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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-01-31, Page 8,ZURICH .HERALD The Store with the Stock 814L Contu 1 ,0810E8 on many lines iter Goods. We still have a large stock of Ladies, mens' and Boys sweater coats on. hand Bich are marked down to rock bottom prices come and see tgoesu seeeseseceetoilesemospooameemesiN41 esoo•n•• FOR THIS WEEK ONLY STRING BROOMS, 2 for ... ............. . . ... ............. 75c OYSTER SHELL per. Cwt . .. . ......................... . $.150 JELLY POWDER, 4 for .......................................25e SUGAR CRISP COOKIES, 2 lbs. for : ,-.. • • • • • • • • • . ••• • ••• • 25c (UNGER SNAPS, 2 lbs. for 25c PRUNES, 2 lbs. for 23c *1106 1041 0X+00 9000Eteeitseee•®ssiiCssesoseeeeees000sease OUR. 1928 ACCOUNTS ARE READY AND WE WOULD APPREC- IATE A PROMPT SETTLEMENT. SC ProduL.t Walr-rted SONS Phone 59 Startin On Saturday Jan. 12 th WE Are Going To Put, On An Extra Special Bargain Sale .. •. i•-rfi••l••i•t• i•••t••i.•t••4,.p.•r• ,, ,t,•B^•s•,s.•A -r•i,.l• 1.4.• •l ++++•l'•l•+fi.,l..l +f ++, + + II AND VICINITY ORTHAFOLLOWING Agents N�GrLINES OF ,fi We have been appointedtf+ TRIED AND PROVEN PRODUCTS Off.. ,l, Wii.A.X3 OVERLAND LTD. + ARISTOCRAT OF THE LOW PRI- +WHIPPET F0 JR CED FIELD. SEE IT; DRIVE IT; + COMPARE IT WITH PROVEN PRODUCT OFNYTHING AT THE IQUALITYR�D t THE LOWEST PRICED SIS ON p WHIPPET S Ix. THE MARKET. A CAR WITH A + SOUND REPUTATION + Willys Knilit TWO MODELS, PROVIDED WITH + THE FAMOUR SLEEVE VALVE 1 i1 i. MOTOR. IF IN NEED OF A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE US + hFk'ORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. ,A SATISFACTORY DEAL +l• I. ASSURED, BESIDES: i• "WE GIVE .. YOU SERVICE" 11. Monsseau Zurich ..i. ANNOUNCEMENT L. �,,,.;. ;.,•9,.•L•4•+i'1'+•Y'++ti•'l'+'i•`:`++=: tr i••ia�F3"l'+'l"%�'+'i'++'l"l'++l•'i"l"l'+'i'�'+•l•+•4' •F WE ARE GOING TO MARK DOWN ALL OUR DRY GOODS TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. We want to, get rid of all our Fall and Winter Merchandise, and this is the best way to do it, give ' real bargains in Seasonable Goods, Which you. will still need for the many cold days we ase bound to have before Spring. ;Below are only.a few Prices mentioned: Which will give you an Idea of the ,Markdown. .•.. • ••• Men's Sweater Coats, Reg. $5.00 and $6.00 at $3.95 Men's Pullovers, Reg,. 4.00 at .,.......,$2.95 Boy's Pullovers, Reg. $3.00 and $3.50 at • $1.95 Men's Leather Mitts, Reg. 50c,at 35c. Reg. '75c. at.......... 59c MenMen's Horse Hide Mitts; Reg. $1.00 and $1.25, pr. at ...• _ 79c Men's Sheeplinecl Coats with strong Cord cloth, Beay. colt. $13. $8.95 Men's and Boy's Underwear, Socks, Ties, Etc., at Greatly- Reduced Prices Men's Heavy Work Socks, 75c at 59c. 50c at 35c Women's and Children's Underwear, Sweaters, Hosiery, etc-, all at a great discount. Womens' Vests, 'Reg. 75c. and $1_00, at ...,.......... 59c Women's Vests, Reg. 50c. at , ... 35c Bloomers at same low Prices. Ladies' Hose, Reg. $1.00 pr. at. . , ... 69c Prints, Ginghams, Bleached and Grey Cottons, Flannelettes at a Big Saving. Art Comforter, Sateen, Reg. 50c. at .... . ... ..........•, ......... 39c Art Comforter, Chintz, Reg. 35c. at ...................... .... 29c Art Comforters, Chintz, Reg. 25c at .,., .., ,•.................. 19c Yard Wide, Flannelette at per yard ........................., 18c A few all wool Checkered Blankets, Blue, Rose, Mauve, Large Sizes at $9.95. White with Pink or Blue Border at $:&95 A limited Quantity of 12{4 Flannelette Blankets at $1.98 Everything in Dry Goods Line will be sold for less. Come and Seet WE CARRY A FULL LINE QF GROCERIES, FRESH STOCK • W.¢ .;, jd. YELLOW FRONT sT ORE PHONE NO. 145 ...rfartivary aXst, X9214 *•fill• 444.4.4. I°.I.. ',3°• .4++.t 4.4,44 .+4 .4.4.4.4.4.4•ag` +-1. t^` E.4., N4.4.4.4..NE '' + 1, Our Accounts aiE. - Are now Ready �1• ' And we would ask our Cus tourers owing us to kindly •l! come and settle same ITEMS OF LOCAL INURES.' •URES•' Mr. E. Oesch was on a business trip to Hensall on Wednesday. • a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido, were Sunday visitors at Goderich. Miss Pearl Wurtz, is spending a week at Guelph. Mr. Fred. -Thiel was at Kitchener, the beginning of the week. There will be no meeting for the month of February by 'the local br- anch of the Women's Institute. The many friends of Mrs. Jos. Brenner. of Grand Bend will regret to learn that she is quite ill at pres- ent. A lawyer says that a dangerous year in married life is the first. Then follows the second, third, fourth, fifth and so on. Mr. F. J. Wickwire of Exeter cal- led at the Herald Office on Tuesday, he also attended the annual meeting of the South Huron Co -Operative Co. in Zurich that day, and having been the secretary -treasurer of this comp- any for a goodly number of years, consequently he retired from this office. re IF e601141 041000ee66604Ai ssieesssssslN sass; • TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO EXTEND Season's Greetings AND MAY THE NEW YEAR CON- T1NUE WITH OUR FRIENDLY BUSINESS RELATIONS 1 s t If in need of new furniture, don't forget; we have it! STADE & WEIDO ZURICH - ONT. ...06.**.i•ealmoommoti.sootivootoommuswoommaisosaidosios.; Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co OF W'OODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario - Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee. 31, 1927, $22,865,735. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds $150,579,88 Ratae--$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years. E. F. Klopp—Zurich Agent, Also Dealer in Lidhtniud Rods and all kinds of Fire Insurance Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and dau- ghter Mae motored to London on Sunday afternoon, and visited Mr. Hilton Trueinner, who is convalesc- ent in St. Joseph's Hospital, from his recent operation for appendicitis. Mr Truemner is progressing as favorably as can be expected, and in the mat- ter of a few weeks will be able to re- turn to his home again. Mr. J. Hey, Jr., is demonstrating a new Whippet Six sedan, which he brought home from Toronto the, past week, and it sure ldbks an outstand- ing auto in its class. It contains many of the features only prevalent in much higher priced cars, and is a car that should take the public's confidence and should be a good sel- ler. In fact Mr. Hey thinks it is the last word in motor cars, If Johnston &Kal Fleisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 6 1,,.....+++++++++++++4,0,1444+++++++++++.....:+11.4 4• • `4 Insurance Meeting The annual ' meeting of the Hay Township Mutual Fire Insurance Co- mpany was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday afternoon, and this meeting was indeed very well re- presented with policyholders from near and far, showing the interest the, farmers are taking in this well known and reputoble company. In a former issue we made mention of the splendid standing financially that this company is in,, and this was gone over very ably by the Manager, Mr. Henry Eilber, of Crediton. Consid- erable discussion arose in the case of Mr. Owen Geiger's barn that was bur ned a year ago last fall, in which was a large ' quantity of flax stored, and the Compay thought they were not liable for the full amount of the loss. While Mr. Geiger held them respons- ible for the full amount. The case was then tried before a judge at the High Court, Goderich, who after list- ening to Mr, Geiger's evidences, ad-. The annual meeting of the South Huron Co-operative Company was held at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich, on Tuesday afternoon of this week, and was fairly well attended. This organization is carrying on quite an extensive amount of business throu- ghout the year, rnd shows great pro- gressalong the line of activity. The election of officers resulted as follows President, E. F. Klopp; Vice -Pros., J. Laporte; Secy-Treas., Matt. Clark, Hensall. , We are this week experiencing real taste of winter weather, as there is quite a fall of snow, and the auto is almost linable to work its way through the beautiful white. It is rather unusual to see so much snow' falling for this winter, but we are at the end of the big winter month, nan ely, January now and it will be only seven more w::t s till spring by what the cal.andei• says, and we ;presume it Can't 'colne too fast for most of Us. i vised that the parties interested try and settle same out of court, this was then done, and the local papers of the community were sent an article by the plaintiff side stating that jud- gment had been given in their favor, which Mr. Eilber proved was not cor- rect, as the case was settled out of court, and the judge gave no decision Wm. S. Johnston and A. F. Hess were appointed auditors for the year. and Stephen. Webb, Goldie Graham, and Peter Marteni were the three Directors elected, Mrs. Wm. Elliott, the President for the past year re- tiring. 'Mr. J. P. Rau, the vice-presi- dent, icepresi-dent, for the past year, was elected president for 1929.. Safe and Dependable WHEN YOUR INVESTMENTS CONSIST OF VICTORY BONDS, HURON AND ERIE DEBENTLDRES, 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 ES ABSOLUTELY SAFE. PLAY SAFE AND PROVIDE FOR A REGULAR INCOME Any Sum 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 4;34 Per Cent® PER ANNUM WILL BE PAID REGULARLY FULL INFORMATION GIADLY GIVEN APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME , Before you Invest -----INVESTIGATE! Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTrrO i-911IRVICR AND SAYEITY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? Wats the Use Buying cheap medicines. Get Mrs: Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis for head Colds, Catarrah, Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, Enlarged and dis- eased Tonsils and all Throat Troubl- es. Absolutely Guaranteed. Sold at W. C. Wagner's Grocery. JOHN WARD Drugless Praetion. eer and Qptioian, MAW OFFICE Exeter Phone 70 BORN Andersen --At Dashwood on January 10th, to Mr, and Mrs. Chris. Ander- sen, a son. Sopha--At Hay Township, on Jan- ' uary 1st, to Mx, . and Mfrs A.delphl Sopha, a on SUITS SUITS tTothemiwho rgards awell.dresse. appei raxice, we teeana.Umen t you . t • come and look over our fine range of 1 NEW FALL SU 1T1 N GS WS GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR MONEY GLADLY, LY, REFUNDED. ALL OUR SUITS ARE MADE AND TRIMMED WITn TRS BEST OF LININGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED GBADD BEAD AGENT FOR TRE WELL KNOWN MADR TO MEAS- 'URE CLOTHES—CORNEL H. HOFFMAN MERCHANT TAILOIC W. I0,1IOFOMAN k flex!„ 11k1kLklIA 1AND IFUNRRAL onotoiroos, 1i tw, to,n4 Niebit PROW? N`ax, t