HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-05-07, Page 8Prits and Ginghams
The new Print: and (linghanas have nrrived and we have ,a
large assortment of colors :.nd patterns to abo0se from. \'i'e
.also have tine famous steel clad Galatea, un extra long wearing
cloth. suitable for elLii'dreens• dresses, snits and ladies house
dresses • .
±4ewrel Goods
Our range of curtain; an 1 curtain materials is naw oomplete
Should you require anything in the line of tlrkLperies, curtains,
blinds,
ete, leo n,:t fail to 01111 and see our lines before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
Wall papers
New Wall Papers now to haul, in a large variety o new
up to date designs at prices that will intersst you.
Walso 1 Lrrfa t 4111:14i, sa )1 as Liao—lawns, floor
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Carpets, eto.
No trouble to sh•aw goads at any tinge even if you are not
3ust ready to buy. We would be pleased to have you come and
see all oar new limns of seasonable goods.
EE
We have a large stock of the following varieties:
W isconsi R F No. 7, Improved
Learning and White Cap
Yellow Dent.
€+'resp Groceries always on hand.
Produce taken in exchange
RUBY and GASOIIO
PHONE 11
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A CLOCK
rig
—is the most inaportan.t piece of
furniture in 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,
usually sold for $ 1.00..
F. W. Hess & eo.
Jewellers & Opticians
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`COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. • SCRUTON
Hensall.
New
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
I have opened up s dacksmith
shop in Brock's old stand, opposite
Town Hall, Ready for business
Monday, Mar_lst.
ialorseshoeing and Repair'int
A. W. 1VIORLEY
FERTILIZER
.Al'
Insurance Agent
Zurich Ont
High Grade Copper and
Aluminum Lightning Oon-
ductors«
Atn very busy, please hand in
your orders early, as I do the work
myself,
Prices right on easy terms.
it'en ttp .•tnt'L'C Is um4u11.1; u..
♦,Li,M i•I.,. avian a TL,'ttr *Q..i.
1 have a carload of Fer
tilizer on hand. Parties
wishing to buy some it
any quantity can secure it
from me at any time at
my farm.
Have all kinds on hand,
ranging from $10 to 890
per ton.
JOHN HEY Jr.
Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co.
BEST BYTEST;
zqcom
Millinery Openings
\Ve beg to announce to th3 Ladies of
+vo0(1 and 1'ieinity that we have
added a Millinery Department to our
business.
Our Spring Opening
in charge of Miss Crawford will be
held on
Tuesday and Wednesday
March 23rd and 24th
and following days.
You are cordially invited.
G. KEL M M 1 AN & SON
ZliwO vd.
MONEY
For the Farmer.
Make 100% on your money by.
investing ii10 or $20 now. You Cap
do this by putting out an apple
orchard.. OUR NUR;..;ERY IS
FREE FROM DISEASES. WE
HAVE NEVER HAD SAN Km;
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
orae ornamental !trees' and ever-
greens,
All orders sent in now, direot to
u; will be in time for this spring's
delivery..
ADDRESS
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
R. R. No. 4, Goderich, Ont.
Goderioh Rural Phone G on 7.
LOCAL MARKtiTS
Corrected every Thursday.
I3u Iter.
Eggs
Dried Apples........ ...........
Potatoes
Wheat $1.55
Oats
Barley 70
Buckwheat
Flour
Bran
Shorts
Low Grade
Live flogs fob Hensall
$0.25
20
05
30
$1.35
55 55:
70
70
8.75. 4.25
$28.00
80.00
38.00
8.40
Local News
Mr E J Walper, of Dashwood,
shipped a carload of cattle from here
last Saturday.
To -day, Friday, is Arbor Day at
our public school. Flower' beds, etc.,.
are being arranged and planted, and
the boys and girls are busy brightningl
and brushing up things gererally.
During the hot weather two weeks
ago, no less than twenty' horses ' suc-
cumbed to the intense heat in this
section, eleven of these being lost by
fanners of Stephen township.
HOUSE FOR SALE,
Fine 12 roomed brick dwelling,
newly built, for sale, situated in Zurich
li'urnace and modern improvements
re installed. Good inew stable on
''enises and one-half acre of land.
\\Till be sold at reasonable price. For
particulars apply tn. W H Bender,
Zurich..
NOTICE
While returning to their 'home on
Saturday might, Mr and Mrs J Hey,.
Jr., metwith an accident which might'
have resulted more seriously. They
collided with a buggy coming in the
opposite direction and Mrs Hey was
thcowtf out of the . rig, sustaining a
number of bruises,
'While there is not much prospect of
increase in teachers' salaries this war
year, the report of the Minister of.
Education shows that during the past
five years the average salaries of lady
teachers, has increased in the rural
schools from $382 to $524 and of male
teachers from $462 to $500, In urban
schools the average has advanced from
$560 to $647 for ladies and from $995'
$1,225.="-"1 b1k:
INLAND REVENUE STAMPS
Enquiries having bead received in
regard to postage stamps being used
for the prepayment of war duties on
bank cheques, bills of exchange, pro-
missory notes, express money orders,
proprietary' or patent medicines, per•
Emery, wines or champagne, as well
as upon letters and postcards, postal
notes and post office money orders,
notice is hereby given that this use
of postage stamps is in strict accord-
ance with the provisions of the special
'War Revenue Act, 1015, which pro-
vides that postage stamps may bo used
in lieu of inland Revenue War Stamps.
in fullfillment and discharge of any
requirement under the Act that adhesi-
ve stamps be affixed. The public is
at all times to use postage stamps for
any 'purpose for which Inland Reven-
ue War Stamps may be used, but it
is especially provided in the Act that
Inland Ravenna War Stamps are not
to be used on letters, postcards, postal
notes or Post Offnee . money orders,
the only 'Fiannps allowed on these
being ordinary postage stamps or
portage stamps upon which the words
`War Tax" have been printed.
Having disposed of the flour and
feed business -4 would ask all parties
indebted to me on account to call at
my house and settle for same as soon
as possible.,
I Hudson.
PASTURE FOR RENT
Have good pasture for 40 head of
cattle, Call 1 on 84 for ,.terms or
apply to Wm Bender, Goshen line
.4. I *151 i,` 1. Er aay..1 .•,.... r
IIAV COUNCIL
The mew hers of Bay counoil met
in the Town 1lall, Zua•ieb,oan liktnar
day afteruoit . All the members wet
present. 'file 1915 assessment roll
was, accepted from Liao assessor and _e.
(Joust of Revision of the sane . will
be held on Saturday, May 29th, at 10
o'clock, a iu, 'The following accounts
.vei'e passed: •Dr 13 Campbell, examin-
ationof ()Rupp, $5;Alun iCipral World,
supplies, $1.80; G. T. 11,, freight,
$16,66; Cau, Tncl, Telephone Co.,'.
supplies, $210.58; A. Z.ettel, work
telephone, $12.50; Bell Tel. Co., L D
tolls, Murch, $88.03; 0 Eilber, attend'-
ing smallpox cases, $b.60; 0 Eilber,
grading Centre Road, $21:00; P
Bunn, damage to plow, $2.50; G
Blackwell, assessor's salary, $96.00
The council will tweet again on Sat-
urday, May 29th, at 10 o'clock, a, m,
F. Hess, 'Sr,, Clerk.
Co-operative Experiments in
Weed Eradication.
During the past three years (1912-
18-14) the Department of Botany of
the Ontario Agricnitnral College, in
connection with the work of the
Ontario Agricultural and Experiniental
Union, carried on 0o -operative Experi-
ments in the Eradication of . Weeds.
Some forty five farmers co operate in
this work. The weeds experimented
wills were Perennial Sow Thistle
Twitch Grass, Bladder Campion, Wild
Mustard and Ox -eye Daisy. Some
very interesting and yaluable results
were obtained. Those who, took part
in these experiments profited by the
experience. In nearly every instance
they cleaned the field experiment-
ed with, and demonstrated to their
own satisfaction the effectiveness of
the methods tried, and at the same
time the results furnish practical in-
formation to others.
Some of the practical informaaion
gained from these Co-operative Weed
Experiments:
1. That good cultivation, followed
by rape sown in drilla, provides a means
of eradicating both, Perennial Sow
Thistle and Twitch Grass.
2. That rape is a satisfactory.
crop to use in the destruction of Twitch
Grass than buckwheat.
8. That rape gives much better
results in the eradication of Twitch
Grass'. and "'Perennial Sow Thistle
when sown in drills and cultivated,
than• it does when sewn broadcast.
4. " That through deep cultivation
in fall and spring, followed by a well
cared for hoe crop, will destroy Blad-
der Campion..
5. That Mustard. may be prevent-
ed from seeding in oats, wheat and
barley by spraying with a twenty der -
;cent solution of iron sulphate,
These co-operative weed experimen-
ts will be centiuued this year. The
weeds to be :experimented with are
Perennial Sow Thistle, Twitch Grass,
Bladder Campion or Cow Bell, Wild
Mustard and On -eye Daisy. All who
ave any of these weeds on their
harms are invited to write to the Dir
-
f ctor of Co-operative Experiments in
eWeed Eradication, C A 0, Guelph,
Ontario, who will gladly furnish in-
formation concerning this experiment-
al work.
BORN.
Nelson -In Exeter, on April 26th, to
Mr and Mrs Thos Nelson, a son.
Sehlundt-In Dashwood, on April
-27th, to Mr and Mrs John Schlundt,
a son.
DIED
Orr --At Bauble Line, Stanley, on
April 27th, Robert Orr, Sr., aged
80 years and 5 days.
McAsh—At Varna, on May 3rd, T J
McAsh, aged 68 years.
Logan—At Parr line, Stanley, on May
3rd, Mr Logan, aged 83 years.
Burn Oil or Gasoline
Y DAUGHTER LIKES
to cook on my new
Detroit -Vapor stove. She
says its just as easy to cook
on as Aunt 1\rartba's,city gas stove, I
find it costs less than wood or coal,
and besides it's so clean.
Come and see these wonderful stoves.
We have just received a large con-
signment,They are beauties. Prices
$10.00 up. Ten styles to select frons. _
We also sell
Tow Perfection
and
Florence Oil Stoves
e. I41RTLEIB, PH1
ONE I3
�UC�'CH
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
Formaldehyde for Smut on Grain
Best quality there is. 25 and50c bottles
A, W. E. Hemphill, Druggist,' Hensall
The -railway commission has ruled
that if railway coxnpanies in Canada
fail to refund the price of au unused
ticket within 30 clays from demand
on one class of ticket or 60 days on
another they are .liable to a fine of
,$25..
Mr Prank Weaver, voice specialist
and concert pianist, of London, Ont.,
is visiting Zurich this week to form a
class of pupils in `voice culture and
piano. Mr Weaver has a first class
reputation as a.teacher and has large
classes of Pupils in Exeter, Goderich,
Clinton and Winghain. Mr Weaver's
Vocal pupils ale soloists in various
churches in Ontario. He will be in
Zurich over. Thutsday. For terms,
etd., apply to A, F. Hess, Herald Office
Zurich, �tiYCt'.
Aa
Unusually .Attractive Display of
Smart 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 during house cleaningtire
Note these
Prices
New American percale, 1 yd wide,
for 12c a yard
Organdie, Crepes, Muslims. Ptques.
in all colors, from 15o to 25o a yard
Child's Suitings
Special Suiting for chi]ds wear in
plain colors at J 5c a yard,
Underwear
We have a large selection of ladies
children's and men's underwear
for summer wear.
Produce of all kinds wanted
J. J. MEPTER1 ZUriOli
4m
The Keystone
one--whee;
Tongue Truck .
For Harvesting and
Seeding Machinery
The truck is guaranteed to give
satisfaction. It is easy on the
horses necks, ti comfort to horses
as well as the driver. A oonven-
fence that every farther ehouid
have for his implements, Let us
show you sample. Many now in use
in this'seetioaa.
LOUIS PRANG
POWER WASH I NG,
MACHINES,
operated by
CH A S O L- E N E
In different sizes, i, 2 and 3 bub.
,hist what you have been looting
for. Why not save your wife or
housekeeper some ot. the hard tabor
by adopting improved methods'
Call a`tid see machine in operation,