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On. Saturday morning, Jan, 30th, at 7.30 a. m .,
we NV ill 11e ;ill the greatest sacrifice Gale ever
kno wn to Zurich' and surrounding country,' ^1
lowing our usual custom of clearing out all winter
goods regardless of cost and our meed of ready
cash brings on this sale.
Dress Goods
Reg 8125 per yd for • $1 00
„ 85 1 .6(n5i ..
About 200 yds Dress Goods
reg 50 to 80 a yd to clear at 25
Flanneilette
All 14 and 15 flannellettes to
clear at 12a cis a yard.
All 1'2 o' now l0c
" 10 " 8
All wra pperettes to clear 100
Odd Corsets
20 pair odd corsets reg 1 00 to
1 75 a bargain 60c each
Velveteens
All corded velvets Reg 60e yd
now 50 cis
Wall Papers
100 roll to clear 5c a roll
Toilet•Setts
Reg 5 50 for 4 25
4 50 " 3 75
Prints Prints
About 500 ydsl,rint (%i; 10c
rep; 14 & 15 ginhana4 trig. 10c
Caps Caps
50 men's earn:; reg 50 for 23cl
Ladies Coatings
Heavy Cninehilla coating
3 coat lengths only regular
3 25 per vat now 250 per yd
Ladies Sweater Coats
Ladies 4 00 coats for 8 00
.8, 00 ' <t 22.5
ti. ; 50 " " 1 75
(3 ir':;i and Inn's sun eater. rrzg
prieefi 1 15 to 1 50 to clear
at 90e each
Sweater Coats
Men's 53 5000 " for 322 25 ` 75 each
"
2 75 " 2 00 "
" 1 75 " 1 25 "
Furs Fus
30% off on all Ruff & I1 tiffs.
Mens Underwear
ken all wool reg 1, 50 for 1.00
1 00 85
" fleeced lined 90 " 3
t t/ tt 50 " 40
Suitings
All men's tweed suitings to
ne-half price.
clear
at
Underwear
Ladies Penmans all wool underwear
Reg 1 35 for 1 00
1.00 90
Blankets
Woollen blankets reg 5 50 for 4 25
Flannelette " 12;4 " 2 00 " 1 60
b' 1114 " 1 75 " 1 40
" 10;4 "'1 50 " 1 10
Ladies Fleeced Lined
Underwear
Reg 6Oc now 45c
cs 65c
" 73c
" 50c " 39c
Boys Overcoats A Snap
9 only slues 26 to 84 reg price 7 50 now only 2 50 each
2 `' boys suits size 32 reg 7 50 " " 3 50 "
mens and boys suits reg 12 00 for 9 00
it att 9 00 " 7 iO
Rugs
-1 only tapestry rug 8x3l. yds reg 18 00 now. for 18 50
1 only tapestry rug 2*x3 yds reg 9 00 now for 7 50
1 only Wool rug 8x8iyc1s reg 10 00 now for 7 50
1 only wool rug 3x3* yds for 5 50
1 only wool rug 21:x8 yds for 4 50
Men's Overcoats
1 only far coat reg $25 for 17 50
2 " astricau lined 25 for 17 50
1 fur lined coat reg 85 for 28 00
('loth oust.: re g 10 50 for 8 00
2 heavy oc'rcts toclearat 500 each
Ladies Coats
1 only fut:lined coat reg 35 now 25
2 astricau lined reg 24 now 17 50
Cloth coats reg 15 00 for 12 00
15 cloth coats to char at 4 00 each
Groceries:
1i lbs gran sugar $1 00
Best factory cheese 18 cents
All laundry soaps 6 bars for 25c
6 packages matches for 25 cent
Bost 25c Salmon for 20 cents
18c " 2 " 25 cents
6 lbs roasted coffee for $1 00
Highest prices paid for Batter
'Eggs, L tra and Drier Apples,
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Local News
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111•TLTAL VIRE INSURANOE
C"OI\ IPA NY.
Mrs Di.dt from Pasbwoocl visited at The 'annum 1110011118_0f the lily
Mrs Kraft, Wedue day. . ' Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Tia-
Misses Gertrude add' Flor Hoe;,nuance Company held in the Town
Iartieib wore visiting rniaves n Lon- hall, Zurich, on Monday, was
well
dots fora ;fells dais- attended, After the director' report
Mr, IF eEilber, '!1J.1?.1?. wale in town i,:id be' n''heafd aioiniaatione were
Monday attending the meeting of tl,e when to replace the retiring directors,,
Hay Toit•nship Fire :assurance, Clomp' Moen, W Q Caldwell, J`.0 Icalbflcinli
any, , ,i,nd Benj. Sorerus, who were itll elig
For Sale ---Frame Driving Sheol '0' ible for re-election. The foou n
by 'SO in good repair suititbl'e•for Avow! «ere nominated:' W 0 Caldwell,0
sbed. E Stelk 1 -Lk anilbe east a' i l ii.rlbflc«ilei,, B Serertts, ` 0. 1 tolat�, A
south of Drysdale... . Bennie,john E'fali anal II II Nee:b
r ir, Ir Il Sureius desired to retire which
11lens sto.roe rubbers €ut a0cts n 1 a lin was allowed to do atter iniany years
inensstocn3 ovorsboes at5ats, st��
men's high button overshoes at 1? ; j e t faithful service for the company.
and 'sb i 1 le overshoes at 1i1 00
C 1 ponn a ballot being taken Messrs
c cronnen > c Fritz.
ealdwe.11, l'fafr: and Neeb were decl&red
,�' eloctecl. 1llesrs A G Ehnes.anc1 Jacob
•Mr. E. WVuirn is having a large tame1.Saberer . vereslapointed auditors for
installed in. his livery..;stable, for : the .the lsreseut year. •The affairs of the
company are in excellent condition,
which the following particulars •fully'
hear out. Total amount of insurance
in force on Dec 81st, 1914, $4,924,
055.00. Losses paid' during 1914,
` +5889.27. The balance on hand is
$9752,50. Amount of premium notes
held at end of the year, $174879.2'8.
Total assets of company, $184757.98.
At tkae.dieectors' meeting held .efter the
annual. Meeting Mr William..Consitt
was elected _ president • and Mr ,John
tilicritt vice-president . for the • year
19151..
• convenience in watering horses ana
washing rigs. Mr..Worm. recently
renovated his stables and now has ono
of'the handiest and best equipped
livery establisbnients iii' this" section,
Dr. Preston A. Lawry, .principal of
the Seminary at Waterloo will delayer
an address in .St.e,Peter's Lutheran
chzrrch,•Zurich, on Lutheran, .E.dnca-
tion in Canada on Friday evening, Jan.
29th, at8o'clock. A cen`dial invit;tion
is extended to everybody.
Sooner or later you will buva Pe
.Laval .Cream . Separator., .Why.. nee
now? •Why. •eotitinne..... to ` separa e
cream by .either gravity skimming
or an . inferior or worn- out cream
separatorthat loses cream for you
every day just as sier61y as a leaky
cream can;' Let the`•De Laval start
saving creat n for you right • now and
it will earn a, large part of its cost be-
"r‘i
f.0
0 Fritz is giving big bargains on all
winter goods.
Ons hundred million dollars will be
asked for in the coming session of
perliainent for war purposes.
The Luther League of the Lutheran
church spent Wednesday evening very
spring. Louis Prang Zurich has re enjoyably at the home of Mr and Henry
cently secured. the agency for this l)atars.
•celebrated.eream separator and since
he has had it has sold many separators
Give hint 'a call. and he will show y ou
the good points about it.
COMMUNICATION.. •
To the Editor of The Herald.
Dear Sir;—On behalf of themerch-
ants of Zurich 1 would like to see.tlie
following published in your pill r.
Zurich is well and favorably kneel'
for its large stores and the well nseert-
ed stocks carried by the msrelnteis
doing business here, and people el :hie
section should be glad flint t'.
theopportunity of puichitsin;; :t., good
and up to•date merchandise hero as in
any city. Now would it be unfair to
ask the people to help and encourage
our merchants by trying, as far as
Possible, to pay their accounts in Jan-
uary of each year, or even earlier, if
convenient. Perhaps the fact that
merchants have from four to eight
thousand dollars book accounts, and
even more, is not known to the buying
public in this viciniby, but this is never-,
theless a fact and shows a sad state of
affairs. It is a wonder to aiethat they
can exist on this enormous outlay, •con-
sidering the immense stocks that are
carried. The terms of wholesale boos-•
es is from teen to sixty days and pay-
nent is demanded in this time ortroub-
e follows: The retail merchant gives
twelve months credit and some people
even make them wait longer than
that, and it sometimes is a hard strug-
gle for the merchants to snake things
go until the end of the year.
Now, suppose a farmer would sell
his crop and produce on time for one
year and would get no money for it
until the end of the year, and the
same thing would occur again the foll-
owing year, do you think he would be
satisfied and would be able to exist by
doing business in such a loose way.
This is just what we are up against at
the present time.
I hope the people will take warning
and make it a point. to settle With
every merchant once a year et least,
if not oftener, and give the merchants
a chance to keep up the good name of
Zurich as the best and busiest -inland
town of its size in Western Ontario, if.
not, a cash system of doing business
will surely have to be adopted.
A Merchant,
;';mare ageit;ti'for Stone's Celebrated high grade
Fertilizer, and i'It;ni i> Wii1110\V )1'1,vc;the .lrivil1age of.obtain-
ing this cl ss cn goc;.cis.itt
Ferbiii e \<<t . 11 �ctt l s ,It1 1l�tin:t:.i, II 1Lla5
�; Y te1s, can-
vassing the the filr1i.':i...8, at tt v4 J' hit411.' , namely "$32
peen; tot, 'Frit' pric t ,j $,?;j.1,,.,1. l iii, 1iic1 in 1 11Dads•'.$23, a
ton;. •
Ilia re lro t,nu(:'1t, c' .:1;;H 1110 fttririera , hlt. aril and
lorry .e your orae' , ii save 00 to ${t,00 per ton.
Do not let these e: rci l V:t 5Nyrs 11C r ita.Lle you that th'eir's' _ is
better. Remember we handle only the best, and that is
STONE'S, MADE IN CANADA
Manufactured by Wm Stone, Sons ac uo., Ingersoll and Woodstock
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE TAKEN.
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HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION ZTOF2E
HYDRO
A representative of the Hydro Power
Cinnunission of'Ontario was in Zurich
for a fen clays last week acquiring.sta
tistics of the .shipping that is dope be-
tween Zurich and other points. All
businessmen were visited by Mr Stew-
art and a detailed report made of the
traffic statistics such as .quantity shipp-
ed and received, rates paid, ate. Mr
Stewart stirred tnat the line of railway
would likely be built from St Marys
to Goderich, with a.ju.nction near Luc -
an connecting with London, and that
it would. be completed within three
years. This world, surely Mean a lot
for Zurich and'other towns along the
route, as with the coming of electric
railways will come the hydro power.
Estimates• have been completed by the
engineers showing theeost of construct-
ion of the following lines in this dis-
trict. --Sarnia to London, Chatham
to Wyoming, Arkona to Grand Bend,
Chatham: to Strathiroy, London to
Toronto,. St Marys to Exeter and the
Huron County System. It is stated
that if the present disastrous European
war had not broken out, many of these
lines would now be under construction
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Jewellers & Opticians ci
Igt Zurich 'I
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T .in Street
In order to wind up the season's
business quickly and clear out all odds
and ends of seasonable merchandise at
prices that are shore to make business
hunryfor cash and trade only until the
lst of February, we
Actual savings in
FURS
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and
Implements on lot 23,concession 4,
about three miles north-west of
Hensall, on Feb. 25th 1915, at 1
o'clock. F. Deters proprietor, E.
Bosseu berry, .Auctioneer.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Men's Wit 'Sib dog coat $25 for ,$18
6 " est lined: coat far collar 18 for 12
2tt " 41 tt 22for 15
1 Ladies furs lined coat reg 40 for 26
I have authorized my successor Mr.
A. F. Bess to collect all back sub,
scriptions bo The Herald. Please look
up your label and remit amount at
your early convenience.
E. Zeller.
Zurich, Nov. 2/914,
OVERCOATS
Men's overcoats Reg $12 50 for 8 00
it it • " 10 00 for 6 50
boy's & 3' .irons ov'ro''ts 7 50 for 4 50
Boy's overcoats Regular 6 00 for 4 00
PRINTS, ETC.
Ce
will sella ---
dependable goods.
CHEAP' SUITS
1 yd widendan'ette reg 14 & 12 for 9
Wrapperettes r�egula?r 12s for '9
All prints 12e for 9
Kimono, goods " 20 for 14
Curtains 25 for 18
Ticking " 30 for 22
RUGS REDUCED
1 only velvet rug flog 25 00 for 18 00
1 23 00 for 16 00
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talestry rags " 16 50 for 12 00
1 1400 for 1000
1 " " 10 50 for 7 00
• UNDERWEAR
Meua's fleeced uidderwear reg 60 for 45,
'F all wool
" " 1 25 for 85:
COAL! COAL
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
' All sizes
ALF SCRUTON
Hensall.
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Putter....,..., .......... $0,23
D ed Apples... ... ♦........ 06
Potatoes 80
Wheat $1.30 $1.87
Oats... ....... ; ..,.. 58 65
Borley 63
70
3.50 4.00
Bran
Shorts 29.00
, LowGrade. 94.00
Vivo Nnxcs fog � Ileusall..,.;, 7.25
Men's• rtnits Regular 1(i 00 for 10 00
12 50 for 8 00
Young>nnen's snits•reg 10 00 for 7 00
50 .
300
tF 1 t.- ti "•
7 00 for 4
Boys suits regular
5
00
for
SU TIN USS
Tweed suitings regular 8 00 for 2 00
DRESS GOODS
Dress -goods all colors red 1 15 for 80
60 for 40
t 44 41 40 for 25
GROCERIES, Etc.
All tobacco 3 for 25 except.lvlcDonald
100 straight.
Best Rio coffee 7 lbs. for $1 00
5. gal best coal oil for 65 cents
Best green Japan tea reg: 80 for 22
2' 3b 0 brand biscuits' 25 for 21
DINNER SETTS
Reg 1100 dinner set 8, 00.,. 97 pieces
9 00 6 50, 100
Special 4 piece glass. setts for 80 cents
A Genuine honey Saving, Event.
Zurieli Feed
Store
Leading Bra,rid of
Flour, Sho .'ts,Bran
arid Feed Corn
Produce of all kinds taken in
exohange.
We are agents for Interna-
tional and . Royal Purple
Stock food.
Also a full line of Greeer-
les on band.
Isaac Hudson
- Zurich
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Let us know your wants. We
handle everything in Farm.
Implements.
Engine
Supplies
ruffles, all sizes and kinds,
Belting, leather or canvas, all
sizes. Shaft boxing and
shafting. Pump and pump
piling•
Buggies, Waggon:, Sleighs
and Clutters.
If you are in need of Machine Re-
pairs we can get then for you. We
give special attention' to our repair
department.
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Prompt Service
Moderate Charges
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
W. H. HOFFMAN
Zurich, - OntArdo
LOUIS PRANG