ACT QUICKLY AS
THERE IS A STEADY TREND UPWARDS, ON ALL
LINES OF FURNITURE, AND WILL BE VERY DIFFIC-
ULT TO SECURE LATER ON.
Buy now, while the Assortment
is best
Zurich's Busy Store
Melick raun
PHONE 63
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Get Tour Raincoat Zero
yes, we sell Raincoats, gurrauteed to
protect you 523.ow,sleet, rain andstorm.
It is a real weather-proof garment that will give you long pawl
satisfactory everyday service. Get your quality shirts, underwear
neckwear, 'hosiery, etc., at this storee
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DEN.01YIY BROS. - ZURIOE
Produce taken in. exchange for Goods
Great Stock -
Reducing Sale
Come here Saturday. Reap the
Profits which go with everypurchase
• FURS
25 per cent. discount off all Furs
including Wolfe, Coon, Marmot
and Sable.
supplied for similar rates, tut as I Mre Campbell replied 'n i few
has been pointed out these have well chosO'n wordsf impressing on
not been paying, and with cost, °tithe benefits and many pleasant
transmission construction seeriee, !soiial gatheringe she engaged with
it may well be consides +Ia th,31, the Institute, wishing it ,the best
eost shonli be considerably high- of success and continued ProsPu-
Pr. ity
FELLEX SQUARES
Size 2x3 at $8.50.
Men's Dress shirts all sizes. EV-
ery shirt a Bargain.
Men's fleeced Underwear, Reg. 2 50
a suit, Sale Price
Men's Sweater coats all colors and
sizes. Big Reduction.
Dr.. Hess Stock food and poultry
LADIES CLOTH COAT panacea.
only aize 40,.reg, $40, sale $25.00
Big reduction in all Ladies' Under-
wear. •
Ladies' Cloth Coats reg. 12.00
and $15.00. Sale Price $3.00 Don't
miss this bargain.
Men's and Boy's suits at a 'Big
Reduction.
Feltix- Floor covering 2 yde. wide
2.20 Si yard.
JAPANESE MATTING 25c. yd.
EVERY ITEM A GENUINE BARGAIN
Sale begins „Saturday, Feb. 14th
Sale ends Saturday, Feb. 28th
Butterick Patterns For Sale
Phone 18
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