Zurich Herald, 1916-06-16, Page 8in LOCA.T.4 M A.. .via S
iummer Dress Goods
Our stock is now complete in the variouq lines of Voiles, Mar
quisettes, Silk Crepes, Linens, Piques, Middy Cloths, Lawns,
Muslins. etc,
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White ..ear•
A nice line of Ladies Voile w:LietS ou hand. Pi ices from $1.25
o $i uo, also silkwaists, underskirts, night gowns, underwear,
corset oovers, etc.
New Laces ani Ethroideries
A large stock of laces in all widths in white, cream and black
Fluuncings and corset cover embroideries in new designs.
Rain data
3 dozen ladies Rain Coats just arrived to tan, navy and black
at the Special Price of $5 50 each. Also a new line of men's
BalnatLcan style obats at $10 50.
Lineleams and Float'Coverinws
A fine range of patterns to choose from in Linoleams and Flon.
Gil Cloths in the different widths. Also Rugs, Wall .Papers,
Window Blinds, Lace and Scrim Carta ns and all the various,
lines of House Furnishings.
Field ani :
Essex grown seed corn, Wiso inein No 7, White Cap Yellow
Dent, Improved. beaming, an 1 VI..Lrn+n )'th S)uthern Sweet, and
all the different varietiex of M tagel, 'I arnip and Carrot Seeds
Fresh Groceries always on hand.
RTJBY and &ASOHO
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Cream and •Eggs
WAN TED.
Will pay hz
g - e t cash price for Cream
and. Eg s delivered at my residence, Zurich,
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter
Eggs.
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$.22
... 24
Dried Apples or,
Potatoes 12u
Wheat .02 .95
Oats 50 55
Barley 55 6t
Buckwheat 7(
Flour . 8.00 8.6(
Bran. .,; '25At
Shorts 28:06
Clow Grade • 85.00
Give flogs fob Hensel' 10:00
Local News
Good second hand bicycle for sale.
Price $8. C. Fritz,
Mr Tohn Routledge, of Exeter, vis-
ited friends here over Sunday.
I have a quantity of good buckwheat
for sale. Alex Mosseau, Bronson Line.
Mr and Mrs N Kellerman, and. 111r
E Willert, visited relatives here over
Sunday.
STANLEY TO WNS
Roy Lamont is in Goclericlt this
week, on the Jury
Miss Mary Orr is visiting at the
house or her sister, Mrs E Robinson.
Rev E G Powell of Clinton, preach-
ed at Goshen, Kiepen and Varna on
Sunday last, in the interest' of Huron
County Temperauce Alliance, Elo
received liberal offerings in aid of his
work.
RSV J M Keys and wife of London
visited friends on Babylon on Tues -
.lay.
Mr John Armstrong, formerly of
Tuckersnnith, is lying at bis home in
tJltutou ill serious condition with
cancer. He went to Toronto to be
operated on, but decease was so far
adyanced that operation was useless.
To hope is entertained for bis recovery
ills brother Robert, Wilson and
George of the Goshen Line, Stanley,
visited him on Sun ley.
Vera and Liela Siebert: took in the
Greyhound excursion from Golericli to
Detroit, on Tuesday.
Mr Troyer, of Toronto, visited his.
grandmother, Mrs -Ortwein, who is
quite ill', over•Sunday.
Mrs J Schnell, Mrs Casper Weber
and Mrs Demuth visited relatives in
Michigan for a few weeks.
neve taken the agency for ants
trailers. They are made to order
and are for all purposes for any make
of ear, L. Prang.
Mr and Mrs'H Willert, and Mr end
Mrs B Station, of Dashwood, were
visitors at the home of Mr J Preeter,
on Sunday..
Misses Freda Kalbfleisch and Olive
O'Brien, who attended Strafford Nor
mal School during the past term, Fare
home for the holidays.
The Summer Series of the Women's
Institute. will be held in the Town
Eiall Zurich, ,on the afternoon of Jane
20th, at 2.30: 'The meeting will be
in charge of AnnoL Coutts of Thames
villa.: The subjectwill be "Women's
Institute and -ata:vtar," A cordial diaal in
vitation is extended to all Ladies
members or not.
A umber from the village were in
C,oderieh on Tuesday attending the
iury sittings. A number of cases of
local interest are on the docket.
at any time during the week. -.
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The regular meeting of the Blake
Wotnen's Institute was held at the
home of Mrs G ll'reckleton on Tuesday
with a good attendance. The meeting
was opened by siogiug a selection and
the 'usual business was, transacted,
after which arrangements were made
for the summer meeting to be held at
the home of Mrs Win Douglas on
Wednesday, afternoon., June•21st when
Visa Aniia J'Uoutts, of Tbauiesville,
will give an address on, "Institute
Methods and work," all ladies are cor-
dially eirvited toattend.
Mr and Mrs Eli l3oshart and family
of Waterloo County spent a few days
last week with friends in this vicinity.
Add -A -Link Bracelets
A•fr'esh supply of Gold and Silver
Add -a -Links just arrived.
We engrave them to your order.
GEORGER.HESS & 00.,
JEWELLERS ; ; ZURICH
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Why not protect yourself az-,d family with
a good life insurance policy.
All the popular plans of insuranca written.
For particulars apply to
FURNI'TUItE
We have the most complete stock of Furniture in Huron.
county. consisting of
Dining Room Sets, Bed Room Suites
Sideboards, China Cabinets' Couches
Ironn and Brass Beds, Parlor Suites,
Leather Chairs and Kitchen Cabinet.
BIG 'ST'OCK OF PICTURES
Picture Framing lasso neatly done,
Mrs F Cressweller of Duluth who
spent a few weeks with her mother
Mrs P Douglas and other friends, left
ou Monday for Detroit accompanied
by her mother.
Mr and Mrs John Key Sr of Zurich
visited their sou, ldr Saul Hey, on
Monday last.
111r Alvin McBride who was assist
ing Mr A T Douglas with the seeding
returned house on Saturday.
111r and M rs Alex Sparks of Seaforth
spent Sunday with friends in this
vicinity.
'Ir Wm..Carnieis wearing a smiling
face, a little boy has come to brighten
their home,
Mrs Ldighoffor spent a few days
with friends in Zurich.
Miss Bessie Tough spent Sunday
under the parental roof.
Z. P- S. REPORT
Report for the month of Islay, based
on general efficiency and condi-let.
Sr. It:—Ethel Hess, Roth Brenner,
Frances Mittleholtz,, Madelena. Mei-
clinger, Bide Callfas, Gerald 13 slard,
Austin Schwalm, Flora 1btlev.
Jr. JI:—John Henry Kochanis,
Ivan Ynngblut, Agnes .Zettel, Irene
Decher, Edmund Bedard.
Part XI: -Dorothy Brenner, Wes
ely Callfas, Anna Mitt.elholtz, Lennard
Wagner, Claude Meidinger, Arson
Kel lar.
Sr. I:—•Emine, Bender, A►nstin l3sy.
J. W. Veiteh, Teacher.
SCHOOL NOTES
Oar school is closed onaccount of
the outbreak of measles, bat will be
thoroughly clisinfe3ted before the
Entr,tn°e Examination, So that those
c )ming from the country to write
n ed not ferr. There are plenty of
boarding h u es : not quarantined
where' ou w ay stay,
All scholar • w'to have library books
at home on any of the war numbers
AMMINVIGINIONO
Andrew ]" Hess, Local Agent
New Ads in this Issue
J. Preeter.
L. Brisson.
C. O. Smith,
L. Pram
Rod and on.
Alex Mossesu
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Also see our big stock of
Hardware, Stoves, Graniteware, etc.
And for
Harness, Trunks and Valises
we cannot be excelled.
Call and see and be convinced that we sell a little
cheaper than the ordinary run.
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Three Clinton bnys were reported
among the caenalties last week. Pte
H Cantelon, son of .Ichn Cantelon
killed in action; Ernest fisher and
�Tlrillim,rtt J+eskson, reported as wounded.
At. the meeting of the Prouincial
Board of health held at Toronto recent
ly a recommendation was made that
the term of ganrantine for measles be
made 10 days from the time of the ap-
pearance of the rash. The infective
time of measles appears to be the five
days prior to the rash showing, and
this tnn:kes the disease much harder to
control than other diseases. A child
may during those five (lays before it
is known that it has the ►neaslec come
in contact with seieral hundred child
ren, and there yon have the epidemic
right dewy, with no chance of avoiding
areireLlnested to leave the sante at ' it, so that a ten day quarantine is
ivir Hess, See -Treas., as goon as con considered long enotigh.
venient, so the list may be checked off The Tune sittings of the Connty
Ail High. -School candidates who in- Court and the trans el Sessions open
tend coming in after midsummer Pel at the court house CT,tderich on
should begin at the opening of school "I'ne,sdity, iiia ilnnor Jtltige Dickson
in order to get the introductory work. will preside There are feur civil
DEATH OF JEAN' 1 \VI3N cased on the dneket--three to be tried
by jury and nue withont.jury—and
`'Che home of R'fr;'_ and ,l4ti•e FI Ewenby
e, iininal uses. Favid Brown
waseast in deepest gloom on illonday tvi11 n,ppete.r tr+stn�ti*Pr to a charge o€
ntnrning when the Angel of Peatlir aal .theft of fele, and s illiam 13i�nt)orwill
led the spirit of their eight ,year elft, flare tfle ,,<rn,,.ti ,rt „f a,lhnrne,tinn of
daughter, Jean The little o11P had peen ltr,j,lry in c nnPcti,,n with „rnnti0niOo
ailing for some time and Although . all pPI ir,:hnn I,;el++nr Luanne Art in which
things possible were done for her it was ,,c, wade invo'�eel The third rase in
of no avail and elle passed pea,eefnlly' that of Arson aagainet Roy ;Metcalfe,
away during the night. .She was a
who is accused of set ing fire to some
bright little girl and dearly beloved hY hulloing at �eafnrth.
her parents and school mates, and will
b sadly Missed., Belpre yon hee'o+uo n,'kicker, cnnsi,ler
A short sei vice was bela at the house i1 von cannot0;bcco►ue s nnething bet-
ter. flee thing cettali), if von awn do
t)nthing gond fora coram nnity you can
lttalie w grt`nt dPs,l of trouble by aline
atg tittse-who do. Agitate your liver,'
tn,6wrloswe.of441611tre flassaria ilitnnve
1rTLEIB, ZURICI-I
IiuRor'S'ILARCEST COMBINATION FTORE
0=*363t3 83CVOM3>Dii0:3f itt2i8sEMEAM3 3a £ MCWI 303E
BREED DRAFT HORSES
Standard Bred Horses and Percheron Horses are
bringing the Big MONEY.
The Percheron Horse best fills the demand
for Drafters. The Napoleon Stock Farm, St. 191
it Joseph, Ont., offers the services of a beautiful, 5g
we:ll-bred Percheron Stallion, RADIGUIL, JR.,
eand also offers the services of three Standard pi
Bred Stallions of which . one is EMPEROR
McKINNEY, the best bred _stallion, living, in 0
America,. For further particulars and terms of
It
service write to
N. A. Cantin, Owner, James Masse, Manager.
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r On Prlesd+r.v morning by Rev F 1.3 Hey •
art when the rema►ns. Were shipped
to Vir t )ria load, tine foratrer
ii wen be.
- .�ln •rif , `cvlaarer •tbny ~<vi' 1 • ,:
. lintetaed "lura floral nfferinge fr„ip •the
Chitiilret and, t 1 hrr 3 eisode avers- •tfae bile; cleanse "oily et nectents, en. -
' t ty t^:and'elp --ro?. ,tvi' •ivatta fatt6 in. you fellow inert, then go
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One Mai will Convince You.
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The summer issue of New Ideas in Fashions is
just out. Contains hundreds of ttie loveliest
desigus for ladies, misses, girls and childrens
dresses. Do not miss it. 15c a copy with a
.New _Lica pattern free.
Commencing Saturday, June ° 3rd, we will re—
duce ail our _Millinery
To Half Price. Come early
and ge' a good choice.
Big Bargains in White Waists
We Liave some big bargains in Ladies' White
Waists. Also a full line of
Ladies Underwear
combinations, 40c and 50c a suit.
Ladies' Petticoats
itt white, black, green aiid cerise only 60c each
Ladies' House Dresses, $ 1 up
Ladies' .Overall Aprons
in light and dark, neatly trirnmed, only 50c ,,
Children's Dresses
' in all sizes, 25c up.
Middies for women and
Children, SOc to $1,25
Fresh Groceries at all times
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