HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-03-17, Page 8Spring and unu er Goods
We have a fine array of newDress
Materials on hand at prices reduced
about fifty per cent, from former val-
ues. Also new cotton Goods such as;
Prints, ginghams, galateas, shirtings,
cottonades, etc,, all at lower prices.
Borges andVelonrs
Fine Dress and Suit serges in
various colors, 54 in., wide value
at $2.50 a yard. Velours and ot-
her wool goods for Spring coats
at from $2.25' to $3.75 per yard.
New Voiles and Organdies
Figured. and Striped Voiles in
light and dark shades and new
designs, also fine organdies in
plain colors. We take pride in
our fine. showing of these goods
now on hand'. Come and see
them.
WALL PAPERS
Now is the time to order your
new Spring Suit or OOvercoat.
We have a complete range of
samples to choose from, for
made -to -measure suits at right
prices. ,
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MEN'S WEAR
See our new Wall Papers for
Spring. We made a special ef-
fort to obtain the very newest
designs in Wall paper and have
a good variety on hand to show
you.
Grocery Dept.
A new stock of Field and Gar-
den seeds now in. Also Gardin-
er's Calf Meal, Timothy Seed No:
1 purity at right price, also small
lot of Alsike Clover Seed. Get
our Prices.
A FULL LINE OF FRESH GRO-
CERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
J. �ASCHO & SON
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Feed Flax Seed . $...
We have a limited quantity of
Flax Seed suitable for feed. pur=
'.I poses which we will sell �t.t avery
3r o
reasonable price. TT.
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Good. News to the Farmer I
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The past Two Seasons we ha.+e been supplying our many
iCustomers with Ring Lock Fencing. +
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will be able to supply the Public with a much better fence.
A Fence that is heavier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil
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and will stretch up more evenly than any other fence. We
*E+ carry all the leading Styles in Farm, Hog and Poultry Fence,
I ALSO A FULL SUPPLY OF ,BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE .'fit.
T. .STAPLES, ETC. 1
CALL AND SEE OUR, FENCE BEFORE BUYING ELSE-
INHERE.—OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT:'. .'kt.`
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eAdyto-Wear DE OMY BROS,
Clothing GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Now is the time
to think of order-
ing your. Spring
Suit or Overcoat.
We have some
very nice samples
to choose from.
All Garments are
made by expert.
Tailors,
DETOM7 BROS.
Produce takes in exchange for Goods
LOCAL MARKETS ` M
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter 50
Eggs... _.. _.. 32
Dried apples .. 8
Wheat 1,90
Barley ... .. _ 1 90
Oats ... ... 95
Buci.wheat .__ ... ___ 90
Flour, ___ ... _.. .... . 5.00 5.75
Bran _-- ...... '$40.00
shorts 50.00
Potatoes per hag__. _-- .-. 73
Hogs live __,._„.... 13.50
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Canada hass, now a net debt Of$2,302,723,021. ` This is a heavy?
load fora young country to. carry
Those wire rat -traps are ' fash-
ioned after matrimony—an easy
way leading in, but none out.
There will be four eclipses In
1921, including the annual eclipse
of the sun April 8th, invi'sahle. -
here, and #a total eclipse of the.
sun October, 1st. Also invisable
in' this part of the world: A. tot-
al eclipse of the moon, visible ;in
North and South America, New
Zealand and part of Australia,Will
occur April 21st and 22nd, and
there will be a partial eclipse of ty thousand stingers in the course
the moon ,Oct. 16th, the ending' of of a year requires only two col -
which will he visible here. onies of bees, and is worth' as.
Morethan 20,000,000 pounds` of much as the honey from fifty col
tobacco raised in Essex County�last onies The stings are bought by
manufacturing..
year is still in the hands.of far-�druggists for ` the
niers, according to officials of the fG_ nic acid they contain.
Empire Tobacco Co. The crop
was not purchased by the tobacco
companies because of over -prod
uction. The farmers, it is did;
are holding out for 10 cents a'' lb.
This price cannot be paid, it 16'.
stated, and unless producers are
Ni tiling to take 8 to 9 cents the,
tobacco may remain in the barns.
Land that for the past 10 years,
has ben used for growing tob usual in olden times for
aced will this Year be cropped barbers
mers say to take upon themselves ,some of
with corn and wheat, far
This will lead to greater hog.pro the duties of asurgeon?•-Clinton
duction in (t,he border county. News -Record.
Dr. A. S. Grant, Secretary of the
The, sad news was received last Referendum Committee, visited
Friday of the death of Mrs. W. E.A Rpron County last week and in
Pilcher, (nee Emelia Hess), da?xgh- ;company with the 'President and
ILL!NERY
FULL STOCK OF' TRIMMED,
AND UNTRIMMED HATS NOW
ON DISPLAY.
CALL, AND
CHOSE
YOUR
NEW BONNET EARLY.
M. E. Routledge, Zurich
An Eastern woman has found
profitable the raising of bees for
their stings. A sale of s erne fif-
ter of the late P. Hess, Sr. She
died in a hospital in Detroit,
where she underwent a serious op-
eration a few days before her
death, -The remains were taken
to South Bend, Ind., and the;f an-
eral was held from the home,,, of
her sister, Mrs. Q. N. Taggart, on
Monday, tier husband and one
daughter, Adelaide, besides ' her
sisters and . brothers, sure*ive..
Much sympathy is being erten-
ded to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green,
of the Parr. Line, Hay, at the loss
of their only child, Lloyd Wood-
row, who passed away on Sunday
morning at the age of 2 years and
2 months. The little felloW had
been sick for only a few days
when he contracted a cold , and
pneumonia set in, and everything.
clone for him was of no avail. The
funeral is beiing held this. Wednes-
day at 2 o'clock to the Exeter
cemetery, officiated by Rev,' Lin -
day of Ixippen nad Rev. P. B.
Meyer of Zurich,, where the, `,last'
remains are laid to rest.
Field Secretary of the Huron Tem
perance Assoc. vicited several cen-
tres and found that the workers
are enthusiastically taking hold
of the campaign in preparation for
the vote onr April 18th. '
The voters' lists are to be re-
vised
e-vised in Goderich, Wingham, S?a-
forth, Clinton and Exeter, betw-
een March 29th and April. 9th.
Those who attend the Movies
will have the opportunity some
time during the coming weeks to
see the film entitled "The Bar and
The Ballot,” hwich has been spec-
ially prepared by the film comp-
anies for the Referendum cam-
paign, •
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For Infants and Children
as Use Fog' Over 30 Years
Always bears
the �¢���
3ighatn�re of ��G C it!/
Any one not having taken advant-
age
dvant-age of our 7 Day Sale, will always
find good• bargains in Hardware
and Furniture at our store.
Give us a,call and be convinced.
We are offering Peerless woven wire
fence in all styles at below catal-
ogue prices.
You are protectnd on any decline
in price until April 1st.
Binder . Twine
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We are Booking orders for twine unit! the 1st. of April
650 feet to the pound is the only Brand we will handle. And
any one putting in their order will be protected in case they
run short in Fall. As, we intend carrying only a Limited sur-
plus. Our prices will be announced as soon as possible and
will be as low as any quotation you may receive elsewhere.
MELICK& BRAUN
PHONE 63
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New Styles! New Cloths! New Prices!
Spring and Summer
The "BROADWAY' Brand
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Correct Clothing for Men
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Let us take your
measure for an up
to date SUIT of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
Hundreds of Sam-
ples to chose from
Produce Wanted. Buteric Fashions
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