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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1928-12-20, Page 80011$0 'Adl1R hetor.eviIhhE.: Stock WHERE THE .Christmas Spirit Reigns We are now featuring Gift merchandise that is the newest and most in demand for Christmas giving. We have a well assorted stock of real lasting practical goods. suitable for Gifts. For The Home NEW WILTON RUGS, MATS, BLANKETS OF ALL KINDS, DRESSER SCARFS, RUNNERS, TABLE CLOTHS, LINEN AND TURKISH TOWELS. For Ladies ?JEW FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE, ALSO SILK AND WOOL AND CASHMERE HOSE, SILK UNDERWEAR, SCARFS, GLOV- ES, COLLAR AND CUFF SETTS, FLOWERS FOR YOUR DRESS OR COAT, PAPETERIES. For Men NEW SHIRTS, SOX, TIES, GLOVES, SWEATER COATS, SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC. For The Boys And Girls EVERYTHING THEY NEED TO KEEP THEM WARM SUCH AS SWEATERS, CAPS, TOQUES, SCARFS, SOX, MITTS, GLOVES, HOSIERY OF EVERY KIND. A Complete Line Of Fancy China And Glassware To Choose From Toys And Dolls BVI: CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF TOYS AND INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. TOYS AND DOLLS FOR EVERY BOY AND GIRL. PRICES FROM 5c. TO $4.00. New Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Oranges EVERYTHING IN FRUIT FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKE AS 'WELL AS A FULL SUPPLY OF NEW CANDIES, NUTS, AND ORANGES AT RIGHT PRICES. COME AND SEE! J3 G Pr Wanted Phone 59 t°4- .r s �3 0 3 a� t s •t s 3 t g g,; g y c++++.:.+44 ++++++!+ i •.- F ANNOUNCEMENT We have been appointed Agents direct for ZU _dICU AND VICINITY FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES OF TRIED AND PROVEN PRODUCTS OF_ WILLYS OVERLAND LTD. ARISTOCRAT OF THE LOW PRI- �," WHIPPET UOUR CED FIELD. SEE IT; DRIVE IT; C.O YIPARE IT WITH ANYTHING AT THE PRICE. A TRIED AND PROVEN PRODUCT OP QUALITY WHIPPET THE LOWEST PRICED STX ON v THE MARKET. A CAR WLTH A SOUND REPUTATION 4 TWO MODELS, PROVIDED WITH Willy S Knight THE FAMOUR SLEEVE VALVE MOTOR. IF IN NEED OP A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE IIS BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. A SATISFACTORY DEAL ASSURED, BESIDES: "WE GIVE YOU SERVICE" H. Moasseau Zurich -1,.:4+ ;,.II..;..l..p +•§•++ 2.4••1••9•: ,..;.-r..,., 41 b4,+++++++++++444.4 4 4.44++++ 4: 4• 4; 4• 4• 4• 4• 4• 4• au • 00404909401109004444••••0040040441114411441911P4S40$11191SO • GLY GEROLI 40 Degrees ANTI -FREEZE • s e • • • • • • • A SCIENTIFICALLY COMPOUNDED ANTIFREEZE FOR THE AUTOMOBILE, MANUFACTURED FROM PURE GLYCERINE, DENATURED ALCOHOL, PARAFFINE OIL AND WATER, WITH THE@ GUARANTEE OF THE COMPANY BEHIND EVERY GALLON SOLD. EN -AR -CO GLYCEROL has been worked out in the Labor- atory of the oil refinery of the Canadian Oil Companies, Limited, for the purpose of securing an Anti -Freeze with a high boiling point for the purpose of securing an Anti -Freeze with a high boiling point and an extremely low freezing point Uuder ordinary conditions it will not evaporate and it will withstand the coldest weather of our Canadian winters ---40 degrees. EN -AR -CO GLYCEROL is recommended as the highest grade .of Anti -Freeze on the market if an extremely low freezing point is desired EN -AR -CO GLYCEROL can be obtained from dealers or at any of the filling stations or warehouses of the Company, and with your auto radiator filled with EN -AR -CO GLYCEROL under the super- vision of the En-ar-co Service, all worries regarding a frozen rad• iator or a cracked jacket is at an end.. Courteous Dealers and Ser- vice Station Attendants will be glad to test the solution in your radiator and will advise you monthly, if desired, of the freezing I ,point of the solution. If in need of ne`;i i' furniture, don't s forget; we have. it! S TAD-_ &WEIDO ZURICH - ONT Alt IR 011 Ili+ll0061tMt•al ettc.:. ,_ i•* w Come! And get your Xmas. Candies and Nuts WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY, AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT THERE ARE ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS. DON'T LEAVE IT TILL. THE. LAST MINUTES. WE WISH OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS A ASetrg Xmas. AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEY YEAR J. W. MERNER YELLOW FRONT STORE PHONE NO. 145 ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST and blood.. It is the shortened skirt that has made women more independent. It has at least shown that they stand on their own legs. For quality and quantity the Family Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal, is the • prudent Farmer's first choice. At $1 a year or three years for $2 it is a varvel of value, and all members of the family get a wealth of reading of marvelous in- terest. There is a great talk of municipal pots boiling these days, and we trust they will not boil over their natural capacities, and spoil the whole thing. If half as many will run for reeve, and councillors as what their names are mentioned, it will be one of the greatest contests we experienced in many years, and one to be long re- membered, However, Monday, Dec- ember 31, or the last day in the old year will be the day of decision, as to who wants to run or who will not run for these various offices. And we hope it will pass off nice and gent lemanlike. IENSALIL. The many friends of Mr. Alex. Murdock will be pleased to learn that he is progressing very nicely follow- ing ollowing his recent illness. Wm. Lemon, the new proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, took poss- ession on Monday last. Mrs. D. Davis of Salenca, N. Y., nee Miss Reta Jamieson, of our vil- lage, a niece of Mrs. Duncan Mc- Martin, is here and intends spending the whiter months in the vicinity. Mr. Wm. Doig, barrister, of Port Huron, Mich., was in our village the first part of the week renewing acq- uaintances. IVIr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale rece- ntly motored to Toronto taking in the Winter Fair and calling on se*geral relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Grain and Wm Gram of Lansing, Mich., and their sistc r, Miss Ada of Detroit, spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gram. Alf. Clark had the misfortune re- cently , while taking down the decor- ations at the Town Halll, following the Odd Fellow's at hone, to fall off quite a high ladder to the floor, and receive very painful injuries, but for tunately no bones were fractured. The residence. of William 'Utter- bein in the cast end of the village was threatened by fire when a blaze started in the chimney. Prenpt re- sponse by the firemen prevented loss of the building. On Saturday evening last a quiet wedding was solemnized at Carmel Presbyterian Manse, when Rev. J. Mcllroy united in marriage Miss Gr- ace Love, Youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love, of near Hills - green to John V. iYr Pleven, youngest son of the late :' as:i:i Mrs. Wm, McEwan, of the Lon 1m. ;, nad. Fol- lowing the ceremony they left for Toronto and points east, and upon their return will reside on the gro- OM's fine farm on the London Road. A pretty wedding was sorwmnized the other evening hi St. Paup's Ang- lican Church, when Rev. T. W. Jones united in marriage ,Miss 011ive Beat- rice Wolfe, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolfe of Henrall, to George M. Moir, sin of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moir of Exeter. The bride was. nicely attired in a gown of American Beauty crisp ch(n)(3. She was at- tended by her sister, Miss Edna Wolfe, whit. `ihe bridegroom was sup uO AIa MARKETS.. i;Corrected every Wednesday) Live Hoge cwt....... Butter, Ib. _ • �., , ::, .... 40e Eggs ... ... ...22-24-28 Dried apple, 1b, ;.., .., ----, Oats• •:: 70 Flow Buckwheat ~�_s Buckwheat ... .... ... ... .1.00 Shorts per ton ... ... ... ... ...45.00 Bran per ton... .. ... ...... ..... 43.00 Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co OF WOODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario - Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. 31, 1927, 4$22,8 5,785. Total gash in Bank and Bonds $150,579,88 Rates—$4.60 per $i,000 for 3 years. E. F. Klopp—Zurich Agent, Also Dealer ie Liglataing Rods and all kinds of Fire Insurance 60.11,110 ig Reduction In Fall and Winter Millinery NEVER BEFORE HAS THERE BEEN SUCH WONDERFUL BARG- AINS OFFERED THE PUBLIC OF ZURICH AND VICINITY IN FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY. Christmas Presents WE ALSO CARRY IN STOCK A FINE LINE OF EMBROIDERY WORK, WILL MAKE IDEAL CHR- ISTMAS PRESENTS. SOME REAL NICE BOXED FLOW- ERS FOR DRESSES AND COATS, WILL .ALSO -MAKE NICE XMAS. PRESENTS A FINE LINE OF FULL FASHION- ED SILK HOSE, AT VERY REAS- ,ONABLE PRICES. COME EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE A Call is always appreciated HAT SHOPPE THE , PRICES ARE RIGHT AND THE QUALITY GOOD V. V. , aIEBERT ported by W. Marsalles, of Mitchell. hollowing the ceremony lVir: and Mrs Moir left for London and .other poin- ts. They intend to make their :future kome Exeter'. .. :.: 4. 46 4. OUR BEST WISHES FOR A 4: 4• Iltursday„ Dtetralier, 20th, 19214, + ++4++ ++ +,d++*F fh * Greeting WE EXTEND TO ONE AND ALL :merry Christmas AND A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS IN EW YEAR Johnston 8c Kalbfleisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 +'F•4•+++1• 4.4•+++++d ++41IIsi',+++ith-§-•++•I:++-i•+•F•'d+•r•t•h+•II•+.h44;i•4 Safe and Pepenclable- WHEN YOUR INVESTMENTS CONSIST OF VICTORY BONDS, HURON AND ERIE DEBENTURES, OR CANADA TRUST GUARANTEED MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES, YOU CAN ABSOLUTELY DEPEND UPON THAT YOUR INTEREST WILL BE PAID TWICE A YEAR ON A CERTAIN DATE, AND THAT YOUR PRINCIPAL IS, ABSOLUTELY SAFE. PLAY SAFE. AND PROVIDE FOR A REGULAR INCOME Any .Sura over $100 will be accepted on a H. &.Erie Debenture; or a Canada Trust G.M.C.'for one to Five years. INTEREST TWICE A YEAR AT 4K. Per Cent. PER ANNUM WILL BE PAID REGULARLY FULL INFORMATION GIADLY GIVEN APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME , Before you Invest ----INVESTIGATE! Andrew F. Hess, s Zurich MY 'MOTTO;—ORRVICH AND 9A7RTY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? 4. z Don't Do It! Cut Tonsils --save them.: Mrs. Sybiila Spahr's Tonsilitis treats suc- cessfully. Also unequalled for Cau- gh, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Head Colds and Sore Throats. Absolutely guar- anteed--W. C. Wagner. Sold at W. C. Wagner's Grocery. JOHN WARS Drugless Praetion.-. ser and Optician. MAIN OFFICE • xeter Phone 70 * UITS SUITS }To the m.an who regards a well dressed ! Tappearance, we recommend you tot cg come and look over our fine range o NEW FALL SUIT1NGS WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION oa mota3f GLADLkr R13IPUNDED. ALL OUR SUITS ARE MADE AND TRIMMED WITH !Trot BEST 01? LIN/NGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED GRADS, JE HEAD AGENT VOR THE WELL KNOWN MADE TO MEASe URE CLOTHES - CORNELL, W.y HO.F'FMAN MARCHANT TAILOE4 W. M. NOFIRMAN a SoAt alaBalit B AND 7117NRRAAk' 4RDOTO y. Dai, await NieNt ,I'!biOue. Ti o 1111 ►^^t0°*^+^-t+d+l+!?�-Air Ka.