HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1916-06-02, Page 8rimer Goods
Onr stock is now oomplete in the various lines of Voilet+. Mar,
quisettes, bilk Crepes, L1nirtas, Piques, Middy Cloths, Lawns,
letuslins, etc.
White Wear
A nice line of Ladies Voile waists on hand. Prices from $1.25
o $.1 oo, also silk waists, underskirts, night gowns, underwear,
corset covers, eto.
ew Laces and Embroideries
A large stock of laces in all widths in • white, cream and black.
eeeings and corset cover embroideries in new designs.
in CCoats
3 dozen ladies Rain Coats just arrived 1n tan, navy and black
at the Special Price of $5 50 each. Also a new line of men's
••13alruacan style coats at $10 50.
111/012UMS and Floor Coverings
A fine range of patterns to choose from in Linoleums and Floor
Oil Cloths in the different widths Also R.ngs. Well Pn' ers
'Window Blinds, Lace and Scrim Curta'.ns and all the variou ao.
Iines of F_ fuse Furnishings.
Field. ani Girl -en Se t11
Essex grown s‘ed corn, Wiscensin No 7, White Cap Yellow
Dent, Imnroved beaming, an'l Vl•amm ath Southern Sweet, and
1 all the differ 'at varieties o: lidtn;;el, Tur.iip and Carrot Seeds.
Fresh Groceries always on hand RTJBY and GASCITO
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Cream and. Eggs
W A. N TE D
Will pay highest cash price for Cream
and Eggs delivered at - my
' residence, Zurich,
at any'teng the- `eCk.l
Corrected bt,ery Thursday.
Butter
Lggs
Dried Apples
P„ttttoes,..
Wheat
Cats
Barley
Buckwheat
Rohr
13san
;shorts
Low Grade
Live Hogs fob
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Local News
Mr Wm Lehman, of London, spent
n. few days this week visiting his moth
er here.
Mr.. Ford Sparks left for." the Can,'
adian west last week witha carload
of horses.
All hotel bars and liquor stores tae'
Manitoba discontinued busiaaess on
Wednesday evening of this week.
Have taken the agency • for 'anto
trailers. They tee made to order
and are for all purposes for any make.
of car, L. Prang.
Hay council holds its regular a eet
ing next Monday. The Court of Re
vision of the itssessine,rt roll will be
held in the forenoon,
Mrs, Matthais Hohner, one of the
pioneers of Stanley township, passed'
away on Thursday of la: 1 week al the
advanced age of 84 years, The de-
eeesed bad been in failing health fog
some time. The funeral was held .nr-
Saturday, the remains being interred
in the Bronson Line cemetery, Rev.
D. Johnson officiati ig.. Four suns
John, William, David and Samuel aal'.
itanley, and one daughter, Mrs.
Larsen, of I>eyfieid, survive her
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Add -A -Link -Bracelets
A fresh supply of Gold and Silver
' Add -a -Links just arrived.
We engrave them to your order.
GEOR GE Ra HESS & 00
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JEWELLERS ." ZURICH
<csa,iL'},x,:coava?.. wr ash i0.
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• •; t+ N COUNCIL
ai+ of the Township of
fe , ed in • the ,roti I 'Hall,
free Yta ; ::d -y, the 2t;tb of May
rlbaat °.0 er. All !tembers were pro-
em.,_' .ee e'reeitter of the previous
eeollint r• seen e 'nil adopted.
It wrItLto ! sa,d to butiai the follow-
ee bridge. .. Cppneite lot 17. con 2;
Shia ''nstd between • lots
20 and 21, cone: cud at ?/:ckenzie's
creek oe the 14th con„ and that tend-
ers for the t%.;udtru,:tilin thereof be re-
0eived b tins council up bo ,the 16th
of June 1016 at noon
1'Le ((Aloe Prig orders werepassed.
Oraustui .efovelby Co. Additional
aov lags e >-60; Henry t mibh sheep
Tilled by wee, 4.66; Dickson and Curl•
ing, solicitors' fees 12.00; Frank Tay-
lor, gredtng 35.75; Ezra Heist,. grad-
ing 14 00; 4'dni White grading. 3.50;
11vin Bales grading 27.25eJohn Bieh•
aril grading 1 75; Geo Hepburn grad-
.ing 50.50; bid Fahner grading 9.00
)faker and Moir culvert etc. 11.25..
The eoni'icil adjourned to• meet
again mi. Tint relay, the 150 of June
1916 at 1 p in when Gravel con•tnaets
will be let. fleury Eilber. Clerk.
RECENT itis A N.WEL L
ECONOMY RECORDS
In Sorrel Africa -31.3 miles on
two ounces iees.than a gallon of' petrol
IN London, England -38.6 miles
on a new mixture of oil and petrol.
In Seattle, Washington -431 miles
on tierallon .,f gasoline.
In 'Detroit, Michigan=44 miles on
t gallon of gasoline.
Ing Oakland, California -45.6 miles
on a gallon of gasoline.
Above are listed some of the ' more
remarkable of the series of economy
marks registered by Maxwells. These
tura taken from a greater list of econt-
emay records. Unsolicited testimonials
Ito the high mileage records• made by
!Maxwell cars are constantly coming to
the Maxwell offices at Detroit.
LONG SEASON
Dir. W. ti. laljot finished thresh
og last season's crop of beans this
veek at the harm of Mr. Dolph Allan
13 Line, Stephen. The season ba
'seen '1er1g one 3$,":'fs. .. not after
hat iea asts suitsate enon1h. of thane.
eli,$.310114NOUbTED- - .. a
• Ilev..11 Iteutl,et =leis r atcteiT
easter of St. Peter's Lutheran church
/Crich, at the services on Sunday.
terenoon. His father, Rev. Mr
ilatube of flemilton, had charge of
he services and preached a powerfu
Marmon. In the evening the pastor
1..,tiviirA,1 hi.' inq.rt;und sermon to r
large congregation.
The text modest for :the mlrning
sermon was taken from John 21: 15
18 and dealt with the two fold dun;
'eetty- ,1,1ts' of the we:ens +n the non
€ r igation, and secondly, the duty of
Londono Life Policies are
"GOOD AS GOLD"
Why not protect yourself and family with
a good life insurance policy.
All the popular plans of incuranca written.,
For particulars apply to
Andrew F. Hess, Local Agent.
4
ud t:ungrogau,ui to the pa.SGur, Cin
-ext for the evening sermon was.2 Cot
L8; 11; "Be perfect, he of gnarl
:omfort, be of one mind, live in peac
Ind the God of Love and Peace shall'
b: with you.
6. P. SCHOOL REPOST
Report for May based on attenda'ne
conduet, and work in general
Tr. 1V—Cies O'Brien Lillian Wee
1nh, Iney Ynngbint, Arming Brenner,
Iva ICalbfleisch, Iven ICalbfleisch:
Edna Zettel, Dorothy Campbell, Le n-
risO'Brien. Bart Siebert, Clarence
Brenner, Teddy Wagner.
Sr. III—Dorothy Fritz, Enim'
\Vurm, HilNeuschwanger, Whittle
rrnamner, Euloine Geiger, G edon.
Zettel.
Jr. III—Evelyn Howard, Marie
IIowal(l, Mabel Preeter Pearl Gallmaa
even, Leonard Ran, Mary Mittleholti
Veola Prang, Eva Fee, Luella Decher,
Eleanor Duchartne, Theodore Deiehea t,
Ervin Fisher, Ethel Deitrieh 1tiltn
Hey Gordon Rau even, Pearl Leib,d
lttlia. 11,zvirlson, Lloyd Hey, Minn,•
Uttley, Anthony Mittlehnitz, Herb•'
Neel' M. Wniknr, Tngrh.
Co.irt of Revision
TOWNSHIP OE HAY
TACT AND A. SPEECH.
IWhy Disraeli Changed His Mind Altaon%
' Speaking In French.
. In Lord Redesdale's "Memoirs" there
are some stories of Lord Beaconsfield.
The following is particularly character-
istie
•• ;! ,There -vas ,one.ani.using Incident in.
n C On tl avitin the Berl edvn ,resa,
Bnduiounaed Ei�1at #iil`'t�e.
;marrow Lord: Beaconsfeld_ -was to 7a*1-
dress' the. assembled statesmen and
that he would speak in French. Lord
Odor.Russell, who was a master of
tougues, heard this with no Witte alarm.
for it was well known that Lord Bea-
consfield's French was very -much of;
the Stratford -ante -Bowe type. Lord
Odo, :always clever. went to him and
adroitly turned the conversation on to
the next•day's conference. Lord Bea-
eonsfield announced his intention of
speaking.
."'ln-what language do you propose
to speak?' asked Lord talo.
.'"'In French.' w:as the answer.
am afraid that will be a very
great disappoiutaneuL to the colleagues,'
said Lord Odo. 'You see, they know
that they have here in yon the greatest
firing master of Euglish oratory. and
.of course they are longing to hear you.'
"The great man smiled his pleasure,
and' the speech was delivered in Eng-
lish. Lord Odo was wont to declare
:that he never knew whether Lord Bea-
eonefield took the hint or accepted the
'Compliment."
FURNITURE
We have the most complete stock of Furniture in Buronl
county. consisting of
Dining Room Sets, Bed Room Suites;
Sideboards, China Cabinets, Couches
Iron and Brass Beds, Parlor Suites,,
Leather Chairs and Kitchen Cabinets
BIG STOCK OF. PICTURES
Picture -Framing [also neatly done:,.
Also see our big stock of
1-lardware, Stoves, Graniteware, etc..
And for
Harness, Trunks and Valises
we cannot be excelled.
Call and see and be convinced that we sell a little,
Notice is hereby given` that a Came
of Revision of.the A.ssessttient R rIl o
the Township of EIay twill hold it
fit;st meeting in the Town Hall, Zurich
on Monday ibe 5th day of June, A
D., 1916, at 10 o'clock a.• in.
Fred Iless, Sr„ Tp. Clerk
cheaper than the'oldinary run.
e. J-URTLBIB, zuiiicn
HURON'SIt„ARCEST COMBINATION STORE
The Measure.
The ancient judge sat before the
Scales of worth.
"Bring forth the royal treasurer' he
cried. and the hurrying slaves poured
into, the huge pans sacks of golden
metal. caskets of sparkling gems until
It seemed as it all the wealth of earth
were. Ahem. Yet the balance never
stirred.
"Let the. learning of the ales be add
ed," came the order,, and tons• upon
tons of the wisdom of sages, philoso.
phers, scientists and poets was heaped
upon the pie. And still the great arta
of the scales remained high in air.
•'Add now the men of power and
high position,' said the judge, "and
the scale will fall." But all In vain.
"But what is on the other side that
outweighs all these?" asked one.
"it is character." said the judge.—
Portal.
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL
The eottncil of the corporation of
ue et f i son will ;Inset nin.
Ate Mae Town, of (#anrl
the fietlaa;clarof Jute,.
-Pent.
'bated 7llit r :22nd 191M.
'iVw,an�►,. Clerk.
BREED : DRAFT HORSES
Standard Bred Horses and Percheron Horses ares}
bringing the Big MONEY.
The Percheron Horse best fills the demand
for Drafters. • The Napoleon Stock Farm;., St.
Joseph, Ont., offers the services of a beautiful, if
welt -bred Percheron Stallion, RADIGUIL, IR.,
and also offers the services of. three Standard
Breis Stn'1iiexis of which ,rine .4. EMPEROR
MM NIS ,:: e best: -b rd -stallion living.,.; in
• .• ei' ica. i .0 eft. ie iara >d terms, .a •
service 'write to
N. A. Cantin, Owner. Janes Masse, Mantr.
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dor Your Springand
hummer uy'ng [Try Us
u One Trial will Convince You.
1.r.' The summer issue of New Ideas in Fashions is
• just out. • Contains hundreds of the loveliest
• desig►Is for ladies, misses, girls and childre.ns
dresses. Do not miss it. 15c a copy 'with a
New Idea pattern free. .
Commencing Saturday, June 3rd, we will re-
duce all our Millinery
* To Hall Price, Come early
and gel a good choice.
Waailter Was Puzztad.
This is a true story. Little Walter,
whose'father la a professor in a middle
west university, was scrutinizing bis
parents closely and said: "Father. you
have such heavy eyeleroWS. and mother
has hardly any. 'What are eyebrows.
tor?" The father replied. impromptu.
"Why, eyebrows are---ter—eyebrows are
to keep the perspiration from get-
ting into people's, eyes .when they work
hard." "But ,ftither;" protested Wel
ter. "1 don't see how that rata 1a, for
Weald eed to beltway. eatrama
aketever eeetaf vaura," And Whet :It
iiat lib''ttwo�thLa `
Big Bargains in White Waists
* We have some big bargains in Ladies' White.
* Waists. Also a full line of
Ladies Underwear
combinations, 40c and 50c a suit.
Ladies' Petticoats
in white, black, green and cerise only 60c each
Ladies' House Dresses, $1 up
Ladies' Overall Aprons
in light auti• dark, neatly trimmed, only 50c.
children's Dresses'
in all sizes, 23c up.
M i&ies for Women and
Children, 50c to$1.25
Fresh. Groceries at all times
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