HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-09-10, Page 10Big Reductions
In All Lines of Summer Goods
Alii Summer Dress Goods to be sold to make room
for Fall Goods "which are now arriving
Silk crepe reg 35 and 40c per yd now for 28c per yd
All 25o goods now fcr 20c a yd
All luuslins, and mulls, reg 15 now 10c a yd
Orimble cloths to clear at 12 1-2o per yd
2 doz Ladies Waists to clear at 50c each
Men's tweed Pants reg $1.75 and' $2.00 now for $1.
Straw Hats
All Straw hats for men, women and children to
clear at 25% off.
Dinner .Sets
I only 96 piece Dinner sett reg $11.00 for $9.75
1 only 97 piece Dinner sett reg $12.00 for $110.50
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
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ONE YEAR
One year ago today we entered upon the
CASH SYSTEM.
We wish to thank those who helped us to make
it a success. The business will be conducted as
it has been in the last year. -
"'"morCAS.H SYSTEM!
GOODS RIGHT PRICES RIGHT
"Ever at your Servi ce � t
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GEORGE R. HESS & CO., :;!:
JEWELERS: '
ZURICH
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Timothy Seed
Have received a shipment of first-class timothy
seed. No. 1, as to purity. Price is right
Flour and Feed of all kinds
Groceries, Salt, StockFoods, Etc., Etc.
Eggs taken in exchange forigoods
George McBride
Telephone 23
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A Letter From Home
The weekly paper is j I t
the absent ones. Ial fact, it l�
goes regularly every week.
new and keeps them info tm d
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of the home town,
ike a letter from home, to
Ater than. a letter, for it
It gives them all tine home
ofh progress t e p ro � es5 alta welfare
We will send the Zurich Herald to any address
to the endlof 1915
In Canada for 35 cents
in U. ga A. for 60 cents
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LOCAL IW A;1K T S
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter $0,22
Dried Apples: ,..,,,.,., ,.., 05
Potatoes .....: 80
Wheat old.......,...., • $1.00 $11.00
Wheat new • .85 ,90
Oats old 50 new 85
Barley 5 60
Buckwheat 75
Flour , 8..25 -8.60
Bran $28.00
Shorts 38.00
Low Grade 88.00
Live Hogs fob Hensall 8.75
Local News
Mr Arnold Hildebrandt left for
Detroit on Wednesday.
Misses M Walker and J Veitch
spent Labor Day with friends at
London,
Misses Alveda and Selma Weeeloh,
of London spent the holidays at their
hoarse here.
Messrs Milfred Molsaac and Wil-
bert Greybeil of Dashwood, spent Sat-
urday in town.
Lost -Ladies' rain coat, between
Zurich andDashwood.Return to C
Fritz, Zurich.
Miss Melissa Smith returned to
Detroit on Wednesday, after a pleas-
ant visit with relatives here.
Miss Laura Mosser of Dashwood
is spending the week.yisiting with her
grandfather, Mr F Schroeder.
Messrs George R. Hess and R. J.
Kalbfleisch attended Toronto Exhibi-
tion for a few days this week.?.
Mr C Fritz and son Ward, were on
a fishing trip to the Pinery on Monday
and report some fine catches being
made.
The plan of the town hall for the
concert on the night of Thursday,
Sept, 23rd, can be seen at S E Faust's
shoe store.
1,1r Wm Logan -of Varna accompani-
ed by his sister and Miss Cox of God-
erich, visited at the home of G
Douglas on Sunday. •
Mrs G S Howard :and her sister,
Mrs McDonald of Blake ars this weel
attending the funeral of the late Joh;
Allan of Fairgrove, Mich.
Any persons wishing to top•dress
their clover this fall. I have Agri-
cultural Lime, it is just the thing for
grass. Sold at $10.00 per ton. I
keep it at niy barn. John Hey, Jr.
Rev Mr Kelhofor a Missionary
from China, who has returned home.
on furlough, will preach in the Evan-
gelical church next Sunday, both
morning and evening, A cordial wel-
come is extended to all.
Weekly Sun says the new silos
built by the farmers of Ontario would
stretch 22 miles if placed end to end.
There were said to be 3,500 put up in
1914. This advance should mean
much to the butter and cheese supply
to say nothing about improved con-.
ditions in feeding the stock. Farr
ing is like every other line of business
the better it is done the chances are
greatly improved as to success.
Mr J B Whale, of Toronto, district
representative of Middlesex eounty
and inspector for the Canadian Seed
Grower's Association, called at the
farm of Oscar Klopp one day recently.
He reported only i% smut and no
wild oats or noxious weeds, oats being"
exceptionally well headed and first
class for seed. He awarded 944 points
out of a possible 100. These oats
were grown from registered 0 A 0 No
72. Seed which won second prize at
Hensel). Show, also a winner at East-
ern Ontario:Seed -Show, Brockville.
Orders are being booked fori oats or
will exchange some for clean feed
oats. Phone 18 on 93. Mr Whale
regrets that there are only two mem-
bers of the C S G A- in Huron,
County.
HYDRO ELECTRIC
A representative of the Hydro
Electric Commission of Ontario was in
Zurich on Wednesday and interviewed
some of the prominent business inen
regarding the possibility of supplying
Zurich andl surrounding country •
with hydro power. He will visit
Dashwood, Crediton, Centralia and
other intervening points and each of
these towns, including Zurich, will
receive reports from the Commission,
containing all the necessary informa-
tion relating ter the work, such as cost
of construction, cost per horsepower
etc. Tho proposed line supplying the
above towns with power will be built
from Exeter to Centralia, thence to
Crediton, Dashwood, Zurich and Hen.
salt,
HAI COUNCIL
The flay Council met en Saturday
Sept 4th,, 'All were present, "Moved
by Casper Wulper, seconded by Sam-
uel Delta, that the following accounts
be paid;
Bell; Telephone Co,, L D tolls re
• for
July $80.58;Independent Telephone
Co supplies, $136..86; 'I+` W Farncoznb
Hay's portion Beierling Award, $5.80;
G T R Co freight on telep supplies,
$2,60; Can Exp Co express on telep
supplies $2.40; Joel, Baeehler, culvert
on Side Line, $2,50; Chris Hey, 1 new
repairing 6 culverts, $5.50; Municipal
World, Blanks, $1.90; Wm Walper
tile and repr culvert, 1.50; D Witmer
work on tel, $2,60; D Oswald work
on telep, $1.00; Hy Volland repo
bridge sideroad con 9, $15.09; Chris
Erb repr culvert, ,75; John Hey cut-
ting weeds C R $3.00; Albert Zettel
malting tile, $31.25.
Moved by Edward Daters, seconded
by Samuel Deitz; that the council be
adjourned to meet again on Saturday
the 2nd of October, at 2 p.•m.
F Hess, Sr., Clerk.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mrs Kerr and -Mrs. 'S 'Pollock of
Stephen, spent a few days visaing
friends in Stanley. On Sunday even-
ing Mrs Kerr very acceptably address-
ed the Goshen Epworth League of
which she used'to be a valued memb-
er.
Mrs S Erratt has gone to Toronto
to take the position of Matron of the
Methodist Deaconess Training School
from which institution she graduated
last May.
Miss Roxie Palmer, who has been
visiting f riends around here for some.
time, has returned to her home in
Goderich.
Miss Irene Douglas has resumed her
duties as teacher of No 5, Stanley.
Miss Elliott of Goderich, Tp is en-
gaged to teach in No 13 Stanley, and
Miss Reta Keys is engaged to teach
near Benmiller.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stephenson, Sr,
leave this week for the West, and
intend spending the fall with their
children who reside there.
The Patriotic Society of Varna
will meet in the Town Hall on Friday
for the election of officers for the com-
ing year.,
The Patriotic, Garden Party held in
Varna on Thursday evening of ,;last
week was a success in every way. 'The.
weather was fine and the : attendance
good, the gate receipts amounted. .to
$128.00, The tables were well pro-
vided for, by the ladies of the society.
A number of Patriotic speeches were
given and music was furnished by the
Clinton Band.
THE WESTERN FAIR
Sept. 10th to 18th
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Management of the Western
Fair, through the efforts of Hon Sir
Adam and Lady Beck, are able to an-
nounce that the Red Cross Society will
have an Exhibit in the Transportation
Building during the whole Exhibition
of a number of curios, shells, machine
gun, and a large number of very in-
teresting articles of warfare, which
will occupy over 1000 feet of floor
space, also an Exhibit of articles, etc.,
which have been prepared by the Red
Cross Society for the use of the Sold-
iersat the front. This will afford an
opportunity of a lifetime for Visitors
to the Exhibition tosee these interest-
ing articles. Single fare over all rail-
roads west of Toronto starting Sept.
10th, good till Sept. 20th.
Notice y to Creditors
In the matter of the Estate of Clarissa
Brisson of the Town of Ridgetown, County
of Kent, Spinster, deceased -1
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1914, Chap-
ter 121 that all creditors and others having
claims against the estate of the said Clarissa
Brisson, who died on or about the
llth daylof Deeemiler, 1911, are requir-
ed, on or before the 30 day of September,
1915, to send by rest, prepaid, or deliver
to Messrs. Gladman & Stanbury, of the
Village of Exeter, Ontario, Solicitors
for the Administrator, their
Christian and surnames, addresses and
description, the full particulars of their
claims the statement of their accounts
and the nature of the securities (if any)
held by them.
And further take notice that after such
last mentioned date the said Acliuinis•
trator will proceed to distribute
the assets of the deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which they shall then
have notice, and that the said Admin
istrator twill not be liable for the
said assets, or any part thereof, to any
person or persons of whose claims notice
shall not have been received by them at
the time of such distribution.
)acedat Exetot the7th dayof
1 hSeptem-
ber,
pt
ber, 1915.
GLAn a&N & 8TAIrellitY, ExrsfiEki
Solieltora for Administrator,
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Satisfactionn ` ,
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pleased your wife.
No Worry, Perfection in Cooking Easy to
Operate, Economical
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City Gas !Stove
It's cheaper than Wood
or Coal.
Come to see them at
our store. Ten 'styles to
select from.
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HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
THE HERALD
CLUBBING LIST
FOR 1915
Herald and Daily Globe $3 75
Weekly Globe 1 75
Daily Mail and E><n-
pire., ...... '3 75
Weely Mail and
Empire 1 74
Toronto Daily Sear 2 85
" Daily News 2 85
" Weekly Star1 75
London Free Press
Morning Edition3 50
Evening Edition2 90
Weekly Edition1 85
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Morning Edition.... 2 90
Evening Edition.... 2 90
Weekly Edition-- 1 75
Farm & Dairy 1 75
Weekly Sun 1.80
Farmers Advocate... 2 40
Montreal Family
Serald and Weekly
tar ,. 1 85
Weekly Mon treal
Witness 185
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T'Ve beg to announce to Me j5eoy5le 4G0
of .Zurich and vicinity that we have 0
taken over the stock and goodwill of the.. 0$
business formerly conducted by Mr. 7.
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We ask fp7r a share of your ,at
ronag e on the j5rincOle of a Fair and
Square deal. • -
Oar ai7n will be to give the highest
degpee of service at a faiir living p7°ofiit.
Tie exvect shipments ofnew. goods to
arrive in, a few days ancwe will be in
a position/ to supply our wril2ts in any
and all lines o f .D.ra Drygoods, Groceries
Clothing, Hats, Gaps, etc,; etc
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