Zurich Herald, 1927-03-31, Page 8SILK DRESSES
Vehave j .s t opened Up a New Ship..
l`lCft of Lctdi.es' Silk Dresses which
re the last word in Style and Fabrics
They are simple in line aiid immed-
Antely bestow a look of youth.
SOME OF THESE LINES ARE ON CONSIGNMENT ONLY AND
iiVIUST BE RETURNED IN A FEW DAYS IF UNSOLD.. COME
EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE PRICES ARE VERY
PROM $10.00 TO $16.00 EACH
'OU MUST SEE THEM .TO AP-
PRECIATE THE REMARKABLE
WALLIES WE ARE OFFERING.
Walipapers
g,ET US SHOW YOU OUR NEW
4TEW SAMPLE' BOORS OF THE
} TEWEST LINES OF WALLPAP-
ERS.
VEXES FROM Se TO 60c. PER
ROLL
WANTED
;DUTCH SETTS AND ONION SEED
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
PAID.
MODERATE,
So much
depends on the
Wall Paper
THE difference between com-
monplace rocms and those
possessing beauty and charm
depends greatly on yew"
choice of wall paper.
From our e,,tensive stock of furlong
MAXIMUR and ocher Wall Papers
you will find your idea of the right
paper rr, properly decorate each
room of the house. Our experience
in horse decoration is always at
your disposal.
J. GASCHO & SONS
ProduL. Wanted Phatie. 59
Zurieh's Garage
has, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs.
GENUINE FORD PARIS.
BUST itE�.EL v ED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
SI/E ARE AG &IN HANDLING TEE FAMOUS
Tia. S. L. LtTTEDT
+ IN NEED OF A .BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE,
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND O113ER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVIOE.
PWB AlAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
1;sATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO.
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
1aTYLENE `;'T;LPING,
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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SEERS! SEEDS!
3 NOW IS THE TIME WHEN FARMERS SHOULD BE PLANN-
I TNG WHAT KINDS OF CLVER SEEDS THEY REUIRQE FOR
SPRING SEEDING, WE HAVE ON HAND CHOICE LOTS OF
DIFFERENT GRADES SUCH AS
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Alfalfa, Alsike, Red Clover, Timothy, Whita and
Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NO,W PRICES RIGHT.
Wire Fencing
JUST RECEIVED A C'A.RLOA,I, OP FROST WOVEN WIRE
FENCING, B RB WIRE, BRACE AND COILED WIRE,. GATES
STEEPLES AND STEEL POSTS, ETC.
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PAINTS! I?.AINTS!
WE ALSO OPENED A LARGE SRWMENTOI` +I
SHERWIN
WLILIAMS PAINTS% VARNISHES, OILS, STAINS, ENAM-
ELS,
NAMELS, ETC. •
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111LL LINE OF HEAVY ANI) SHELF HARDWARE ALWAYS w
ON HAND,
E,ITADE.&WEIE,OI
2 y //���� Muses TVI„ and A
U R i V H ""` O N'T,s g Sarnia �ve!ro home to visit,
o�i�irlNlMii•i11i�itt111i1
O. S. Jones of London war: a .few
,i i.•ii sesi M�11t11l .oil. d xy8 al .hi, cottage here.
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SEE sM
Spri Stock
Of Shirting, Denim, Oottonade
P
Gingham, Print, Etc.
ALL NEW PATTERNS IN VOIL, :BROADCLOTH, FANCY MUS-
LIN POGEE, ALL COTTON GOODS IS .LOWER IN PRICE THIS
SPRING. AND WE ARE SELLING AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICE,
GIvE US A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
J. W. MERNI3R
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEki >
Mii'as Viola Stelck of Clinton vis-
ited a titer home here the past
week.
Beginning next 'Tuesday evening
Apriil WO: he 'stores will be open
to the public until the end of the
year when they will again be cl-
osed on Tuesday evenings for
three month's.
'Choir Day, April 10th, in the
Evangeliical church, promises to be
the biggest event of its kind ever
held in this village,. If you miss
this, you n�i�ss a rare treat. There
will be a :silver collection at the
door at both services.
Dashwood
M'r. R. Goetz 'spent a few days
in Goder'i.i, last week,
Rev. H. A., Kelierrrian, Presiding
Elder of 'I'aeistock preached in the
Evangelical church tin Wedne�sd'.ay
evening, and Rev. Dreier'of .Cred-
itoi ad)z inistered Holy Communion
eatSuxidnv,.
Rev and Mrs, R. Koessei o£ Mag-
a
ag-
anete�van arca vrsil'-ing -the latter's.
parer. ts, Mr and Tara. Otto Miller
on the 14th eon,
Mr. B. Cunningham of Ilderton
'spent Thursday it town,
Mrs. Wire; Zimmer who• under-
went an operation in St. Jo•aeph'e
Hospital, London, last -week is ire -
proving nicely.
Mrs, Stacey is visiting in Kit-
chener.
Mr. Archie Bender has accepted
a position in E. Tiernan & Son store
Harry Roffman Jr., was off ditty
last week owing to xnum,pa.
Mr. 1? B. Moffatt attended the
funeral of a relative in Brucefield
on Monday.
neee Far,ny Proctor, who has
been t iaitiny; in this vicinty re-
turned to Kitchener on Saturday.
Me. and Mrs, Jacob Hartleib,
who 'spent the winter with their
daughter in Pittsburg, have re-
turned home,
BLAKE.
A. 'Manson was fn
erich last week - attendie ; •i
sting of tie Council
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnston,
spent Friday at the home of Mte
and Mrs. Jas. Allan.
Mrs, Ross Johnston, accompan-
ied by Mrs, E. Clarke, spent Mon-
day at the home of Mn and. Mrs.
Thos. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Take Kennel and
fan.ily, who left Some time ago for
Kitchener, have got nicely aettlde
in their new home.
Miss Margaret Douglas's of Hen-
'sall spent the Week -end under the
parental roof,
Mess .Alberta. Finlay left last
week for London, where 'she will
spend some time with friends.
Mr .and 1VIr's, Mose Gerber ep-
ent .the weekend with friiend'a
down east.
Mr ,nne Mx*u. J. A. 'Manson sp-
ent Monday with friend's in • Dash-
wood.
God-
nie-
Mrs. V. Meyers, who. had her, tone
rile removed last week, continue;
quite poorly, her many friend's hope
for a 'speedy recovery.
Mr
,and iVlrs, 1-I. Walters .and.fam.
ily are moving- to Kitchener this
week, where Mr. Walters has tee-
Geed t po'si'tion; e
.and Mimi, Fred Turner and
son Grant, et Drysdale :spetix Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ross Johnston,
GRAND REND
Lt).< . MARKETS
Rutter ' Ib....
Egga >•
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Wheat ...,...._
Barley
euckwhe'at
Flour ....... ......
.3hi,rte per ton....
r•a n - -r ton
Live H'og's cwt
40
.. -.... .20--24--`20
. -. , .., .-65
_ 4.75 3.76
_-_ _34.00
_._ ... 32.0n
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Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather .insurance Ci
OF WOODSTOCK
HE LARGE • USINESS OF
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$12° 4a Being au increMepf,
G. Holtzman — Zurich
, v , 5,' r_... ,ER IN LIGE-
tTODN a N.D ALL KINDS
+�1R TNStTRANOE
SPRING
JVliilinery
WITH THESE NICE, WARM AND
BALMY DAYS ONE CANNOT
HELP BUT THINK OF THE AT-
TRACTIVE AND SEASONABLE
SPRING BONNETS AT
Zurich Hat Shoppe
LET TJS SHOW YOU OUR FINE
ASSORTMENT OP ,SILK,
STRAWS AND FELTS, AT POPU-
LAR I'FTCES THAT WILL SUIT
EEVRY'BODY
Miss. V. Siebet
There, passed away at his home
on Thursday last Edward Diejar-
dine in his 60th yeari He had be-
en in failing health for 'some time
and leave's to mourn his loss his
beloved Wife, and one daughterc
1tIx�s. H. Devine. of Stephen,, also
Ione 'sisters and one brother of
Grand Bend.
Pete .Eilsenbach has starter] to
saw the ''loge at the' mill.
The United 'Church held a Sue
ee:3sfxxl bee ,getting ready for the
new c'hureh and Mods, 'havonE the
ground's ready and thee basement
dug oat' ready for the cement.
The '.Taffy, pull and party held
by the Blues for. all in the contest
at Andrew ,Turn blEe was agtand,
'success when 87 gathered and, had
a most enjoyable time, and all
wont home with best of wishes for
Mr a,nd 114115. Turnbull for their gen
c'ro'sity to all for thn t:vening'b'fun
11'ho closing night for the eon -
teat was "riday night last, when
ti Patterson of biome Q03.'ig,atheied, the. Btueaua;in
ning out iv. a close call, on bntix
sides decided to givf gnnd prow
gram and ,Minch' qt.1ai'c 94tbit
1
Thursday', M' Si, Mr
Seasonable Har are
Spring , a here and we can supply
the Public with Se a ona'�b.ie Hard-
ware
A GOOD SUPPLY e't immoderate prices
BUILDING MATERIALS /NCLUDIN'
COUNCIL STANDARD ROOFING AND CEMENT.
A NUMBER OP GOOD SECOND HAND HAND STOVES AT
VERY CHEAP
FENCING
A CARLOAD OP LUNDYS LUCKY TIE WIRE, .DLTJT ,�RIrtllee
ED INCLUDING WOVEN, COIL, BARBc BRACE AND STEEL
POSTS., • t
TIRES AND TUBES
A PULL LINE OF GUTTA PERCFIA TIRES,. NONE B}ITi
PAINTS AND VARNISH
A GOOD SUPPLY OF MARTIN SENOTJR 100,; PURE PAINT",,
AND A FULL LINE OF CHI NAMEL VARNISHES, AUTO
ENAMELS. ALSO FULL LINE OF MURESCO, ETC`
FURNITURE
Felt Line of Furniture in Living Room Suits, Dining Room.
Suite, Bed Room Suits, Kitchen Cabinets. Reed Rockers ante,:
Chairs, A NUMBER _OF ROCKERS AT GREATLY REDUCED.
PRICES` GOOD SUPPLY OF FAMOUS SIMMONS BEDeie
SPRINGS AND MATTRESS.
BEWARE OF STIBSPITUTE8
RUGS RUGS
ALL SIZES IN WILTON'S, A..1 -
MINISTER AND TAPEsimY RUM
Johnston& Kalbflejsch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
Auto Insurance
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ENTIRE FINANCIAL RESQURCES„
The most disastrous Claims frequently fall upon those .witr
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Drugless Fraction
eer and Optician
EXETER gam,It
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Every Tuesday, le a.m. for fi P5
TAILOR MADE
]3Y THOSE WHO..'KNOW
NOT T TO..(a+ETH. R U -I• TO-GETHER
BY THOSE WHO KNOW EIQW
The Maw Spring Sultlngs
ARE
RIGHT TUI? TO THE MINUTE
ON
PATTERN, STYLE ANTI) QUATJTIA,
ALL OUR GOODS GUARANTEED
4* DONT be xniSled by buying
(,cheaper and inferior goods.
BUY from those, you knout will
stand behind everything..
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4 �abllti )y
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H. HOFFMAN
MERCHANT TAILOR, W. 11,11 P Son, EMBALIMRS,
TAN,I) FUNERAL, DtRBOTORS, Day. ani4 Night phone Nik,