Zurich Herald, 1915-08-06, Page 8MISMAIMMOMM03,. 1030,601
In All Lines of Summer oods
All Summer Dress Goods to be sold to make room
for Fall Goods which are noir arriving
Silk crcl'e leg u) and. 40c per yd now for 28o per yd
All 21:io goods now fcr 20c a yd
All n usliiis, and mulls, reg 15 now 10e a yd
Crin)blo cloths to clear at 12 1-2c For yd.
2 do•z Ladies Waists to clear at 50c each
Men's tweed Pants reg $l.75 and x;12.00 now for $1.
Straw Hats
All Straw fiats for men, women. and children to
clear at 25% off.
Dinner Sets
I only 96 piece. Dinner sett reg $11 00for $9.75
1 only 97 piece Dinner sett ren $.12,00 for $10 50
Fresh Groceries always on . band..
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Button.......... ........
Eggs...
Dried Apples. ..
Potatoes '
Wheat x1.00
Oats.
Barley $0
Buokwheat... ...,.• •.
Flour 9,60
Bran
Shorts.
Low Grade .:...............:
Live Hogs fob 'a^1 ensall
FLOUR, FEED 4. SEE y STORE
Ilavingpnrcha:ted the business lately cond tutted by I, Ilndson,
I beg to notify the pub,io that 1 have a complete stock of Flour:
FIVE ROSES, 11IILVERTON, ROVAt, HOUSE/1OLT) 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
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Local News
13indeu ?vbi}., , regular' 60ets f
40cts, at HaeticiI+'s,
Me and Mrs 1' W Hess visited r
latives in 11fichi;+an the past week.
Mr Henry Gvl lman is' the :latest
addition to the owners of a Ford `auto
in town:
Miss Ida Weli of `.Toronto, is visit,
ing her parents, Mr and Mrs H. • Well
at present.
Wanted -To rent a 50 or 100 acre
farm near Zurich.. Write. or Phone
Herald aflice, Zurich.
Mr.Jos .Hickey, of London, manager
of the Grafton Co, store, was tr, visitor
in town on Saturday.
Misses Anna Hess and Alice T'ruem-
ner have returned from a two week's
sojourn at Grand Bend.
It is stated that 80,000 men will be
needed to harvest the 7.915 erop in
the western provinces.
Miss Emma Heideman returned to
Detroit on Monday, after it, pleasant
visit at her home here for some weeks
• The regular monthly meeting of
Hay township council will beheld in.
the Town Hall, Saturday Aug 7th, at
2 p. m.
Mr Peter Lamont disposed of his
snatched team of greys on Tuesday to,
Mr • Charles `Vallis, of Clinton, for a
handsome figure. •
Use our Gilt Edge and Gold Leaf
Binder Twine, As good as any and
better than the most. The .guaranteed
kind, at Hartleib's
• x 11 persons who have due. coins'' :re-
deemable .at my store are requested. to
present same before August 10th; as
lam going out of business J. J.
'illerner.
L Prang recently, installed stanebi
ons and stalls, water bowls and n,litter.
carrier in the large stables of Robert
Snowden of the Sanble Line, Stanley.
Mr Snowden believes in having things
modern and convenient.
Dr E S Hardin has purchased the
fine residence of Dr 111a11oy, Hensall,
and will move into it about the end of
September. When the Dr and his
family become settled in rheir new
home be intends to visit Zurich two
or three days each week.
\Ve have again a limited quantity
of Extracted Honey ready for sale.
Choice Clover, 12'r 16 14 cents per
pound, according to quantity.
Principally Clover but a.shade darker,
flavor good 1 to 2 cents less per pound,
J. Haberer Sons.
Some exeihnent was created in the
village on Tuesday when five, cases of
supposedly "good beer'"were con'fiscat-
ed. The bottled goods were found at
the residence of Mr Wm Bender, who
conducts the Commercial Hotel at
Hensall. Ibev'ds Powell, and Knight
of. Hensall and Chas Wallisof Clinton
made the seizure.
The anneal Sunday Schoolconven
tion of district number .ttvo of . the
Lnt.hma:n church washeld at I3rodhag-
en on Snnday last, About forty. from
Zni ich at.tsn ded the services, making
the trip in the onto bus from I)ashwo.
ed. 'i'b e facers were, elected for n-
+1.,•: }e ta.• \, 1+1r , Fr'F Were Oren
S111(1;1'. ,1;1. lam 1 work by i yv 1Etr
l,irt .ca,, n+' I,il ., 1 ra ;lFr Shuu;.ein of
Listnw 0l u) 11,.: , 7,[ iV iegand caf Broil
ltt=;en. 111,0 convention will be lleld
in'Rllis next year •
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We are giashq slashout Of i s i less
1 have decided to sacrifice our. entire stock of
General Dry (3-oods and Groceries .
t such LoW Prices as have never been offered -to the
people of Zurich and vicinity. An opportunity like this
does not coke often. Everything rust be sold. We
give only'o few of the I argains. All other goods in
proportion,
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More i MC For
TLis AA his and
WI']yM-WOODS
Che home of Mrs john Woods,, of
Applegrove Parra, near Bayfield, was,
the scene of n, pretty wedding on Wed-
nesday, August' 41h, at high noon,
When their second daughter, miss
Viola M., was milt d in marriago to
11Sir: ; t% 1al)er i)t:111, Ti. ;Wtnin,apopularyntnigman
Of ears viil'a;na. • nor Mt • i\TsFarlane
w.'.5 stove- pa`.tot of t11ca Presby torten church,:.
13ny(elcl, pelilrined tho cereno11,
a117,i117,i; the presence of the immediate relatives.
Ben . t":y�les to ,after to shed woadin trip to Chicago
9;o d,C,B3 'r,hoin.. ant! Det'a'r)it they will Calm up Pollee
keeping in !,+rich, The Iter Herald ;joins
�' "°`` t with their many friends in wishing,
t!
The above r. eereatlol: �vrl l 1)c
saving cool stovo.
The Detroit. \lapel• store works just like
simply librizt the lyart,ei's and kilt conking 011
(illo•a'pe1' to cook SVith thamwooil or tiko al•
select from ( 1i =; .,'f).Lg a `9 �; � :'rl), Cony.
yours by
`'u lr• r � `fir �sl a..,
r'o 'int FLA ?t'.:'E8T
r� w3 them a happy and prosperous married
life.
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011 loths
Linolemns, 4 yards wide, reduced to. $1.80 per yard
Linoleuins, 2' ,yards wide, reduced to 75 cents per yard
Floor Oil Clothsat 25 cents a° square yard
Dress oySiILs, .Dress Goods, all colors, regular $1.15 for SO cents a, yard
Dress Goods, all colors, regular 60 cents for 40 'cents a yard
Dress Goods, all colors, regular 40 cents for 25 cents a yard
Silks, all colors, 1 yd wide, regular $1.26 for 80 cents
Silks, all color, regular 60 cents for 40 cents a yard
Satins, all colors, regular 75 cents -for 50 cents a yard
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All our Summer Dress Goods
Regular 25 cent Goods for 19 cents a yard
Regular 20 cent Goods for 1w- cents a yard
Regular 15 cent Goods for 10 cents • a yard
e ched and Fact ry Cottons
Regular 15 cent Cottons for 12 1-2 cents a yard
Regular 12 1-2 cent Cottons for 10 cents a yard.
Regular 10 cent Cottons for 8 cent's a yard
Rugs RUGS •
Rugs, 3 yards by 4 yards, regular $14.00 for ,j;10,00
Rugs.3 yards by 3? yards, regular 16.00 for 12.00
Rti'gs 3z yardsby 4 yards, regular 18.00 for 13.00
Bargains on all Underwear & Hosiery
Special, Ladies' Hose, I0c a pair
.'s and s'Sis
Men's Suits, regular $17.00 for $J 3.00
Men's Suits, regular 15.00 for 8.00
Men's Suits, regular 10.00 • for 6,00
Boys' Snits, regular 5.00 for 3,00
Boy's Suits; Special, for $1.00
All Straw fiats at 1-3 off regular price
Men's Smocks and Overalls
Regular price $1.25 for .$1.00...
Regular price 1.10 and 1.00 for 80 cents
apers t a Snap
All Wall Papers, regular 40 scuts • for 5 ' cents a • double roll
All Wall Papers, regular 25 cents for 13 cents a double roll
STOCK FOODS AT A BARGAIN
Regular $1.00 packages for 75 cents
Regular 65 cent packages for 50 cents
Regular 25 cent packages for 20 cents
Poultry Panacea, regular 85 cents for 25 cents
All Prints and Gingham's, cents a yd
or
7't �1 Ali
)ec.°iid 8 cons of t,ll.s' best peas, (t01L. oi toinata0's I"2 3 ' cents.5 ''scuts
2 1-2 lb,lin 1boxBiscuits for2
2 1.2 lb.:oarll+oud box Biscuits for -21 cents
Green 'Japan Tea, regular 80 cents for 22 cents a pottn d
All laundry soaps, (i bars for 25 cents
Special Sale on all Crockery
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