HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-02-05, Page 1PollXXXI No, 22
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WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKCS,
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TRAVELLING'. BAGS, 'CALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM, AND
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IF YOU HAVE, BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US, AS WE. ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
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REMEMBER, THIS oIIS NO £RDINADY CLEARING SALE. IT'S
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AWAY FRQ1 E THIS SALE FULL .HANDED AND • E-IAPPY.
T.HIS.'STOC'IC OF CANADA'S :.NEST FOOTWEAR FOR. MEN,
WOMEN .AND CHILDREN.
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• ALow, Cuham aid Spike, Toes long .or short Vamps.. Values 'in each
case are worth Dollars zni re. Dozens of different Styles... The prices
e• below save, yon• dollars am each.and every pair. Be sure and come
in this, week if you; are: in, meld of a good pair :of H:ighgrade Footwear
• Men's Heavy Lumberman Rubbers, Reg. 3.50, Sale Price..... $2.'75
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• Bbys' Heavy Lumbermen Rubbers, 3.00, Sale Price... ..-.....$1.95
Youth's Heavy Rixbbears, .Reg. 2.75, Sale Price $1.50
4 Men's Penniman Pure Wool Socks, .Reg. 1.75, ;Sale Price_ _ $1.15
• Boyi's Penman's: Para Wool Socks, Reg. 1.50, Sale Price 75c
Men's Plain RubbersReg. 1.50„ ;Sale Price......_..... _ ........ $1.00
• ,Women's and: Gill's .I'ei.•sey 'Wool Goloshes, Reg. 3.50, Sale.. $1.50
!Women's Splashex• C tN ' Goloshes, Reg. 3.50, Sale Priv $1.95
• Miss Pat. Primps, Reg 3.5.0, Sale Price .......$1.95-$2.45
Boy's High. Gracie Shees snit .Oxfords, Reg. 4.00, Sale Price- $2.95
Women?'s Baudour• Slippers, Reg. 1.50, Sale Price . 85c
I Men's Felt and Leather Slippers, Reg. 2.00, Sale Price
95c
These are omly ac few oLthe manyTines.not'Advertisead.
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OUR CORNER
A scientist says that even worms'
have courage. It is doubtful, howz
ever, if anybody has ever seen a
worm arch its back at the approach
of an early bird.
During our infancy all the world
is in a conspiracy to persuade us to
sleep; during the rest of our lives all
the world is in a ,conspiracy to per-
suade us to wake up.
Last year Canada produced 10,-
000.000 pounds more creamery but-
ter than she did the year before, yet
she imported 30,000,000 pounds.. Dr
Ruddick, federal dairy .commissioner,
estimates that Canada will, within .`i
years, be producing butter to meet
her own needs,
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Rich Farmers?
The Conservative and Liberal par-
ties in Ontario both have rich farm-
ers as their lcadera now. Who can
still maintain that there is no' n1o:1-
ey in fanning?
This is "onion week," also county
council week in Godericli. The Reeve
of Hensall-the onion growing cen-
tre of Ontario -ought to "know his-
onions,"
isonions," and he might be induced to
give an address on the suggested
topic, "Onion Week, Why?"-Goder-
ich Signal of Jan. 29th.
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Of Interest to Huron •
A radio broadcast of exceptional
interest to many in Huron County
will be heard on the evening of Feb-
ruary 5th, from CFCA at Toronto.
On that evening the Huron Old Boys
Association of Toronto is, holding its
31st annual At Home, and at 11 0
clock tho Glance1Srogrtiana-w fl h in..
- <�- • r7rr o1i� s rce
"ran Court, featuring Burton Till and
his orchestra.
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Canada's Gold Production
Gold production hi Canada reached
its highest peak in 1929 according
to a statement issued by the Bureau
of Statistics. The total output in
1929 of gold from all sources in Can-
ada amounted to 1,928,308 ounces
valued at $39,861,663, compared with
a production of 1,890,592 ounces val-
ued at $39,082,005 -in 7928. Six pro-
vinces of Canada and the Yukon Ter-
ritory produced gold in 1929 as fol-
lows: Ontario, 1,622.267 ounces, Bri
tish Columbia 154,204 ounces; Que-
bec, 90,798 ounces; Yukon Territory
53,892 ounces; Manitoba, 22,455
ounces; Nova Scotia, 2,687 ounces
and Alberta five ounces.
Toronto papers announce that a
reduction of 171/2% in the price a;,of
power used for manufacturing purp-
oses in that city has been arranged.
and that this reduction should be of
some assistance to the Toronto indus-
trial Commission in bringing new in-
dustries to Toronto. What does this
mean? We are told that the Hydro
prindiple is "power at cost", and,
further, municipalities are enjoined
from manipulating the price of pow-
er as a bonus to industries. Is the
city of Toronto an exception to these
sacred principles? It is high time for
a showdown on the whole question of
Hydro costs. Where is the champion
who will take up the question in the
Legislature arid demand a new deal?
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Yes! You will Find a
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN
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THE STANr'AfaiuD A17111RA,YIT
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Tighten up then on that Fuel Bill b'
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Burning Our
Semet Solway Coke, or No. 3 Seam
Pocahontas and Bank that furnace
with our Small Pea Coal. We carry
in Stock Nine Different Varieties Of
Fuel.. 'Come in and let its talk over
your Fuel Problems with you,
For Cash Payment a Discount of 5'0c
Baer Ton w'il be Allowed.
p•n••.)yaM Yr `.WO't \Ir�•Nw •M `�+`ti++' ....17.
Phone lOw .o.r 101 ,}IENSALL, ONI
FEBRUARY 5 (931,
Chester L. Smith, Ptit;
V..25 a year, U.S. $1.56 in A.dvatinA
slat. LN ]LR, $2 MAY BE ORALBO QLD
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P'file of Holmesville,
week: -and with Mrs. Lydia
4Xrs J. J. Schwartz and
iter of Detroit, visited wit'li'
rtz's mother, Mrs. J. Fuss
'they were attending the
IVIr. Schwartz's father, at
.Friday,
:itcil met on Saturday for
; meeting, when with oth-
transacted the road com-
c5r the year were appoint -
11 account of the doings
in next week's issue.
ympathy is extended to Mx.
• Peter Deichert, Jr., of the'
nat.- Hay, in the passing of
idays old infant daughter,
who passed away after a
1.iihiess on Friday, February
funeral taking place on
ef-ternoon to the Lutheran
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cemret. x' ;?ev. E. Turkheim officiat-
ing D�;yI,�.
PrP'fr =1 rbert Kalbfleisch of New
York city 'isited with friends in town
and xlso 'lis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis .i albfleisch of the 16th con.
Kalbfleisch who is engag-
ed iara 1J ,r satv work in the city of
Teav
,� c ,iversrty"lioai�d of'' that
placc ,t4rrild like very much to have
MVIraiKalbfleisch come to London and
rercier'his services in that Institution
As we go to press we learn of the
passing of Mrs. Albert Rittenhouse
of the •linage, on Wednesday morning
in her;.',7th year. Mrs. Rittenhouse
has not enjoyed her good health
for sone time,' and some weeks ago
sufeared a stroke,,but from which she
seemed to vgairl"4rally, but the end
came r , ce•fully on Wednesday morn-
ing Maiden name was Steckle,
being ,a , ir,'ter co Messrs. John, Hen-
ry ,and L'.'(:•no ,Steckle, of the Bron
son Line . ta•i ey Township. Mrs.
'ftittenhu.z4 vi'fl9 be greatiy missed in
her .honv':it to ,'neighborhood, as she
was b-'lovecr by` :all whom she came in
contact whit. 'Pie funeral is being
held on FriLlay afternoon, at 1.30 at
the hilus, 4'' uneritl services will be
held in th{ . Tltixr'hoiite church in Zur-
ich and na't gent made in the Bron-
son Lanz t".
Aged ,1
On I ridaa
reznovedA'a'ticj
respected:'
Mrs. Saki .
1 y Resident Passes
.nuary 30th, death
n bf 'Stanley's highly-
" axa - �,^in' the person of
' lde, Sr., at the
age of $ (i' yeza .1 F . z'%ionths and 6 days.
The departecl'it'd been in fairly good
health ta;1a0.0.)t two weeks ago when
ta.al
she was striae
grew .weaker i
Friday. A134
was united i,/
husband;• San
en. name cin ,
n, and gradually
4 +.4iend came on
sx+ years ago she
Ain e to her late
Mride, her maid-
1ifdineDare, and
settled. O,i''the ' 1on the Babylon
Line whuaae td - �tlze.az, they shared the
joys and; hal lis '' "of pioneer life.
A number oft Vrars ago they retired
from the fan** boltght a comfort-
able home in '. t1•'ach, -where Mr. Mc-
Bride' passed away about fourteen
years ago. Mrs. Mc13riae continued to
rive in Zurich u1til a itsw months a-
go. Since the she made her horne
with her datigl :r, Mrs. Henry Hay-
ter, Goshiiii• lie; Stanley. , Deceased
is survived' by four -eons and four
daughters' uviviiag. -Robert, Sam-
uel and James ;McBride of Stanley,
and•John McBride of I-Iay Township;
Mrs. H.. Hayter and Mrs. C. Stephen-
son of Stanley; ktrs. A. Nicholson
and Mrs. Albert'Schnell, of Western
Canada. • The v'gnngest son; George
McBride was killers in action in the
Great War in France. Mrs. Mc-
l3ride was of a 'khat ,and loving dis-
positionand will':be; sadly missed by
her children, grand children and
great grandchildren and a host of
friends 'and neighbors. The funeral
was held on Monday afternoon to
Bayfield cenietevy. Six grandsons
acted as pallbearers Rev. E, Poulter
of Varna hada ch: rl'o iif t'hc services
and spoke of the h +pe and faith of!
the deceased dufiia r eaz,:la ste.illness,
$5.00
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.Ready to Wear Spectacles
DARK OR LIGHT SHELL FRAME WITH LENSES, CGMPLE?k:
IN CASE
Why strain your Eyes Sewing or Reading when you can obtain, a
Guaranteed Spectacles at this price.
Let us fell your next Optical Prescription. We have the latest Eur Fras733es
and can do it for Less Money.
HESS, THE JEWELLER
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On Sale at less than Cost Price&,
Now is the time to secure quality
Footwear at low prices
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SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW FOR A FEW OF THE MANY G;EN,. ft
UINE BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU -
MEN'S SNAG PROOOF HEAVY RUBBERS at
BOY'S HEAVY RUBBERS, RED SOLES
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• CHILDREN'S LUMBERMEN'S, BLACK SOLES
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4 WOMEN'S BLACK AND FANCY OVERSHOES,
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MEN'S S RUBBER BOOTS, AT
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES PELT SLIPPERS,
ALSO WOMEN'S, AT
MEN'S CASHMERETTE BOOTS, FELT L1N.BD,
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goods up to the end of February ,
Watch our remnant counter., This
is a real o rgain sae„
Come in and_ be convinced
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