HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-04-30, Page 8Prints and Gingham.s
`Me new Prints and (lingbarns have arrived and we have a
large assortn'ient of colors std. patterns to choose from. We
also have ttae famous steel clad (aiulatea, an extra long wearing
cloth'; suitable ion ohiidrens' dresees, suits and ]tidies house
dresses.
New Curtain Goods
Our range of ourtaine an 1 curtain materials is now oomplete
Should you require anything in the lino of draperies, curtains,
blinds, etc, Do nc`s fail to call and see our lines before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Wall Papers
New Wall Papers now to hand, in a large variety of new
up to elate deeigna at prioes that will interest you.
Walso ) ►e .; `.I t s ata a.3'.i;n; 3, sa r't as Lin oleums, Floor
Oil Olotlrs, Rugs, Carpets, etc.
No trouble t r show goods at any time even if you are not
just ready to bay. We would be pleased to have you come and
see all tier new hues of seasonable goods.
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We have a large stock of the following varieties:
Wisconsin No. 7, Improved
Lea.mhn g and White Cap
Fellow Dent,
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
Produce taken in exchange
RUBY and GASOIIO
PHONE. 17
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CLOCK
—is the most important piece of
furniture iu the house. We Have the kind for
the kitchen, fresh from the factory, at $3.50, Oak
or Walnut, 1915 Model Movements.
Alarm Clocks, $1.50 to ;3,00.
We don't sell the 43 cent alarm clock,
ustial[y sold for $1.00.
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Jewellers & Opticians
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COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall,
Zurich Feed
Store
Leading Brand of
Flour, Sho its, Bran
and Feed Corn
Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange.
We are agents for Interna-
tional and Royal Purple
stook food.
Also a full line of Grocer-
ies on hand.
Isaac Hudson
New
BLACKSMITH
SCOP
1 have opened up a. blacksmith
shop in Brock's old stand, opposite
Town Hall, Ready for business
Monday, Mar 1st.
Horseshodn
• and Repairing
w MO LEY
FERTILIZER
I have a carload of Per
tilizer on hand. Parties
wishing to buy some in
any quantity can secure it
from me at any time at
my farm.
Have all kinds on hand,
ranging froth $10 to $40
per ton.
JOHN HEY* Jr.
Agent for Canadian Fortilizer Co.
BEST BY TEST
a HO TZMAl,
Insurance Agent
urich Out
High Grade Copper and
Aluminum Lightning Con-
ductors.
A very busy, please land in.
your orders early, as 1 do the work
myself,
Prices right on easy terms.
Telephone 34,
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Fine 12 roomed brick dwelling,
newly built, for sale, situated in Zurich
Furnace and modern inpeovements
are installed. Good new stable on
premises and one-half acre of land.
Will be sold al reasonable plrice. 'For
pa,rticu ars apply to W' H Bander,
Z *rich.
MONEY
For the Farmer.
lklake 100% on your money by
investing $10 or $20 now. Yon can
do this by putting out an apple
orchard, OUR, NURSERY IS
FREE FRONT DISEASES WE
HAVE: NEVER, HAD SAN .JOSE
SCALE.
A (Beautiful Home for Everyone
may be had by planting a few vines
and shrubs, as Boston Ivy, Doughty
Perkins pink climbing rose, and
some ornamental:trees and ever-
greens,
All orders sent in now, direct to
u i will be in time for this spring's
delivery.
ADDRESS'
JOHN STEWA,RT ESTATE
R. R. No. 4, Goderich, Ont
Goderioh Rural Phone 6 on 7.
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday,
Better._. x+0.25
Eggs 20
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes 30
Wheat
Oats.,
Barley
Buckwheat
$1.80 $1.30
a 5555
70 70
70
Flour , 3.75 4,25
Bran $28.00
Shorts 30.00
Low Grade 88.00
Live Hogs fob Hensall 8.25
Local News
Carload of cement received at
Hartleib's.
Mr John Gascho has moved into
the dwelling of 11irs A. Faust.
Miss 'Pearl Buchanan, of Toronto,
is visiting relatives here this week.
Mr and Mrs J Kellerman, of Dash-
wood, were guests at the home of Mr
0 Fritz, on Sunday.
Mr Peter Iropf, who is opening up
a garage at the rear of his dwelling,
received his lathe last Saturday. The
machine weighs over 2000 pounds
and with it any class of work can be
performed.
Mr Robert ,Lai'mour,' our veteran
stage dei vet; began his usual summer
work last Monday, after a. rest during
the winter months. Mr Larniour has
driven the stage between Zurich and
Hensall for nearly twenty-five years.
The fall wheat throughout this
section is showing up splendidly and
seems to have stood the winter well.
The exceptionally mild weather during
the whole of last winter , has bad a
favorable effect upon it and the early
mpring has given it a good start.
We are again handling the popular
New Perfection Blue Flange Oil Stoves
this season. So simple that any child
can operate them. Absolutely •safe.
Ready in an instant. Call at our
store and see stove in operation or
ask those who are using them. J
Preeter.
Peter Randall, a Zurich boy, who
is a sergeant of the Mechanical Trans-
port of the first Canadian contingent,
arrived in London last Thursday
from France, where he received injuri-
es to his right leg and foot, which
was badly crushed by a team running
away, the heavy wheelsopassing over
that member. The London papers
printed excellent pictures of Mr
Randall in last Friday's issue.
One of the largest gathering of flax
interests ever convened in Ontario was
held at London recently to carry out
tho request of the government for the
production of more flax and fibre, and
to see what inducements could be offer-
ed to have large linen Tullis started in
Ontario. The subject was discussed
from all sides, and in order to make
the work effective the government is
being requested to establish a flax
bureau. Those present decided to or-
ganize under the Dominion Governm-
ent, with an executive of seven from
this province.
The announcement was made dur-
ing the recent session of the Legisla-
ture that the Provincial Department
of Agriculture swill shortly •rearganize
the system .with respect to Farmers'
Institutes. The present system has
not produced all the results expected,
and the change will be made almost
immediately. The scheme is to amal-
gamate : all local organizations and en-
list in some way the oo•opsration of
the municipalities and the local hoards
of trade. A largerprogrim of jtYdg-
ing with respect to field crops and
ether branches of agriculture will be
introduced, and a fuyther revival of
interest in agricultural sducal,ion is
planned.
WEDDINGS
1311ISSCN--DTJOUARME
An interebtingeve' t was celebrated
in the Roman Catholic 'church on
Tuesday forenoon when Miss Enema,
daughter of Air and Mrs Peter Dnch-
arme, Bronson Line, Hay, was, united
in the holy bonds of wedlock with Mr
Louis Brisson, of Drysdale, a son, of
Aserich Brisson, of neat St Jogepli
by Bev A. A Rondo!: of Drysdale.
After the ceremony the wedding party
and guests repaired to the home of the
bride's parents where they were royal-
ly entertained. Mr and Mrs Brisson
left on a short wedding trip after which
they will take up housekeeping in
Drysdale, where Mr Brisson conducts
a general store.
SIEUON—CFP ARRP.+,TTE
Another interesting event took
place in the sante church on the sante
morning when Rev, A. Stroeder un-
ited in marriage Miss Agnes, daughter
of 11fr and Mrs B. f;harrette, Sauble
Line, Hay, and Mr Frederick Siemon,
of Zurich- A.pleasant time was spent
by all present at the home of the
bride's parents after the ceremony.
The Herald joins with themany friends
of the young couples in extendnig.
best wishes.
CARDINAL FACTS
This is Canada's war.
What will the harvest be?
Increaseof knowledge means increase
of production,
The first essential for thehighest
yield is good seed
Not only grain growers, but breed-
ers and all producers ate making his-
tory at this juncture.
Value of the crop is increased if
treated for smut prevention.
Failure to secure suitable varieties
is a frequent cause of poor ensilage.
All grain intended for seed should
be cleaned and graded, in order to
retain only the strong kernels.
Farmers who have separate houses
for their laborers have no difficulty in
in securing help.
Good labor is worthy employment
in winter as well as in spring, summer
and autumn.
If labor is scarce now, it will not be
more plentiful in another year, so it is
wise to encourage present help.
'=A. bureau of' employment could find
useful work in every town of size.
Austria has decreed that every _acre
oust be utilized for production. Was-
ting land is the worst form of extravag-
ance.
Live stock is the foundation of per-
manently successful farming today,
as it has always been.
The farmer who conserves his best
stockfor breeding will profit greatly in
the future.
When manure is pilled and allowed
to heat, the vitality of most of the
seeds is destroyed; but when drawn to
the field from the stable, or not left
long enough in the pile to become well
rotted, manure is one of the most im-
portant means of seed dispersal.
Canada is many time larger in area
than Belgium, but in propulation,
there is not a great deal of difference,
that is, considering Belgium before the
war. Britain is the protector of small
states. The greater the area and var-
iety of area, the more pretection is
needed when the occasion arises..
New ads -0. Hartleib, Ruby &
Gascho, J.. J. Merner.
Formaldehyde for Smut on Grain
Best quality there is. 25 and50c bottles
A, W. E. Hethphill, Druggist, Hensall
Services in the Evangelical church"
next Sunday and during the summer.
months will be as follows: Sunday
School at 9.45 a. m. German Service
11.00 a. m. English Service 7.00
p. rn. The Evening service will be
changed to 7.80 a little later on,
Everybody invited to these services.
Mr Frank Weaver, voice specialist
and concert pianist, of London, Ont,,
is visiting Zurieh this week to foam a
class of pupils in voice culture and
piano. Mr Weaver has a first class
reputation as a teacher and has large
classes of unpile in Exeter, Goderich,
Clinton and Wingham. Mr Weaver's
v0eal pupils are soloists in various
churches in Ontario. He will be in
'Ettrich.every'Thursday. For terns,'
etc., apply to A. F. Hess, Herald Office
Zuaieh.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, in Zurich,
on Saturday, May lst, at 8 o'clock
p. in. E. Bossenberry, auctioneer, Mrs
s
Mary Greb, propicietorese.
Of Horses, Cattle, Buggies and
'Harness, at Dashwood, on igaturclay,'
May 8th, at 2 o'clock, p. m- 13 Boss-
enberry and George Schroeder, prop-
rietors; 1i Bossenberry auctioneer,
11 or Gasoline
illl`i'" DAUGHTER LIKES
lY.t to cook on my new
Detroit -Vapor stove. She
says its just as easy to cook
on as Aunt 11Iartha's city gas stove. I
find it costs less than wool or coal,
and besides it's so clean. •
Comte and see these wonderful stoves.
We have just received a large con-
signment, They are beauties. Prices
$10.00 up. Ten styles to select from.
We also sell
New Per`ection
and
iorenoe Oil stores
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HURON'S LARLEST COMBINATION ::TORE
:;=;
An Unusually Attractive Display of
Sm.art Waists
For Spring and Summer
We earnestly ask your inspection. To see them is to
want one or more. Reasonably priced.
Now is the time for
New Linoleuns, Oil Cloths and
Curtains daring house cleanh igtiine
Note these
Prices
New American percale, t ;'d wide,
for 120 a yard
Organdie, Crepes, Mnslins, Piques.
in all colors, from 15o to 25o a yard
Child's Suitings
Special Suiting for r..hilds wear ins
plain colors at 15s reward, •
Underwear
We have a large selection of ladies
children's and men's ' underwear
for Rummer wear.
Produce of all kinds wanted
J. J. MP1TER, Zurich
The Keystone
one -wheel
Tongue Truck
Por Harvesting and
Seeding Machinery
The trunk is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. It is easy on the
horses necks, a comfort to horses
as well as the driver. A conven-
ience that every fanner should
have for hie implements. Let us
show +ou sample, Many now in use
i
in this s io
this Sectinn. •
POWERWASHING
MACHINES
operated by
GASOLENE
In different sizes. i, 2 an d,3 tab
Just what you' cif, ve ' been looking
for. Why not save your wife et
Housekeeper some rig the hard lather
by adopting in ,.r o`d. rt)etltofl5 .
Call and see in :c•tOses iii "'operation.
LOUIS PRANG