Zurich Herald, 1927-02-03, Page 4DASUWOOD
l4 a Cathern E'inkbein:'r is vis-
iting in Sarnia,
:Durstein of Mich., ig viisit-
Wig• her sisters at present.
I1 i'aa Alice Hoffman of Stratford,
;went the 'w cehj-end with her par -
2r , E. Tieman was called to
St2.4.tfoxcl on Monday owing to the
seriouis illness of Mr. S. Ireland of
that city:
Mr, A. Davis of Exeter, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs
'Owen Atkinson,
Rev. Hallman of Kitchener, oc-
nupied the pulpit in k the Evangel -
Tical church on Sunday evening,
Messrs Hy, Hoffman and C. i%ol-
i1erivan made a business trip to
'London on Monday:.
Rev: E. Bruer spent a few days
In London and New Hamburg this
week.
M.A. Henry Ehlers is on / the
.sack list, we hope for a speedy
recovery,
Mi. J. C. Reid and daughter,;
'L -&u M, 'spent Thursday in Lon -
:don.
BORN -Schrader -In Dashwood on
January 29th, to Mr. and, Mrs, W.
Schroeder, a son.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Much isynlpathy is felt for. Mr.
,and Mrs. Roy Lamont in the loss
f their youngest daughter Phylis
'who passed away 011 Friday at the
.age of 18 tnonthlsi, She had con-
tracted' pneumonia about a week
previous and from the first her
:condition was serious. All that
'medical skill and loving care co-
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'add do, was done for her, butwith
;mut avail her !sweet little life pas -
tied out to Go& The funeral ser --
vice was held on Sunday afternoon
o Bayfield cemetery for inter-
ment. Rev. J. Durrant conducted
the Service and .spoke very feel-
ingly from the words of Christ "Of
+such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Re spoke of the great :ssorxow to
the parent's to give up their
tskveet little child, but they areonly
warted for a while. We can go
meat our dear children who have
gone oar to the better land and
Their Angels do always behold the
lace of our Father in Heaven.
We are (sorry to say that 'Willie
McClinehey is plaid `up with pneu-
monia, but hong that he may soon
he able to be around again.
Miss Margaret Johnston, dau-
ghter of Mr. Wellington Johnston
of Varna was taken suddenly ill
with appendicitis and was taken
to Seaforth Hospital where she was
laperatectl, en, on Monday;
COUNTY NEWS,
On • Friday las a shadow of
gloom was cast over the' commun-
ity when Peter L. Oke, of ,sUborne
succumbed to pheumonia in the
',rime of life, age 45 .years; 3 mon-
ths and 25 (day;;: The deceased
was born in Usborne, being a #n
bfl Wm ,.Olt ef. Several day s•pre-
!tious to his death he was taken ill
'with pneumonia and his case was
critical from thestart.
A near •fatality took place• at
the chopping mill, at* Centralia iin
the morning the other day when.
the oil :engine used tto run the mill
blew up and W. J. Smith the own-
er was • r.: ndered unconscious and
suffered from the !shock. He was
in the act of starting the engine
when tha explosion occured. The
cylinder casing weighing nearly a
ton vaas blown through the roof
and from fifty to one hundred feet
in the air. It lit beside the build-
ing and buried itself in the gro-
imd:
Capt. Wni. Robinson, Goderich
'met with an unfortunate accident
at his home the other evening. Tie
had not been we'l 'for :some time
and has been using a cane to get
about. Having dropped the
cane, he. stooped to pick it up and
sell, Fracturing his thighbone,
Honor has come to another God-
erich old boy in the election of'Dr
Percy L. Tye, Reeve of Milverton,
a.'s Warden of the county of Perth
Dr, Tye is a son of Mrs.. W. D.
'Tye of Goderichi. He Chas been
in medical practice at Milverton,
since 1909. Eight years •ago lie
Was elected a member of the vil-
lage coneil and ;for the last foru
years has been reeve. At the me-
eting ,of the Perth Co. council he
was elected Warden without op-
gao'sition.
An unusually sad funeral took
glace •at Bayfield on Sunday, af-
ternoon last, from Trinity Church,
when a !service was held for two
-members of one family, Mrs, Thos.
Cameron and son, Norman Camer-
on, The rector, Rev. F. I3. Paull
:gave a short (sermon, taking his
'text from the Wisdom of Solomon,
* haiiI 3; Verses 1-3.
• All hog raisers in Colborne, God
aerlich and parts of neighborhood
'swill be interested in the proposed
Macon Hog Fair to be held in April
iii"he'Agric. Representative, G. R.
'ateison, Clinton, has outlined the
*rpose of a fair of this nature to
e tentless of the Colborn; Bacon
liffog Club, and i+`armees Club. A.
.;worldly number of Bacon (log
lairs are held annually 4in the Proms'
'tvitrce, they are promoted "My* the
ilnt• .and . Dotn( Live Stock 33ran-
Ats in co-operation 'w`i'th the Ag-
!cultural Reps. 'They axe purely
*Vine shows and have become ex-
"dithg'ly popttl+ar iu rno3t inet-
n -a $ ar 1 ata aerving as .t means
*et 'pointing out bacon tyre'bethr
* 'Market hogs and breeding lst-,
Tbx, FObrut y act, Mir
eginning Satur ay Morning January 29th
1927, at 9 o'clock
We will put on Sale Our entire Stock of ry Go s, -Rugs
Furnishings, Oilcloths, wallpaper, delfware, Groceries, etc
At Prices that will save you many dollars
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SPECIAL
For Saturda}',
1000 yds. Gingham
Rego 35c.
On Sale at only 25c. yd.
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Toilet Soap's, 9 bars for ... 25e
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• Klenzine, 3b ones for 25c
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• Laundry Soap, 21 for ... $1.00
Cocoa, 2 lbs. for .,. 25c
1100 pounds Oyster Shell for 81.55
Corn, 2 for 25c
Peas, 2 for .... ; 25c
Tomatoes, 2 for ... - ...25c
Clothes Pins, 2 dozen for .. ... 5c
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Men's Fancy Shirts
REGULAR $2.50.
WRLIE THEY LAST AIr $1.50
PRINTS AND
GINGHAMS
German Prints, per Yard ,,. ...32e
Prints, All Colors, per yd. .,. 20c
Ch:.>utbrays, per yard ... ...... 25c,
Giughanxs, per yard ,.. ,.. . 19c,
Factory Cotton, per yard ,,, lac
bleached Cotton per Yarcl ,,, 18e
Black Dnchesse
Silk
REGULAR $2,50.
•• SALE PRICE $1.50
ALL OTHER SILKS AT
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Men's Pants
Regular -$4.00 for .$2.75
Regular $3.00 for ... ,.......: $2,25
OVERALLS
ERALLS
SPECIALLY PRICED
$1,25 $L50 $L75
Men's Fleeced Top Shirts
REGULAR $1.75
FONT $1.25
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Don't forget the Datel
Opening Day, Sat ',fan. 29th
Closing Day, SatFeb. 12,.1921
Spocia1 pargarns Every Diy
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Regular Price $35. foronly $25.00
only,97-piece Dinner Setts at $24.00
Plain White Cups ilnd Saucers,
Only $1.45 a dozen.
Other Lines of Crockery at
REDUCED PRICES
Dress Goods
SANTO\ S, ALL COLORS AT PER YARD ...... ....,, _.41.23
SL+'R:IES, ALL COLORS, AT. PER YARD Eke
58-in.'PRES•: FLANNELS AT PER YARD .,...... ,..._...$1,25
2'1 -in. PRESi• VELVETS AT PER YARD $11- t5
DRESS VELVET RE11 ULAR $1.20 FOR YARD - 75c
DRESS VELVETS, REGULAR $1,00 FOR, YARD ...... ...... . 5,0c
(4T 'LER DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
ALL OUR COATINGS AT ,A BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE
MISS TRIS- CHANCE
DON'T
STAIR CARPETS
Regular $1.25 for ... pec Grams Mata ai 25c, and 45e,each
Regular 45e. for 300
Oilcloth door mats, 2 for 25e
Men's and Boys' Sweaters
Regular $6,00 for ,..,_. ... ...$4.50 Regular
BOYS" SWEATERS 75c, AND
$5,00 for
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UNDERWEAR
LADIES UNDERWEAR
Natural Wool, feat and Drawers each at ......
Velva Underwear, Regular 85c. lot Each ,,.
MENS AND1sOi'S
,Stanfield, All Wool, Regular $2.83_ Sale Price at
Stanfield All 'Wool, Regular $2.25 Sale Price, only
elected, Regular $L00 each, Sale Price at
Boys Pleeced, Regular Tae, Sale Price at
ODD SIZES AT BARGAIN PRICES
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FINGERINGERINu YARNS AT PER SKEIN ..,
COMMON YARNS, ALL COLORS PER SKEIN
NEW CURTAIN GOODS JUST ARRIVED WHICH. IS
_ AT SALE PRICKS,
GOING OUT
Ladies' Hose 25c and up
Men's Wool Sox, Reg. 75c now 45c.
Children's Black and White Heavy
Drawers, while they last at :15c a pair
Men's work shirts Reg 1.75 for $1.25'
It will pay ' you sell to come often to
this BIG SALE
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Phone 140 2URICH
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For Saturday
1000 yds. Flannelette
Regular 35c.
Sale Price 23c.
WALL PAPE R
ODDS ANt) ENDS AT
BARGAIN PRIGS
AH Wool Blankets
LARGE SIZII- • '
White, Regular 87.00 for $5.50
t,4rey, Regular $6.40, now ... $4.25
All Wool Sheeting
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Military Flannel at yd. :.fbe •
GALATEAS, ALL 'COLORS, --
SALE PRICE, Yard .,,, /5c
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GINGHAMS, PRINTS, FLANrNEL-
ETTE, ETC. AT SNAPS
BATH TOWELS
Reg ular
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$1.00 fpr
REAL BARGAIN
50c.
75e
Flannelette Blankets
REGULAR $3.00
SALE PRICE ... ... ... $2.15
.IBEX BRAND AND LARGE.
SIZE
MILL ENDS
DARK FLANNELETTE,
SALE PRICE Per Yard ... 15c.
MILL ENDS COTTONAISR
40c to 45c. ' Yard:.
Men's fleck Ties
Regular $1.00 ,for ..,:,. ...,.. 65c
Regular 50e. for
25e
Men's G=loves
Regular $2,00 for $1,00
IYlitta, Regular $1.00 for ... ... . 15c
PINS • PINS
2 Packages, for 6e
BRACES
Regular 75c. for
500
HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES
!POR,
EGGS, MED APPLES, TALLOW
RTC,
JUST RECEIVEL
A $2,500.00 Shipment of New.:
Goods which is going out at.
SALE PRICE