HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-11-12, Page 8LadiesOoats
Cott season :;lis here, ¢roil w -e
would be l,leased to shorw, you the
lending models of the season ill
Ladies' and'Children':, e
are sure it would plate and profit
you to spend a little t 1•l,il.Fng
over our various lines
Winter Goods
We are read' to solap:y your
wants in the line of Ilea v s' press
Goods, Serges, in the ,i,fferent
colors, Gaberdines, NVlop o (Is,
Velveteens, heavy t l ,,, .,,., . tilu.
:en't Wear
We have ree(n11.- ' ', ertl in
stock It fine ralrstt u1t t. au!
Boys' Suits. 1 'c: t u x• %vv.! tivt(l,
in now -styles anti arF• t i. h. va yr rl
respect. We c..11 ,, av ,a ;none
on yournew: nit. 1•. t• l:,a ,• also
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lot of nips O vero 4 a r-, ' 't i1», Cul'
1lrs, Ties , I1..ts, t l .ccs,
S lots,, etc, etc
UNPERWEAR
Penman Brand .
We carry PENMAN'S Superfine
atural Wool Underwear for women
d men, : Theta garments are well
ade of pure wool. unshrinlrable We
tight early thus enabling us to sell at
• prices while our stock lasts We
o have Imre tvljito all wool underwear,
r ladies tib well as fleeced ]i 72..sd and
her cheaper lines
Weate, Coats
Monarch Brand
We have the MOf. ARCI3 KNIT ,
eater Coats again in stook, in new'
les. Al. the different col'ers and-
2es' for men, women and e:hildren.
ices Right.
Give us a call.
No trouble ; to show ,•goods.
-,.fresh Groceries always on hand.
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1915, if you send or pay . a dollar for ar y ear's sub-
scription, Do it now. $1 pays for the Zur:ch
Herald to Jan 1st, 1917.
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LOL AJJ M! lth OITS,
Corrected ev'ery•Thursday,
Butter $0,23
Eggs 80
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes .75
Wheat new .90 .92
Oats old 50 new 35
Barley 40 .45
Buckwheat 60
Flour , 2.75 8.25
B an ................., $25,00
Shorts 28.00
Low Grade 35.00
Live flogs fob 'Jewell 8,85
Local News
Mr Lorne Weber of Berlin . was a
business visitor in town on Tuesday._
Mr 0 Fritz and family visited
friends in Wingham over Snnday.
The second social night of the
Maple Leaf Club was held last Thu -
day evening.
The preaching services in the Evan-
Lelical church will be held at 9..45 A.
, and the S School at 11 o'clock,
during the winter months.
William Bender will have another.
car of Nova Scotia potatoes in next
week, He has already disposed of one
car and the quality is excellent, Any
tter=o i requiring potatoes leave orders
wi h Mr Bender.
Bev Father Stroeder and
Yungblut were in Liman on Tuesday.
in the interests of the proposed hydio.
Power line to be built to 'Zurich.
Haines' Celebrated English Oils
can be purchased from their local
agent, Jacob Deichert. Nothing better;
for sores, wounds, etc., on man ,or bead
Dir 1V Brown, and assistant, \1r a f
O'Brien, of JPreeter's'staff, have in,
stalled a bot water beating system in
the new residence of Mr F Hess, Sr.
Messrs S E Faust, A Pfaff, D Bed -
a •d, Ferdinand Hess and W Bender
motorail to Sarnia on Sunday, They
visited in Detroit on Monday, return -
n ' home in the evening.
Mr George Kalbfleisch, wife and
fiimily, of Detroit, are visiting relatives
here -for a few weeks. After their visit
-here they will leave for Florida wb.era.'
they expect to spend the winter. '
Mr S Dietz and family have moved
iritla their fine new home in the north
eti:of the village. The house is built
of red brick, two storeys high, and a
credit to the town, It is all finished
but the front porch.
Your label shows the date when
your subscription to the Herald ex-
pires. Our list has been corrected to
Nov 3rd., and if you have paid your
sub the label should show it. Let us
know if credit has not been given.
Ladies wishing to donate jam or
Jelly for the use of the soldiers can
leave it at the home of Mrs Dr Camp-
bell. If not convenient to deliver it
yourself, by letting any of the mem-
bers of the Women's Institute know,
11 will be sent for. Ladies from the
country will kindly deliver their don..
ations.
We are desirous of securing a cor-
respondent for the Herald for Hills -
green and also for Drysdale. Any
one wishing to act will be supplied
with writing paper and stamped en-
velopes free of charge. If interested
let us know and we will be pleased to
foward the material.
Goosebone prophets who have fore-
casted weather by the aid of the fur
on muskrats, the husks of corn and
goose•bones, state that the coming
winter is to be exceptionally mild one,
and with but very little snow. While
there was but little snow last year,
they say there will be less this.
A number of property changes
took place on the Sauble Line this
week. Mr P L Denomme has dispos-
ed of his seven acres to 1VIr Joseph
Bedard. Mr Denomme has purchased
the 50 acre farm at Drysdale corner
from Mr Henry Howard, the consider-
ation being $3000, and possession
will be given on Jan lst, 1916.
Every year several deaths occur
where carbonic acid in newly filled
silos poison those who enter. The
greatest danger seems to
be l
mored•
ately
after the silo is partly filled
and permitted to stand two or three.
ays, care should be exercised in go.
ng into 11. If a lighted lantern goes
ut when lowered into a silo it is dan-
erous for a man to enter. When a
ilo is filled and allowed to settle ex.
retne care should be taken to "drain
ff" the gas which is heavi tar than air
and will therefor slowly run out like
water if the doors above the silage line
re opened and free circulation is per-
itted. After two or three week' time
lie clanger of gas is much reduced and
here is no danger if dare is aXercisedl..
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SCHOOL PUBLIC
�R� oRT THE.�TOVE QUES'TION
The following is the; report of Room
If Zurich Public School, The names
are in order of merit, -
Sr. II--
A1 Preeter, 1i Uowald, 0 Kerner, L
Rau, E Howard, E Ducharme, T Day-
idson, J Davidson, P Leibold E Deit-
rich, A Mittleholtz, M Uttley_ absent
for exams,
Sr. Pt II—
G• D.ucharine, L Albrecht, E Bender,
V Davidson, If Siemon.
Jr, Pt H—
AI Prang, F Deichert, d Ewen.
Pr—
G Schwalm, R Fisher, F Davidson,
A Gascho.
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N. Geiger, 111 Schwalm, I Howald,
K Koehler,
Jr, I—T Thiel C Hildebrandt, G
Wolper, E Leibold, L Leibold.
M Lamont. Teacher,
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute was held at the home of Mrs
J Hey, Jr, on Wednesday evening.
Forty members and a number of
visitors :were present. The 'meeting
was opened 'by singing, "We'11
never let the old flag fall." The
business was then taken up; after
which Mrs W L Siebert gave a very
interesting talk on her trip to western
Canada, A spice guessing contest was
won by Mrs M Fritz and Mrs J Hey,
Jr. This was a very interesting eon -
test as different kinds of spices were
wrapped in small parcels and those
guessing the most correctly were
declared winners. Selections on the
phonograph added greatly to the
pleasantness of the evening. An
enjoy able time was spent by all and
Mrs Hey was heartily thanked for
her hospitality, The next regular
naeeting will be held at the home of
Mrs James Green, Parr Line.
NOTICE
All accounts not settled on or before
November 15th next will be put in a
collector's hands forcollection when
costs will be added. I Hudson,
Zurich,
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Municipality of the Corporation of
the Township of Hay, will buy the
lands at the adjourned sale, which had
been offered for sale for taxes on the
2 day of November, by the Treasurer
of the County of Huron, said sale
haying been adjourned to December
16. 1915, unless the taxes and costs
against the lands are paid on or before
the adjourned sale,
Thos. Johnson
Treasurer of Hay.
Zurich, Nov. 4th 1915.
'Sale of Landfor Taxes
The adjourned sale of land for taxes
will take place at the Court House
in the Town of Goderich on Tuesday,
Nov. 10th, 1915, at 2.80 o'clock, -p. m,
Treasurers Office, Goderich, Nov 2,
1915.
Wm Holmes, Treasurer.
Keeper and Matron Wanted
Wanted man and wife to take charge
of the Huron County House of Refuge
and farm in connection therewith.
Ditties to commence early in December
1915. The undersigned will receive
applications up to the 7th day of Dec-
ember next, so that these can be placed
before the council at the Desember
meeting..
John Torrance, Inspector of H, R.
Clinton.
Dated Nov. 1st 1915.
FARM FOR SALE
Lot 22, Con 6,Hay,88 acres by
measurement of rich clay loam, 70
acres cleared, remainder in good hard-
wood bush, 7 acres of fall -wheat, a
splendid young bearing orchard, a
good bank barn, 56x60, with large
driving shed. An up-to-date large
brick dwelling with slate roof, a never
fairing well. This choice, farm is Si
miles, from Hevisall, the best market
in the County, 3 miles frotn ., Zurich,
with telephone and Rural delivery,
and mile from school, ]'arni will
be solei on easy terms -to suit the pur-
ehaser;apply on premises or Box 75,
Boxall 'Chas. MoA111eter.
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IS easily decided if you buy a McClary Kitchener Range.
This firm has been making stoves. for 60 years. ,Or a
Superb Favorite, made in Sarnia. The third generation
generation of this firm is now making. stoves.
IN ow if you buy one of the- above makes of stoves,
you will not make a miss shot; but hit the goal every
time. And then for cheapness we can knock out any
departmental store in. Canada.
Gook Stove, with reservoir burns wcod or coal for $18.00 up. 'n
Look at the cut of the above range with reservoir warming closet, tile Lack
in closet and thermoneter, highly nickeled, guaranteed: in every way for $C8.-
00 cash.
Hundreds of people of Zurich and vicinity tesify that the test stoves are al-
ways sold at Hartleibs.
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A FEW BARGAINS
OAfter carefully going over the Stook recently
purchased.in from Mr. J. J. Merner, we find many
lines which we have to reduce in order to make
room for the immense New Stock which we are
receiving daily.
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1 Flannel Sheeting in cotton and Wool; Coat Sweat -
4. ers, Hosiery. And expect our fullrange of Ladies'
00 Fars, Dress Goods, and Coats by Fair Day.
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able to show you all the latest in Fall an: -Winter
o 'Hats. Opening Days will be Tuesday and Wed
. nesday, Sept., 21st' and 22nd.
'You are cordially invited to calf
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Men's Shirts, Regular $1.00 for 500.
Men's Tics 25c and 50e, now 2 for 250
Men's Fancy Vests $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 for 60c
Men's Summer Underwear 250
A big reduction in Men's Suits, Boy's Suits, knickers
and odd pants
Ladies' Waists inplain white and fancy colors at -price
We also have a large stock of Ladies Fall and winter
Coats worth $10.00, 12.00, 15.00 and 16.00, in Black,
prey, Navy, Green and Brown colors, which we will sell
during the next few weeks at $5.00 each. Don't miss
• these bargains
1 only Ladies' Top Skirt Reg, $6.00 now $3.00
3 " " Blk Undershirts at eoc each •
Ladies' white Embry underskirts Reg•$1.50 for $1
All. Ladies' summer underwear at reduced prices
NIW GOODS
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