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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-02-05, Page 8Stoiie's fertilizer We are agents for Stone's Celebrated high grade Fertilizer, and Iantitis will now have he privilage of obtain- ing this class of goods at right price, Fertilizer was usually sold ! litougi.t Hucksters, can- vassing the the farmers, at a very high price nalmely $32 per ton. Cur price i jn ?4 j er i c,;,, and iu ca-ioads $23 a ton. I have no time to c nva,s the Partners, but call and leave your oraer and save fi'oiai e;8.00 to $0.00 per ton. Do not let these canvassers persuade you that their's is better. Remember we handle only the best, and that is STONE'S, MADE IN CANADA. Manufactured by Wrn Stone, Sons sc uo., Ingersoll and Woodstook ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE TAKEN. e. I-IARTLEIB,UCICHURON'S I.ARCEST COMINATIN STORE Clean-up Sale In order to wind up the season's business quickly and clear out all odds and ends of seasonable merchandise at' prices that are shure to make business hum, for cash and trade only until the 1st of February, wewill sell: --- Actual savings in dependable goods, FCJ RS Men's blk Sib dog coat $25 for $18 6 " ast lined coat fur collar 18 for 12 2 " " " " 22 for 15 1 Ladies fur lined coat reg 40 for 26 OVERCOATS Men's overcoats Reg $12 50 for 8 00 14 44 ,a 10 00 for 6 50 boy's cry mens ov'rc'ts 7 50 for 4 50 Boy's overcoats Regular 6 00 ,for 4 00 PRINTS, ETC.1- 1 yd wide flan'ette reg 14 & 123 for 9 .Wrapperettes regular 123 for 9 All prints12.i for 9 Kinona goods ,,20 for 14 Curtains " 25 for 18 Ticking 30 for 22 RUGS REDUCED 1 only velvet rug 1 I{ 44 (i 3 tapestry rugs 1 1 " reg 25 00 for 18 00 " 23 00 for 16 00 " 16 50 for 12 00 " 1400 for 1000 " 10 50 for 7 00 UNDERWEAR Men's fleeced underwear reg 60 for 45 all wool " 1 25 for 85 CHEAP SUITS Men's suits Regular 15 00 for 1000 cc " 1250 for 80 La Young men's suits reg 10 00 for 7 00 7ogfor 450 Boys suits regular 50 for 3 00 SUITIN'GS Tweed suitings regular 3 00sfor 2 00 DRESS GOODS Dress goods all colors reg 1 15 for 80 << << << << 60 for 40 40 for 25 GROCERIES, Etc. All tobacco 3 for 25 except McDonald 10c straight. Best Rio coffee 7 lbs for $1 00 5 gal best coal oil for 65 cents Best green Japan tea reg 30 for 22 21- it C brand biscuits " 25 for 21 DINNER SETTS Reg 11 00 dinner set 8 00, 97 pieces " 9 00 " " 6 50, 100 " Special 4 piece glass setts for 30 cents A Genuine 1'loney Saving Event. 3.3. MEP.TER, -. Zurich Annual Ole aring S&LE .Por Cassa or Tracie Only On Saturday morning, Jan. 30th,at 7.30 a. in., we will begin the greatest sacrifice sale ever , known to Zurich and surrounding country. Vol - lowing our usual custom of clearing out all winter goods regardless of cost and our seed of ready cash brings on this sale. Flannellette All 14 and 15 flannelletteA clear at 12i ots a yard A1112io now loo •' 10 " 8 All wrapperettes to clear to ( 10c 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 cts Wall Paper 100 ro 1 to clear 5c a roll 1 Toilet Setts Reg 550 for 425 450 " 375 Prints Prints About 500 yds print @. 10c reg 14 & 15 ginham4 L. 10c Dress G3,33 Reg $1 25 per vd for $1 00 85 If " 65 50 " '' 39 About 200 yds Dress Goods reg 50 to 80 a yd to clear at 25 Sweater Coats Men's 5 50 for 8 75 each " 8 00 " 2 25 " " '275 " 200 " 1 75 " 1 25 " Furs Fus 30% off on all Ruff & Muffs. Mens Under wear Mens all wool reg 1 50 for 1 00 " " 100" 85 fleeced lined 90 " 75 50 " 40 01 ft Suitings All men's tweed suitings ne-half price. to clear at Ladies Caps Caps 50 men's caps reg 50 for 25c1 Ladies Coatings Heavy Chinohilla coating 3 coat lengths only regular 3 25 per yd now 2 50 per yd Ladies Sweater Coats Ladies 4.00 coats for 3 00 " 300 " " 225 " 2 50 " " 1 75 Girls and Boys sweaters reg prices 1 15 to 1 50 to clear at 90e each Underwear Penmans all wool Reg 1 35 for 1 00 " 1 00 " 90 underwear Blankets Woollen blankets reg 5°50 for 4 25 Flannelette " 12/4 " 2100 " 1 GO " 11/4 " 1 75 " 1 40 10/4 " 1 50 " 1 10 Ladies Fleeced Lined Underwear Reg 60c now 45c " 75c " 65c " 50c " 39c Boys Overcoats A Snap 9 only sizes 26 to 34 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 ti " " " 9 00 " 7 50 Rugs 1 only tapestry rug 8x33 yds reg 18 00 now for i3 50 1 only tapestry rug 24x3 yds reg 9 00 now for 7 50 1 only wool rug 3x342- ,yds reg 10 00 now for 7 50 1 only wool rug 3x33 yds for 5 50 1 only wool rug 23-3 yds for 4 50 Men's Overcoats 1 only fur coat reg $25 for 17 50 2 " astrican lined 25 for 17 50 1 fur lined coat reg 35 for 28 00 (;loth coats reg 10 50 for 8 00 2 heavy oe'rcts to clear at 500 each Ladies Coats 1 only furlined coat reg 35 now 25 2 astrican lined reg 24 now 17 50 Cloth coats reg 15 00 for 12 00 15 cloth coats to clear at 4 00 each Groceries 14 lbs gran sugar $1 00 ' Best factory cheese 18 cents All laundry soaps 6 bars for 25c 6 packages matches for 25 cent Best 25c Salmon for 20 cents 18c " 2 " 25 cents 6 lbs roasted coffee for g1 00 IHighest prices paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard and Dried Apples, RUBS[ and GASCHO i 1 1 PHONE 17 os lu at' Iii. ';. o eeforays epair of "Watches, Ci Vicks, J welleryr Etc., Our Specialty Motto -"Good Goods, Close Prices P. •Hess & ea. Jewellers & Opticians Main Street 47, Zurich `Oy 4'4 4 -.ire LOCAL 111ABKETS Coreoted every Thursday, Butter $0,28 Eggs 30 Dried Apples ' 05 Potatoes t0 Wheat $1.55 0,57 Oats 60 61 Barley 65 75 Buckwheat . 70 Flour 3.75 4.25 Bran $27.00 Shorts 29.00 Low Grade 85.00 Live bogs fob Hensall 7,50 Local News Mi•. John Weido visited relatives in Buffalo the past few weeks. Mr Garnet Jacobe spent a few days with friends at Exeter last week. Master Herbert Rinker of Dashwood sdent Sunday with friends in Zurich, -Miss Alma Kalbfleisch returned home on Saturday from an extended visit to Detroit. Miss C. J, Hess returned last week from an extended visit with her sister, Mrs G. A. Bissett, of Saltford. Miss Esther Zettel returned to Berlin Last Thursday after a pleasant visit for a few weeks with her parents, For Sale—Frame Driving Shecl 20 by 50 in good repair suitable for straw shed. E Stelk ,13 miles east and south of Drysdale The grants to fall fairs by the Government have been cut in half as the result of scarcity of funds in the Provincial Treasury. The juvenile hockey team journyed to Hensall last Saturday and played a friendly game with the juniors of that place winning out by a score of. 9 to 8, No change has been made in the system of licensing and examining 2hauffeura, from that in force' during the past year. In case of chauffeurs who have already passed the examin- ation it will not be necessary that they be examined again. A fee of '1 renews the. license. An interesting wood bee was. held at John Oesch's farm last Thursday, when many of the old woodsmen tried their skill once more in the work of sawing and splitting wood. The con- tests were numerous and keenr but at the end of the day's work it `vas found that Mr. J. P. Rau held the honors of champion wood splitter and 1\4 ;aJ. P. Wurn and H. Brenner the. ciihinpion wood sawyers. HONK! HONK! Automobile Licenses will cost more this year. Mr Arthur H. Keene, see- retary of the London and Western Motor Club, who has again been em- powered to issue auto licenses in West- ern Ontario will be prepared to under- take the work within a few days, and while 1914 markers are valid until the end of January, it is probable that the new cards will appear within a week. While the prelimnary announce- ment of the decision of the Ontario Government to charge- for licenses on the horse -power basis was accompanied The rate of postage from Canada to the Uuited Kingdon on letters address- ed to British and Canadian troops has been reduced to two cents. The reg- ular rate is five cents, so this extension of two cents an ounce is a decided re- duction in favour of correrponclence going to the soldiers. by the statement that the department reserved the right to snake special esti- mates to suit particular cases, it is not definitely known that for the present ab least the horsepower will be calcula- ted by the hard and fast rule of the A L A M., formula, This is particalariy pleasing to own- ers of shall -bore, long -stroke motors. A license for a 4 cylinder model T Ford, 2B horsepower will cost $6.00. I ani again takingorders for fertilizer and beg to state that my prices will c'nnparo favorably with any quoted by other dealers. I sold 100 ton last year and all had good results. I sell a different fertilizer for different soils, By canvassing fanners I can learn about the kind of soil their farm is composed of and can specify the right fertilizer. A dealer who does not can- vas vernally sells one kind of fertilizer foie all kinds of soils and a good result cannot be looked for. Prices from $10 per ton to $50 per ton according bo ingredients. JOHN I-lEY Jr. Agent for Caliedian I+'ertilizer Co. BEST . BY TEST ZURICH SCHOOL DEPORTS The following report shows the re- lative standing of the pupils of the Senior Division, based on a thorough examination on all work covered. Sr Grad (19 subjects). Gordon Alanson 83%, Lloyd K alb- fleisch 80, Leila Seibert 80, Gertie Weber 79, Clayton Hoffman 76, Verde Fritz 69. Jr Gracl, (16 subjects.) Genevieve Zettle 90%, Milton Hey - rock 81, Gertie Kaercher 77, Verde, Fuss 71, Edward Laporte 66, Dennis Ducharme 65, Clayton Pfile 63, Willie Seibert 62. Jr Entrance (12 subjects.) Carl Miller 79%, Minnie Merner 77 Roy Foster 74, hazel Fritz . 72, Len- nis Callas 71, Walter Bender 54, Ward Fritz 47. To pass requires 40% on -each subject and 60% on the total G S Howard Principal. The following is the report of room 2 for the month ofJanuary. The navies are in order of merit, being based on attendance, proficencey and general demeanour, Sr 1I— 113 Seibert. E Geiger'. J Yringblut and L O'Brien (equal). G Zettle D Fritz, H Neuschwanger, and L Rau (equal). G Walper. P Miller C Meaner and E Ducharme (equal). M Thiel, H Foster and E"Fisher(equal Jr II --J Davidson. E Deitrich, M Preeter and E Howard (equal). T Deichert. M Uttley and J Zettel (equ- al). A Mittleholtz. M Howald and P Leibold (equal). Jr .II --J Davidson, E Deitrich. M Preeter and E Howald (equal). T Deichert. M Uttley and J Zettle (eq- ual). A. Mittleholtz. M Howald and P Leibold (equal). Pr—C Simon. L Albrecht. G Ducharme. V Davidson. E Bender. Sr I—M Prang. F Deichert. J Ewen. Jr G Schwalm. R Fisher. F Davidson. A Gascho. M A Lamont. Teacher. 41, Master Herbert. Kraft of Dashwood spent Sunday at his home. A large quantity of saw logs are be- ,ing teamed to F. C. Kalbfleisch's mill, ' Mr. end Mrs. Henry Kraft were v sitin!t [1VIr. and Mrs. Louis Kraft on Monday. ' Have installted an up-to-date skate sharpening outfit. A 1 work guarante- ed. G R Hess. Revs.- �Tt, Cr,-,Mlll4w•let't . for ;'(1`hesley rdnesday, where he delivers an ad- s on the Laymen's Missionaryement. ' Mr John Theil, son of Conrad Theil, of this village, left last week for London, where he joined the third contingent, now training in that city. Our mailing list has been corrected up to date, If you have paid your subscription it should show on the label.. Let us khow at once if your label has not been changed, Mrs Magdalena McCormick has sold her residence in the north end of town to Mr Leno Kipper, who recently re- turned from the west. The consider- ation is $1600. 00. Mr and Mrs Kipper have secured a fine home. . AUCTION SALE Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Lnpiements on lot 23,concession 4, about three miles north-west of Hensall, on Feb. 25th 1915, at 1 o'clock. F. Deters proprietor, E. Bossenberry, Auctioneer. COAL! COAL! Deleware, Lackawanna, & • Western Coal Co's Scranton Coal All sizes ALF. SCRUTON Hensall, Zurich Feed Store Leading Brand of Flour, Shorts, Bran and. Feed Corn Produce of all kinds taken in exchange. We are agents for. Interna- tional and Royal Purple stock food. , Also e full line of Grocer. ies on hand. Isaac Hudson F rm I:::::.'�' temente Let us know your wants. We handle everything in Farm Implements. Engine Supplies Pullies, all sizes and krnds, Belting, leather or canvas, all sizes. Shaft boxing and shafting, Pump and pump 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. • ry,it f � If'iti,. UNDERT KING Prompt Service Moderate Charges. Tailor Shop and Laundry e Hs N 'u.rioh, Ontario LOU ,a. ��?'