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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1915-12-11, Page 1Vol. XVI a+s�+ ��cs®♦®c►m��`4ry®o ,�wa�s+��®®C>®**•♦♦♦O•♦.4♦m f•♦♦•A< P . ry r.,4atir18a r Y9 411 411411 D .10 • LOCAL NEWS. • b0§ oBwQL✓" �✓V` flt'9�"m��B��,-.� UR.I ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1 wa i. A ,,,,,, , ,.,, , PRICE _. ..,......, * .., In• spite of the fact that there has been very o great advances in practically every line of merehan- a "* dise, caused by the great war, we are still in a • 4, positioa to offer you many lines at Old - Prices o ♦� QPhile • they last. o a Men's, Ladles .,nd • 1Child.ren's • Underwear•• . These we bought nearly twelvemonths ago and therefore we are able to sell le theat Olcl Prices and would ask you to lay in • • • your supply before new prices go into effect. a • Wool Blankets, Flannelett Dlan- bets, Corpforters, Sweater Coats, i 4 Socks and Hosiery all at Old Prices • Grey Cotton 36 inches wide reg 12.1- for 100, or by the web at t 9cayd. a• Furs and Fur Coats 43. Fats have not been as cheap for many years as they were the 4 and thisa Pod tineto buy your. supply for too* 0 .b ,.� last se,,son is s g 0. ;t supply of raw furs have advanced to almost doubt() the price they 4 were last se ;sou and this will mean. much higher prices.for all linea of fur goods next season. We have a large stock of Ladies' : ♦ neck furs. of all kinds from $8.00 up. Fur Setts large size muff • •and Scarf $'1,5, and 15., wolf Sett $27, 0w Ladies' Rat Lined Coat Sable Lollar $45 and . 40, Russian + Rat Satin lined $50 and 40. Fur Collar Coats Quilted lining m ♦ from $15 to M. r0♦ ♦ .,.. .,y , 411 1 1 r rtkloat 0 • ..: El\f/„.1.1.90 • ♦ A nice line of men's Coon coats at S50, $62, - •• walloby, beaver and Galloway coats a20closed x$25.• • Men's fur collar coats for $10, • • Tne best values we have ever • shown. See our lines of heavy rubbers and socks. We can 'fit you. C Fritz. Mr L Kalbiieisch, 'reeve of Hay , left Tuesday for Goderich to attend the sittings of the county council,.. Mrs Lang Foster, of the Babylon Line, is recovering from her serious illness Dr E S Hardie, dentist, will be at the Dominion House, Zurich, on. Wed nesday, and Wednesday of the follow - ng week. Mr S Brown, of Crediton, visited relatives here on Saturday. Mrs Brown, who bad been visiting here. returned home with him. Mr and Mrs F Datars moved from the farm into their new house in Zurich on Wednesday. They have a join in welcoming home' and we g cosy J them to Zurich, P Lamont shipped three carloads of cattle to the Toronto market on Tues - clay. He also shipped his prize heifer which he will show al the Torontj.Fat Stock Show being held in that city at present, ' $70 and $75. ..Also all kinds of black dog coats, verroomte. B'uits e • :0 • ♦• We want to clear out our men's overcoats and in order to do 0 : we are cutting the prices from now until the end of the year to • make thetn move out. • Reg ui'ar $12 coats for 8$ .$15 co its for $10, $8 coats for $5, • • veT E -ything must go at a BIG REDUCTION, •Our men's and boys' ready to wear suits are something 1915. Z JIIUUH PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT ' In our school report of the senior room of Z P S we omitted publishing -the standing of Form I class of the senior room. The entrance class total marks were 900, honors, 675, ,pass 640. Form I, total 1200. Honors 900, Pass 720: Irerre Pollock 1002, Lorne Manson 892, Hazel Fritz 794, Mdnno Oesch (1 69.4, Lonnis Callfas (2) 693. Hydro lEstimates Received The estimates for building and maintaining the hydro power line in Zurich have been received. The ne- cessary by laws are being prepared �.; passed at the and v.ell be �rodsionally 1 meeting of the township council on Satirr'day. The date for holding the vote on the by laws will also be set by the council; A subscription was taken up in the village the past week,.and the money was used in purchasing useful wearing apparel, which has been sent by parcel post to Emerson Brown, who is serv- ing his country in the present war "Somewhere in France. The Canadian parliament will meet' on Wednesday January 12th for its winter session. The House will be in session about six or eight weeks, it is expected. A new speaker for the House of Commons will haveto be appointed as Mr Sproule has been. elevated to the Senate, •♦ worthy of your consideration. We have recently put into stook some very nice In ♦ 1' es of new suits • Fine navy worsted latest styles, w20. Dark gray, sam quality, • • $22,50. Brown, with small cheok; $20. Brown tweed, fine ttripe p $15. Dark gray tweed, plain pattern. $15. Also some lines to •• clear at HALF PRICE. Boys Suits at all prices. • A Lot of Ladles Mantles c To clear at big reduction as we aro going out of the Mantle +♦� business So what we have left will go at a. snap, XMAS. PRESENTS • i♦ Also a nice stock of useful Xmas Presents of all descriptions, • FRESE GROCERIES 0 •a 4 Candies, Nuts, Oranges, etc., for the holiday trade, ' 0 4. *) . 4. 4. 4. 4. s 4 ________ . , N4' H 9 r 6>. ♦ •® ® We are showingand a very nice line of skates hockey sticks, pAll kinds of silverware, cut glass, carving sets, carpet sweci,tiers, vacuru cleaners, oto,, which would make very !temptable Xmas 4 Presents Stoves Etc: High oven Pen 4.4 instils; PeeriessraPge; Gilt Edge; I Happy Thought; Regal Base I • Burner; Elegant Base turner • are ie ;derS in the Coniunity. • , • • Produce of ail. kinnds taken 4. 'r' • 44 1 2i 41 fl' • . J. i ‘i'.)., 0 Telephone ..1,1 o. . w r Z,U' • ♦ 11 iw +4,+++44'4,4-++++++++++4-4414-144 *•II44444,44-k•i•+44+14+44-14444+44• Remember the CFiristmas entext„,Yin- inent of the Evangelical Cohureh ''u School, on Monday eve, Dec 27th at 8 o'clock. The most beautiful canta- ta: ' "The search for a King," will be rendered by the school assisted by the choir. This unique cantata is so diff- erent from those of former years, that. its rendering will be one of the season's events, Its author certainly has brought glory upon himself, Doors open at 7 o'clock. Admission adults 25 cents children 10 cents. FARM SOLD Mr Louis Jeffrey, who lives a short distance south of St Joseph, has sold his farm to Mr John Laporte, of near Drysdale, one of the prosperous and' progressive farmers of the Bauble Line. The farm contains about one hundred acres of land and the con- sideration is $3150. Possession, will be given on March 16th, 1916. LESS LICKING A three -cent stamp, or its equival- ent, may be adopted to obviate the in- convenience remitting from affixing a war stamp on letters in addition to the regnlar postage. Postmaster -General Casgrain stated that to simplify mat- ters he may adopt the French custom of stamping a "surcharge" on the two - cent stamp, giving it a three -cent value and obviating the necessity of putting on two separate stamps. With such a method it would be easier to revert to the two -cent stamp when the war is over, SURPLUS FIRST YEAR NO 21 '''' 4 itzP>Ffitat404a4405,4figel44110414.100.143•41.4 4 44 44 44 4 `; a 1 4. if 4. Xmas Gift Suggestions Nothing will suit the boy or girl better than a pair of HOCKEY SHOES. with steel toes. Ankle supports, skate straps, etc, We have a fine variety. For the ladies, what is nicer than a pair of FINE FELT SLIPPERS See the many lines we have. Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes. ae. ,9"0� " r trr� 9 s. ,.. 4. 1 " 4'944444444 4444.44-• The Home of Good Shoes 4. 111,,„„„III!!III1111111111111„111111111111111, ,11!1;1„„ lIPt11111111Cp1111i181(1!11@lill(111111111UI„„,„„„„, f011!(III(11161NIkfl411i(NI1i111!ulill!!iii111!(l lI.,,,,.1111111„,„„C1111!11!IQli;illl111i((ICI11UI1„! I • Chritrn;${ ,a °ode • It is just a year since hydro electric was turned on in Plattsville and dur- ing that time the system has given every satisfaction. There are now in the neighborhood of a hundred power and light meters in town and at the close of the first year the village will hays oyer $200 of a surplus after paying all expenses. The above is taken from the Echo, Plattsville, Ont., of last week. As will be noticed the village of Platsville with a population of only about 400 has a surplus on hand. of $200 after ly et,year''s operation .of hydro. Pi' tcsville can make hydro pay, surely Zurich with two hnndred more population can do the same. POSnatarienEENINSEIMMIESOOMal Incorporated 1855 MOLS MOLS BAK s CAPITAL and RESERVE $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A Genera. Banking; Business Transacted MaW7WiRLETTERS OF CRr�,111T 11 BANI?` MONEY ORDERS airings Bank Departmont Lite' est at highest earl too-.. r..;;l Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Manager lionatisoggisawir&v:iasit .� Christmas Decorations Artificial light has become almost a necessity for decorative purposes, and consequently its use has been largely extended, This is especially so at Christmas festivities. In business houses the display of holiday goods is enhanced by the abundant use of ele- ctric` light and other illumination. There is, however, danger in this, and, unless precautions are taken, serious fires may result. Great care should be taken that none of the decorative material' comes in contact with the lights. Usually the decorations are very inflammable; when in close con- tact with even an electric light bulb they quickly become charred and start ablaze- Paper shades on lights, can- dles on Christmas trees, or in so•called Japanese lanterns have started many serious fires. Especially at public entertainments such as church festivals, great care should be taken, Fire extinguishers should be at hand in case of necessity. Where lighted candles are used on Christrnas trees, the responsibility for seeing that the lives of those present are protected and every precaution taken for the safety of lits and proper- ty, should be definitely assigned. Most of our Xmas goods are now in and we want you to see our display of Fancy Riches; Rolls, Togo of all-- kinds, ll .kinds, Cushion, Togas, C.uest To els, `: a . ©kevolliefs, Minas ant New Year cazao and Booklets, etc. We camwt tell you all about thele in this ad. You must come and see for y=ourself. roCi . of alld .cls taken r y J PHONE 11 on 82 DOUGLAS BLAKE Mi , ,;11 i 1j ;11; 11il i 11 �151111llClrirllog1L!!i;!11il1su111uuaull{Ill11INIla!Iu;;ui �JIIINit,„dRii,LJII1111111ii1111111,.in�,ltllllliii�,,III. d,l1.�1 IU11lIlG,il,ll(1161BI,111111I,11111 ild!L�tIJIb111i11i1i111(Ilil i,,.iad r11111i IT HAY COUNCIL Correct Olothes---51oderately Prlz4e1 It's not always so much what von pay for clothing—it's what you pay for that counts Value giving at all times is the one thing that has has made this the greatest clothing store in Zurich We are always 'Prepared to take()' re of our S us w e b e si hgolden old Y ,r'ule w•ay—"We do r Clothing News That Concern Men Folks Let us say bore that even in the face of trade conditions. the ad•I vancing in pric'o of all woolens, we are prepared to 1 ivty the sainespien did qualities of fallril's whio.i have always dtstingntshod our clothing. The finest ready -trimmed Snits and Overcoats The members of flay council met in the Town Hall,on Saturday last. All were present. As this was one of the last sittings for the present year, it was a busy one, many accounts being passed, a list of which ,will be found in the annual statement of the Township; which will be published. shortly. A number of other minor matters were disposed of. A. special meeting will be held to- morrow, Saturday, at which the de - P lty returning officers, clerics and Polling booths for the nitiniripal electi- ens will be named. The last meeting of the year will be held on. Wednesday, Dee 15th, E. APPEL ZTJRICH �rn oth ...*1091/11 4.1111M111.31.1.11.111C1110101\ w 4351)154' elirt Have received a shipment of first-class timothy seed. No. 1, as to purity. Price is right Flour and Feed of all kinds Groceries, Eggs taken in t. Stock Foods,Etc., Etc. Salt,Sia exchange for. :goods r e A/14 c Bio Telephone 23