Zurich Herald, 1915-04-23, Page 8•---e47,11..2esk + .
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tV[TLILTNERY
-OPENINGS
Friary tt..
Mil; i 1i 1
and wilt ':' IY 1 .:!I
the k+p:ngsrl^:
z'iiatiiii*Chity,
I'
2oth and 27th
f i Y'slarg.+ of wit 51.11ifnery Department
tee latest ,r. iY s i.s i, idles frl.+{.ion{lhie lz its for
:prints and.Ginghams
The new Fonts and (afngbeix,s have arrived and we helve al
large ass nem-nt ut oilers and patterns to choose from. We
iso have tine famous stt'el clad t1»1.t'il, tail extra long \veering
a�. .
cloth. suitable .or hildren�s' dresseta, snits /41:111 ladies hoose
dresses
gJew Curtain Goods
0 it range of our tains ani curtain materials is now complete
S'rnnf!l you require anything in the line of draperies; curtains,
bltndi, etc, Po net fail to call -and see our lines before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
1Va1.1 Papers
New Wall Papers now to hand, in a large variety of.;; new
up to date designs at prices that will interest you.
Waalsooart' :I)1i3e.i'fii'r.in s, earl :is Linoleum3, Floor
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Carpets, eto.
N, triable ti glods at any time even if you are not
just ready ti bay. We woad be pleased to have you come and
see all our new lines of seasonable goods
Fresh G-roceries always on. hand.
Produce taken in exchange
UBY and GASCI30
PHONE t7
MONEY'
For the Farmer
Make ]UQ;„)„ on your motley by
investing ;+1O or $20 now: Yo.u._can
du this by putting out .tin apple
Urob:tard. OUR NURSERY IS
FREE FROM DISEASES. WE
HAVE NEVER HAD SAN .NSE
SCAlJE.
A Beautiful Home for Everyone
may be had by plautingti few vines
and shrubs, as Boston Ivy, Doughty
-s Perkins pink climbing ,rose, and
some ornamental :trees toad. ever-
!greens,
ver-1grleens,
t t All orders sent in now, direct to
will be in time for this spring's
delivery.
I AD D RES
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
B. R. No. 4., G.oderich, Ont.
Godorieh Rural Phone 6 on 7.
MRSEACIIYMO
71.
A L
-- is the most important piece of
furuit: r. iu the )loose. We have the kind for
the kitchen. fresh from the factory, at $3.50, Oak
or Walnut, 1915 Model Moveineuts.
Alarm Clocks, $1.50 ti S'3mOO
We don't sell the 43 cent alarm clock,
a,rlly sold for $1.00.
s
0 io4.
H -a
�Fp
" ! Thursday, May 5th. and 6th.
Formaldehyde for Smut on Grain.
Best quality there is. 2'5 and 50e bottles,
A, IV. E. Hemphill, Druggist, Hensall.
'I he Post -master -General has an -
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter
Eggs.. -
..•
Dried Apples......
Potatoes
Wheat
Oats
Barley 70
Buckwheat
Flour , 3.75
I3ran..
Shorts
Low G rade
Live flogs fob Hensall.......
-$0.25
1J
05
80
$1.30
55 55
70 folly,
4.25 Isaac Hudson.
NEW LICENSE 13OAm)
Tho On lie (aevern went has
announced the appointment of the
provincial' board of license: eon'inaiss-
ioners who will. lioncefufth administer
the liinor license law in Ontario, end
will have absolute control of the 'reg-
ulation and restriction of their. affairs.
The commissioners are as fo5lozvs:
Chairman, J. I), Flavello,,of Lindsay.
Vice chairman, W. S. Dingman, of
Stratford. Commissioners, 1.1'. Dano,
Toronto; G. T. ,Smith, Ilaileybury,
a.iu1 J, A. Ayerst, Toronto.
COMMUNICATION.
TO THE PUBLIC
As no doubt many of the residents
of this section are aware, I hacl dis-
i posed of my flour and feed business
I to kfr Louis Jeffrey, Possession was
to be given on Monday of last week
but owing to difficulties arising which
were not looked for by me, the deal
did not go through, A wrong impres-
sion seems to have been created in
some winds that the fault lay wiih me,
but I beg to state that my part of the
contract was filled and I was quite
willing to live up to it,. Thanking my
many customers for their liberal pat-
renege and hoping for a continuance
of the same. I remain yours respect -
$28.00
30.00
88.00
8.40
Local News
Autour Day
Observance Should be
General
Arbour Day is not observed in
--- Canada to the •extent which its
Neav Ads --J Preeter,.L Prang, Es,
tate of J Stewart.
MMlr John Larmour, of Hensall,
visited friends in Zurich on Sunday.
P. Lamont shipped, a carload of
cattle from Hensall station on Satur-
day. •
•
Mr L. Kraft has the excavation
completed for the new house he is
building.
Dr. Hardie, dentist, at Dominion
House, Zurich, on Wednesday and
Jewellers & Opticians
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
L.e�L.F. SCRUTON
Hensall.
Zurieli Feed
Store
Leading Pyand of'
Flour, Slio L'3;, Blah
and Feed C :un
Prodnee of alI kint:- :Aken in
exchan g
\Vo a e ! ..:;ate tor Interna-
tionlllland Royal Purple
stock food.
Also a frill line of• Grocer-
. iei on hand.
Isaac Hudson
New
B L ACKSM TH
I have opened up a blacksmith
shop in Brock', old stand, opposite
Town Hall, .Ready for business
Monday, Mar 1st.
Horseshoelnng and Repairing
A. W. IVIORLEY
F
I have a eerloed of Fer
tilizer on hand Parties
wishing to buy some in
any quantity can secure it
•from me at any time at
my farm.
have all kinds on hand,
ranging from $10 to $40'
ner ton.
JO <N HEY Jr.
Agent for Canadian Fertilizer Co.
-BEST BY TEST
G. H
Insurance 41 ~.stilt
rich Ont
High Grade -Copper and
Aluminum Lightning Goan
dutctors. .
A very busy, please hand in
your orders early, asI do the work
i rnyseIf,
Prices right on easy term,.
Telephone 34.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
Brine 12 roomed brick dwelling,
newly )milt, for sale, situated in Zurich
1+nrnaco and modern improvements
are installed. Good now stable on
premises and ono -half acre of land.
Will be sold at reasonable price. For
Particulars, apply to W II Bender,
Zurich.
nom -iced that warstarn'ps can be wig&
for postage as well as the natal one
cent stamp.
The department of agriculture is
issnie,g notices to the province that
their regular fall fair grant will be
paid this year as usual. In the fall
the Government announced that it
might be necessary to cut by 50 per
cent the annual grant, but since that
time the outlook has brightened and it
is hoped that by July, when the grants
become payable, affairs will be near
the normal.
Now that everyone is busy cleaning
up abont the village, what about
making the unsightly water hole at
one of our main business corners -a
more pleasant and healthy looking
spot. The standing water will surely
develop unpleasant odors and must
be a lurking place for numerous
disease germs. It is also a nuisance
to the surrounding premises. Should
not our health department see into
this?
John Foster has just completed a
cement mixer which should do its.
work in a satisfactory manner. It is
very simple in construction, and the
idea is Mr Foster's, who planned and
completed it himself. He is thinking.
of having it patented. The mixer is
made in the form of a cylindrical
drum, -about five reel long and three
feet in diameter. Rods placed inside
of this drum mixes the cement and
gravel when the dram is revolved by
moans of a chain and sprocket driven
by a gasoline engine. Theeement and
gravel are fed into one side of the
machine and the water is led into it by
iron pipes, and the concrete is taken
away ready for using at the opposite
side,
per -tenets warrants.
The people of Canada must ever
keep in mind their dependence up
on her. forests. With large areas
suitable only for forestry purposes,
it is essential that the value of
trees and their protection should
be thoroughly impressed upon Can
adians, .
While Arbor Day is observed in
the rural schools, t+nd in sonie city
schools, its recognition try the gen.
eral public• is not as general as it
should be.
In the province of Ontario, Ar-
bour Day is onlebrated to a limited
extent in the soh:col's. This is not
sufficient, however. The observan•
ce of Arbor Day sborel'd be general,
There: is need in -every part of Can
r,da for the education send instruc-
tion which Arbour Day rep're'sents.
The day ahoulcli a observed as a
public holiday, et a time mast suit
ed to the climatic conditions of the
locality. Public recognition should
be given to Arbour Day, and the
planting and protection of shade
trees, the preparati'on• of flower and
vegetable gardens, andthe thorough
cleaning up of homes and surround
ings should be advoeated as special
duties for the day.
Arbor Day has its fusti>5oation
in the value of trees, from what.
ever point of view they may be
considered, Nothing contributes
so much to make the world apleas
ant place to live in as trees. The
true home feeling in not satisfied
without the presence of the trees,
with their shelter and shade, their
beauty of form and leaf, their bloss
om and fruit, their varying shades
with the passing of the seasons,
and their fulness of Dolour in the
autumn day3. They also afford
homes and shelter for our feathered
friends - the birds, during their
annual visits to us.
There is nothing which will add
beauty and value to aborne or the
schoolhouse more than the presen-
ce of trees; there is likewise noth-
ing which adds more to the com-
fort of the pedestrian than shade
trees on the roadside. The. way
may be long and dusty, but under
the cool shade of the trees relief
is found.
It is to be b.oped, therefore, that
the celebration of Arbonr Day will
become more general ; ,that the
planting and care of trees and
shrubs around schoolhouses, homes
Public spaces and by roadsides may
have the effect of developing a ke
ener appreciation of the value and
beatty of trees ; and that in thus
enlarging the field of Arbour Dav
activities, greater interest may be
created in the protection of our
Canadian forests from the reckless
destruction by fire and the axe
with whioh they are threatened.
"It wasn't an Ontario editor, but a
printer's• devil, who wasgoing through
his first experience of malting up
forms. The paper was late and the
boy got the galleys mixed. The first
part of the obituary notice had been
put in the forms and the next handful
of type mine off the galley describing'
irrecent'fire. It read like this: • „The
pall bearers lowered the body to the
grave and as it was consigned to the
flames there were few if any regrets
for the old wreck had been an eyesore
to the town for years. Of course,
there was individual loss, but that
was fully eoverecd by inurauce." The
widow thinks the editor wrote the
obituary that way because the lament-
ed partner of her joy and sorrows
owed one subserip,tion,—Selected,
Fencin
OE,n.SoAc_ - No.$ 1
75^
g
5 n rt
n a t.0,0 w..¢14,q,0,4e,''.4444:4404 14116.4 r.44:4.rnunf •Y'AiYX1au6N
The government has imposed a heavy war tax on wire fencing.
We were lucky and had a car of IDEAL FENCING1' shipped before the
tax otlmno into force and we will
Sell it at the old Price while the car Iasts.
First comers reap the benefit.
No. 9
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HUROP'S.LARCIEST COMBINATION Y STOII%E
v=rte
tut ..C1 tual.h ,,; "a . ,'rA;4....: T;.:fisJ.le; »:n... m.:ix si ?,tF ..
J$J.
ice' is n a
Basi fess
ern. ef
Ilii *' and
ale.
torisio
-A Sale that is, not meant to
ii -ika money but to make friends
Below we quote a few of the
prices that have astonished all
who have seen the goods:
Mens' Dress Shirts, reg $1.00 for 50c
House Dresses, regi car $1.25 for 75c
Ladies' Wrappers; reg $1.25 for 75c
Black Serge Dress Skirts
Regular $6.00 for $4.00
LOOK Ui? YOUR LABEL
`Cake a look at the label this week.
We have corrected our subscription
list, up to.Apr 14th and those who
have paid their subscription account
during the past several weeks - should
find that thecorrection of date has
been made. If you find that the
label does not read as ib should call at.
the office or write us and -we will see
that the correction is made. And by
the way, there area felt' who have
nob bald any change made in their
label in some .time, Those subeer'ip-
tions should be paid at once,
4f
3.00 for 1.50
Remnants Dress Goods at Bargains
There are many unadvertised Bargains
equally as good.
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ammearameatimaramosignam
The Keystone
one -wheel
Tongue Truck
For Harvesting and
seeding Machinery
The truck is gnaranteed to give
satisfaction. ,It is easy on the
horses necks, a comfort to horses
as well as the driver, A conven-
ience that every farmer should
have for his implements. Let us
show you sample, Many now in use
in this section,
LOUIS
POWER WASH NIG
Au G S
operated by
GASOLENE
In difererit sizes, 3, 2 and 3 tub,
Just what you have been looking
for. Why not,save your wife or
housekeeper some of the hared Tabor
by adopting improved inetl.iorts
Oall tend tee t achin in operation,
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