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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1917-05-25, Page 8fr. 4* SPRING GOODS WE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN .THE VARIOUS LINES OF SPRING GOODS. WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU INSPECT OUR RANGE OF SEASONABLE GOODS AND GET OUR RPICES .WHICH YOU (WILL FIND VERY REASONABLE CONSIDERING THESE WAR TIMES, t A shipment of Berges to hand, suitable for Ladies'suits Or dre'sees, in black, navy, brown, wine. Also Panama cloths, Garbardines, etc. j 1 r 4 4 'Sr ; Silks Are very fashionable for 'spring wand summer wear. We have a nice range to chose from in crepe chz chenew Faillettes, silk poplens, habituas in waist and dress length .Prices frdm 15c to $1.85 per yard, Curtains Novelty Scrimm curtains in white and ecru at from $1,25 to $5.00 a pr. Curtain, scrim(rne, bungalow nettd, etc. Waterproofs Special ea'tue in Ladies rain coats in black, navy tan, 15 only while they last only •$4.75, Window shades A eispply on hand which we are selling at the very tow price of 41e each. New Wallpapers and (t • r In attractive designs. Sure to please you. We also have lino'leums and floor oilcloths. A fine lot of rugs in different • .: k i 1 ' , sizes, etc. t / Seeds We are ready to supply your wants in reliable field and garden seeds at right prices. i j q i w, { • A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OP GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND J. Gascho & Son tts 4. 4. ,.r...•••N•4►••N••••••••• q••••••••N••••NN••••••• i • • • 1 • • • ••• • 1 1 1 1 • • l Massey-Uarris Implements We have been .re -appointed Agents for'the above named Implements and are prepared to take orders of all kinds of Massey -Harris machines for next season. WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF MASSEY HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REP AIRS. We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and Cutters, and We repair the same class of goods. Squae Deal Our Prices are always right H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman F. Hess & Son The Old Stand • • • 1p w • r•••••••••••••!A•.••••••A•••••M..•••••i•M••.•••.•• 50,000 FEET dr MAPLE SAW 4* 4. 4. 4. 4* 4. 4. +€* • LOGS WANTED. 50,000 feet good hard maple saw logs wanted. Will pay highest cash prices. Also all kinds of other logs wanted. Custom Sawing our Specialty F. C. K L FL ISC • ig PHONE in *++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++14++++++++++* Court of Revision • !'TOWNSHIP OF HAY Notice is hereby given that a +court of revision of the assessment Roll of the "Tow'nehip of Hay will .hold .its first meeting in the Town "Hall, Zurich, on Saturday, the 2nd clay of .fume, A. D., 1917, at 16 +o'cloelz, a. m. FILED 1T[iSi. Sr., Township Clerk Two one -year-old steers foe sale, Sol Bechl.er, Bronson Line, FOR SALE— One '(Jersey cow, 5 years old and (ani Holstein heifer, 1 year old. P. Koehler, Zurich. The Globe .Mei rafe(ed its sub- sN!'I•ilption price to $4.00 per year,, owing to inerease coat of paper, wages, inks, etc. Our clubbihc,• rate with the Globe has Feer rata- ed to $4.75. Cream, Eggs and. Butter 0 0 0 L HUDSON, Phone 5, WANTED Will pay highest cash price for Cream Butter and Eggs delivered at my residence, Zurich, at any time during the week. 0 0 0 0 ,ZURICH Liberals Attention IThe Joint Annual Meeting of, sputa eefealoe, Liberal Associations all? be belt/ iu> Ti ENSALL PUBLIC HALL, ont (TUESDAY, JUNE 5th at tope, (o'clock p, 'rn. Addresses will be delivered by Thos. McMillan, South Huron Lib- eeal Candidate; William McDon- ald, M. P. P. North Bruce, and (others. • + All friends of Liberalism are in- vited to come, and bring their friends and neighbors. A very cordial invitation is ex - !tended to the Ladies. T. G. Shillinglaw, John Esser, R. G. Seldom, Harry 'Smith Secret'arys, Presidents SHORTAGE OF SWEED TURNIP SEED 1 seed Branch, Ottawa. S w eed turnip growers are urged this spring to endeavour to secure and transplant a few sound toots to 'produce seed for themselves and their neighbors. Owing to the ab - •normal conditions now prevailing there will likely be very littie Swede seed for planting in • the, Spring of 1918 unless our Canadian•, swede .turnip growers make 'pro- visioins for their own supplies gby growing the seed .themselves. Can- adian supplies of swede and' Other field root and garden seeds form- erly came from Europe but this Source is now practically cut off: The prospects for home grown. seed have been, reduced by the present price of swede turnips for food purposes, as it wouidnow; (sake nearly two hundred dollars; worth of full grown swede tprnips• to transplant an acre for need pair i poses. This factor has had :the •u'nfortunate effect of reducing the area in the eastern provinces that would otherwise have been planted for the production of swede seeds, ÷--*1+ HIGHLAND LOG -IC (When Lord ITullibardine, sot, of khe Duke of Atholl, was seeking election to the ,House of Comanone he was accompanied by his Parli- mentary agent, who introduced him to Many voters. According to Person's Weekly the agentsaid to one old' .Scotem{an ; "This is Lord Tullibardine, • of co'urs'e .you know him?" ",Na, na; I dinna ken. bine" was' tt e reply. , At all events," continued the' a- gent, 'you know his Father, the duke?" ( L "Oh, ay; 1 ken the duke. He's) a grain' 'man, the duke." 4'Then yeu will durely vote for his son?" '/I'm no so sure about that. It's no evb'ry coo has a Calf like hie:sel' Mr. W. Vii. Hair es, of Blyth, one of the proprietors of Haines' (Wilt- shire Oils, has taken' charge of the British Exchange hotel, Goderich. The announcement of Premier Borden regarding conscription has greatly added to the number 'of. recruits who have enlisted at the. viario'u recruiting centers of West- ern Onitari'o. , John ,Searle, a Biddulph town- ship farmer, near Lucan was struck' and killed by lightning during the. storm. last Thursday. He was riding on is load of hay at the tienle. The horses were'a'so ki1'erl. DIED Howard -At Drysdale, on Mon- day, May list, John Howard,a- ged 88y r_aars and 2 months. ;Weigand—At Dashwood on Friday May 18th, Lawrence Weigand, at the age of 89 ;y(ears and 2 mon- ths. Mr. and Mrs. M. 3, Rau, of 'De- troit are visiting at the home of the tformer'e parents, Mr, and Mrs. J, P. Rau. Lettuce, turnips, peas, beets and bens, ,mature in six to nine weeks, corn from eleven to thirteen weeks and rota"o"4 teem fifteen to six- teeza weeks. LOCAL MARKETS Corrected every Thursdays Butter Eggs Dried Apples Potatoes Wheat Oats Barley Buckwheat Flour Bran Shorts Low Grade Live Hogs fob Hensall 16 21: .85 44 05 2 60 2.50 2.75 70 85 1 00 1 26 7 50 00 $40 00 42.00 bag 3.00 Local News Mrs. G. Hess spent ,a, few days im Dashwood last week. Mr. IW(alter !Amos of near Lon- don spent Sunday at the house of Mr, 5i'tcu, Davijdsomt. Mr. ;Chris, Bechler, of Blake, left Tuesday for. Tavistoch where he w;:lt ;spend a few weeks. Any person wis'h'ing to give a, special pride for any exhibit at the Zurich Fiat Fair: should give the particulars of the same to the Secretary at once, so ;mention can be made in thie prize lis(;, which is in the hap>dts of the .print- ers now. Investigations show that barns properly rodded are immune from lightning fires. Is it too much to ask that as a .means of conveying our farce produce from being des troyed by 'tire bur farmers should Properly install their buildings with rods! The Department of Agriculture tha,s issued a bulletin; showing what effiei•ent installation' consists of and it will be furnished to anyone on application. Since ,the outbreak sof the war, 414,350 mens have enlisted in Can, ,ada, ,The totals by, military dis- tricts are; !Toronto, 93,886; Lon- don, 46,834: Kingston, 33,169; Mon- treal, 36,801; Quebec, 8,356; Mari time Provinces, 37,814; :Manitoba, 79,349; Saskatchewan, 2,810; Alber- ta, 35,433; British Columbia, :i9, 958; In fairness to Saskatchewan it should be pointed out that the Sas sketch.ewan' Military Districte was only recently formed. Previous( to its formation Manitoba District was credited with the enlistments in •S,as'keltchewan. • En the Torontq District, which leads the whole Dominion, 141,933 men volunteered' for service and 45,017 were re- jected, , MEMORIAL 'SERVICE The Blake Presbyterian, church was crowded to the doors on Sun- day afternoon, when memorial ser vices were conducted by the past or, Rev, D. John;sjton, for Ptees, G. H. McBride, who fell in the Virile,' battle. Touching tribute was paid to the departed hero by the: pastor and during his discourse he read an interesting letter which he had •received from,' Mr. McBride only a few weeks before his death. (0 REINFORCE THE HURONS A new recruiting effort is to be made in, this county—this time fon men- to keep; the 161st. filled up, to strength. The 32nd Overseas Company was authorized about ten' days ago with Major Nelson( in corn1maud and will recruit in Hur on, Bruce and North 'Welliington( to ahpply, •m,en, to go overseas in, drafts to reinforce the 160th and 161st Battalions, the Huron rear. nits of course going to the 161st: Battalion, iGoderich will be t het headquarters for Huron countyand ra recruitimg office will be opener,: next week, IThe officers Will all be men returned from the front uuand the first piens to be canvas- sed Will be the m.enwho, on the National Service eard,s sent out some months ago, appear eligible for htilitnry service,, A puelie We give credit, to New Years to Prompt Pay Customers. saNSISSINIefs FURNITUR NEWS S WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE WHICH WE ARID SELLING AT THE OLD PRICES AND HAVE A CARLOAD COM- ING ALSO BOUGHT AT THE OLD PRICE. THIS WILL BE EXTRA GOOD BUYING FOR THOSE NEED.* ING ANYTHING IN FURNITURE. IN HARDWARE WE HAVE ALSO A LOT OF GOODS LEFT 'WHICH WE SELV AT THE OLD UPRICE. 1WE HAVE OVER $1000.00 WORTH OF MARTIN-SENOUR'$ 100 PER CENT. PURE PAINT AT ,THE OLD PRICES. COME QUICKLY IF YOU WANT TO PAINT YOUR HOUSE AS THE GOODS ARE GOING FAST A r THE PRICES WE ASK FOR THEM e. I-IARTLEIB, z Ric HUROIV'SlLARCEST COMBINATION STORE This, our new aerial story, is one of the very best written ssifi the present war. The first instalment will appear in an ems' issue. You'll like Tommy ; it is a strong, soul -stirring tale of the great world war that everyone in the family will enjoy. The harp is a Lancastershire lad. He didn't want to go to war—not at first "Let 'em as wants to fight the Germans fight 'em" said Tommy. Then one day he heard the cry of suffering Belgium; he heard the call of his own motherland he gave up the best job he ever had and enlisted. He went to France ; he fought a good fight— against himself as well as the enemy ; he won the D.C.M. and— the ;best girl in the world. A splendid 'story splendidly told, Watch for the first instalment. If your sub9crtpttilon+ is not paid up,. send- n'the gnoney at once, and ttnalae su7c a tlx :";X r iia ;p .t miss at .,"srfngie azastarinI ,int' of the new story. (If you are not " a regular aubecriber, subscribe now, This ..,z1e'w story ia,..w,orth the; 4u1 uexi. s bs i ptioal price IA. $400.` �,j r to• .new s+bsaribeas the end of 1(9117 for 60 cents, .. Brighten -up your Home. Ladies' Department IS NOW AT HAND. IF IN NEED Ogg rLE RUGS, LINOLEUMS, LACE CURTAINS, TC., (WE CAN SHOW Y017ALL rpmLATEST. A full lime of Ladies' Waiets,'House Dresses, Middies, Childreniss Dresses, Aprons etc. Why sit down to make your clothes whestt you can buy them ready made at less than, cost of Snaking. LADIES RAIN COATS—$8. Wed ape SPORT COATING. A nice range +ot sport t , • lengths yanty. coiatiing in eo4 LADIES' MIDDY TIES.. Just received a nice range of Middy ties m Soething new. , • . an* AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS Int latest colors an 1 I l ; ' I 1 . patterns, CALL AND GET A MONTHLY NEW IDEA FASHION LEAF FREVe Saturday Special 20c and 25c Ribbons at . 15c a yard Men's Department COME AND TAKE A LOOK THROUGH OUR IMMENSE STOCK. OF NEW FIATS, CAPS, NECK TI ES, SHIRTS, ARROW COLLARS* GLOVES, SOCKS, ETC, SPORT SHIRTS --Our stock of sport shirts is complete tan and White* WE HANDLE ROYAL PURPLE SCALE MEAL. ROYAL PURPLA CHICK TEED SEED CORN AND TIMOTHY SEED FOR SALE, FRESH GROCERIES AT ALL mans. T. L. WURM Phone 28 meeting wilt be held on Sunday FOUND—In Zurich, night to iirtaugura a the recruit - ling �craz,':`,o, idadiee kid gloves. s'z3 w . I th . Herald °awe. a pair of Our mailing list has been cer401 8, Call at rested to, May 15th. Sea that •out` label t..aJs c*r.e..t:'. .