HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-06-11, Page 8Prints and Ginghams
The now Priuts told.Ging1nn:ns have arrived titd we have aw
large tassertutent of colors r,n patterns to choose from. We
41sa have the''anions steel cltu1.((Ralaatt'a, en extras long wearing
cloth. suitable ;oa' oltiidrens' clsesres, suits and ladies .house
dresses.
Aew Curtain Goods'
Our range of e ir(atins ant curtain materials is now complete
Should yon require anything in the line of draperies, curtains,
blinds, oto, Do nct frail to. omit rand see our lines before pur-
chasing elsewhere,'
Wall Papers
Now. Wall Papers now. to hand, in a large variety of new
up to date designs at prices that will interest yon. •
Waalso :3 ve, ,• 'i a z a ar',a a• ;; a, `su31I 0$ Ldn. olettuis, Floor
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Carpets, etc.
No trouble to -show goods at any tine even if you are not
just ready to buy. We would be pleased to have you Dome and
see all ear now lines of 'seasonable goods.
D r:ORN
We leave a large stock of the following varieties:
Wisconsin nnsin No. 7, Improved
Learning and White Cap
Yellow Dent.
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
Produce taken in exchange
it
II:Y and GASCIIO
PHONE 17
See Om:
New
ew
• tcia
Fine Stock of
Jewellery Just Arrived
re
FLOUR, FEE
& SEED STORE
Having purchased the business lately conducted by I, Hudson,
I ba
g to notify the public that 1 have a complete stook of Flour:
I'VE ROSES, MILVERTOi , ROYA14 HOUSEHOLD and
EXETER BRANDS. Also Feed of all kinds.
Al kinds of Field and Garden Seeds
Groceries, Salt, Stock Foods, Etc., Etc.
Eggs taken hi exchange for goods
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fewax•e, iLa.c':aa.vvLiorma,
\\ eestexn Coal `~o's
Scranton Coal
sizes
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Hensail.
4-4.„ MAN
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9c&t
.l'r it l Gr ,. e Copper and
Aluminum inuxt iii . htn ng Go n.
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Au. very imsy, please ' liaa,irel in
yonr.nrders c aril;', as X' dot K,li s work
myself,
Prices right on easy teruas.
Telephone 3
I have a carload of Per
tither on , hand, Parties
wishing to buy some- in •
any quantity can secure it
from me at any time at.
my farm.
Have all kincl•s on hand,
ranging from $10 to :$40
per ton.
JOHN F IY J rtl.
Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co.
BEST BY TEST
HOUSE FOR SALE,
Pine < 12 roomed brick: dwelling,
newly built, for sale, situated in Zurich
11 inu�e° and modern improvements
are in:itaI1ot1. God near stableon:
preanises and one-half taeye of land.
Will be soul at reasonable Brice. For
particulars apply to W 11 'Bender,
Zurich.
•
Millinery Openings
We beg to announce to the Ladles of
Dashwood and vicinity that we have
added a l\lilliuety Department, to' our
bast tress.
Our Spring Opening
in charge of bliss ' Crawford will be
held on
Tuesday and Wednesday
March 23rd and 24th
and following dam
You are cordially invited,
,. KELLER,YaAN.i' SOK
Di=asal-a.-woo
OC'AL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter $0.20
Eggs ,r 19
Dried Apples.., 0 5
Potatoes . 80
...•.. `1.20 x;1,20
Oats 55 55
Barley.....,. Go
Buckwheat..........; •
Flour • 3.75 .4:25
Bran.......... $28.00
Shorts 80.00
Low Grade' 38.00
Live flogs fob Hensall 9.15
BLAKE.,,,,..
The monthly tasting of the 'Wold_
en's Missionary Society was held in
the church on Weduesday of last week.
Mrs Lrratt, graduate of the Deaconess
Training School of ''Toronto, gave aa.
very interesting address on the work
done by that institution, which was
`much enjoyed by those ,present.
Mr and Mrs Wm Douglas are visit-
ing friends in Marlette,. *Duch., cool
will attend the annual union picnic
while there.
Mr and Mrs S Hey ".spent Sunday
with friends in Zurich.
Miss Ethel Zapfe is vtsitiug friends
at Point I$ctward and London.
Miss Anna Pearl Douglas spent
a few days in ilensall . visiting her
grandma and other friends.
Mr and Mrs Geo Campbell' visited
at the home of 1\Ir and 1VIr•s G Freckle -
ton's on Wednesday last:
Tho Woolen's institute held it's
regular monthly meeting foe June at
the home of Mrs Sam Hey. Mrs Mc-
Donald, Vice president, .presided in
the absence of the President, A. good
65 deal of business was transacted; after
70 which Mrs G l+reckleton gave a very
interesting paper on i, orestry. The
roll call was responded to by recipes
and many. good ideas were. given: The
attendance was large which helped
to make the meeting of 'special in-
terest.
Local News
Mr J J Merner, M, P, and family
visited relatives in Parkhill on Sunday
14liss 0. Woods, of .Dashwood, wa
the guest of her friend, Miss M McBricl
on Sunday.
Dr, B. A. Campbell and Mr. T. .L
Williams paid a business trip to Lon
don on Monday.
Found—A pair of . child's, rubbers
on Goshen Line, near Zurich, Ownor
can have sale by calling at this office
Miss Celia J Hess returned last Sat-
urday from a two week's visit with her
sister, 1\Irs G.A. Bissett, Saltford He-
ights. •
Nearly 2,000,000 De Laval' cream
separators now in use. This is posit-
ive proof that itis the best niaade. .See
and try one before buying a separator.
L. Prang, agent, Zurich•.
Mr, and Mrs, D. S. Morrow, and
children, of Beeton, visited at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Iticklieilon Sunday. ''Miss
Diana Rickbeil accompanied them.
The Latest from The Front
A Metropolitan Daily:; and Your
Favorite Local Paper at a
" Special Clubbing Rate
• 1 Since the opening of the Great
s European War last August the cable
e service of The Ginbe, .Toronto, has
attracted attention from one enol, of
Canada to the other, owing to its coin-
_ pleteness and reliability, Every clay
the cable news is. condensed and in-
terpreted on the front page under the
title of "The War Summary." This
feature makes plain and intelligible
• what would otherwise be confusing
to the reader- The Globe maintains
its position as "Canada's National
Newspaper," as is proven by the fact
that its circulation of 87,000 is much
larger than that of any other- morn-
ing paper in the Dominion. -
Elsewhere in this issue appears an
advertisement of The Globe, offering
the paper sent to any address in Can-
ada for $3.00 per year. A special
clubbing offer of The Globe, Daily,
and The Zurich Herald !o the end of
1915 for $2.00 is ' nQw; made, thus
ensuring the best metropolitan daily
and the best local paper at a cut rate.
A start has been inade on, the large
cement tank which the police trustees
are having built at the fire hall for use
as a water supply tank in ease of a fire.
Misses L Koch and L Brown, and
Messi,s DI Cook and J Sheldon, of Lon-
don visited at the hone of Mr and Mrs
Elmore Theil on Sunday, a week.
They made the trip by. auto.
Besides the nsnal big supper and.
auction sale of useful articles at the
social on the 24th of June at the
Lutheran parsonage, an interesting
program of songs, music, etc., is being
prepared.
"Girl wanted for general housework.
Must bo able to do plain cooking.
Comfortable home with all convenie•,
noes. Interview can bo aaranged if
desired, For £tither particulars apply
to Mrs II E Hod;ens, Goderich."
In the nets revised S,tntntes, chap-.
ter 2-17, section 7 the clause rolaatiia;;
to poultry, formerly including ducks
and geese, now includes all poultry
and say: If the'owners 'of peen or
other poultry refuses or neglects to
prevent the sande from trespassing;
on his neighbor's premises after a'
entice .in writing .has bead served
upon him of their trespass, bestial'
lacuna penalty not exceeding $10,
ENPORC1NG TEMPERANCE ACT
Huron connty council met at Gado=
rich last week. One of the matters
np for discussion was in regard to the
Canada Temperance Act, a letter hav-
ing been received' from lion. W. J.
Manna, Provincial Secretary, notify-.
ing the council that the sum of ti2500
will be required to pay the expenses of
enforcing the Act in this county for.
the year eonimenoing May Ist,
The Provincial board of license
missioiiere estimates the expinna•s as
follows: Inspector's salary +1,+200; in.
speetor's travelling expenses
Cost of prosecution, .�inciluding u(,nst
ables'witnessess, etc $500; Council feee
.$200; Office pxponees 1+100,
3the letter received from he Prov-
incial
day
incial Secr,itary the county council is
"hereby notilic;d to depo<it said s tir11 of
132,500 to the crp(lit of the license fund
account tor the county of Huron : in
the Canadian Bank of Commerce in
the town of Gnderich,"
We have moved our shoe repair shop
to A. G. Edighoffer's old stand. All
kinds of boots and shoe repairing,
New boots and shoes made to order,
P. Bender.
Seed corn, radish seed, cabbage
seed, and other seeds threatened' by
birds or root worms may be saturated
with common coal oil by dropping ,a
small quantity into the seed and stir-
ring it nihil every seed has been expos-
ed to the fluid. The taste of the oil will.
keep the birds from pulling out the
Corn and the worms from eating the
roots. Try your cabbage plants etc,
when set out. The coal oil remedy
also be applied to seed grain and po-
aloes where the wire worths are threat
tning, a few drops at a hill; the cost
es small, bettor than theloss of a good
crop orpotatoes.
LOOK UP YOUR LABEL
Take as look at the libel 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
f ncl that the - correction of date has
been made. If soil find that the
label does not read as it should call at
theoffice or write ns and we will see
that the correction is n.iade, And by
the way, there are, a few who have
not had any 'chanemade in their
label in some tine. Those' subscrip-
tions should be paid at once.
The first con *ietiolz of a hotelkeeper
under the Canada Temperance Act
was registered against the . Bedford
.hotel, Godericb, •
County Constable Pollow inado a
search of the hoZford a few days days
ago and secured a gttantity of beer and
the case was settled by Bedford plead-
ing ;silty before Pollee Magistrate
Trolly and paying a fine of $75 and
costs, •
Those fines are now paid to the
comity treasurer and the expenses of
enforcement borne by the county.
Burring the Otto years the Canada
TemperanceAct was. in force 2; ears
1 y
ago there WAS over $10,000 collected
in lines and the expellees were $5,000
leaving a balance in the license fend
of the county of over $4,000, with
interest, on hand to secure the enforce-
ment of the act,
More Time For
This n
tis od
burn iI or
soline
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. Como tosee thein.
We also sell
New Perfection
and
Florence 011 Stoves
HURON'S LARGEST COM
PHONE 1.
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ligallMirasSEMMEEMEMSMEIRMIEM
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An 'Unusually Attractive Di play of
orrt aist
G�.lAF(�f9, r g u e�� �Y r.. y a'}. ®moi
rill a at ,�. i8 a "�,` ..ti +5e `,..
We earnestly ask your inspection. To see them is to
want one or more. Reasonably priced.
Now is the time for
New Linoleuns, OH Cloths a d
Curtains during house elea.nhigtlnie
Note these
Prices
New Amerioan percale,-' yd wide,
Child's Sffltrn s
Special Suiting for ehilds wear in
plain colors at 1bc a yard,
Underwear
for 12ho e. yard
We have a large selection of ladies
Organdie, Crepes, Musiins, Piques. ohildren's and men's underwear
in all colors, from 15c to 25c a yard for Anna./nor wear.
krei
reduce oti ,1 h L5 wanted
Zurioh
The Keystone
one -wheel
Tongue Truck
For Harvesting avid
Seeding Maclutinery
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 fanner should
have for his inwlements. Let as
show you sainple.,Many now in use
in this section,
UI
N.ztlRANG
POWER WASH l
ope aced by
GASOLENE.
In different sizes, 1, 2 and 8 tub,
Just what you have been looking
for, Why not save` your wife o
housekeeper ho a;
ti. x sono of the hard labor
by adopting improved methods
Gall and :lee nutehtne in operation,
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