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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1915-12-17, Page 31 1 - JiW yn a / an : yen, issiay oods. cher P ave for �, 1 tt ti J. tad .,'.W . i 6L,• .e.C11P ilts ody =ants, na,sins, Pols mks, etc. 1 Lat eboats Coat season is here, and we would pleased to showyou the leading models of the season' in Ladies' and Children's Oeafe. Vr e are Sure it would please and profit you to spend a little tame looking over our various lines. Winter Goods We are ready to supply your wants in the line of heavy Dress Goods, Serges, ° in the different colors, Gaberdines, Whipcords, Velveteens, heavy Cloaking, eto. Men'. Wear We have recently placed in stook a fine range or Men's and Boys' .Suits• '1" e:n are well made in new sty104 and are right in even' respect. WEr nit salve yon money on your new Euit. We have also a lot of nice Overcou t: , Shirts, Col lars, Ties., Hats, Ca pa, Gloves, Socks, etc, etc. Fresh Etroceries aialways on hand. RUBY and QASOIIO PHON E 17 The .People came from near and far To spend their money at et/ d '`zany- ze4it LOCAL M .RKiTS Corrected every Thursday, Euttex. ......, $0.26 E s 315 Dried ed Apples.... 05 Potatoes 75 Wheat new Oats ,Barley Buckwheat Flour Bran...,...., ........... $25.00 Shorts 28.00 Low Grade 35.00 Live Hogs fob Idensall 8.25 .95 .9G 35 3€5 40 45 60 3.00 8.50 Is right. Will you be among the throngs this year. S7.veczal , lips c every clay OM the Hat' 2diso72, .Dza77'c071C1 Rise 116St7'i&i72 ent. Our Slogan Shop .Ea7'l y Big sale of Fancy China at 10c, 15c and 20e Dandy stuff, to see it is to buy it Dandy brush and comb sets iu boxes, 25c, 35e, 50c Dandy Brooches, best quality, in boxes, 50c Dales Chocolates, in boxes, 25c up Willard's Chocolates, in bulk, 300, 40e' 50c, 60c ib pecial Mixtures for Xmas Candies of all sorts at short prices. Salted peanuts, roasted peanuts and other nuts. Also oranges, etc. .l'I t' $5,85 cash and S4 per month for 11 months will pnt a No, 30 Diamond Am berola, with 12 Edison Blue. Ambercl Indestruetable 'ords in your home, This Instrument is built thu - . the as larger Ed:sons, is' gear driven, and:it clear speaker, has en, .. veil horn, a good all round In- strument. Ask to herr it, . We carry a large stook of the newest i'e cords for this instrument, Each record plays 4 minutes. Brth your friends to Powell's Bazaalr, across from the Bank of Commerce, GOL'4 . F li�,.r P Aredisappearing,if you want any come soon. Ils B z r Local Nws Now for the big rush to do that long delayed shopping, • Lost—A. ten dollar bill in Zurich. Finder will please leave at this office. Miss Margaret Lamont has returned from a fewmouth's visit -with relatives in 1VIinneapolis. I handle the Gray gasoline engines and repairs for the same, Get my prices. L Prang, Zurich. Mr Emerson Smith of Dauphin, 1\Ian., arrived home on Saturday. He will remain during the winter. Mr and ktrs John Brown, of Green- way, have beenappointed keeper and matron of the .county House of Refuge. Mr VA Constantine, rnanaaier of the Molsons Bank, Highgate, for three years, and formerly manager of the branch here, has been transferred to the Teeswater and Formosa branches of that bank. It is stated that when the next bud- get is brought down at Ottawa theat- res, pool rooms, bowling alleys, skating riulcs: and other places of public amuse ment in the country will be taxed with a special war levy - Mr Solomon Gingerich, of the Goshen Line south, has sold 50 acres of his farm, being the north half of lot 12, in the 10th con., to his brothers, Messrs David and Samuel •Gingerich. The former still has 100 acres. Rev G F Brown of the Evangelical church, who, has been delivering .a number of addresses on"The popular amusements of the day" will coiit ii this series nest Sunday evening. Everybody welcome, The funeral of the late Robert Snowden is being held this afternoon to Bayfield cemetery, Deceased was a prominent resident of Stanley town- ship ownship for many years, , and was well known in Zurich and vicinity. By his genial ways and upright character he had made hosts of. friends. The sympathy of the community gees out to the bereaved family.. Remember the Christmas entertain- ment of the Evangelical church S School, on Monday eve, Dec 27th at 8 o'clock. The most beautiful canta- ta: "The search for'a Icing," will . be rendered by the school assisted by the choir. This unique cantata is so diff- erent from those of foimer 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. I ani again taking orders for Fer- tilizer this spring. I have the full line, 12 different grades because differ, ent plants require , different food. Lime is very necessary for some land I have Basic' Slag, 12%, it is very good for a top dresser for grass to put on in fall so as to get it to act in spring. It is a slow acting fertilizer. Our 16%. phosphate is 15% water soluble, it is a very quick acting fertilizer for spring crops, sold at $25.00 a ton, Basic Slag $21 00, Li me at $6.00 a ton, and the ready mixed fertilizer the price is a ccording to the ingredients. Thank- ing you all for past favors and wish- ing a Happy New Year to all. John Hey, Jr,' Zurich. X.Q-1111174:TION: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the Electors of the Municipality of the Township of IJay will be held in the TOWNSHIP HALL, VILLAGE OF ZURICH, ON Monday, Dec. 27th, 1915, at the hour from one . to two o'clock, p.m.for the purpose of nominating candidates for Reeve and Councillors for the Township of Hay for the year 1916, and in case a poll is demanded, palls will be opened on Monday, Jan. 3rd, 1916 in the several polling subdivisions of the Township, as follows: Poll Polling 1); R. 0. Clerk Wo. Plage 1 School No 2 J Northcott M Russel 2 School No 14 D Burns WD Thompson 3 '1'ewn Sall A'If Hess W O'Brien , W Hess' shop A Melick W G Hess tl School No 12 B Surerus H•Kru ager 6 Hartleib's Hall J K Goetz D Tiernan 7 School No 3 E J Troyer W Caldwell 8 Bisonette Bl'k S Spencer M Corriveau Said Polls will be kept open from 9 o'clock, a. m., until5 o'clock, p. m,, and no longer, Fred. Hess, Sr., EBLURNING 0rrIoui Dated at Zurich, Dec, 151h, 1915, Phone 55 Blg Choice EXETER STOR OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL C IRIS1'MAS• Stores in Zurich will be open every evening next week. . New Ads. in this Issue TLWarm E. Appel H. Gallman F. C. Kalbfleisoh By -Laws Nomination Notice. Ruby & Gascho THE STOVE QUE.STIL. N 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 stores. Now 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. Cook Stove, with reservoir burns wood or coal for $18.00 up. 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 $38.- 00 cash. Hundreds of people of Zurich and vicinity tesify that the best stoves are al- ways sold ab Hartleibs. e. L PHONE 13 ZURICI HUROPPSIA.ARCEST COQ SINATIOf GTO r„E LIFESI>1;1A JTOL 32 inches high 1 On December 1st we started a Voting Contest which should, pl uve of great interest to everybody. For every cash purchase of ten cents, a vote will be given for the most popular miss in Zurich or district. A 50 - cent purchase entitles you to 5 votes, a $1 purchase to 10 votes and so on. The eontest will end on. the evening of December 24th at 10 o'clock when the votes will be counted by three reliable men and the girl for whom the largest number of votes have been cast will be pretented with a beautiful, life size full -dressed Doll entirely free of charge. Anyone can enter this contest. See this beautiful Doll on display at our st Special till Xmas Crinkle tissue paper, all colors, 5c a roll Ladies' Hand Bags Regular $1.60 for $1.25 ” 1.00 for 85 .75 for 60 Stationery We have received a nice line of fancy Avriting paper f,in boxes with envelopes to atch. Prom 100 to $1.25 a box. Hankerchiets We have a large variety of ladies and mens hank erchie fs. Special in ladies, 25c, 20e, 150, 3 for 5o, 2 for 25c, 3 for 25e, 4 for 25c. Men's Overcoats 3 only men's curly lined overcoats, astra= chm collar, regular $20 for $15. Regular $25 for $18. Men's Gloves, Hats, &De_. A beautiful line of men's dress shirts, gloves, hats, caps, braces, mufflers, etc. re. Cushion Tops At 25c each Gents Shaving Set Regular $2,50 for $11.75 Manicure Sets 1 only regular $4.50 for $3.50 1 only 3.25 for 2,60 Toilet Set 1 only regular $3.50 for $2.50 Crystal Rope Embr'd'ry 3 for 10e Crumb Tray dk; Brush At 1503 each Few Specials 31bs cakes 25c . 1 lb Tea 25e 3 boxes Talcum Powder 25c Seeded raisins 100 a pkg Ladies' Cloth CI ats We have a few more ladies coats which - we are selling at $4,75, A. snap. FANCY CHINA Spoon Trays. Sugar Shakers, Salt and Pepper Sets, Bon Bons, Sugar and Crsaln, Trinket Boxes, Mustards, Tea Pot Stands At 25c each while they last umettersocosatlynameramossmonswal Met' ;�'' " 4 `,a9 t Prices Slaughtered, on SUITS and OVERCOATS Commencing on December 4th we will put on sale our entire stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Overcoats, We are going out of these lines and all goods must be sold regardless of cost. We will sell thein cheaper than you Can buy from the wholesale houses. Now is your ohanoe for a big bargain. Below are only a few values. Regular $15 suits for $9. Reguler $11 snits for $6.50. Regular $10 snits for. $5,50, Regular $12,50 overcoats for $8, Regular $11 overcoats for x+6,50, Regular .18.50 overcoats for $5 Regular $5 overcoats for $3.25. A few boys overcoats at $leach. ARE YOU TRYING TO WIN THE DOLL. GET BUSY T. L. WURM PHONE 28ZURICH'