HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-02-21, Page 1Vol. XXIX No 32
ZURICH, THURSDAYMORNING, FEBRUARY 21 1929.
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Women's Moshette in different styles and color Special at 2.45, 2.95
Miss' and O tiidr•ere G%sbette, Specialat ..., ............. $1.95
Womens' and,
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Womens' Felt Listed Bots, Special at ........... :........ ........ $1.95
Men's and Children's Felt .Slippers, .Special at .....-. ....... ., ". 65c
Men's Rubber Boasts, Reg. $5.00, Special
Men's High Gums. Rubbers, Reg. $5.00, Special ..... $3.65
Men's Gunn Itu:'n es, . $4.00, Special $2.95
Boy's Guru Rubbers, Reg -„$3.50, Special $2.45
Youth's 'Guth Ri bbers. Special $1..95
Men's Felt Guza Rubbers, Reg. 4.50, Special ... .......... - $3.25
Men's 1, 2, 34, Buckle•Olikozshoes at cost from $1.95 up t,: ....$3.45
Men's Dongal Midler. Pen fired, Reg. $6.50 'Special at ..... • $4.25.
Men's Felt, Rail ,, Leather Soled; Sale . "$2.45
Men's and Boy's" F llt Tilouse .S1 ors at 85c. and :$1.45.
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BIG DEMONSTRATION
The New . Pontiac
BIG SIX
At TOWN HALL, ZURICH
On
'T'ue'sday, Evening, February 26th
At 8 O'clock.
Come and enjoy this rare treat of
Free Moving Pictures of the NEW
PONTIAC, a Big Six in the low price
field, and in. a class by itself, and be-
sides the pictures are exceptionally
good. Everybody come.
No Admission
GIDEON KOEHLER
AGENT ZURICH
IN MEMORIAM-
BATTLER--Inloving memory of
our dear husband and father, William
B. Battler, who passed away one
year ago, February 16t11, 1928.
Quick and sudden came the caall,
His Sudden death surprised us all.
Dearer to memory than words can tell
The loss of a father we loved so well.
Rest on in peace our loving father,
Upon that wonderous shore.
Where partings are forgotten,
And sorrow is no more. •
Those willing hands, that tender
heart,
At rest from toil and pain -
Sleep on dear Father in heavenly
acepe
Until we meet again
• Sadly missed by wife and children.
IN MEMORIAM.
In loving memory of a'dear Father
and Husband, W. H. Truemner, who
passed away two years ago., Febru-
ary 18th,
We mourn for one we dearly loved,
For one we could not save.
Beloved iti life and mourned in death
Remembered in the grave:-
His
raverHis loving Wife and Children.
BABY CHICKS
Hatched in' the Huron Mammoth,
the cleanest and healthiest hatching
machine .going: ' Cleans the''air from
the hatching trays before it mixes
with the eggs by patent' process.
Barred Rocks and- White Leghorns
Order eai•ly. 'No deposit ,.required,
Price • guaranteed satisfactory ten
days before shipment. Custom hatch-
ing $4 for one hundred, $15 for five
hundred eggs. Phone 97r4, Hen -
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sal]. J. E.. McKinley, Zurich.
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Radio Set
You water the best radio
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then you'll-want•to.ownr
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• E. OESCH, Agent
Zurich, Ont,
KOiSLER
"All that you seek in
Radio" .
Mr. Ed. Deichert of Detroit, was a
recent visitor with relatives here.
Mr. T. L. Wurm spent the week-
end at Bayfield.
Mr. John Decher Sr., is spending
a few dnyn visiting Dashwood friends
this week.
Mr. Earl E. Weido is attending the
big Hardwaremen's Convention at
Hamilton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Yule of Fullerton,
who are spending a few weeks visit-
ing relatives here, left for Exeter on
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Guenther of Mitchell,
is visiting with her mother Mrs. Jane
Guenther, who is staying at the home
of her mother, Mrs. S. Rennie.
Sorry to learn that Mr. Thomas
Turnbull, late of the Blue Water
Highway, Hay, and recently moved
to Grand Bend, is not enjoying his
usual good health. •
Don't forget the big free moving
picture demonstration in the Town
Hall next Tuesday evening, when the
local Pontiac agent, Mr. G. Koehler,
will put on a program of admirable
pictures and all free. Remember the
date and be sure and come.
A very sad and sudden death oc-
cured on Tuesday noon, on the Bron-
son Line, Hay, when Mr. Daniel
Gingerich passed very suddenly. He
had riot been enjoying his usual
health .921 winter, and his death carne
very sunenly. ' A more complete ac-
count of deseased will appear in next
week's issue:. •
An interesting and snappy game
of hockey was played on the local
rink on Tuesday evening, when the
famous Hensall team, strengthened
by two prominent players of the O.H.
A., but,they all looked alike to the
home stalwarts, as the locals came
out on top with the score, namely
2--3. Our boys have been. playing
some real good hockey this season.
A mantrimonial event of interest
to Zurich people took place at Wes-
ley Parsonage, Clinton, on Tuesday
February 5th, when the Rev. A. A.
Holmes united in marriage Mrs. Cath:
erine Jane Smith Of Hensall to Mr.
Janes Dayman of Tuckersmith. Mrs.
Smith is well arid favorably known
by practically everybody in Zurich
and -her many friends here join in
extending congratulations. •
Considerable comment is being
made nearly every day about the con-
dition of the roads from here . to
Hensall. We are advised that the
London Road from Clinton to Lond-
on is being kep otpen with the snow
plow, from Bayfield to Goderich,
from Dashwood to Exeter, and from
Varna to Seaforth, but alas from
Zurich to Hensall there is little if
any effort made to keep the roads in
a condition for the autos to run. We
cannot help' but think that it is
through the appeal of the public that
most use these roads that they are
kept open, and there is no reason
that if ,the proper steps were taken
that the Zurich Road would receive
the sane attention as other equally
travelled roads.
Fowl Dinner
A very unique and sumptuous fowl
dinner was enjoyed at the home of
Mr. and.Mrs. Roy'Merner, 14th Con-
cession, Hay 'Township on Friday ev-
ening February 15th, when some
twenty relatives and friends gathered
and partook of a splendid repast that
will be fresh':in their memory for a
long time. The occasion being in
honor of the birthday of Mrs. Emma
Hawthorn •of Houston, Texas Need-
less to say Mrs. Merner, the hostess
knows just how tohandle sucha
gathering, especially when they come
prepared to consume fowl, and this
certainly was in abundance, and of
the very best. During the evening
the Host and Hostess entertained the
gathering with so.Ine spicy selections
on the violin and piano, and some
good radio selections were also en-
joyed. Among those present were;
Mr. and Mrs. S. Merner, Mr, and
Mrs. Geo, Brock and family and Mr.
Fred ,Brock, all of Hensall; Mx, and
Mrs. A. Melick and Mo. J. Decher Sr.
of. Zurich, and Mrs. E. Hawthorn of
Houston, Testas.
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T. 1927 Ford Coach in real good
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car looks and runs like new.
1923 Ford Coupe, a Bargain.
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IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK, WE ARE MAKING A
BIG REDUCTION ON ALL OUR DRY GOODS, SHOES, RUB-
BERS, ETC., ETC.
35 cent Prints, at per yard - • 3e
30c. Prints, at per yard ....... .................. •,...254
35c Ginghams, at per yard .............. —.ate
30c Ginghams, at per yard ..............................•
25c Ginghams, at per yard...... ............. .... .....W c
20c Ginghams, at per yard 16c
35c. Broadcloth, at per yard 300,
35c Mackinaw Flannel, at per yard .30c
TOWELINGS, COTTONS, SHIRTINGS, COTTONADES.., Flak
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GENERAL AGE. 'O 'Ak T
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