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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1931-01-22, Page 8PACE r1CRT 'I len, SZ leALn. 'Yku ' ny4 I�anuary int FTE STORE WITH TE �� STOC40i44044+44+++++ +�,F++ . � .� .f 4040410 4. .1. 4r milt: illfl inter Clearing E A Tremendous Reduction in Prices of all Winter Stocks, in One Great Money Saving Event Commencing Sat. January 24th THERE NEVER WAS A TIME THAT 1T DID NOT PAY TO AT - Tr .\D ONR SALES. THIS SALE, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, Wi_L PAY YOU IN REAL SAVINGS. WE HAVE CUT PRICES DEL:PER THAN EVER. 'COME EXPECTING BJG BARGAINS. WE WILL NOT DISAPPOINT YOU! . See our large Posters for prices Come often to. this Big Sale. The more you buy the more you save J. GASCHO SON PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 WELL, FOLKS ANOTHER YEAR HAS GONE INTO HISTORY, IT HAS BEEN .A STRENUOUS YEAR IN MANY WAYS AND HERE'S HOPING -THAT 1931 WILL GIVE A BETTER ACCOUNT OF ITSELF. 1 AM CLAD TO HAVE BEEN OF SERVICE TO YOU AND HOPE I THE PLEASANT RELATIONS WILL CONTINUE, i .LXTENDING TO ONE AND ALL BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY ' PROSPEROUS AND BETTER NEW YEAR Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? o®`o 1400404:801D •••010011•1►••i•M••••••N- • • • TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO EXTEND • • Season's Greetings AND MAY THE NEW YEAR CON. TINUE WITH OUR FRIENDLY BUSINESS RELATIONS STADE U I a" .ONT. *I • 1 WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS SPECIAL, PRICES:: THURSDAY, FRIDAY AMC.) SATURDAY Old Dutch Ileanser, 2: tins •9e Standard Peas, 2 Tins 15c Sunlight Soap, 10 cakes Fry's Cocoa, 1/2-1b. Tin. 21c• Soda Biscuits, Pkg. 21c Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs. " 15c Many Flowers' Soap,. 4 cakes . ] 7c 25c SPECIAL PRICES, QN DRY GOODS Large sized Checked Flannelette 14lankets 2 3S .. Large size, auto Rug, pure: wool..,, , , , •, . < :13.95 Men's Sweater Coats, all wool, Reg: `$5;00 for • ......... :13.75 Men's Cap, Far Ear Bands .... i ......... . ..........1.49 Ladies' Ladies' Vests and Bloomers .:'•,,; f.; Silk and Wool Hose .-••• t n.� ,•• •„, • , . ...... • SEE OUR NEW PRINTS JUST IN . J. 49c .....79c W. M13RNER YELLOW FRONT STORE Phone 140 ITEMS OF LOCAL ENTERESTIWestern Farmers' Mutual EHay Township Assessor Wm:. H- Weather Insurance Cu dighoffer is making his rounds and:+ 1111 handing the property owners of the, . ;OF WOODSTOCK. municipality a slip of paper, which 1 of course will mean more to us in 1 The Largest Business of any the fall when the taxes become due. Mr. Elmer Thiel of $lake has p,�r_ a Canadian Company doing the fine 122 acre farm own-IDS1nesS IIItar1O- • ed by Mr. Con. Siemon on the Ztir-.i Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dee. ich Road, about three miles east •of; gid 1928 town. Possession will be given on' ' $22,206,275. March 16th. Mr. Siemon will likely 1 Total Cash in Bank and Bonds hold an auction sale of his effects $160,578.74 before that date.a— , 0t w4., 0 w er 11,600 for 3 years. The extraordinary fine winter wo- E. F. KIopp— l -Zuric ather came to a rather sudden chan- ge on Tuesday when a heavy- fall of Agent; Also Dealer in Lidhtnind Rods snow was experienced, followed by a, fairly good blow which piled up„:the' .- and all kinds of Fire Insurance snow and drifted the roads so bad that the auto has to be kept in the garage just for the present till the roads are again opened, and of Hay League opened • in Hensall and course Old Dobbin and he sleigh are thehome boys beat their visitors the brought into action, The weather is Zurich Dutchmen by the score of also considerable colder, but fair with 8_7.It was anybody's the sun peeping through. Indeed we game right up to the bell, with play have had one of the finest winters we runing b can recollect, and it is passingfrom end to end with vigorous ack- long rapidly. a checking, The Hensailites clad the Metter of terriaorial play, but Mey- SPORT NEWS ery in the Zurich goal was in poor s form and was kept busy trying to Canadiens vs Leafs—On Jan. 13,- I keep his net clear Geo. Uttley starred the Leafs beat the Canediens 4-3 .dor the PIying Dutchmen, while the to improve their position in the' lea- rest of the team were on equal basis. gue and pushing their opponents in- I” 'Goshen vs Hensall—Jan. 15, play - to the cellar. The Leafs outplayed ing their second game in two days the Canadiens for two periods and°' i'ensall beat the Goshen badly .by a were leading 4 to 0 at the start of•Fcore of 10-5. The Goshen boys we - the third period, but from then anti re hopelessly outclassed by Hensall. were lucky to come out on top, Can ::s The Ilensall boys weib not content to adiens opened up in the third and play a defensive game after a good scored 3 goals in a determined at -4 -margin in the lead, but kept boring tack on the Leaf's net, but C. Melick; ilz.'trying no doubt to get the largest in the nets, was in good form and 'score of the season. managed to hold them at bay to tile} . Rangers vs Hawks—Jan. 16, The bell. Referee, Lee O'Brein. Goshen vs Zurich—On Jan. 13 Without the services of their stale player, L Oesch, the Goshen put up a game fight, but were finally down,.' ed after nearly 10 minutes overtime by the Zurich lads 7-6. It was a good game with plenty of scoring, but no team made a runaway of it,. Both goalies put up a nice game ,as their defences were not very tight and allowing the enemy to sweep right in on the nets. Thegamewlts not very fast owing to the sticky eon- dition of the ice, but was well worth the price of admission. Referees:Lbe O'Brein, W. Siebert. Senators vs Maroons --Jan, 15th,. Anyone who did not attend this game missed a treat. The Senators siielIac ed the Maroons 4 to 0. but the score does not indicate the true natureof the game. M. Oesch in the Senators nets was unbeatable. In scoring his second shutout of the year, i4lilt; caught, kicked 'and smothered every attempt to score in a good exhibition. The game was clean with few penal- ties. Referee, H. Walker.. Bronson vs Zurich, Jan, 15th Yen these teams tangle in 'a hockey tittle you can look for plenty of firewarks Again the heroes of the game fere :he golies and their teams fougli , for 1.0 minutes overtime to a 4 al `tie. The ice was in good shape and` the teams s cut loose from the very ace-. )! . .,,,no'thox 2:eel dell 4, oecal,ee lien is stick struck IlIcAdams of the..: roti- 40 1 team e2u,.) to ti:e eye and, 'e, 0. !r Zurich .,1'(11 ,s+'Kx111-411{s ain't a the ..iney. .L1)nve is fastest game of the season ended in. a 3-2 score in favor of the Rang- ers, after sixty minutes of gruelling and close checking hockey. In the heat of the contest, Dr. H Cowen was accidently knocked down strik- ing his face on the ice and cutting himself about the mouth. Many of the boys in town are sporting black eyes, cuts, bruises, etc, as a result of the hockey games the past week, Lee O'Brein, the dashing centre of the Rangers was in fine form, scoring all his team's goals. Referee, E. Gascho, Canadians vs Hawsk--Jan. 17, the Canadiens defeated the Hawks in a rather listless game 4 to 2, both teams lacked the usual "pep” This win put the Canediens up in the stan- ding and dropped the Hawks to the bottom, as they have yet to wina game. Zurich vs Hensall—Jan. 17th the Zurich Flying Dutchmen met the Hensall Rinky Dinks for the second time this week, the former winning with ease 6-1. Once the "dope" was wrong as the Dutchentn were ::onceded little chance to whip the Rinky Dinks. 'Che home boys playing ay far their best game of the season, There was checking close, shooting with telling effect and what speed and stickhandling. Of course the vis- itors were off form and quite tired as they played a hard game earlier in the week. Nap. Bedard was without a ,doubt the best man' on "the ice. The kid was fast and triclki and his sho- oting was deadly, he bulged the twine, four times. All the Zurich boys play- ed a good game from start to finish. ORE[Tj 'WE ARE HAPPY TO TAKE THIS (OPPORTUNITY OF EXPRESSING OUR .APPRECIATION AT THE PATRONAGE .THAT .HAS BEEN ACCORDED US, • .DOR. OM 'THE PAST YEAR, AND TO WISH (ONE ,AND ALL BEST WISHES FOR HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY THE ear . Johuston ea Ka1bfi€jsoh Hardware & Furniture. Iliffli�5ldllll(III(IIIIIP{If�"�3iN1:1�tj;�111'lllll�'@lllril!Gj�iltl!>It1111111h11f�Rlf!UlIU1lIIiIf1211riW�lt;i!JNIllf.�lllilfl(flll(Iflf(:11(lIIPPP'r� �;llsii� t o � tt;� p �r�l ;; 1 LIIILEP11illlltt P)� !�JiJ!.! IGIi, NOTICE: Auto Tops Buggy Tops Wag3n u Repairing, Painting, Etc. Second Handed Buggies - HESS - ZURIQJJ `N11pIP11N)NIiVIII.111Mu`?$'f1lIRIM1!fPtlilBlER11111111(1111111li 1'4il!!li i'ii n {t, I °. IEVO,e;r' ikI1fIH 11111'115 r1 iH11RtlNtAr: ' , 4.1 6Fwd44-0+++.04-t..F.E+++++F+d+.&+ .644-144-1-0+ +44+44fi4F4i0. 0 I } • GAS OILS OI EASES i f H. 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