HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-03-24, Page 1Vol. XV i
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•• A Sale to interest every woman who wants a new spring
• hat . Youll be highly pleased with the special showing of new •
• spring Hats that you'll find on d isplay in our own Millinery •
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• It is a plesure to be able to speak with oonfi dense of the very •
• smart models that will be shown on those days. It has not been
• easy to plan these hats at a popular price, but we succeeded
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admirably, so we think for every model has all the exclusive
charms, no two in the whole collection being alike,
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Are you thinking of New Rugs,
L i n o i eu Cis or Curtains; Come here
• We are ready with house furnishings, genuine old
• country rugs and Linoleams too, All guaranteed colors and
capable of giving the greatest amount of honest wear. We have
• bought heavily, we will surprise you with the big stock there is
to chose from and prices are the very lowest consistent with the
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WALL PAPERS
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papers in all colorings
and designs. Prices
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• Ginghams including Zephyrs and Ohatnbrays, We are pre-
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pared with a much larger range than for many seasons past all
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Ginghams. The patterns include many neat little stripes and
• checks in very pretty colors for better dresses and a large sel •
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OXFORD SHIRTING
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•• A really •fine range of qualities and patterns. light or dark •
•stripes, in fast washing colors, stripes for men's and many •
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In thoroughly reliable make, old dyes, and values away
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• prices we have always sold at different sized ohecks in navy and •
•• white ; 38 inches, 150 a yard.
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We still have a few men's suits and overcoats "left which
• we are clearing out at half price, if there is anything you need o
•• in this line, we would urge you to take advantage of these prices
• We have just received a oar load of sugar -cane sugar and
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We have taken into stocka car of the celebrated
• Peerless wovei.fencing which will sell at close
• rices also Coil Claire at ..,,,ni,. bottom
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• If you are in need of anything in. the line of•
sap buckets, paras, and etc. leave your order now ••
andhave them ready ,when the sap season comes.
We:have the celebrated Grimm. sap spouts for
•• sale this year, also the Eureka spouts,
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LOOK!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black=
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
a. F. CASE & SON
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LOCAL NEWS.
*leraya mc�s� .psi
Our new wali papers are now in.
See sample books. T. L. Wimp.
Best quality Formaldehyde • for
treating grain for smut for sale at
Zurich Drug Store.
Private Oliver Johnson of the 161at
Batt., Clinton, spent a few days with.
his uncle, Mr Thomas Johnson..
Dr E 5 Hardie, dentist, will be at
the Dominion -House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow -
ng week.
Mr Louis Prang recently sold three
De Laval cream separators in one day`
The De Laval has gained an enyiable
reputation in this section.
The monthly meeting of 'the
Women's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs H Ewen on Wednesday
evening, April. 12th. A number of.
interesting papers will be given and a
short program rendered. The roll
call will be answered by useful
recipes.
More than half a century of stats _ .
tics develops the; fart that 'only three'}
men in every hundred are self-support-
ing at the age of 65, and that the
other ninety-seven are absolutely de.
pendent upon others for the common
necessities of life. A large proportion
of this unfortunate situation is due to
the failure of young men to establish
a definate financial plan for the future
For such a plan life insurance is the
medium most available and depend.
able.
On Saturday eve, March eighteenth
a number of ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs J Snell to celebrate the
birthday of her sister, Mrs 11 Demuth,
of Port Arthur, who is at present visit-
ing here. After spending some time
in gauges and social chat, a clown
unexpectedly appeared on the scene
who kept the crowd in roars of laugh-
ter. Next came a dainty lunch which
was enjoyed by all. Wishing Mrs
Demuth many happy returns of the
clay all returned to their respective
homes well pleased with the evening's
enjoyment,
RECRUITING OFFICE OPENED
It has been decided by officers of
the 18181 Battalion to open a recruit-
ing station in Zurich in charge of
Lieut. A. J. Grigg, of Clinton. As
soon as a sufficient number of men
are reunited they will be stationed
and trained here until mobilization
takes place. It is expected that no
difficulty will be experienced to have
the boys enlist now as they will be
able to remain in Zurich for some
time at least.
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CAPITAL and RESERVE
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BANK MONEY ORDER
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IntasP:4t ut highest current rates
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$5,000,000.
Represents the estimated loss by
farmers through Smut in grain crops
in Ontario in 1915.
If you had a field of oats, barley or
wheat you, no doubt contributed to the
great loss. By reason of the preval-
ence of smut last year the danger is
rendered greater this year, There is
one way to:,prevent this and that is to
TREAT YOUR SEED FOR SMUT
The method usually adopted is as
follows: -Mix one pint of formalin
with 40 gallons of water or 2 tables-
spoonsful to 1 pail of water. Place
the grain to be treated in a heap on
clean canvas or floor Sprinkle the
formalin sole tion over the grain then
shovel. Repeat this until every grain
is moistened by the solution; then
cover the pile with sacking and leave
for 3 or 4 hours. At the end of this
time spread the grain out thinly to dry
shovelling it over three or four times
will hasten the.drying. Forty gallons
of the formalin solution is sufficient to
sprinkle thirty or forty bushels of
grain, smaller amounts in proportion.
Immersingthe e grain in a bag is
sometimes practiced and is equally
effective.
Those. requiring further informa-
tion apply to the
Minister of Agriculture,
Toron to, Ont.
HYDRO RADIALS
After many months of work the en
gineers of the Ontario Hydro • system
have finished their work on the sur
=eying and gathering of data for eight
Hydro -electric radials in the Province
The Hydro Commission is now wait
ing for action by the municipalities,
as, with the exception . of the route
through Hamilton, which is still "in
tate air," the lines are ready for actual
�o'nsUuctiorr. •ar*e' rhe/
routes selected by the commission: -
(1) Toronto, Port Credit and Oak-
ville to Hamilton, this line will connect
ab Port Credit with the Toronto -Lon-
don line already approved by the vot-
ers of the municipalities interested;
(2) Hamilton, Grimsby and St Cath-
arines to Niagara Falls; (8) St Cath-
arines, Welland and Port Colborne;
(4) Dunnville, Port Colborne, Fort
Erie, Bridgebnrg and Niagara Falls;
(5) Elmira, Waterloo, Berlin, Preston,
Galt and Hamilton; (6) Owen Sound,
Chesley, Brussels, Sertforth, Woodham
and Kirkton. This line will connect
with that covering the St Marys,
Stratford, Toronto line, and with the
Toronto London line at Granton.
Exeter, Goclerich and Kincardine is
the eighth line.
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CANADAN FIELD COIIFORTs
COMMISSION, M00RE BARRACKS,
SE;ORNCLIFF, ENGLAND.
To Mrs - Chas Fritz, Women's
Institute, Zurich, Ont.
Dear Madani:--
We have received
a box of jam from your Women's
Institute for which we thank you
very much indeed. This reached us on
March 4th and we forwarded it to
Canterbury, where there are many
Canadians in a small hospital with
very plain fare, who will very much
appreciate some home fruit. We can•
not send them to the front, so I hope
you will be pleased that it goes to our
wounded.
Your's Faithfully,
Mary Plummer,
Lieut, C. F. C. C.
March 6th, 1918.
Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Implements, on
Lot 7, L. R. E., 1 miles north of
Grand Bend, on Wednesday, March
29th at 1 o'clock. E Bossenberry,
auctioneer; Andrew Desjardi tie, prop
rietor.
Hotel Property For Sale
Known as. the Dominion house,
Zriricb, 11:lust be sold before- May
lot, 1916, otherwise will be closed by
that date. For particulars apply to
Wm 5 Johnson, Zurich.
14:A.:Large heavy sot, fox bound,
Color, mottled white, with black on
lop of head, tan ears, large black spot
behiil•d loft shoulder, two large spots
on right side, one civet kidneys, also
black on hips and extending down
half of tail. Pinder please write,
Jiin Heddle, 1enniiller, 1'.0,
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The leather market is on the rise. You I
will be wise to purchase your footwear now.
Our stock is well assorted, new and up-to-
date, and our prices very reasonable,
Come in and let us show yota scale of the i
newest styles for spring.
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We are now dimpla;p = our new spring
and summer goods aid can offer you
some attractive specials in
Ginghams, Repps, luslins, Prints and Dress Goods
at surprisingly low prices
considering recent advances along those lines.
Also _our new, Wall Papers, ;beautiful
pate .rns at popular pries. Our store is
filled with staple goods so that you can
ave as good a choice as in many larger
towns.
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at the old prices while
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Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods
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Grasp the Opportuuit
Last fall I purchased many Vliet of new spring
goods which I could not cancel, and the shipments
are now coming in. They consist of
Suits for Men, Youths fl.ud Boys
No finer lot ever shown in Zurich
PWce ds Worsteds, Ch .evolts, etc.
Well chosen for q .2 aumd l .a t,eutas.
T have, decided to sell
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Special Values Horse Goods
Owing to the mild winter we arcs compelled to re-
duce our stock of winter goods at almost cost.
Here are a few vaiaim. :
Regular 80x80 jute, full lined, $3 00 for $2.25
" 72x76 ' F c 2 75 for 2.25
<< 7472 duck " " 2 55 for • 175
All wool bl,} aikets reduced. Mitts dud gloves will
be sold at cost, •
R. P. AADS
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