HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-06-04, Page 8Prints and Gingirnms
The new Prints and Gingbarns have arrived and we have a
large assortment of colors farad patterns to choose from. We
also have the famous steel clad C ailaatea, an extra long wearing
cloth. suitable .:or °hitclrens' d,esees, suits and ladies house
dresses.
New Curtain Goods
Our range of curtains an 1 curtain materials is now oornplete
Should you require anything in the line of draperies, curtains,
blinds, etc, •J)o net fail to eall 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.
Walsooarca FI)1n3far.rtsliiuga,suc'1 as Linoleums, Floor
Oil Cloths, Maga, Carpets, etc.
No trouble to show goods at any time even if you are not'
just ready to buy. We would be pleased to have you come and
seeall our new linos of seasonehis goods.
SEED CORN
We have a large stock of the following varieties:
Wisconsin No. 7, Improved
Learning andWhite Cap
Yellow Dent.
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
Produce taken in exchange
RUBY and7 GASOHO
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.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.
C. KELLERMAN & SON
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter $0.22
Eggs............ .. 20
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes 30
Wheat $1.30 $L35
Oats... . . ..... . . 55 55
.Barley . ,..:.. 65 65.
Buck wheat 70.
Flour 3.75 4.� $28.0025
Bra►
Shorts
Low Grade
Live Hogs kb Hensall
30.00
38.00
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Local News.
Mr John Thiel spent a few days in
Toronto this week.
We clearing the balance of our
Art Cut. Glassware below cost. F. W.
Hess & Co..
For sale— Two good fresmilking
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cows, and two calves. Apply to John
Galster, Zurich.
Mr J. Hey, Jr., is having a large
silo erected on his farm. Mr A. Fost-
er has the contract.
Mr P. Lamont was called to London
Sunday, owing to the serious illness
of his brother, Mr James Lamont.
Any parties found trespassing on
the pasture field which I have rented
from Mr H. Weseloh, will be prosecut-
ed according to law. Andrew Theil.
Nearly 2,000,000 De Laval cream
separators now in -use. This is posit-
ive proof that itis the best made. See
and try one before buying a separator.,
L. Prang, agent, Zurich.
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See Our
New Flashlights
New
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and SaTe
Fine Stock of
Jewellery Just Arrived.
F. W. Riess & eo.
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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;>aw anna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
G. IIOI.LTZ111'•A1N
Insurance Agent
Zurich Ont
High Grade Copper and
Aluminum 'Lightning. Goin
ductorsr'
Am very busy, .please :hand in
your orders early, as I do the work
myself,
Prices right on, easy terms.
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 kinc's, on hand,
ranging from $10 to $40
per ton,
JOHN HEY Jr.
Agent for Canadian' Fertilizer Co.
BEST BY TEST
Mr Lambert Klopp, of the Lutheran.
Seminary, Waterloo, is spending his
holidays at his home here. He was
successful in passinghis lst year
examinations at the college.
Next Sunday afternoon will be ob-
served as Memorial Day by the con-
gregation of the Evangelical church.
Special services will be conducted at
the Bronson Line cemetery at 2.30 in
the afternoon by Rev. G. F. Brown.
Don't stand around onstreet corn-
ers and growl at the weather, but milk
your cows, or in other termsdo what:.
your hands may find to do. You will
fare much better, be healthier and
more ,contented and have far greater
possibilities of becoming a millionare
doing something for small pay than
doing. nothing and squandering the
little you have got.
PRACTICE SHOOT
A. few of the local shooters held .a
practice shoot at the fair grounds on
Monday evening when the following
high scores were made out of a possible
ten:. W G Hese 10; C Fritz 9; W
O'Brien 8; F W Hess 7 and J Webb
of London 7.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Fine 12 roomed brick dwelling,
newly built, for sale, situated in Zurich
Furnace and modern improvements
are installed. Good new stable on
premises and one-half acre of land.
Will be sold at reasonable pride. For
particulars apply to W H Bender,
7 i: rh.
LUTHERAN SYNOD
Berlin, May 27. ----The fifty-fourth
annual conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Canada opened. in
St Matthew's Lutheran Church here
this morning with a representative 'at-
tendance of clergy and laymen. Rev
E Hoffman, D D, Torontn, president,.
delivered the annual synod report,
showing grrtifyingprogress. Three new
churches in Berlin, Elmira and Han-
over were dedicated,
Officers for the ensuing year are:
President, Rev E Hoffman, Toronto;
secretary, Rev H L Henkle, Brant
Township; Rev E Balm, Wellesley.
This -evening a laymen's missionary
meeting was held at which addresses
were delivered by Rev J A M Kirsch,
Rochester, the delegate from the New
York Synod, and Louis Peine, New
Hamburg.
HAY COUNCIL
COURT OF REVISION
The council met as a Court of Rev-
ision of the 1915 Assessment roll on
Saturday forenoon,`' The appeal of
Charles Greb against his assessment
was not sustained. , A number of chan-
ges wsreinade in the dog ,tax.. A
large number of changes were made
where the property had changed hands
since the assessor was on his rounds.
The roll, as revised, was then adopt-
ed.
COUNCIL MEETING
Thecouncil met in the afternoon
in its regular monthly session, when
the following business was transacted.
The trustees of the Village of Zurich
were granted a credit of $600.00 to be
paid back when the taxes are collected,
and the treasurer was authorized to
advance the amount.
The following were appointed com-
missioners for the Centre Road.
Division 1, Frank Mousseau; No 2.
John Hey, Sr; Nn 3. James Sopha.
The following accounts were passed;
E. Theil, teaming $8.20; Geo. Thiel,:
teaming $6; G. T. R. freight $8.05;
Bell Telephone Co. April L. D. ' tolls
$35.05; Can. Ind. Tel. Co., supplies
$118,27; Crawford Cedar Co., carload
poles, $199.79. C. Eilber, grading,
$66.75; G. T. R., freight on poles,
freight and duty on poles, 69.76; E.
Deters, cleaning ditch, con. 2,'$14.85.
0, Deters, grading, $1.25. Jacob
Ortwein, telephone poles, $11.
The council will meet again on Sats
urday, July 8rd, at 2 o'clock.
F. Hess, Sr., Clerk
The Army Worm
The Army worm probable above all
other kinds of insects which increase
in enormous numbers periodically,
causes wide spread anxiety among
farmers when it appears suddenly in
a locality, and in a very short time
completely destroys fields of oat and
other grains.
The Entomological Branch of the
Department of Agriculture has just
issued Bulletin No 9, on. The Army-'
worm, prepared by Mr Arthur Gibson,
Chief Assistant Entomologist, who
has charge of investigations on insects
affecting field crops. In this publicati-
on of 84 pages a full description is
given of the remarkable outbreak was
the most seyere of any which moored
in Canada, and the damage caused is
estimated :at $800,000, five -sixths of
WRECK ON L. H: & B. '.
The passenger train which passed
through Hensall at 8.11 a. i1,, on
Monday, struck a broken rail near
tlderton and the entire train of five
cars was thrown from the track, and
four of them ditched in a ravine at the
side of the track. The front baggage
car was thrown across the track and
the engine at right angles to the track.
Passengers, about half of whom.
were women, showed the greatest
presence of mind when the coaches
ground over the ties and left the track.
Most of the women refused to leave
the train without their baggage. The
train crew escaped unhurt, Sixteen
persons were injured, among whom
the :following are known in this vicin-
ity." Percy Wiggins, Hensall, shaken
up and bruised. Henry Eilber, M, P.
P., Crediton, possible fracture of rib.
Miss Clara Schrekenberg, Detroit,
Mich., slight injuries. 3, 3. Tilley,
Exeter, head bruised, Miss Esther
Moore, IIe►isall, shaken up, back hurt
W. 3; 1VIallet, owner of hotel, Ilensan.
internal injuries. W. II. Bender,
proprietor Commercial hotel, Exeter,
gash in head and leg.
,More Time For
This uaIThs..,tThis
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Burn Oil or Gasoline
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. It is
cheaper to cook with than wood or coal. . Sen styles to
select from costing from $10.00 up. Come to see them.
We also. sell
New Perfection
and:
Florence Oil Stoves
G. IIARTLEIS,
PHOT E 13
ZURICH
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION 'STORE
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 cleaningtime
Note these 1 Child's Suitings
Special Suiting for childs wear in
Prices plain colors at 150 a yard,
1 Underwear
:for 12i,c a yard'
We have a large selection of ladies
which took place in the province of
Ontario. The yalue of the trenching
method of control was amply demon-
stated. No matter how- big the ad.
vancing army of worms were, it was
shown that crops could be saved from
their ravages. In the bulletin the
insect is described in all its stages. and
methods of controlling it ars given.
k full discussion is included on the
life -history and habits of the worm,.
its food plants, natural enemies, etc.
The bulletin has 19 useful illustrations
several of which show clearly the dig-
ging of proper trenches and the results
obtained in controlling the worms.
Copies of this bulletin may be obtained
free of charge on application to the
Chief of publication's Branch, Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Ottawa. En-
quiries relating to injurious insects
should should be addressed to the
Dominion Entomologist, Department
of Agriculture, Ottawa.
LOOK UP YOUR LABEL
Take 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 ib should call at
the office or write tts and we will see
that the correction is made. And by
the way, there are a few who have
not had any change made in their
label in same time. Those subscrip-
tions should be paid at once.
New American percale ;1 yd wide
Organdie, Crepes, Muslins. Piques. children's and men's underwear
in all colors, from 15o to 25c a yard for summer wear.
Produce of all kinds wanted
ji. ME EE Zurich
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The Keystone
one -wheel
Tongue Truck
Por Harvesti.ng.and
Seeding Machinery
The truck 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 WASHING
MACHINES
operated by
GASOLENE
In different sizes, 1, 2 and 3 tub
just what you have been looking
for. Why not save your wife or
housekeeper;some 'of the hard labor
by adopting improved methods
Call and see mItchine in operation,