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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1916-01-28, Page 8.PCI .L REDUCTIONS OATS lid L, 1 We have a few Ladies' and Children's Coats still on hand, w:bich must be sold, so now we are offering them at greatly reduced prices. These are new coats, up -to- date in style and math of good serviceable materials. We can you ,money'. H . re are a few prices: 1 brown Tweed reg $16 50 for $18 1 only fur lined, reg $85'now for $25 1 „ heavy Melton -cloth $12 for $10 1 „ blk Arabian lamb 22.50 for $1S A few girls' and child, en's coats at 25 1 „ brown EngTwesd trimmed with per Dent off, black plush reg $20 50 for $16 6 only ladies' cloth coats to clear at 1 „ blk Zibeline cloth $18 for F$16 $4 each. 1 „ striped ,, „ $18 50 for $15 Lad•es' Furs. A Stoles and 1 uIs at 25pr c ., at off Regular m Ace. 's Overcoats 1 It $10 50 for $9 5011 only hveay, lined astrachan lined, marmot collar reg $25 for $20 blk asti'n lined $15 for $11 59 heavy cloth reg $12 50 for $11 4 „ boys overcoats size 88 to 86 12 to clear at $3 50 each 1 1 doz boys toques reg 25c for 15c ea 11 AmpE „ „ $11 for $9 75 Nil We have a lot of stamped mats again in stock in different patterns and sizes. Prices limn 80 cents to 60 cents. Fresh Groceries always on hand RUBY and GASOII P.HOMP 17 CREAM ANTED. 1 have made arrangements with Si1v erwoods Dairy, London, to take eream at My Residence, Zurich, anytime during the week. Cream is tented when brought to my residence and paidEfor on delivery. Price paid t1 i.3 week was 33 cents per pound. Highest Cash gripe for Eggs I. IIUDSON, Phone 5 ZUKICII r LOOA.L4 M &.B .iris .Corrected every Thursday; Butter Eggs Dried Apples Potatoes, Wheat new Cats Barley Buckwheat Floor Bran Shorts Low Grade Live Hogs fob Hensall WE TIS YOU FOR YOUR 'PATRONAGE IN THEPASTaW1SHING YOU "THE COMPLIMENTS OF F»� THE SEASON" I e; EVER AT YOUR SERVICE GEORGE R. HESS & CO,o JEWELLERS ZURICH $.20 30 05 75 1.05 1.013 40 45 n"0 65 3,25 9,75 $25.00 28.00 05.00 9.25 Local News My accounts are ready for those indebted to me. Kindly call and get yours. L Prang. Rev Mr Steempfer, of Elmira, will conduct the services in the Lutheran church next Sunday. I have installed a new knitting Mr Jacob Kellermann of Dashwood machine and am now in a position to attended the Weather Insurance Co. do work of this kind. Charges are 15 meeting here on Wednesday. e. nts and 20 cents a pair for knitting stockings or socks, and 10 cents a pair LET PEOPE KNOW Lost, strayed, for sale, wanted, found, to rent, card of thanks, and all want ads, for insertion in this column will be eharg- ed for at u rate of 25c each insertion prov- tiding they don't exceed 5 lines, payable strictly in advance, NOTICE TENDERS For taking over and managing Dashwood Central of the Hay Town - hip Municipal Telephone System, will be received by the Council of the Township of Hay up to 2 o'clock p m on Saturday, the 5th day of February 1916. Particulars may be obtained from members of the Council of from the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. Zurich, Ont, January 21st, 1916. Fred Hess, Sr., Clerk of Hay. Knitting Done Mrs Joseph. Druar, of St Clements, Ont., is visiting her parents, Mr ' and Mrs F Krauskopf, Goshen Line, at present. Messrs J Praetor, 0 Fritz, E D Wurm, J Laporte, P Lamont and A F Iless attended the funeral of the late M Y,McLean held at Seaforth on Monday. 11r I Hudson, who started collecting cream nine months ago, has met with good success in this business, He col- lected in that time 77,650 pounds of cream paying out for same to the far- mers in this community over $6,000, He is well satisfied with the business clone in this time and he hopes to in- crease it greatly during the present year. The funeral of the late M. Y. Mc- Lean was held from his residence, Seaforth, on Monday afternoon last. A large number from all parts of the county attended the services. A num- ber of fine wreaths, presented by friends, covered the coffin. Rev Mr Larkin, pastor of the Presbyterian church, delivered the sermon. The remains were interred in the Maitland cemetery,' . The following taken from the Postmaster General's Annual Report for 1915 will be of interest to the people of this community. The gross postal revenue at the Zurich office was $1467,88. Number of money orders issued 1382 to the amount of $11,986.:0; commission on same 69184; Number of money orders paid -t80 amounting to +3,701.51. Postal notes paid $800.62. The compensation to the postmaster for the money order and postal note business was $72,99. Postmaster's salary was $588, with $12 for for- ward allowance and $50 for rent, fuel and lights. On and after February 1st, 1916, the Provincial Board of Health will supply to the public, free of charge, through local Boards of Health and medical officers of Health, the various biological products, viz; Smallpox Vaccine, Diphtheria Antitoxin, Anti - Meningitis Serum, Anti -Typhoid Vaccine, Pasteur Preyentive Treat- ment for Rabies. Since the Provincial Board of Health is undertaking this work in the hope of lowering the death rate and reducing the morbidity of communicable diseases influenced by the use of these products, every physican in the Province is required toco.operate with the Provineial Board.of health by prompt notificati- on of all communicable diseases+ yy9i ii Advertise in the $eral for knitting on the leg part. Walter Steele, R. R. No. 3, Phone 8 on 81. Zurich, Bull and Boar For Service Shorthorn Durham Bull for service. f1.5o with privilege of returning, to be paid following January. Also Im- proved Yorkshire Boar for service, $1.00. Joseph Rau, Drysdale. NOTICE Tenders for taking over and manag- ing Dashwood Central of Hay Town- ship Municipal Telephone System will be received by the Council of the Township of Hay up to 2 o'clock, p. in., on Saturday the 5th day of February, 1916. Particulars may be obtained from members of the Council or from the undersigned. The lowest or auy tender not necessarily accepted. Zurich, Ont., January 21st, '1916. FEUD. Hiss, Sit., Clerk of Hay. FOR SALE 0. A. C. No 72 oats. The oats you read so much about, Price $1,00 per bushel. Guaranteed free of wild oats and noxious weeds, • 0, Klopp tele- phone, 18 on 98, R. R. No 2 Zurich. Me A Heideman will be at my office over T L Wurm's store, every Satur- day until February 15th, 1916, to set- tle accounts due me, Anybody not able to pay accounts in cash will set- tle by note. J. J. Merger. According to the report of the Insp- ector of Public Officers recently pub- lished, there were registered in the County during 1914, deeds, 1,222; mortgages, 882, discharge of mortgages 900; wills registered 208; the fees on which amounted to $842. The Regis- trar received the same year a net in- come of $2,268.86; the County was paid $614,91 as its share of the re- ceipts, ZURICEI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The annual meeting of the members' of the Zurich Agricultural Society was held in the Town Hall here last Thursday. The meeting was well attended and much interest was mani- fested in the business on hand by those present. The Society is in fairly good financial standing and with the progressive men filling the various offices should have a most successful year in 1916. The following officess were elected; President—John Pfaff. lab Vic -President -0 Silber 2nd Vice•President---W T Caldwell Secretary—D S Faust Directors --J Decker, Jr; H H Neel); Casper Wolper; W B Battler; Peter Deichert; John McBride; L H Rader; Alf Reichert and J P Rau. Auditors --Jacob llaberer and Sohn : A Smith, 1916 CLUBBING LIST THE STOVE QUESTION I 1s 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. 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 1•ack in closet and thermoneter, highly nickeled, guaranteed in every way for $38.- 00 cash. Hundreds of people of Zurich and vicinity tesifythat the test stoves are al- ways sold at Hartleibs. d and Daily Globe $8 75 Weekly Globe..... 1 76 Daily Mail and Eni- piie, . .. 3 75 Weely Mail and Neral t (r YE •r r rr Cr. ra 4 CC CC cc rr C rr rr rr 0 4r rr Empire Toronto Daily Star " Daily News . " Weekly Star.. London Free Press Morning Edition.... Evening Edition..,. Weekly Edition...,, London Advertiser Morning Edition,... Evening Edition.... Weekly Edition Farin & Dairy Weekly Sun Farmers Advocate.., Montreal Family Herald and. Weekly Star ...,. Weekly Montreal Witness Canadian Country- man 1 75 2 85 2 85 1 75 8 50 2 90 1 85 290 2 00 1 75 1 75 1.80 2 40 e. I4ARTLEIB,z�kicn HUROM'SILARCEST°COMBINATIO61i STORE The London Advertiser HREE EDITIONS MORNING, NOON, NIGHT Western Ontario's Greatest Daily ill the News all the Time Rate by mail, any Edition, $2 a year Circulation Dept., London Advertiser Clubbed with the Zurich' Herald, . $2,90 a year, for both papers. 185 1 85 1 50 i DEBENTURL issued for Short Term of Years Coupons Payable Half.Yeariy NEGOTIABLE Assets, $7,480,339 Zurich Agency HERALD OFF CE 0 0 0 ** **** *%ice*' °r * ********** We are putting on sale our entire stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing. It will pay you to look over this stock. - LADIES COATS We have a few more ladies' cloth coats which we are clearing at $4, regular price, $15, $10 anp $8. Children coats at greatly reduced prices. LADIES FURS At half price. MITTS & GLOVES Men's winter mitts and gloves at reduced prices. A FEW SNAPS 1 only parlor lamp regular $4.50 for $3.00 1 ti 3.75for 2.75 3 lbs molasses snap cakes for 25 cents 1 11> good Japan tea for 25 cents .3 lbs dried peaches for 25 cents Dr 'less toe Food We handle Dr, Hess' Stock Foods, Poultry Panrcea Louse Killer' Dips., etc: Every package guaranteed. i". L. PHONE 28 M ZU:'ICH ' ° ** + 7i o n a:.: ** *** 0 0 0 0 0