Zurich Herald, 1924-03-06, Page 86UIt1.011: HER41l.0
Thur$dary March 6t)f; 19414
LE IG SALE ITEMS Of LOCAL INTEREST
Mr~; J:+ J. Merrier .of Se to nth ^twos
From Saturday Feb. 27 to Saturday March 8th
Here .are a few SPECIALS: --
only mens dog fur coat for $24.50
2 men's cloth. overcoats each 5.50
girls coats size 28 to 34 for 2.75
1 a,pebtry Rug 3x3 yds. for 15.50
wool Rug 3x3?, for
9.50
1 'tapestry rug 3:34 for 21.00
2 comforters 68x72 each
2.75
Men's heavy box reg. 75c for 50c
t' en'G• heavy sox reg. 60c for 42c
Men's heavy sox reg. 35c for 22c
`era's Jersey gkves per pr. 20c
itAen's wool mitts pr. 50c
Men's all -wool combinations 1.65
M en's blue stripe overalls 1.50
Men's Flann. 'work shirts 1.10
Boys wool mitts pr. 18c
'' Pullover7, -, e.ters size 28 45c
Ladies fleeces. underskirts 85c
200 yds. toweling, per yd. 12c
`ar . O yds. Turkish toweling, yd. 18c
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Wool hose sizes 5 to 8, pr. 35cc
Oatmeal 6 lbs for 6c
ice per pound'
Dates new, 3 lbs. for 2rc
Rio coffee per lb. 25c
Prunes per lb. 10c
Raisins, seedless 2 lbs for 25c
Cooking figs per lb. 8c
Castile soap 7 bars for 25c
Pink Salmon lb. tins 18c
Matches per box 10c
Bulk cocoa per lb. 1Oc
Black tea lb. 55c
Brooms each 48c
Plain white cups & saucers doz. 1.35
SEE LARGE POST ERS FOR. OTHER BARGAINS
i�. GASCHO & SON
Produce Wanted
Phone' 67
Zurich's Garage
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
Wo are again handling the I.Y. L.
Battery
IF Ise NEED OF A BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE US
WE bIAKE A SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD
BATTERY
iWE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER
ii L. QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED
We also handle the .famous U. S.L.
Battery
:A COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES AND GEN-
UINE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS . THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED.
POLICY IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME E AELY
AVOID THE RUSH, WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG :THIS LINE
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAXY ACTYLIN WELDING
BATTERY CHARGING
BATTERY REPAIRING
Mousseau
Zurich
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n; the' village on Tuesday,
,Masa, N;. Sararas is spending the
week at Kit ch 'ever.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every. Wednesday)
Eggs .,., 30e
Butter 40c
•,r,ed apes per
Mr. Marcia Schweitzer w u at ulci� ;aotplt•s, per l.bib 7
, ;cc.
Kitchener a aerw drays last week. 1 Potatoes per bag 95
Inspector Tom, of Goderich cal- Barley
led on Z. Pi. School the fore• part 'snekwheat
of ftha weeia Wheat per bushel ....
Mr. Jalsi, ; Jphy of Detroit is Oat's
visiting +:::atives at the Saiible line 9'1o>u+ per cwt,
this week. ,shorts par tont.
Mr. and 'Mrs;. Gaorgs Smith or 1 Bran per ton ..,..
hive hogs' per cwt, ......
Exeter, w�ur:- in, the viirage on Tu-ir-
day
Miss Duast of Clinton, is spend-
ing (he wa. nk at the home of Mrs.
B. Pfile.
55
63
1.00
50
3.00-3,50
.32.00
, ...30.00
7;.25
Mr. G`. F. He and Miss Agnea
KaLrchei+, who visited for Seyer'al Weather InsuratiCe CO.
a aka hese:, have retus.ne•cl:to their
horny at Bad Axe, Mich. OOD TOC .
Mr, John Bacillar, John Gascho
and soy Nicholas G<rsc no and Mis. Carry an Insurance of over
Mary Pich' r all of 1':geo.ni, Mich. $27,000,000. Number of Policies in
are . isiting relatives and _fiienda force 11;287. Paid Losses in. 1923
int his vicinity. toamsoun,t o3 $56,143.20. No ass -
The. sale of mercha rdise condo.. •
etrd. $'y J. Ga;seho &
'S ra ends c;l asrr;ent during the year ,and have
Saturday of this .w -ilk. and tiler;-, a b;tla'ie' on hand of $31,700.
at , still a f•ew snaps left, be aura u
t ,.lr *,,. G. Holtz �an--Zurich
Sa,r2 cr Valentine, 3 atz .drecl in
Guelph Hospital on Saturday a' - AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
ter a shart illness', and lived.. "gatI,NING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
New Hamburg,, > a , the feather of
Mra. Chas. Zwicker,. r+a Crod;to•nl: OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf=34
. About forty members of the, Lu-
ther League held ,a asocial gathering
let thie home of Mrd. and .11 i 4 F Ci,
Kalbfleisch k st Friday evening.
Western Farmers' Moto!
FOR SALE .
All present had a very enjoyable, A wiscan:5in incubator for sale
time. ;capacity '130 eggs,. hot; water 'sy-
Th?. revival ;services in the Eia.n stem, a bargain at $15.00.. C'on-
g^lical church cotmmienaed on Mon- rad Keller, Zurich 33-4
d ay and are now m full iswwg,� Rev. �
F. IFI. Jordan, the Evangelist will ,be
beret his Wednesday evening and CARD OF THANKS
all that can should avail them- J
selves...to come and hear .him 1 Dr. and Mrs. MacKinnon wish to
Mr. aid Mrs. Jos. Gaschea oz . lie ' express their thanfks to the people
village, and Mr. Chris. Gascho of ; of Zurich and 'surrounding comrnun
the Bronson were recent visitors it.y, who so willingly helped to
at Mimic, Mich. where they visited i savet heir home during the recent
their uncle Andrew Gascho who 15 fire, and who, when 4here seemed
84 ylears ofd, also visited at _ Em-ly
city w,hara they have a brother and
a .sister, ,and at Pigeon., M. ich.,;where
they have a si'ster', Mrs. Wihidenan
who is very i11.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
For month of February
' Jr. iII—Floyd Kropp' 80% Carl
Haberer 79f, Nelda Schwalm 74, -Na-
poleon, Bedard 72; Greta Koehler
not chance of -saving :the house,
worked so hard to remove their
furniture and valuables from dan-
ger.
NOTICE.
Warning} is hereby given that
'no party, orparti•e.s are allowed to
tamper' with o[r ring the fire bell
of the fine hall, unless there factu-
allyis la n;eed...of doing 'soy B`>
69, Cecil Uttley 64. Alice Koehler Order.
61: Grace Zettel 59; George.itlroner Zurich` Police Trustees.
55, Ervine .Dietrich ' 511 :ti.uth lkr4.
49, Ross Albrecht 40
Sr. II—Adeline Fleischauer 7,$
Pearl Sararas 75., Francis Kipper.
74, Earl Yrin,gblut 72, Mary Koch-
ems x,70[,, Helen, Thiel 68, Gamin Wail.
per 66; Richard B.edtard 66, Roland
Greater 65,,. Clarence Snaith 62, By-
ron, Ducharme 61, Olin Foster 57,
Milvern.a Geiger 54, Laurette Far:.
well 49, Albert Heideman, 42, Leona
and Snaith absent.
O: O'Brei:nl, teacher
ROOM' I
Jr. II—Iiugh MacKinnon 760, Thar
old Stade. 753;3 'Ivan lWrillert 747',
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1 Seasonable Hardware' I
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Don't forget you can get a 30c. can of
\Tarnish Stain and a small table for 15c.
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• Queen Incubators and Brooders
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NONE BETTER, THIS CA.N BE PROVEN IN OUR OWN TER-
• RITORY. -THESE MACHINES HAVE BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL •
e OPERATION FOR TWENTY-THREE YEARS AND ARE WALL o
r QUALIFIED IN EVERY WAY TO PRODUCE BIG HATCHES
I 3F STRONG, HEALTHY CHICKS THAT LIVE AND GROW,. i•
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'ALSO A FULL LINE+' OF .SEASONABLE GOODS; AUTO FRE-
1 EZE, AUTO CHAINS, AUTO ACCESSORIES, CIRCULAR AND
CROSS CUT SAWS, -NOW AND STABLE SHOVELS, FORKS, o
STABLE BROOMS, CURRY COMBS AND .BRUSHES, CATTLEi•
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COMBS, HORSE CLIPPERS AND STEWART CLIPPING MACH
+i► INES; SAMPSON GUARANTEED AXES, ALWAYS CARRY A i
A FULL LINE OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE. 1
• GENUINE FROST ,TIGHT LOCKWOVEN WIRE FENCING,
• ETC. SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VERNISHES TC. •
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w SOLE GOOD -YEAR AGENCY—BELTING, TIRES AND TUBES. •
FOR SALE
Prices on Fertilizer for spring
4hipiienit 1.924. 16% acid Phos. av-
ail t the farmer for $22.75 a ton;
and, in115 'ar 20 ton car lots be sure
and -get my prices before you.' buy
'elsewhere. ,also 'so'ine sery best pri-
ces ,on[ mixed goods and on Calcite
brand superfine limestone in bulk
$5.00 .0f ton- or in hags $6150. Be
sure and get your fanning mill eq-
uipped with sieves and screens to'
Margery Gascho Violet Sch clean yiour spring 'seeds so as to
g y 738, have clean, crops. Also have a
warm 738. good Ford ton truck for sale $275.
Sr. I—Flossie Stelck 710, .:scar ge b
Ducharme 707, Gladwin Melick 685,
Gordon Ilowald 664, Earl Flaxbirel
659, Antionette Grenier 642. Albert
Deichert 532.
Jr. I A --Harvey Claushis 6175',
Roy 'Smith 657;, Harry Foster .5.4r5,
Hazel Uttley 536.
Jit r B -Alwyn: Sta.ubus `282;;.
Margaret Haberer 281, Dorothy' St
elk 172, Margaret Haberer 281,
Armand Griner 259, Stewart Koeh-
ler 253, Grace Wolper 243. Stewart
Thiel 203', Beatrice Gascho absent.
Pr.—Chas1, Thiel 172, Quimbe Hess
139, Reta Fleischauer 97. Rosa Zeta.
tel and Albert Liebold absent:
Mug. GI Koehler, Teacher
BROOM III
Jr. IV—;Mervyn. Schwalm 85, Taw
rence Howald 83, Dennis Bedard 75
iC'Clarence Farwell 71, Elzar Mous-
mean 5% Stella Caitlfa's 56; Viol<t St-
elck 54`, Russell Ducharme 53. Willie
Leibold 48, Dorothy Zettel Edward
Brenner 42.
Sr. III—Eleanor Fleischauer 88
Buelah Sararas 85, Franz Kocheziis
82, Goldie Uttley 74, Milfrecl Ut-
tley • 71a', Rose, Leibold 69, Laure *
Schwalm 65, Earl Thiel 64, Rath
W alper 61.; Floyd Foster 58, Wil-
frid Ducharme 47.
Jr. III—Leeland Willcrt 85 Gr-
ace Koehler 79, Bruce Koehlc`r,68,.
Clare Melick 33.
F. Mi Kalbfleisch, teacher,
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STADE &W ID►w
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p.,• I TER BLOCK - ZURICH I.
sire 1 oesk#ANi111r11 memosoomee I•••••••r•••••
and 5oime• good secondhand cars at
cheap] prices J. Hey; Jr.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household. Effects, Etc:; at
DASB.WOOD, on SATURDAY,
MARCH sjahl, 1924, commencing at
1,30 o'clock, pi,m,.t he following—
' 2 (cupboards, 2 beds with springs
and mattress, 2 couches, coal hea-
ter, coal oil :stove, 3 small table's,
washstand, washing machine, 4
kitchen chairs'•, summer kitchen ta-
ble, book case, rocking chair, baLy
carriage, fruit jars. cross cut sa-W,
buck saw', wheelbarrow, trestles,
forks and pick; press. 2 sieves,good
woolen rug, Saskatchewan robe,
and numerous other articles. A-
bove ;goods are practically. all of
good quality.
TERMS—CASH
A. Weber, Anctionieerl.
Rev. P. Graupner, Proprietor.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mrs, :Root; McKinley is spend-
ing a fe'-W drays visiting her relati-
ves in McKillop.
Mr. WW L. Keys of Sea,forth, vis-
ited last week with his 'son; Artie
of Babylon Line;, and his dauhgters,
Mrs J;, McAsh of Varna and Mrs.
M. CS Talbot of the 2nd con.
Mrs, Nathan Peck of Henisall•9
spent the last -week at the hone
of her son. Bert, an the J3iiby'lon
Line.
Mr, Chas, Gateman; of the Baby,.
lon
Bab r-
loni Line is. halving an auction ,sale;
of Fenn Stock and ImplementSf
on Wednesday March 20th,.
Mrysc Cf.'Oese1u, Sr., Who has sp-
ent the past two weeks at Ire-'
home in I3laike, hat :Whined tO itti.
Masi. Benno0 where she ns taking
care of Miss A. 0tlrrViri14
1044.4W4.4.14iiwor....AriAgai .911
The store with the Liberal Nei Ois oun
SALE SALE
i Granite Potato Pots
WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH, TWO LEADING
MANUFACTURERS OF GRANITEWAR:E TO SACRIFICE DUR
ING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY THE FOLLOWING POT-
'ATO
OT'ATO POTS.
Imperial—Reg. $1.65 Sale price 99c
Canadaware—Reg. $1.75 for.
$1.25
THE ABOVE RETAIL PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLY BELOW
REGULAR WHOLESALE PRICES AND SHOULD MOVE THEM
OUT LIVELY AT THESE PRICES. BE SURE AND GET
YOURS BEFORE THEY ARE ALL GONE.
STOOK WHAT YOU REQUIRE WE WILL GET IT FOR YOU.
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
SEE OUR ,LINE OF FURNITURE, IF WE HAVE NOT IN
YOU WE GET FOR YOII.
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTd
A. MELICK
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 68
Ihkiiimusumammemonow
1864 1924
Diamond Jubilee Year
Make Your Money Work Harden
A Dollar nrade is a Dollar earned, Wiby not make your
money work harder. You can now get;
5% per annum;, payable twice a yeiar, in the good old Hur
on R; Erie for 1', 2, or 3 years, and 51,4% for 4 or 5 years, or
53/,% per annum, payable twice ',a Year, in, the Canada Trust
Company for 1, 2. 3, 4 or five years. You can invest any
Amount over $100.00.
The total 'assets of both institurions at the end of 1923 was
over $42,000,000,00" thus assuring you absolute 'eifety for
your funds.
Dominion, Provincial and Victory Bonds!, bought, sold and
quoted.
MY MOTTO; --SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR W1 LL?
Painting and Paper Hanging
1 Am in a position to do any
kind of paper hanging, painting
graining and decorating. Prices for
hanging paper 15c. a roll.
H, EICKMEIER,
ZURICH — ONT.
DR. JOHN WARD
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Chiropractic ane: Electrical Tretai-'
rrents.—EY oa Exanuned
Main St., EX bITER, Phane 70
Consultation and Examination Fre*
WALPLE HOUSE, ZURICH
Every Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 4grw •
]31c!ss' the Lord'; 0 my ',soul; and
all that is within me, bless his holy
name. t 1
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Bless, the Lord; '0 my 'soul, and
and forget not all his benefits;
Who forgiveth all thine iniquit-
005; who, h'ealeth all thy diseases.
4.-,;.
Who redeetnieth thy life from
dest.rttction; who crowneth thee
with• laving kindness and tender
mercies. t
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Who ,aatisfioth thy mouth with
good things; so that thy mouth fir
renewed like the eagle's(.
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Not every On,e that saith unto
me.,' Lara Lara, shall enter int the
kingdom of heaven } • but he that
clo,etli t1ie, -dill of ra.y Father which
i4 i.ni hea.wieni.
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Do You Kriow {
THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING
THAT WE CA.N SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED) WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND ANN OU N'CEMENTS
TF1 .T WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; 'STATIONERS, SUCH
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AS LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES' AND
STATEMENTS
THAT WE ARE AGENTS POR TWO LEADING MANUF'A:G
URERS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP-
PLY ANY QUANTITY AND SIZE 03.E CrflTCK BOOKS
THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEL-
OPES S IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, CARBON OR
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAM ST-
ATIONERY,
T-rA`i.'ION +RY, NOTE BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS INTWO
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SIZES, FOOLSCAP, ETC., ETC.
THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK BOTTLE
WITH GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN' INK FOR 5c. LAk%GN-
GER QUANTITIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS
THAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POS.,
TEESI MERC'ANXILE POSTERS AND ALL GENERAL
PRINTING OUR -SPECIALTY
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