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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-05-28, Page 8Prints and Ginghams The' new Prints and (ingbains have arrived end we have a,. largo assortment of colors and patterns to ohoose from. We also have the famous steel chid Galatea, an extra long wearing *cloth. sttitable Lor eliiidrens' dresses, suits and ladies house. dresses. 'New Curtain Goods Our range of curtains and curtain materials 1s now complete Should you require anything in the line of draperies, curtains, blinds, etc, Do nct 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 date designs at prices that will interest you. Walsooirry FE is famishing such as Lin oleums, Floor Oil Cloths, Rngs, Carpets, etc, No trouble to show goods at any tinge even if you are not - just ready to buy. We would be pleased to have you Dome and see,all.our new lines of seasonable goods. SEED CORN We have a large -stock ofthe following varieties : Wisconsin No. 7, Improved Learning and WhiteCap Yellow Dent. Fresh Groceries always on hand. Produce taken in exchange RUBY and GASCHO e 'asa •r •a 9 s A CLOCK -leaKlifsii Lassa! rl—is the most important piece of ti 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.O0A We don't sell the 43 cent alarm clock, usually sold for $ 1.00... P. W. Hess & Go. Jewellers & Opticians , f teas as K,Sa I t.KSICa;asSaaeara7s sS .. IFIKq*.CSZC ,.. ,say gess.-•y:!.. nese' eZ .'e m r-.KKS may S 7 FLOUR, FEED & SEED STORE Having purchased the business lately conducted by I. Hudson, I beg to notify the public that 1 have a complete stock of Flour: FIVE ROSES, MILVERTON, ROYAL. HOUSEHOLD and EXETER BRANDS. Also Feed of all kinds. All kinds of Field and Garden Seeds Groceries, Salt, .Stock Foods, Etc., Etc. Eggs taken in exchange for goods George McBride Telephone 23 COAL! COAL! Deleware, Lac'. >awanna, & Western Coal Co's Scranton Coal All sizes ALF. SCRUTON Hensall. G. OLTZM AN x 1sT ai co Agent Zurich Ont High Grade Copper and Aluminum Lightning Gon. doctors. Ann very busy, please hand, in your orders early, as I do the work Myself, Prices right on easy terries. Telephone 34, FIERTILIZFIR I have a carload of Fer tilizer on hand, Parties wishing to buy some in any quantity can secure it from: me at any time at my farm. (lave all kinds on hand, ranging from $1.0 to $10 per ton. JOHN HEY Jr. Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co. BEST BY TEST HOUSE FOR SALE. Fine 12 roomed brick dwelling, newly built, for sale, situated in Zurich Purnaee and modern improvements are installed. Good new stable on premises and one-half acre of land. Will be sold at reasonable primo. For particulars apply to W H Bender, Zurich. Millinery Openings We beg to announce to the Ladies of Dashwood and vicinity 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. KELLERMAN &SON aSl'1.'C ooci. LOCAL MARKETS Corrected every Thursday. Butter $0:22 Eggs 20 Dried.Apples Potatoes Wheat $1.40 Oats Barley Buckwheat Flour Bran Shorts. 05 30 $1.40 65 65 70 3.75 4.25 $28.00 Low Grade Live EIogs fob Local News HICKS'. il'ORECASTS The First Regular Storm Period is central on the 2nd, extending from May 31st to Jerre •5th: . The -Moon is on the eeles!ial equator, and at last quarter on the. 4th. The period as, still covered by the Venus'influence, the Mercnry•period is central on the 3rd, and the summer solstice period of the Earth is beginning to make itself felt. We will note, also, that the cob- junction of Jupiter and the 'Moon -a fact that cannot be entirely ignored in this storm and weather business—falls on the 5th. Putting all these causes together, we may reasonable say the first weak in June promises many, and some dangerous storm c1evelopmen0. If these storms take the form of daily thunder showers, the barometer will not fall to very low readings. But if the temperature rises very high, and the barometer falls to abnormally low readings, with fitful gusts of . south winds, you had better count on violent and dangerous storms. We will, name. Wednesday the 2nd, to Sunday the 5th as central danger days. A. very low barometer will form in western extremes by the 1st and 2nd; cloudi- ness and storms . of wind, -rain and will start on their eastward march, and dud ngthe B 44h amid'Sth', they 30.00 visit parts of the country, widening 38.00 out in their scope,and 9 25 growing more violent in force as they cross the great central valleys. We will name the Dr A J McKinnon attended a Medi ell convention held at Peterboro an Tuesday. For sale—Two good fresh milking cows, and two calves. Apply to John Galster, Zurich. The apple crop of 1915 is not ex- pected to be up to the average, is the report of apple buyers throughout the county. The Township of Hay was named in 1835 in honou ol R W Hay,Joint Secretary for the colonies with Lord Stanley. Mrs H L Peine, and two daughters, Misses Olive and Helena, of London, visited relatives here for a few . days this week, Mr Ford W Sparks who has been visiting his parents in Stanley ,town' ship, left on Tuesday for Perdue, SAW where he has a business office. Rev W Miller is attending the an• nual synod of the Lutheran church being held in Berlin this week, and as a consequence no services will be held here nest Sunday. Mr J Haberer is attending as a lay delegate. The Robert Bean murder still re- mains a mystery, and unless some- thing unlooked for turns up 11 will never be solved. The detectives are looking for the gun ;with which the deed was done, but so far have been unsuccessful. At the minstrel concert held in Seaforth last Thursday night, the members of the Seaforth hockey team were all presented with handsome solid leather club bags by the management. Mr, L. W. Hoffman, of this village. was one of the recipients of the bags, A Harvard professor has arraigned the common cold in severe terms; it. is infectious and people are asked to take precautions against its spread.' While persons suffering from ordinary colds can not, of course, be isolated, they should take measures which -will not stake them common carriers of the disease. What the patient should do, in his own interest as well as that of others, is to stay at home for a day or two preferably in bed. Better than medicines is the "rest cure." It pre- vents the disease from dragging along and turning into malignant forms. At this season of the year when colds are so easily contracted the following concise advise is given by the Harvard authority to those who would remain well: Keep out of the way of sneezers and coughers; don't handle them or let thein handle you. for a shake of the hand, from ane who has recently coughed or sneezed into bis hand, may infect you." ---Montreal Star. LOOK UP YOUR LABEL 'Cake a look at the label this week We have corrected our subscription list up to May 12 th. and those who have paid their subscription account during•.the past several weeks should find that the correction of date has been made. If you find that the label does not read as it should call at the office or write us and we will See that the correction is made. And 'by the way, there are at few who have not had any change made in their label in some time. Those subscrip- tions Should be Paid at once, 4th as the day of greatest culmination and danger. Very heavy and general rains may be expected at this time, causing dangerous local floods and freshets. Rising barometer and change to cooler will wind up this period. Apiary Demonstrations 1915 Great interest has been shown in the apiary demonstrations conducted throughout the Province under the direction of Mr Morley Pettit, Provin- cial Apiarist. The attendance at the fifty-five meetings held during the season of 1914, averaged 34, while in 1912 the average was 25, Unex- celled opportunities are offered those present to have • their difficulties in beekeeping explained, and the demon- strator, having the apiary and the equipment at his disposal is able to illustrate his remarks to great advanta-. ge The meetings `are" held in the apiaries: Hires are opened and the working of the colony displayed. Attention is directed to the different kinds of cells, the various stages of the brood, the queen is pointed out, and suggestions made on the activities of the colony. Foul Brood, swarming, wintering and requeening and also dis- cussed and is-cussedand the time is very profitably spent both for the beginner • and the experienced beekeeper. The use of models of a wintering ease for wintering four colonies out- doors will be an interesting addition to the meetings to be held this season. Already arrangements are under way for two demonstrations in each county. The date and place of meeting will be announced in the ;papers and on cards sent to beekeepers.. From present indications these me- etings will be more widely attended and of greater value to the beekeeper than ever before. For particulars apply to the Api- culture Department, Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph. May, 1915. Meeting of the Huron County Council. The council of the corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Council chamber, in the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the first of June next, at the hour of 3 o'clock. All accounts requiringsettlement must be placed with the clerk before this date. W. Lane, Dated Goderich, May 17, 1915. Clerk Township of "-Hay. .Court of Revision. Notice is hereby given, that the first sitting of the Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the ,Muni- cipality of the Township of Hay for the year 1915, will be keld at the Township Hall at Zurich, on Satur- day, the 29th day of May, 1915, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. M. All parties having business at said Court will guide themselves . accord- ingly. Dated at Zurich the 18th day of May, 1915, F. Hess, Sr., Township Clerk, Is i n :d.. Tf1 i.s ITh s urn ail or gasoline DETROIT VAPOR STOVES "Work Like G The above recreations will be yours by using a labor saving cook stove. The Detroit Vaper stove works just like a gas stove- simply light the burners and put cooking on at once. Tt is, cheaper to cook with than wood or coal. Sen styles . to select from costing from $10.00-np. Come to s,ee the'm;' We also sell New Perfection and Florence 01 Stoves C. 14121RT'LRI13, 'ZURICH HUROiM'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE NIL Au tTnusually Attractive Dis;lay 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 cleaningtime Note these Prices New American percale, 1 yd' wide, for 12ao a yard Organdie, Crepes, Muslins. Piques. in all colors, from 150 to 25c a yard Child's Suitings Special Suiting for Childs wear in plain colors at 15o a yard, Underwear We have a large selection of ladies children's and men's underwear for summer wear. 1'roduoe of all kinds 'wasted J. J. MERNER. Zurich /`UUI�I tor' The Keystone orae -wheel Tongue Truck Per -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 farmer should have for his implements. Let us show you sample. Many now in use in this section. LOUIS PRANG POWER WASH I NH MACHINES. operated by GASOLEN,E;; In different sizes, .1, 2 and 3 tub, Just what you hails been looking for. Why not save your wife ar housekeeper' some of the hardlabor by adopting improved methods, Call and see msaehitte ha operation, izun (Gail+;