HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-04-07, Page 8On Friday March 31st and Saturday April 1st and following days.
All the seasoos newest shapes and styles in hats and trimmings on
d epla' , Miss Theil is again in charge of this department. We
p�rdin ly invite you to attend these openings.
NEW DRESS GOODS
LOCA ! l: i.r+'TS
Oorreetec1 every Tharsday,
]suttee. •w•wvw,ww.M. :•..,,..
Eggs
1)riecl Apples
Potatoes,
Now Sarg es in black, navy, brown, etc, Garbaidtnes, silk eopiins,
youry
Wheat
laald• priors of these vaat ions lines are steadily advancing, and s Juts
goods late le
will be htarl t� prolnre in t illicit wheat
requirements early.
Bran
Shorts
l.u)w Grade
Live Hogs fab Ilensall
p he fu tare. so i w
t ould pay to chose
WASH GOODS
A fine lot of new summer dress rnaterals on hand, striped ,a, d
fie v.ired voiles, silk crepes, marquisettes, piques, middy clothes etc.
Ne trouble to show goods.
N ,ems., Laces and Enbroidersies
A large range of laces all widths in white, creama id b'ack. Flo a.no-
ins and corset cover embroiding in new designs.
Prints and Ginghams
Our stock now complete in these lines also shirtings, galateas and
a fine lot c f crepe cloths at 12w cts, per yd.
Men's Wear
A fine lot of men's shirts. just arriqed, Prices from 80c to
Alio new ties, collars, rain coats, suits, hats, caps, underwear,
Sh )u[d you rev Are an 7thing in these lines we can supply you at
prices. Extra prices i a, men's suites, come and see.
EVJW I Papua
1.75.
etc.
rigLt
Now wall papers on hand, a large assortment of papers to chose
from We have Oatmeal papers in different shades of green and brown
with borders and panelings to match also varnished the papers suitable
for bath rooms, kitchens, eto, Como and have a loe''k thrc ugh one
sample bcoks.
Fr Groceries always on hand.
Flour
RUBY and GASCHO
Township Of Hay
Nntiee is hereby given that a By -
.1,0w e paseed by the Council of the
':iownsl,ip of Hay on the tach day of
t'ebruat'y, •A. 1') , 101.0, providing for
the issue of Debentures to the amount
'.20 of $5068,37 for the purpose of guar -
20
05 ,1nleeitag payment for hydro Electric
100' Rowel' to he installed in the Police
• Village of Zurich and that Fitch By,
Law was registered in the Registry
Office of the Granby of Iletron, on the
10th day of I+ebruary, A. D., 1916.
Any motion to quash or set aside the
same or any part thereof must be
L8 t)ta made within three month after the
825 001 fiat publication of this notice and
IO.ro cannot be made thereafter.
Dated the 2213d day of March, 1916
Fred Hess, Sr., Clerk.
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70
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$25 0(l
Girls Wanted
WE CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT TO
A FEW MORE ELUGFlT GIRLS AS
EnIt tuS
and Learners
FARE PAID TO CLINTON
Clinton Knitting- Co.
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canton: Oat.
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Local News
Pte. Thomas Foster, stationed at
Hensall, looked up old friends here
on Sunday. -
See our window display of the new-
est in ladies and men's shoes. dust
in. C Frits.
Cream and Eggs
i
W A N TE D
Will pay highest cash price for Cream.
and Eggs delivered at my residence, Zui•ieb,
at any time during the week.
0 I. HUDSON, Pone 5z ZURICH §
Township Of Hay
Notice is hereby given that' a By -
Law was passed by the Council of the
Township of flay on the 4th day of
liiareb, A. D., 1910, providing for the
issue of Debentures to the amount of
$1768.00 for the purpose of guarante
Bing pa5•mentfor Hydro Electric power
to be installed in the Police Village
of D Fhwood, and that such Py -Law
was registered in the Registry Office
of the County of Huron on the 8th
day of March, A. D., 1916. Any
rnotion to quash or set aside the same
or any part thereof must le made
vtithin three months after the first
THE STOVE.
UEST1fl
I's easily decit: cd if you buy a nloUlary Kitchener Range,
This firm has leen making stoves for 60 years. OE' a
Superb . 'tvorii e, made in Sarnia The third genera! fol
generation of this firm is now m tking stoves.'
i',ow if yn'1 bay one of the above makes of stoves,
you will not make a miss s -hot, bttt bit the goal` every
time. -And then -for cheap less we can knock out any
da pal tlnental store in Canada,.
Cook Stove, with reservoir Bums wood or coal for $1.8.OQ' oPi'
Look .at til cut of the above range with reservoir warming closet, tile back
in closet and hernioneter, highly nickeled,, guaranteed in every way fore--�
CO case.
liun,trecl o" people of Zu ich and vici'ni'ty tesify that the best stoves ure'aD
wads sold as Hartleibs.
publication of this notice and cannot
be made thereafter.
Dated the 22nd day of March, 1916 •
Fred. Hess, Sr., Clerk.
Mr Lorne Weber, representing a
oil ,company of St Catherines, -called
on the trade here or M))nday, ,
Alli parties owing me mast settle
their accounts by April 10th, 1016.
G McBride.
'M:r--Iahn:'L[-eyer :Laud Inmily left'
l as veeklor: en �uv311•
take :their future home. - -
Loafs Prau g hal resew* received la'
carload of the celebrated Gray buggies,
also a carload of Deering farm. iutt de-
ments.
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No War Prices
on any Goods in our store
( lose prises on watches, clocks, jewellery,
spectacles and musical goods.
FINE REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY
GEDRGE R. HESS as. CO.,
JEWELLERS
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ZURICH
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Uncle Tom's Cabin was presented
to a fair sized audience on Monday
night in the Town Hall here by a
travelling company. -
ME t OF HURON
Face tin issu3 RUMMY -Yourself
You are vfantarf 11011 to Fight for Your Dino and Country -A Year from .flow
may be Too Late.
The Stupendous Issues of the War Now Stand out in a Blaze or Light
Before the Whole World.
To day the call (oanes from those who are holding the lines in'
Prance, in Flanders; holding the lines against the mightieet
armaments the world has ever yet borne on its surface: and ttie
call to all who will hear is t—
C E—•ENLIST TO DAY
.loin the 161st, Huron's Own Ileatalion, .;and dhow by. 'vow -
example that Our Country is mit a laggard in •:the Overat .Fight
,fur Fdmun:.
Township of Stephen
Nitice is hereby given that a By-
law was passed by the Council of the
Township of Stephen on the 6th day
of Mal cb A.1), 101_6 providing for
the issue of debentures to the amount
of $1,682.00 for purpose of guarantee-
ing payment for Hydro Electric
Power to be installed in the Police
•Village.of ,Dashwood,, -and . that.,tauch,
33y laworaaregistered icribellegistery
1Offrecifo " S ivslsion,
.Oona e~E ron;ain thee&1h ny of
1 ai'eh .A. 1914. tatu1- m to
wash or set aside the same or any
part thereof must be made within
three months after the first puhlieation
of this notice and cannot be made
thereafter.
Dated the 29th day of March A. D.
1916.
Henry Either, Tp, clerk.
HEYWOOD—KRAFT
A pretty house wedding took -t lace
at the home of. Dir and Airs Peter
Kraft, Dashwood, on Wednesday,
April 5th, when their second daughter
Lucinda L , was joined in the holy
bonds of matrimony -with Victor A
Heywood, of Exeter.
At twelve o'clock to the strains. of
Lohngriu's Wedding March ,piayed by
Miss Lila Saunders, cousin of the
;room, they entered the parlor at,
tended by her sister Miss Dora Kraft,
where the groom attended by lir D. 13
Saunders awaited thein.
The bride- was handsomely gowned
in white Duchess satin with overdress
of chiffon trimmed with satin . ribbon
and seed pearls and wore the usual
bridal veil caught art with orange blos-
soms, and carried a booquet of roses
and carnations.
The bridesmaid wore a lemon shade
silk with over dress of Georgette crepe
with rosebuds and bead trinivau:ng and
tarried yellow daffodils.
The Rey Mr Graupner performed
the ceremony in the presence of about
one hundred and ,fifty invited guests.
After hearty congratulations the bridal
party led the way to the dining 'room
where a sumptuous wedding dinner
was served, the table denotations' being
yellow and white.
The groom's gift to 'the Bride was,
a handsome solid gold ueciclet with
pearl pendant; ;to the bridesutaai•1, a
gold brooch set with rubies .and b+il
Hants; to the groomsman a .gold tie
pin set with pearls; and to the pianist
a gold brooch set with briiliauts.
A large assortnieut of beautiful
gifts testified to the esteem la which:
the bride and groom are held, atuitag i
there being a one -hundred dollar
cheque from the groom's father tad
mother, also a beautiful mantle oletck
presented by the groom's grandfather
and grandmother, which bas been desi•'I
guated'as a "Gr.andfza,ther's clock,"
this being the fourth presented by Mr+
and Mrs Samuel Saunders to their,
grandsons on the occaasttou of tlseir i
tnatriage,
The happy couple left on the even -1
frig train for a sort honeymoon to i
London, .Ingersoll, Woodstock • Audi
t then mztsta rat points. 'ti+llit y 'Will he
14,11a guests of Mt 3. A. S.,stentrs ivbl15
II to Woodstock..
£toss Fertilizer (C1 o.
BASIC SLAC
J4IIRTLE-IB, iuiiicra
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
am takitrg orders for the above
celebrated 'brandof Fertilizer for
delivery to xt Spring.
.1 handled this brand last season
and had splendid success with it.
Basic Slag has been used with
greatest success on beans, etc.
irrtccs Cash $2I.00 F. -O. B.,
Station. $22 on 8 months time.
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° Stock must be sold by April lath
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000. I have joined the l.6laslt>rluron Battalion and mug
4Qd r pat t i or duty by April 10th.
Frr. n; now until that time I will sell my stoc't of
FLOUR,.FEED„ OCERIES, SEEDS, .Ery.., 4 j
at reduced.prices. Get your supply now. til
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Terms—CASH
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M r ThonaasConsitt, Hill's Green,
Huron Oo. writes ou 14th December,
1914:—"Sydney Basic Slag is good
stuff. I got half ton in 1913, and
applied it to five acres of Fall Wheat
and had more wheat off the 5 acres
than en 15 acres that had no Fertiliz
er. Last Spring 1914 I tried Slag
alongside at, Mixed Fertilizer that cost
the ,82 per ton and tate Slag gave me
much better results."
JUSEPU RAU
R R. No. 2, - Zurich.
The Land of Wheat
-lioaneseelcers' Excursions toWestern
Canada at low fares via Canadian
L'aeiie each Tuesday March 7tli to
October 31st inc'losive. Particulars
from ally (Yanaadiaan Pacific Agent, or
W l3 Ilowatd, District Passenger
Agent Toronto,
New Ads in this Issue
3 'teeter, 0 Ritz, 0 Hartleib,
faint ad. -
***** *** 0 ll O O O
MILLINERY OPENINGS
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BORN
Hoffman—Tn Hay toarisbil), on
March 29th to Mr and Mrs :Simon
Hoffm n, a soli,
Stade—At Zurich, on March 80th,
to Dir and 'Mrs Rudolph 1.' Stade,
ai, son..
l tl1 y —At Zurich►' tin April itt, to
i)lr gild 4ttt 1:1JJ) tbtiay;,' u
a ,a1 hi9L
on
Friday and Saturday, March 31st anal{ April
1st and following day;.
Our Millinery Department is in charge of Miss. Lanes. who
has just returned from attending the openings in Detroit. All
newest and best in Ladies' Hats, etc. You are, cordially
invited
Now is the time to order
yonr Spring Snit and Over-
coat. We handle the oele•
t.a ..ted
B ad wa r Styles,
Fit guaranteed.
We give away free with
every ordered suit or over-
coat one of W term's special
Neck ties.
Men's New up to -date
Spring hats just arrived in
Blank, Navy, Grey and
Brown, also Spring gloves
shirts and ties.
Fresh 3+•9f`a
sok,
HO'NE e .3
A few Bargains •
left in Men% Suits and
Overcoats.
9 only Boys' Sweater
Coats 450eaoh.•
ire also mut in stock a
line of Ladies House dress•
es in big sizes 40 and 48, at -
31.50. Aprons at 50o in
li gilt and dark also children
dresses and Rompers.
Call at the store and get
a Now Idea fashion Sbeet
Free, it makes no differ
enoe wh?ther you are ti
customer or not Free to
everybody, .orders for Pat•
terns send away every
Monday. -
A big stook of Print,
Gingbaarns, laces, Lrnbroicl-
oTq, Race curtains and
tain goods.
at all tnnn,s
ZUFICH
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