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Po not miss this opportunity to pro-
cure No. 1 quality Winter Goods and
also many lines of Spring Goods at
at away below market prices
SPECIALS f (
Ladies Coat, Size 44; . s
Reg. $30.00 for • -- .. $19.50
Ladies Coat, Size 38,
Reg. 29.00, for :..._ ......$17.50
Ladies Coat, Size 19 Special $10.00
Ibex Blankets, large size $2.15
S pieces Dress Goods,
your choice at yd. H - k...38c
42 -in pillow Tubing at yd... 32e
Men's work shirts at each ,.__ 79c
See our line of Sweater Coats for
Men, Women, Boys and Girls. Our
Stock is too large, we offer your
choice of any coat at cast price
Or less.
GROCERIES
Broonss, only 3 doe. left at .._35e
Green tea, pound at ____. ....39c
Mixed tea, at ib. 45c
Macaroni, 3 lbs. for 19e
Prunes, 3 lbs. for ... 29c
Caustic Soda, 5 -lbs. for __ 70c
PioduLt Wanted
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Phone 59
Zurieh's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs; Repairs
GENUINE 'PORD PARTS
g'F.7ST RECEIVED A SHIP'AfENT OF DOMINION, TIRES AND. !I.UBE9
bayE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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W .IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO, AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
SVE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR; OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING . EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WELDING. H el,;;Ll.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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But if you bring your problem to us
we will cheerfully overcome it for
you by giving you free advise just
what kind and size of Furnace or
'Stove you regti.ire
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BRING US THE PLAN OF Yti9UxR HOME, OR BETTER STILL, 2
PRONE US TO COME Gel' IND SEE, AND WE WILL TELL •
YOU JUST WHAT YOU F..eteeTIRE.
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A PULL LINT OF SHELi. AND HEAVY ,HARDWARE AL
if in need of new furniture, don't s
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forget; we have it!
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STADE &WEIDOI_
ZURICH ONT.
does
On!
Until everything we advertised in our
Sale Bill is Sold.
When we once mark down our Goods, it is
never put back to original Price.
Therefore you can depend• on getting a bargain
here always •
OUR NEW SPRING GOODS ARE COMING. IN AND THEY WILL
AGAIN BE SOLD AT •OUR 'USUAL CLOSE PRICES.
YELLOW FRONT STORE
J. 1K.1VI: RNER
ITEMS OF LOIAL INTEREST
Messrs, C. Fritz and G. Koehler
were on a business trip to Es
eter on Wednesday .
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington John-
ston and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kalb
Fleisch, motored to London on
Tuesday,,
Messrs. Ivan Oesch, MilfordSch-,
ilbe and Harry Angel motored to
London on Tuesday and took in
a prominent hockey game.
Mr. Jas:"Rennie of the Baby-
lone line has purchased from C.
Fritz & Son, a good used- Ford
Sedan;
Mr. Ward Fritz has recentliy
sold to Mr. Theo. Leibold a 'Ford
motor used as a power plant. This
makes an exceptionally good en-
gine for a fernier, and Ward says
he has a few more just as good
at a remarkable' low price.
The Bank of Montreal,• Zurich',
have recently installed a complete
set of safety Deposit Boxes (muc+
as they have in the cities) for the
convenience of their customnera.This
is a wonderful opportunity for
you to keep your deeds, mortgages
and Bonds in a safe place. Come
in and see them.
Tuesday was. a rather busy day
in out print shop, as we installed
a large job press which we re-
cently purchased at Toronto.Thi's
makes a fine addition to our plant
and will be a great convenience
in handling the larger jobs. We
are also awaiting the arrival of
an electric motor which will run
the various machines we have.
The first farewell party tend-
ered to Rev. H. Remhe and family
prior to the;r leaving for their new
home in Winnipeg, Man., was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar lKlopp last
Tuesday evening. A sumptuous
fowl supper .graced the table, fol-
lowed by games, music and pleas-
ant recollections.
A-quiet,,.•but interesting matri-
monial event' was celebrated in the
village 'last Wednesday evening,
when Rev. W. Y, Dreier, at the
Evangelical -parsonage united •in
Holy• 'Wedlock, Miss Irene, young-
est daughter of Mrs. H. Lipphardt
and Mr. George Fee of Heneall.-
After the ceremony a few invited
guests repaired to a sumptuous
wedding dinner at the •home of the
bride's. Latee in the evening -.the,
happy young couple left forHen
'sail in their fine home on Rich-
mond street and where they will
reside. The Herald • join's 'their
many Zurich friends in extending
congratulations.
More enthusiasm and interest is
being' ,manifested as the date of
February 10th is drawing near, $for
the Three Act Comedy' Plan en-
titled "Safety Fir%st'. Last year
we quite well remember when this
same group of young people put
on a similar play and it is still
fresh in our memory the splendid.
success it was, this year's play
promises to even excel)" the past
year's one.. Se be sure yoil do,
not miss it. Plan of hall at T.
L. Wurrn's Store. "
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The Young Pei'n'e's League.of
Varna United Church 'ire baying
a Valentine Social in the Town Hall
on Tuesday evening, Feb•+uary i4th.
Mr. S. T, Keys of Babylon Line
we are sorry to say, is not enjoy-
ing very .good health at presOnt
and is under the doctor's Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sturdy of
Goderich Tp., spent the week' -end
with the Tatter's father, Mr. ,1, T.
Keys.
Mr. Will Dowson of !Parr Line,
has s'eturne:l from a pleasant visit
with' friends at Detroit and Flint.
The Varna Beet ring held their
annual social evening at thetown
ha]l last Wednesday evening.
LA AL MARKE'T'S
Live Hogs cwt. ..:».ice .. ............8.50
Butter, lb = 40c
Eggs ._ ... .._ • : A._ 25 -33 -737 -
Dried apples lb._ _ _ ___ 9
Oats, bushel
60
Wheat per bush _.._ : 1.25
Barley --.75
Buckwheat .. _ 75
Flour ._.._ .:, . • ... ......3.50-4.50
Shorts per ton ._.--! ..... 35.00
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We carry a full Line of the Celeb-
rated Royal Purple Stock Foods.
HAVE YOUR STOCK WINTER WELL, AND LOOK GOOD,
ASLO YOUR HENS PRODUCING EGUS WHILE THE PRICr-
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ZENOLEIJM
BARGAINS
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF REAL BARGAINS TO OFFER IN
THE HARDWARE LINE PRIOR TO
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THE BEST DISENFECTANT ' ON
THE MARKET FOR LICE, ETC.,
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Before ore .• Taking Stock
We offer many
far ai
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Come and See for Yourself
BRING
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i FULL SUPPLY OF ICB AUSER :SMOKE CURE '.ten,
Johnston & Kalbfleisch 1
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1 Hardware & F � ture.Phone 63 I.
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estern. Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Cash and Bonds on Hand $129,454.14
Being an increase of . Insurance of
$5.365,485. over the past Year.
G. Holtzman — Zurich
Adept, Also Dealer is Lidhtnind Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
Fammovamemormen
MR. SPECKLES' GREAT IDEA
Santa Claus sat on a bench next
the sunny side of his North Pole,
bungalow. The old gentleman
wore a worried and harassed look
quite foreign to his usual joval ex-
pression. Sam Speckles., a 1 ore -
man in one of Santa's toy shops
passed by and noticed the good
old saint. `What's the jmatter
Santer? he asked. "This job'sget-
ting too biz for one anan. • an-
swered - Santa. "The world's gett
,ing better and better all -the time
and that means I have (that ,much
more -Work to- do, and it's getting
to be a mighty hard task,to make
things enough to go • around, let
alone distributing them." Mr.Sp-
eckles scratched his head. "Well'
he said, "here's an idea, and I
'think it's a mighty good one. • Re-
member that' fine magazine full of
stories and pictures arid nice things
you -had the other:tay?" "Oh,
you mean The Youth's Companion
said Santa. "Yes, that's it", an-
swered Sam. "We'd, it seems to
me that it you'd tell a got of par-
ents about that magazine and how
fine and enjoyable it wag for
boys and girls they'd ,give sub-
scriptions to The Youth's Comp-
anion asj a Christnias gift to lots
of young, -folks, and that would
help you a lot." "That'd a
mighty good idem" said Santaj,
"and, as a matter of ;fact, many,
parents do just that already, but
,Santa •sighed, "1 wish that more of
them realize what a fine gift The
,Youth's Companion makes,and
would give it, too." Just send
your order to -the adders below,
and we will see to :itthat our
Uncle Sam relieves Santa of the
burden of delivering at least one
gift. Subscribers will receyve;
1. The Youth's Companion -12 big
.monthly -issues in. 1928, and
2. Two extra numbers to new sub-
scribers ••ordering withn' 30 days,
~`Ali. fox( only $2.
3. The Companion's new book of
humor "1001 One Minute Stories"
also, Included
PRIM. •: I'
d ItI.rE. send+10ctts
to cover postage ' and handling.)
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION
9.N. Dept„ 'Boston Mass.
Subscriptions received at
UeUld Office.
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Results for 1927
HURON &ERIE
Mortgage Corporation
Total Assets - $42,013,000,
Reserve Fund 37,500.000. Increase $150,00,0'
Debs. issued in Canada $21,770,000.. Increase $18841190e
Savings Deposits $9,250,000 increase 31,200,000
THE CANADA TRUST COMPANY.
Total Assets $24,575,207. Increase $373,009
Reserve Fund $800,000 Inerease $50,000 -
Debentures and deposits $8447000. Increase $893000.
Estate funds new under Administration $12,270,009.
Tretal Assets of both Companies now over Sixty-iww 1-
libn D eliars.
Before you Invest INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, , __ .Zurich
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