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Zurich Herald, 1916-06-23, Page 1VoL XV 4400.4" gaps-+t4a+oa+444.A•*>+ 0490 6444600440440444.444•A00.0 A ONSI hit'Of as a • 4, 0 A 4. e 4 •4b -A .q, ..r 4 a w 0 4 4 ^rr -4. ., 4 0 • •••s • b s -444, il '''- 'a .'"ffi, TrAl.:1)11.19 Vii i V am*, 'icsinscrountszerg...nona ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 23, 1916. SEITCHICHal eaKillg Of HINT OWNS NS UNDERSKIRTS RET COVERS A special uurchase has mare possible this ash:unating offer, and every keen sighted woman will gnicldy realize the wonderful ecouornv in taking advantage of these exceptionally low priees. The materials are excellent and each itemrepresents a.distinct saving in seasonable underwear. 36 Night Gowns of soft nainsook are shown in .three diffarent designs, all in the popular slip-on styles. One ha, a round yoke of dainty Swiss embroidery, the short sleeves trimmedto match, Another in bas a vett charming Empire style outlined with ribbon•enbroidery, p y yoke of all over embroidery. The third gown has the yoke c;f em broidery in floral or eyelet design. Length 56 to 60 inches at 60c to $1.60 each. 3 doz. Corset Covers of fine nain-ook are in three designs. One very ratty style has a deep yoke, bank and front, of imitation 1lialtese and • hand i� fillet lace, cleverly combined, Another waist is fashione, coni some all-over eubroi gena in fl n'at and eyelet effects. The other has. t a deep yoke formed by rows of embroidery and lace insertion, finished s with edgings of lace. Sizes 81 to 42 at 25e to 50e . aoh. •. O Goad ah ii s nice skhtts •• Dainty underskirts in white cotton have deep ft trances of Swiss 2 embroidery in solid and opatl work designs, ranging from 60c to i2. o Little Boys Wash Suits•• They are all new xniclel including Tommyticker, Jnni0r Nor- s enc lircl ?i�, e m 4 0 4 s 0 4- e 4a b 4, 4, 4 4, 0 4 0 0 4 i 0 w 0 • 4 h -4 a fl 4 ✓ e LOOK! Why not use the Test coal? SCRANTONCOAL Chestnut, Furnace, Black- smith and soft coal. Good supply on hand. G. F.CASE &' O1 PH3NNE 35 HENSALL craractaa ara..� almsa-le4.a t LOCAL NEWS. T l l.r visited- relatives in :1•rrIil.ttng'r�tvs London over Sunday. Mrs Annie Zeller of Detroit visited relatives and friends here for a few days this week: Our mailing list has been - corrected to date. Look rip your label and if not correct isotify us at once. lirs_ancl Airs J D Merrier, and Miss Lily Johnston, of Uespeler, -visited relatives and friends here over Sunday. Dr E S Hardie, dentist, will be, at the Dominion House, Zurich, on 'Wed- nesday, and V4ecluesday of the follow- ing week. Mr Wm ' fcKay, principal of the Ilensall public school, presided at the departmental exams held here the past two weeks. - Alt Ladies' and Children's ready trimmed hats and trimmings at greatly reduced prices for the next two weeks Ruby & Gascho Mr William Siebert;' Jr., left for 'of:eolors and : patterns.. All r;~London on: Tuesday where' he brs folk, Middy,..ere., in .a splendid. variety � .. ,.,{. _ accepted a. position as mail clerk with snii.s are up to ern: visual standar;; in'fraet-the regular prices are fi0c: is .r to 855e each. - 0 one of the railways. - ® - Rev. Arr. Becker, of Crediton, as 1 it Ends of is CHH sisted Rev. Mr. Meyer in conducting •� We have bcugot a large quantity of these mill ends which we are e selling at 22e a yard, which otherwise world cost yon from 80c to 85c. 0 s Also mill ends of Denims which we are clearing out at 20c a yd. e. e t A fine assortment in wuulen's artificial Champagne silk hose at e • 50c a pair. 4 ft pec Prices milliner y • • As the millinery season is nearly at au end we are reducing our o e prices regardless of cost and would advise you to take advantage of o • this great reducing sale. Q 1 Ladies' Cotton Voile Waists a m We also have a fine assortment in ladies' cotton voile waists t - ranging in price horn 75c to $3 50 each. 4 • New Neck wear • • • We have the finest display of men's neckwear ever shown. • O Prices from 25 to 50e each. e g 0© e 4 4 4 e 4 0 4, +p 0 4 A A 4D 0 s s, 4. • 0 0 M Two 8118VOSMroceries English Cream Baking Powder regilar 25e sealer for 20c :Also the best ginger snaps 3 lbs for 25e n and C1( THE "WET SPRING CROPS SUI'PAl3[,D FOR (LATE SOWING INI ONTAIUO AND QUER C' In some parts of Ontario the 'continu- ,ed; wet weather that has characterized. tbie season up to the present has prev- ented the'sowiug of some of the usual crops at the usnal time and has had a tendency to discourage the farmer. Such ho,vever should not be the feel- in b ugly» ce the possibilities of producing crops on land not yet sown are practic- ally as good as ever' provided' the wea- ther improves a bit and the right crops be' sown in the right way and properly looked alter. ., ongcrops sure of proving: aatis factory, even at this Iate date are barley for grain, peas and oats for forage, buckwheat; millet, hungarian. grass, cern for forage or ensilage, swedes, white or flat turnips t sand n rape. pp Barley. would likely do well even yet on. 'fairly well drained land. Sow about:2 bushels per acre. Pas an Oats sown 3 bu oats and 1 peas per°acre to be cut green for: hay may be expected to give profitable returns if sown anywhere before June 2G. . . Millets and Hungarian Grass have %yoncl�erful;poseibil1itits as forage prod eters and. even for seed for poultry; or swine if sown before July 10. T3uckebeat may be sown up to July 10 with certainty of profitable returns on alruostu any kind of land where water: does not stand, Cern for Forage Early or Flint- vac ieties (Longfellow Oornptons Early, etc.) should be chosen. Sow thinly up to June 25. • Swedes thrive in smell a season as we ait:e baying, and may be expected to give good returixs if sown anywhere before the end of June. Flat '.0 ae.eips 4r• W1i to Turnips while not'so""satrsfaaet sae as stveiies for most purposes do well if sown even as late as the end' of July and are most excel- lent cattle feed, being particularly suitable for dairy' cows. They do not NO 0' 4- SOO teattlatait443 a 544 f' C2t02047•9 fL 'a p -t 4 44. I 4 M quarterly services in the Evangelical keep as well as swedes. church last Sunday. Rape for pasturage is of great value for swine, sheep or beef cattle. With late seeding most thorough preparation of the : eed bed is absolute ly necessary if success is to be hoped for. If land has to be ploughed turn a shallow furrow and in case /and is' gassy it will be much better to plough again even if already ploughed last frill or (tally this spring.. .:"'After ploughing roll, disc two or three times and harrow before seeding. After: seeding roll again if surface is very dry.' In any ease get the seed in well and what is quite as important in.the case. of -hoed ot•ops above mentioned see to it that they are kept absolutely free fr•orn weeds for the next two months, Neglect in this important detail means failure when crops are sown late. 1f a choice of crops is possible sow Corn, Buokwbeat, Turnips and - Hun garian Grass on the lighter moils and other crepe on other kinds of soil, that is, clays, clary loans, petty or Mucky soils, etc. but any one of these crops will de quite well ou almost any kind of laud. The many friends of Postmaster Feast will tagetto hear that he is not, enjoying the best of health at present, A speedy and permanent recovery is the hope of all. A post card 'received from Lieut. E. lloitznian, 80tb 1l G 138tt,, now station ell at Risboro 13arraeks, Sehorrxiliff, England, slates that tire• are camping within two.milE•s of The Leas, Folke- stone, one of the finest snrmrner resorts i iEngland. United States imports half a million ions of rags aryl wacfe psper every year, and yet bungs and destroys. carelessly more than she iniports. The people of Can',da nay well pro- fit by the information. All kinds of rags; white and col -fired, linen or cotton or woollen. are nnadle into paner. All kinds of pH.nor, soiled, inked or clean nP\vaprttiers, magazines, books, or avr.apping papers, ba- e ;a rea-iv market. Sir George Foster save: "It is of great irportanee now that this waste a rhoulcl be sttappnrl, and that the saved a material should be road to reproduce fresh supplies. A little attention to the saying of rays and old rapers will rut n.n a genuine relief to our paper ioduatly." ves ® make summer cooking ,a pleasure. Easy to operate • • absoitltely safe and -no smell.. See tlllfm at our 4+. 4, •a • •a E Harvest Tools, Sprayers, • store. We hand 'e all sizes and styles • A full line of • 41 Screen Doors and Windows • Ice Cream Freszers, Forks,• F a l'elephone No.9 Lawn Mowers, Etc„ Rt•I,.. ZU RIC" 4 044: .494.0004,0Ee+u"49400•00.4r444.0004,dosap0mti••••*,A4000t>adi 4 a. rm tta. ara=^-v Incorporated 1855 The NOLSONS BANK CAPITAL and RESERVE $8,800,0130 96 Branches in Canada A Genera, Banking 1. asittess Traanvicher! C13,Ornaa1t f,i+;T ri 1 OF Olt ...NOT 1i.\Nit ,ylt'NP.]' Ut+.t►!'t' sliag;s Bank : lit lair it ' f:utere:,t at iii -.heel oorre.1, ra,cs Zmlc > Francis T. DUNLOP,. Mahaager MILITARY NEWS - The follosvitig .wonliters of the 161st now training at .London " spent Sun- day at their respective homes here: D. Bennet, T. Davidson, A, Price and G. Il1cI3ride. The Bruce Battalion, the 160tb,l atrivedat the camp at London on Wednesday. The total number c•f troops in camp at London was 9,749, and the arrival of the 13rtice Battalion will Ming the number to nearly 11,000. Pte T 7arrottofthe 1G1sbBettalit n has been transferred to the Western University Stationery Hospital, Nearly 350,000 risen have enlisted in Canada, 1 "I t4f 44- 44 114 9;@ According to the cast issue of the Census and Statistics rnontbly, issued by the deparartent of trade apa come uterco, it le estimated that. there are one million and throe quarters men of military age in Caariadai,. An atheist casualty list 'issued frorn 0•,tnwa give( the,rrsaine -of tfraj or- Gen + M 5 tMAI*1431"3 Of Tint, as killed in action. OUre ew are here. Our stock is bigger and better than ever before. See our new line of the popular Gypsy shoe, also cloth top shoes in button and lace for women. Also men's :shoes in the very latest.gunmetal and nut -brown made on torpedo last, :. Repairing Neatly and; Promptly Done Butter° and eggs taken in 'exchange for, shoes,. The 9 .607 Horne of Good Shoes _I •aa 111 I '' I i i!'h I n' n u,r P' u i n o r " I.iIII9911191919iIIt91t19tI1991t1111119 + 1 ! 1• I11 i ilia __ I ILI�LIL.IIIb,199119,L,I,I,.�,J..IIIIIIIilulll6lf9t,1+111611.1111i1itd ! I I I � 'I 1 i I' hl . • � • � r � � I � 1l11111,191111tItIllEllhl.9,Illlllldll!l.dlrll,ll II�J{I,,it..tlf�{C�It,ltt,lh1111fJPII1GlIC!<(IC6 11;!11111111111111111111111 0111101111 DO YOU S ELIEVE THERE ISABEST? Of course you do. Well, we sell only the best that money can buy in all .lines we carry. This week we are reducing our prices on Canvas' and Spring Shoes, Straw Hats, Dusters, Fly Nets and other. lines that you :ill require for hot wea err ihest prices' fo r r P' dutc Store closed Tuesday and Friday nights at 6. N v „:� ® t} ',.lig GLAS PHONE 11 on8a- BLAKE la1( 1 IIiI I•;!�. r , rII'i � i'I, , , , ,�,n , ., n.. G,ILII11111111711111ifi.196+.IdllIIl116IIltf.11111111,rllf1111111111111116.hl6HIIIIIIIIIIIi(9(t ill„1111L(I111111111111UIIl;altlllli!Ut(iIUMIi1,l114!;,91111121',",1011111911111f,hill!lllllfllllllfflhILIhllingli ll lllU[{IolnsoIVIIillm +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4-4.4.77÷:44444; IS HERE Welcome it With a Correct H kti nn t When you invest in a new hat you demand quality, style and value and you have a right to expect all of them—and you get them here, Being the largest hat store in Zurich, why, of course we have the largest display of hats and every one is correct. "Christy" Hats Famed the world over and worn by seen who 'rant the best. We have the newest shapes anti shades, all sizes. $2,50 "Appel's" Special If $4,50 or even $3. is a trifle more tban you can afford for your hat, get one of our pecials--in soft shapes only, all colors, - 112 and $2,50, "Scott" Hats These Hags present . the last word in stiff fiat styles they are particular hats for the most particular linen. all sizes. $2 50 Boys' Hats. Let him wear a Diamond crown felt bat they are the correct kind and he call select any oolnr he wants. We have all sizes. 50n. TELE HOME OF BETTER VALUES ', Flutter and Eggs taken in exch;.t'nge for goods 4. I El APPEL A ZUBICII •s 4. 4 4 4 4. 4. 4. 4. +++44-,++3•+4+*++' i++t,+4'+++++444+£444.+, + :.++$,,++4.44+++4+ •+4^+i"+ir. Automobile Thaws and t--tast res We have nut in stock. tv fine lot of automobile rugs and dosterg. - Many pretty patterns. Call and see these goods. Lang -lord Collar For horses i'leiiteec3 to sore and galled ghonldore. highly re- colsnrnended by doge who have usei then. on their horses. A Ings line of Single Harness. Pleices Right Aar : at to rrg Combs, Axle Gear,(, Clan. Cur; R. aSTADE ZURICI1