HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1915-01-22, Page 8AnrLuai Clearing
- SALE
1'01 Cash. or Trade Onldl
25 to 50 per cent (Aran goods
a d veetised . Sale begins Satur-
day,
atur-
da , an. 30 for 2 weeks only.
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On. Saturday morning, Jan. 30th, at 7. i0 a. in.,
we Will begin the greatest sacrifice sale ever
known. to Zurich and surrounding country. F 1
loving our usual custom of cale.ar'iirg out all viltei
goods regardless of cost and our need of ready
cash brings on this sale
SAVEDOLLARS;REAL S
BUYING AT DUR STOR
hest Prices oreduce
RUBY and GASHO
PHONE 17
Shse, N.3;:.1., "i« 5"M"T. � Q . '. +..,r..:• - ..., u L:. i'2_':.
Lumber? hiwrles! Laths!
We have a large stock f these
on hand, Estimates given and con-
tracts taken. All kinds of exterior
and interior finish for houses made
to order. We hand Re all kinds of
Building Material. Call at Planing
/rill,
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zuRIGI
With many thanks for your
patronage, we wish you a
Happy New Year.
F. W. Hess
Geo. R. Hess
Jewellers.
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NOTICE
All parties who ate indebted to me
will please call for the it recounts.
All accounts not called for by Pei) lst
will be sent through the mail,
R. F. Stade, Zurir!t Ont,
THE HERALD
CLUBBING LIST
FOR 09i5
NOTICE Herald and
A meeting of the Subscribers of the - e
Hay Township Telephone System
will be held at the Town Hall, Zurich
on Monday, Feb. lst 1015, at 2 o'clock
P. M.
Zurich Jan..22, 1915. By order.
F.1Tess Sr. Clerk.
LOAN WANTED .
I can place . a filet mortgage of
$9,000 for a terra of 5 years, on a
leatheran church and parsonage in one
of the large cities of Ontario, at 6%
interest per annum. The property is
valued at $22,000. Apply to A F Hess
Herald Office.
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Daily Mail and Em-
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Weely Mail and
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Toronto Daily Star 2 85.:
Weekly Star.. 1 75
" Daily News 2 85
London Pres Press
Morning Edition.... 3 50
Evening Edition.... 2 90
Weekly Edition..,., 1 85
London Advertiser
Morning Edition.... 2 90
Evening Edition.... 2 90
Weekly Edition,. 1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
Farmers Advocate... '2 40
Montreal Family
Herald and Weekly
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Loud: News
One new nutter left which I will"st:ll
on easy terms, L. Prang.
We will be glad 'to publish any it-
ems esus ofnews, Hand thorax in,
Alberta will vote on the question of
provincial prohibition on July 21'.
Our acconts are ready foe ilistrite
ution. Kindly call for you's. J.
greeter.'
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New acts—R N Douglas, Ruby &
Gasbo, Telephone Meeting, Ynngblut
cC Deicbert,
Me :flalvin Williams. returned to
Bottalo, N. Y., last Friday after
pleasant visit at his home here for o.
few weeks,
-1r Ford Sparks ;returned ` from
Biggar, Sask., a few days ago, and is
haying up a carload of horses for ship-
ment to
hip-ment'to Western Canada.
A newspaperlaw has been passed
whichin a measure protects the pub-
lisher of newspapers being : defrauded
out of hack subscriptions. Frequent-
ly cases come before the publisher
where persons cancelled their paper,
but, incidently " forgot topay aireats"
nett ewer, the publisher caii coiituluti t'n
send his paper (even if it is refused
until such time as said arrears baye
been paid.
Th E, On tail° Legislature will convene
on Tuesday, Februaryl6. This definite
announcement was made by Premier
Hearst, following an afternoon session
of the Cabinet on Jan, 15. The pro-
clpro-
clamation has already been signed by
the lieutenant governor and the notices
of assembly will at once be sent forth
to the members. The legislation to be
handled includes a mild moratorium,.,
a beginning on the $,30,000,000 high•
way expenditure and likely some
measures with regard to the unemploy-
ed, besides a large number of private
An
exchange says; A man of wade
experience in sheep raising Weltered
terecl
the following scheme to prevent loss
through dogs -chasing the fiocl;,e. •tf
a man has, say forty sheep, he should dent, a Secretary and Treasurer, all
buy about two dozen he114s, simili'tiir to elected from aiming the pupils therx'-
School Gardens
School Gardening is a new branch
of work added to our already overcrowd-
oc1 (ereeeeelnen. Althonrh optional
mole sohnoi is supposed to take up the
work providing the Board of Trustees
le in favorof introducing it. .
Although it is called School garden -
rug, the garden does not need to be at
school, bet each .pupil may have . a
email plot in the.hoine garden where
he or she may do the sante work as
others do who have the clots in' the
school yard.On applying to the Ontario Agric-
ulture College, Guelph, schools may
obtain "flower seeds, grains, potatoes
shrubs, vines, ole., free of cost, The
xhrubs and vines Rte to be planted ill
the scbool ground blit the flowee seeds,
grain and potatoes may be .planted at
home. Eggs for hatching may also be
obtained at sixty cents per dozen.
Sei oole undertaking the work are.
paid a grant each year for the work
done. Teachers itire the supervisors
both of the school and hone gardens
and are to visit each plot. twice a year
and besides supervisors are sent out
from the O.A. C to inspect the work
SllbsePietigttUnder the hely 1'r.te
-dune by each o.ehool Milch enters t�
yll'ltly
Government grants,
In the fall each pupil collects ''th i
product of his labours," which he may
sell to any one desiring such, after re-
taining what ho needs for the next
year's crop. .
In many sections school Nairn are
held sometimes on the school 'grounds
or sometimes at the Township Fair
when prizes are awarded on the same
principal as that of any ordinary fair
School Progress Clubs are generally
organized among the pupils of schools
entering upon the work somewhatsim-
i]ar to the Farmers Club or a Womens
Ins ti tate.
The purpose of such a elob• is to
work out ways and beautifying the
school and school grounds, to stir -&y
agriculture through practical we'r1 in
testing new varieties of grains and
vegetables, to find out the most profit-
able varieties of chickens, etc. The
Club consists of )president, Vice-PrssiL
cow bells, but smelter, and tie these selves. The teaellerseeet as ex -officio'
to the sheep. It is a laaenliar thing director and advises*'to• theelub.
that a dog will not bother a sheep if The idea is to turtle each school into
it has a belt on its'neolt,• and this isni. a small agriculture/experimental farm
real solution of the. pr'obles a; Thh from which, after tests have been
man'followed the above scheme and! .mader the surroundin farirn ers mayI
from hent sheep a short distance i~ro la t h . e and -picked sods eisi;. Or if
city for twelve yearts and' AR f net lose, the pupiobtatn hand-picked
wish, after fiieyli re obtain -
one. His neighbors would' not; follow 'ed ten )bushels of see7.l erigible for
the advice and three sheep'weina killed registration the Canadian. SSeeclGrow-
in the night on the ne-xt farm.. `.Cha 'ors Association will be g;ed'to'catalogue
plan is worth a trial. anyway. The such seeds for them to assist - them in
farmers of Hay township. whirs ;awn finding a market..
sheep should give the above' al trii el' as Reports; of such schook wbiere the
they number of sheep killedland• worr=ied work has been carried ern for some
last year lin Hay was considerable. • years; show it to be a money. making
'investment .for the cbildrenrand a very
inteeesting pastime. Besides-i+N /earns
!the. boys). early in life, to lb' business
for themsotives and to carrn'on1 farming
i(though on a small scale) eitslaalnesiness
Mille' Naris..
In' eonclteaiion I may say',, that we
:have.appliea for admission: to; enter
'upset the work of "home•garid'ening'
land' we' amu' looking for eneaur gement
land s- ncess' in our efforts, .
i. G S Howard1Peincipal.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Quite an excitment ocoin+rod in town
a few days ago'when Mr Chas: Il'r rtz,
who taxies ea great interest in, the• rat oko
gation of fine poultry, was=semewhat
grieved to find his prize barred) wok
roostor, "Governor" gaspinglbr'brea;tli,
in thecb'ielcen coop. The biixllevidbne-
tly tad gained access to the granary
and had gorged itself with fbc is so
that acute indigestion followed:
Fritz• phoned for Dr Decker, who. was,
soon on the spot, The Doctor'at° ee
saw that an operation was necessary.
Hehastened back to his place of Burin-
ess to get his surgical instruments to
relieve the. valuable bird of its agony
"-Stop D'octor," said Charlie, "db. not
make incision without administering a
nostrum of some kind." Chloroforne
was agreed upon. The Doctor held
the prepared sponge to the bii'd"s pro-
boeis and soon it was asleep; He then
made a slit in the bird's crop. incl' re-
lieved it of its load. He sewed the
parts together and then the "Governor'
was placed in a separate compartment
where in a few hours it began to show
signs of recovery. On Sunday morn-
ing Doctor Fuss was called' in for eon-
sult•ation, and both Doe tot s' agreed the
"Governor" would soon be around
again and today it is as well and sprrt-
ely as ever. Doctor Decider, isbecone-
ing famous in the science, of hon ears
ery.--Pion an irregular correspondent
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday,
Butter
Eggs....... .... .....
Dried Apples
Potatoes
'Wheat $1,82
Oats 48
Barley 68
Buckwheat
Flour ... .
13ran....
Shorts.
Low Grade...,.
Live Il'ogs fob Homan—,
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i0.23
80
05
30
11.88
50
65
70
3.50 4.00
$27.00
1 have eeetho ized my s:aooessvr Mr.
.A. F Hess. to colleot all back sub-
sceiption.s:bo The Herald. Please look
iup3tyour label and remit amount at
your earlier convenience.
E..Z'e19er.
:Zurich, Nov. 2/914.
29.00
84.00
7.00
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coat Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Heraall.
Zurich Feed
Store
Leading Brand' of
Flour, Shorts, Bran
and Feed C orn
Produce' of all kinds taken in
exchange,
We are agents for. Interna-
tiortal and Royal Purple
stook food.
Also a full line of Grocer,
les on band.
Isaac IltidS011.
Stone's Fertilizes
We are agents for Stone's Celebrated high grade
Fertilized', and ;£artilers ,will now llo ilre'privilage of obtain -
hag this class of goods at right price,.
Fertilizer 11AS usually sold througi►, JT,,ol ,tern, ' can-
vassing the the farmers, at, a v►ir.v pial' l,iar^t'. liu,►nely $32
per ton, (. ur price is $24 ver t on, Mitt tl 1 n t: bi1o',,,.is $23 a :
ton,
T hit ye no time to c; ruvtr ; the farmers, but call and
leave your oraer alit, Kaye 't "ui q8 00 to $9.00 per ton.
Do not let these cap vassers persuade you thaw their's is
better. Remember 11 ti lialid 0 only the best, and that is
STONE'S, MADE IN CANADA,
Manufactured by Win Stone, Sons sc uo., Ingersoll and Woodstook
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE TAKEN,
. l LEIB, ZURICH
9-R 1F�30�'s LARGEST C ivis!h1A719N STORE
S1e
In order to wind up the season's
business quickly and clear out all odds
and ends of seasonable nercliaudise at
prices that are shure to make business
hum, for cash and trade only until the
1st of February, we g ill
Actual 'avhigs in dependable goods.'
FURS
Mssr"e blk Sib dog coat $25 for $18
6' `° asltlined coat f,nnc collar 18 for 12
"`` "` " 22 for 15
11 L&allies fur lined coati reg 40 for 26
I OVERCOATS
Men+s o'eoreoats Reg 12: 50i for 8 00
10 001for 50
'Ioy s•.Ke ee amens ov're'trr `Z' 50 for 4 50
ge.s.overeoata Regular 0700 fest' 4k �a0
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PRINTS, ETC
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1 ydiwideflivia'ette reg 1...0112 'for•9
Wiapperettes. regular 12. •fbr. 9..
Ali prints 121e Heir. 9
Kimena geed] " 20• fine 1'41
Curtains- " :M"Ifor li
Tinting' 30'for. 22
RUGS REDUCED
1 onlee velvets xnsg" reg 25 00afor 183001
1 "" `` °G 28 00ifor+ 16000
8 taxlostry� rugs 11 " 16 50;+fou• 12.000O
1 i1 10. 14 00'fearl@e00
1 y " Fc Ct 10 50efor' T00;
UNUE RW ,
MeriN fleeeednenderwear reg, 60; four 415i
11 all; wo®ll " " i3 25• ffera•85'
CHEAP SUITS
Men's snits. Regular 15 00 for 10 00
tt e1• ,+
12 50'for 8 00
Young mens snits reg 10 00 for 7 00
LC 1N 6: ft
7 00 for 4 50
Boys suits -regular 5.00 fere 3 00
SITINUS
Tweed suitii�;.r regular 3 00 for*90 -
DRESS 0o0D
Dress goods all coin reg 1 15 for. 80
60 for14i0
40 for'2'5
GROCERIES, Er
All tobacco 8 for 25 except MnDonaltli
30c straight.
Best Rio cote' 7' lbs for 1$0001
5 gal best coati oiili for 65 cents`
Best green Japan, tea. reg 80 fur -22:
2 .lb 0 brand bieouits" 25 fcir-21:1
DINNER SETTS
Reg 1100 dinners soh 8 00, 97 pieess:
9 00 " 6 50, 100 "
Sesecial 4 piece glass setts•for 80 cent&.
nuine. honey Saving Event:.
xot 3: ME1NEE, Zurich
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p1ertonts
Let us kuowrycenr wants. We
handle everything in. farm
Implements;:
Engine
Supplies
Pailies, all sizes and kinds,
Belting, leather or eanvas,� all
sizes. Shaft boxing and
shafting. Pump and punep
piping.
Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs
and Cutters.
If you are in need of Machine Re-
pairs we can get them for you. We
give special attention to our repair
department.
UNLtERTAKIi
LOUIS PRANG
Prompt Service
Moderate: Charges.
Tailor Slop
and
Laundry
W. H. HOFFMAN
,Zuriera, - Ontario