HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1917-04-27, Page 8'„ WE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN 4*
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WAR TIMES-
3 DRESS GOODS
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A shipment of Berges to hand, Suitable for Ladies' suits F
or drelssees, in black, navy, brown, wine. Also Panama
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3 Silks
Are very fashionable for sprang and Summer wear.
We have a mice range to chose from in crepe du chene,
Paillettes, silk poplens, habituas in waist and dress length ,N
4. Prices f'o'am 75c to $1.•85 per yard.
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Curtains
Waterproofs
Special value in Ladies rain coats in black, navy and
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Novelty Serimm curtains in white and ecru at from $1.25
to $5.00 a pr. Curtain seriatim, bungalow netts;, etc.
tap', 15 'only while they last; only $4.75.
Window shades
A supply on hand which we are selling at the very low
price of 40c each..
New Wallpapers
In attractive designs. Sure to please you. 'We also have
linoleums and floor oilcloths. A fine lot of rugs in different
sizes, etc.
Seeds
We are ready to supply your Watka in reliable field and
garden seeds at right prices. :, { ; 4 ,.
A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES ALWAYS
ON HAND
J. Gascho & Son
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glar To City, Town and Village Dwellers in Ontario.
Keeens this year
GG and poultry prices, the likeof which have seldom -
Li or never been experienced, certainly make it worth
anyone's while to start keeping hens. By doing so
you have fresh eggs at the most trifling cost. At the same
time you have the splendid satisfaction of knowing that'
you are doing something towards helping Britain, Canada.
andthe .Allies achieve victory this year.
Increased production of food helps not only to lower
the high cost of living, but it helps to increase the. -
urgently needed surplus of Canada's food for export.
It saves money otherwise spent for eggs and poultry'
at high prices, and saves the labor of others whose
effort is needed for more vital war work.
The Ontario Department of Agriculture will give
every possible assistance by affording information about
poultry keeping, Write for free bulletin which tells how
to keep hens (address below).
t'A vegetable garden
for every home"
Nothing should be overlook -ed. in this vital year of the
war. The D' epar:ment earnestly invites everyone to help
increase production by growing vegetables. Even the
smallest plot of ground, when properly cultivated, pro-
duces a surprising amount of vegetables. Experience is
not essential.
On request the Department of Agriculture will send
valuable literature, free of charge, giving complete direc-
tions for preparing soil, planting, cultivation, etc. A plant
of a vegetable garden, indicating suitable crop to grow,
best varieties and their arrangement in the garden, will
be sent free to any address
Address Letters to "Vegetable Campaign,"
Dcpartxnent of Agriculture, Parliament
Buildings, Toronto
Ontario Department of Agriculture
W. 1.1. Hearst, Minister of Aericulturo
Parliament Buildings
Toronto 9
Cream, w gs and Butter
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Will pay high .s" cash price for Cream
Butter and Egg.- delivered at my residence,
Zurich, at a.ky time during the week,
1, HUDSON, Phone 5, ZURICH
id i3c 3 , i F3zr; ' ro r ocasco eywar£ i3 ticoac3I1*3t
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ontere lce of
Evan. Association.
demi Annual Corafer4uee of
Ohs x s,a✓n+ge1ica9 Association ,. was,
n.:nti zn xellueney, -
1911.
isisisop S. C. Breyfogei, .0. D.
of heading, Pa. occupied the .;nair;,
un ulnarly, Apri. LLnd., It,
Pietch was ordained Elder, and,
Ezra Otodu•, !W'. B. .Uingrs,
Penner, dud C. Reidt received. De-
e COD'S
e-aeons Orders.
Field ISeeret'ary, Rev,. B. :R;,
,Wiener conducted the .,missionary
services ,on Sunday afternoon and
evening land the sum of $3100.00.
was .received as a missionary off-
ering.
ff-erin .
she ministers and presiding eld;
ers were stationed as follows:
EAST DISTRICT
Cr D. Damm, Presiding Elder..
Aldboro, J. C. Moriock; .3z npri-
or, L. iWittich; Blenheim, N. R,
Ernest: •Camb:den, W. Drier; Ful-
lerton, J. A. Schmidt; Gainsboro,
A. F. Stoltz; .Golden Lake, W. S.
Henrich; Hamilton, A. E. Plelsch;
Killaloe, E. H. Dorsch; Hespler, A.
T. Nash; Kitchener, J. P. Ilaueh
and A. Y, Heist; Milverton, E. H.
Bean; Morriston, To be supplied;
New 'Hamburg, ,VV. 0. Hoehn; Nia-
gara, H. A. Kellerman anal J. ' D.
Fenner: North East Hope, N. H.
Reibling; Pembroke, W. M. Sippel;
Rainham, G. L. Gross and J. B.
Dengis ; S'ebring t-ille, W. E. Seise;
South E .ast Hope, C. R. Knuth;
'1avistock, A. D. Gischler•; Toron-
to. ( rv. Cinem.eranan ; - iioching-
liana, L. riEL Pletsch.
NORTH DISTRICT
J. ,G Litt; Presiding Elder.
Bridgeport, S. R. Kneehtel ;ches
ley, 8. M. Rauch; Crediton, E. D,
Becker; Dashwood '01. Meyer; E1-,
mina., G. F. Brown; Elmwood, 0.
G. +Halilmam ; Hangover, A. W. Sauer;
Listowel, H. H. L.eibold,; Maitland,
W. A. Campbell; 'Mildsnray, J. S.
Burn; Niorm,an•by, S. E. Sehroed-
er; Parry Sound, S. Schlotihaa•er;
St. J!aciobs, M. L. Wing; Stratford,
1W. J. Yeager; NYialk,ertony, ,T. H.
Grenz .bath; Waterloo, Emil Burn;
iWa1tace, D. Ii. Brand; Zurich, F.
B. Meyer; Port Elgin, E. M. G-iseh
ler.
NORTH WEST DISTRICT
L al, Wagner, Presiding Elder
Bean.sefour and Morris, E. Schro-
eder; Didsbury, L. Amacher; Ed
monton, J. S. Domiun and ueo
Snyder; Good Hope, G.. W. .Mac-
Cracken; Hanna, C. S. Finkb.einer
Happy Land, E. E. Martin ; Irvine
J. K. (Schwalm; Kenaston, Geo
Be'acroft ; Medicine 'Hat, K
Gretzenger; Melville, IC, Eidt
Morse, H. J. Holtzman; Nendorf,
E. G. Bloch; Pakowki, J. Golding
Regina, A. Clemens; Rheim anc
Esk, W, (. Wagner; Rosithern, J.
G. Domain•; ISibervil'le and Mayton,
to be supplied; W innip;eg, ,T. G,
Burn. , t(
BORN i
Hess -At Zurich, on, Sunday, Apr-
il 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
IP. 'Hess, !a, soln!, •
DIED
Jeffrey -At 14th con., Hay on
April 24th, Louis Jeffrey former-
ly sof. ZuPridh. t .
Holt In 'Goderieh, on Wednesday
April 18th, Philip Holt, in his, 65th.
year. ' r ' ,
MARRIED
Castle -Currie -At Knox C)urch;
manse, Goderich, 'on Wednesday
April 111th., by Rev. R. C. MeDer-
mid, Laura Florence, second dau-
ghter of Mrs. Currie to Thomas
iWilliam Castle, both. of Hayfield,
Cameron -Foster -At Varna, on
April 14th, Annabel, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pos-
ter. to Robert Cameron of Hen-
sal'l.
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter .35
Eggs 33
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes .. 2 50
Wheat 2.00 2.10
Oats 70 85
Barley 100
Buckwheat 1 25
Flour 6 00 ` 6 50
Bran $42 00
Shorts 4 u
Low Grade bag 2.9u
Live Hogs fob Hensall 15 50
Local News
Seed corn. and timothy seed for
sale, iT. L. Wiu,rm.
One Deering disc drill and one
Melotte cream separator for sale.
Good as nes', L. Prang, Zurieh.
JUDGE ,HOLT` PASSES
.luuge Holt, wno since August
last had been lying almost help-
less a,c his home, Goderich, there.,
suit oi. a stroke of paralysis; pas-
sed quietly away early Wednesday
morning, of fast week, deeply
mourned by the people of the town
in which he had lived for forty
years.
Judge Holt h,adb een juniorludge
of the County of Huron since Dec-
ernfi3er, ' 190,2, and for many years
.reviou's to his appointment to the
each had been prominent in muni -
pal affa irs, as well as in his pro;
We give credit to New Years
to Prompt Pay Customers.,
FURNITURE NEWS
WIE HAVE A LARGE STOCK 0 F FURNITURE WHICH WE ARIA
SELLING AT THE OLD PRICES AND .HAVE A CARLOAD COM•
ING ALSO B0[7GHT AT THE 0 L PRICE.
THIS WILL BE EXTRA GOO D BUYING FOR THOSE NEED-
ING ANYTHING IN FURNITURE.
IN HARDWARE
WE HAVE ALSO A LOT TIF C• ODDS LEFIT !WHICH WE SELLA '
THE OLD UPRICE.
IR'E HAVE OVER $1000.00 WORTH OP MARTIN-SENOURla
100 PER CENT. PURE PAINT AT) 1THE OLD PRICES.
COME QUICKLY IF YOU 'WANT TO PAINT YOUR HOUSE AS
THE GOODS ARE GOING FAST AT THE PRICES WE ASK FOR
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HURON'SILARCEST COMBINATION i3 TORE
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YVe extend to all the ladies of Zurich
and vicinity a cordial invitation to attend
0157' Spring ()ve72in s, which
will be held 072
Friday and Saiurday, Mar. .576r/ and.4d
cancl f'ollowi'ng clays.
�I7z the New .;Millinery :Parlors in Mrs. -
�?ITcCo7'7nich's oicl .stcand,
L� ra ,
A pretty wedding was, solemniz-
ed at Fairfax Manitoba, on Satur-
day; March 17, at 3.30 o'clock, ar,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamesi
Honeyman, when their *Riese
daughter, Helen Agnes, was united;
in ,marriage to Mr. l`hiomas Dod-
man of Twin Hill, Sask., formerly
of the Salable Line, Hazy. The
Rev. •Sm{alley of Elgin performed
the ceremony in the drawing roomj
which was artistically decorated
for the occasion with emblems of
Ireland's patron Saint. The bride,
was bec'ommaingiy attired in a;
gown of reseda green silk poplins
Her veil Sof turtle was esiught with,
a 'a rstaiuh of orange blossoms and;
she carried a boquet of pink ear -
nations. After the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs, Dodmain left for Regina
and S'a►iikatoon where the honey-,
moon will be ,spent before retiring
to 'Twin fin, Where they will make,
their future home. The bride tray
elled lin ;,t snit of navy blue serge
the Coat opened over a blouse of,
raze crepe +de chem. A close,
'fitting hat and •a Set' of Persian:
Laino 'fors completed the costume,
The bride was attended by Misj
Olive Honeyman,, while Pte., _;3,,c,
Honeyman supported the ill 1th ..
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Brighten.iip your Home.
Ladies' Department
(HOUSE-CLEANING IS NOW AT HAND. lTF IN NEED Oltzt
RUGS, LINOLEUMS, LACE CURTAINS, ETC., (WE CAN SHOW YOU
ALL IrHE LATEST.
A full line of Ladies' Wais•ts,',House Dresses, Middies, Claildrenc'et
Dresses, Aprons ete. Why sit down to make your clothes ss -her,
you can buy, them ready made at less than cost of making.
LADIES RAIN COATS -$5, land up.
SPORT COATING. A nice' range sof sport coatling in Boat
; r • lengths only.
LADIES' MIDDY TIES. Just received a nice range of Middy tie*
Something new. ` >s
SPRINR AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS In latest colors audt
1 ; , i patterns,
CALL AND GET A MONTHLY NEW IDEA FASHION LEAP PRE%
Satu rday Special
20c and 25c Ribbons at 15c a yard
Men's Department
COME AND TAKE A LOOK THROUGH OUR IMMENSE ;STOCK
OF' NE'W HATS, CAPS, NECK TIES, SHIRTS, ARROW COLLARS'
GLOVES, SOCKS, ETC.'
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SPORT SHIRTS -Orr stock of sport shirts is complete tan and'wnite,
WE HANDLE ROYAL • PURPLE SCALD' MEAL. . ROYAL Rt7RPC,.Pi.,
CHICK FEED •
SEED CORN 4ND TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE. ,
FRESH GROCERIES AT ;ALL TIMFic;. •
L. WLIRM Phone