HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-03-03, Page 8IAL REIIIUCTIONS
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We have a few Ladies' and Children's Coats still on
hand, which must be sold, so now we are offering them at
greatly reduced prices. These are new coats, up-to-date
in style and made of good serviceable materials, We can
save you money. fere aro a few prices :
1 ., brown Tweed reg $16 50 for $18 (1 only fur lined, reg $$35 now for $25
1 „ boavy Melton cluth $12 for $10
A. few girls' and children's coat:; at 25
per cent off.
6 only ladies' cloth coats to clear • at
$4 each.
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blk Arabian lamb 22.50 for $18
„ blown Eng Tweed trimmed with
black plush reg $20 50 for $16
bik Zibeline cloth $18 for [$$16
„ striped „ „ $18 50 for $15
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„ $10 50 for $9 50 1 only hveay, lined astrachan lined,
marmot collar reg $$25 for $20
„ blk astr'n lined $15 for $11 59
„ heavy cloth reg $12 50 for $11
„ „ $11 for .$9 75
4 „ boys overcoats size 33 to 36 2
to clear at $3 50 each 1
1 doz boys toques reg 250 for 150 ea 1
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We have a lot of stamped mats again in st ck iu
different patterns and sizes. Prices from 80 cents
to 60 cents.
Fresh Groceries always on rhand
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Huron Count
The following Stiminary of the results f
tions asking for Provincial .prohibition
Mnnioipality Nanes on Votes p
1914 list 1914
TOWNS
1 Goderioh ......I836 9 498 577
2 Clinton 567 . 301 51h
3 W ingham .... 639 518 419 064
4 Seaforth527 c2 28u 4 s 1.
VILLAGES
5 Bayfield 144 11:3
6 Brussels 243 197
7 Blyth ... 200 171
8 Exeter .. 473-4u
9 liensal1 . 210
800 155
10 `Wroxeter .. .. 102 86
11 Ashfield 654
12 Colborne...,.. 467 341
13 Grey .... .... 818 000
14 Goths -rich ...... .... 602 447
15 Howiok .... 985 817
16 Hay 780 641
17 Hallett .. 748 544
18 McKillop... 592 484
19 Morris. .. 666 578
20 Stanley .............. 523 333
21 Stephen ....... 975 789 ''
22 Tuckersmith . 641 486
23 Turnberry .......... 523 447
24 Usborne ..... ..... 606 517
25 Bust Wawanosh . 458 406
26 West Wawanosh,, 507 431
Total15132 12237 8839 11994
From the abeve figures it will be noticed that 72 1 5 per gent of the
number of votes polled at the last provincial election have signed the
voter's petition, and 1429 more have signers the petition than voted for
the Canada Temperance Act on January 29, 1914, the vote at that time
being 7415 for 4807 against.
many
oirou,e+twf, of the peti•
'.f iuti•rest to our rF aders,
11" 1 .15 Supple -
Petition rnentiry
Petition
83
124
119
380
104
58
478
368
5i8
387
654
280
452
313
367
333
527
389
295
457
352
343
114
810
220
4.68
208
111
564
4u0
728
457
792
338
572
405
466
413
682
509
353
563
407
403
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter
Eggs
Dried Apples
Potatoes
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Buckwheat
Flour
Bran
Shorts
Low Grade
Live Hogs fob
.93
41
50
$.26
24
05
75
.95
42
55
65
3.25 3.90
$25.00
28.00
35.00
Hensall 9.35
Local News
Good apple butter for sale. T L
Wurm,
Ed Axt, of London, is visiting at
his home here,
Have you renewed your subscripti,
on to the Herald for 1916?
Good Yellow Denver Onion seed for
sale, Wm. Schwalm, Zurich,
Mrs George Innes, who has been
visitng relatives and friends in this
section, Ieaves for her home in Moose -
jaw, Sask., on March 6th.
Arnold Heideman will be in my
office every Saturday up to Mawr 11th
next. All parties indebted to me will'
call and settle by, cash or note.
J J Merner.
1IONSTER DEMONSTRATION
A monster demonstration to cel-
ebrate the marvellous success of the
petition signing campaign will be held
in Toronto Tuesday and Wednesday,'
March 7th and 8th. It is expected that
there will be over 25000 in the parade
and each County will have their own
delegation. All citizens interested may
secure tickets which will be sold at.
single fare plus 25c on March 7th and
8th, good to return up to March 101b.
Two or three hundred are wanted
from. Huron County, let alt go who
can.
HOCKEY
Hensall and Zurich senior hockey
teain's battled on Hensall ice last
Thursday night for forty minutes.
The play was fast and furious and the
excitement at times was high. Many
of the stalwarts at different •stages of
the gaine were laid low, but the ice
did nob suffer much. Soon after the
beginning of play one of the Hensall
players was hib above the eye by a
stick and one of the Zurich players
was laid off to even up. The referee
caught a few of the off sides, but only
a few. His bell happened to fall on
the ice once in a while and the players
throught he rang for a foul. The
scope at the end of time was 6 to 3 in
favor of Zurich. Ur. Zurich team
was composed of E Howald R Weber,
Lee Hoffman, A 13ossenberry, Clayton
E1offoan, R J Kalbffeisch and Clarence
Hoffman.
oil Monday night the *Zurich jun-
iors walloped the Dashwood juniors on
the Fleusall rink to the tune of 10 ,to
1. The game Was an interesting ono,
but the local lads were too fast for the
youngsters from Dashwood.
GAUPS MAGNATE.
Martin N. Todd is President of a.ahr
Erie and Northern.
The town—beg pardon, the city --
of Galt has, among other human he,
ing products which have done her no
small credit, grown at ]east two not-
able railroad men.
W. B. Lanigan, of the C. P. R., is a
great big traffic chief out West. hides
in bis private car, and has any num-
ber of alert servetors on the Iron
Road to whom he says: "do this,"
and they do it; and "don't do this,"
and they obey just as blithely anti
beautifully.
Martin N. Todd, the other man, has
kept the noiseless tenor of his way,
without the newspaper or the maga-
zine paying him much attention. Not
that Mr. N. Todd, in his chosen field
of railway work, has not achieved
things scoring as high as the thing•
scored for W. B. Lanigan; but be-
cause Todd is modest and unob-
trusive and never ranked as a past -
graduate spell -binder and born hum-
orist, while Lanigan—But, no mat-
ter.
The other day they made Martin
N. Todd General Manager of the Lake
Erie and Northern Railway—a cor-
poration whose enterprise is as yet in
the constructive stage and embraces
a line of railway from Port Dover on
Lake Erie to—well, north as far as
it can reasonably go. For the time
being, Galt is the terminal, or, if you
take in the announced fusion with
the Galt, Preston, and Hespler road,
of which Mr. Todd is the administra-
tive head, you get to Belir; or again,
if you include the Canadian Pacific
Railway, with which are directly af-
filiated these electric lines, you get e
stretch which the reader is invited to
figure out for himself.
At any rate, Mr. Todd. has become
the controlling genius of the amalga-
mation, which affords a straightaway
trolley system from the country town -
of Waterloo to a charming lakeside
resort and natural harbor, and inci-
dentally links this country closer up
with the rich coal fields of our trans -
Erie neighbors. The L. E. and N. is
to be completed with a rush and elec-
trified—so as to be in operation for
freight and passengers by the oncom-
ing fall, and is expected to fill the
proverbial long felt want and to be
an all round winner.
Mr. N. Todd is the son of a father
who had big visions in all his under-
takings, and of which one was tue
swinging of Galt and Preston Street
Railway, many years ago. The then
primitive concern has developed into
a fine substantial, profit -yielding ser-
vice, the status of which may best be
Understood when it is known that the
American Official Railway Guide
gives the G. P. and H. rank among
the steam railroads of the continent,
an honor enjoyed by no other electric
line in the country.
President Todd has done well with
the legacy of a progressive sire. The
C. P. R. relationship of the road em-
phasizes this. Ho must needs be a
capable man and pusher for that is
the only sort of men the great C. P.
R. takes on its managerial list.
Precious Paintings Lost.
Among the valuable treasures
which were destroyed in the Parlia-
Ynent Buildings fire were the pictures
of the Fathers of Confederation, of
the departure of the South African
troops, of the Imperial Conference
at Ottawa, and of the burial of Sir
John Thompson, which hung in the
Commons Railway Committee -room,
'Wears `,War Service" i'tadg o.
Mr. Arthur Henderson, the labor
member of the Cabinet, wears one of
the Civil Service blue and gold
badges inserned "On War Service."
THE SHOVE QUESTION
Is easily decided if you buy a McCiary Kitchener Range.
"ibis firm has been making stoves for 60 years, Or a
Superb Favorite, :Wade 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 back
in closet and thermonetor, highly nickeled, guaranteed in every way for $88.-
00 cash.
Hundreds of people of Zurich and vicinity tesify that the best stoves are al-
ways sold at Hartleibs.
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This store has the agency for the celebrated
BROADWAY made-to-order clothing. Also
* spring overcoats, special trousers, etc.
Come and let us show you our hundreds of
° samples, fit guaranteed.
MEN'S NECK TIES
'ALEN'S SPRING FATS
We have a big assortment in these lines.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
We have a nice line of aprons and house
dresses, 50cts and $1.00, while they last.
DRESS GOODS
Our stock is complete in this line. Give
° us a call and be convinced.
In order to have our store up—to-date we
have put in stock the New Idea Patterns, and
the Woman's Maaazihe. Price lOcts, and a
New Idea fashion sheet tree every month.
Come and call for one. We send away
every Monday for patterns, so hand in your
orders and get an up-to-date pattern, only 1Oc.
Dr. HESS' STOCK FOODS
Don't forget that every package of Dr. T -Jess' Stock Food is
guaranteed to give results.
12 lb pkg $1,00. 7 lb pkg 66c. 5 lb pkg "Panacea 85o.
Fresh Groceries at all tones
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