HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-03-20, Page 8fig B & rVti Thursday mare(\ 20th, 1924
ARRIVALS
IN
pring 1'ilerehhndise
Te are opening up New Ship-
ments of Sprmg Goods almost
Daily, and invite your
inspection
NEW SERGES
GARBERDINES
TRICOTINES
VOILES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
RAIDENETITE CREPES NEW GINGH414IS IN ALL COLORS
Plaids and Check Pattern's
GALATEAS
SHIRTINGS
DENIMS
NEW HOSIERY AND GLOVES
PIORET TWILLS
WOOL POPLINS
W00 CREPES
FIGURED CREPES
PRINTS
;YORK GOLDEN CLOTHS
iCOTTONADES
CURTAIN SCRIMS
A few pieces of Prints, Gin hams and
Dress materials continued at Sale
Prices to char
WALLPAPERS
We sell Watson Fosters Walipapers. Come and
see them and compare prices
J. GASCHO & SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Ala later
ITEMS Of LOCAL INTEREST LOCAL MARKETS
NEW ADS --Stade & Weido, J. Pr- (Corrected every Wednesday)
eetei, Dept. or Agriculture, ,Eggs
Holtzman., A M 1 l ib 7c
Mr. Ruse oleo Setts, p ,
their e 'it on thus fir and I Barley
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h been
'c lture, Brown , 30c
,Br.�os�. J, Hyde, C. Fritz & Son, Hess} (;tter 40a
$ Co; G. oltzman, a ice.. Dried apples 'per
Russell 1>ieeter wi'sres . ter ., S et. per lb ......7c,
thank' the people of this district for k�otators 1?6r bag ... 95
err co-operation i.
Would ask those who have
saving coupons, j.o kindly turn
them in as soon as possible. Any
who have not received guessing
blanks 'should ask for them now. .Shorts per ton.
.A. large number of people have Bran per ton ...�..:
been vaccinated the past week by Live,l�.oge, per cwt,
the two local doctors here, they
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spend a day at each ischool and
people of the section .who do not
attend school usually go there and
have it done, while the service is
literally free, while the local Board
of Health pays the 'shot, and an-
other step the Board of Health its
sustained by the Township taxes.
The Niagara Fruit Growers and
Canners are urging the Doininrork Carry an Insurance' of over
Government to remove the eales
tax from canned fruits and veget- $27;000,009. Number of Policies in
abler, as these commodites are .so ford 11;287. Paid Losses in 1923
5v
Buckwheat 65
Wheat per bushel ...._. ......: 1.00
Oats 50
Flour per c•wt, 3,00-3.60
..32,00
,..30.00
"7:25
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
Zurieh's garage
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the I.X. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OF A. BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE US
WE MAKE A SATISFACTBOAR TY EAM ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY 'OTHER
,, QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED
We also handle the famous 15. Se 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. OUIt
OLICY IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG :THIS LINE AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAXY ACTVL,IN WELDING
BATTERY CHARGING ( I i
BATTERY REPAIRING
Mousseau
Zurich
generally used in households, itis to amount of $56,143,20. No ass -
considered a hardship to \have the cssm:ent dv.rieg the year and have
price increased to the consumer by a balance on band. of $31,700.
this tax
Business men of to wn are ren- G.Holt
Zman—Zurich
wired to n cash for their goods
at delivery ora short time after. A.GE:NTD, ALSO DEALER L.N LLIGH-
They must keep their credit •good •
at th•ir banks and everywhere else 'TING RO.DS, AND ALL KINDS
th-y deal. They are called upon 'I+'TRE INSURANCE, tf-34
numerous times to hand out cash to
support. some needy institution.
They are always expected and re-
ady to assist in any enterprise
that may be helpful to the com-
munity. Notwithstanding all this AT CLINTON, THURSDAY, AP -
a great many of their customers RIL 3rd, 1924.
look upon them ta:s their financial Write Sesretary for Catalogue.
agewnt and de not hesitate to President—H. C. Cox, Clinton.
ask the business men to carry thein. Secretary -A. J. McMurray, Clin-
ton
HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTUR-
AL SOCIETY SPRING SHOW"
over from year (Ito ,y..lar!
DIED
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of 'Charles
Westlake—In• Stanley Tp. on March Brill who passed away March 19th
18th, Elizabeth Westlake, aged. `69 1922.
years and 4 months, funeral will In our hearts fond memory lingers
take place from the home of Mr..Slweetly. tender, fond and true.
Ed, Talbott, Stanley, on Thu* There is not a day dear father,
day, March 20th, at 1.30 p.m:.
EXETER
That we do not think of you. i .
Days of sadness still come over us
Thai's in silent often flow,
11Ir. and Mrs. G. S. Howard andror` memory keeps him often near us
Miss Evelyn Visited friends in Hen -
'hough he died two years ago.sall.
11Ir. and Mrs. H. A. Hooper and'
two ,sons of :Raconville, Saslti hate
The Children.
FOR SALE
SEED 0:1.I`S, for sale, Sheffield
moved to Exeter and are taking Standard 55c. bushel and feed oath
un their abode in the residence, of and barley mixed at r50c. bushel.
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the late Mrs. John Elliott. lto John H. Hyde, Lot 8, Cade
Wm. Smith wife and gamily have 2, Stanley, Phone 11 on 86, Hensel'
moved to near: Ailsa Craig, taking , 36-3
poseession. of the Smith hozuestea.u.
On Sunday last the grom reaper
of death called John Wesley Stone,
armed 33 years. his illness started
FOR SALE
• Prices' on Fertilizer for spring
shipmentabout five years ago from the flu. shipent 1,924. 16% acid Phos. a .v -
At that timehe was engaged in the ail do the farmer for $22,75 a toil.
andint 15 'or 20 ton car lots be sure
and get my prices before you buy
elsewhere. also 'some sery best pri-
On Tuesday morning last Thos. ces .cne mixed goods and on Calcite
Sweet, one of Exeter's highly reside band 'superfine limestone in bulk
nts passed away, he was born inthe $5.00 ;a1 ton( or in bags $6,50. Be
ccnnuity on the Sweet farm,so sure ad. get yur fanning mill eq-
uth of town, and during- hies lfe uipped with sieves and 'screens to
he witnessed many changes, up cleanyour spring seds so as toi7midi fifteen years ago he resided 1have clan crops. Also have a
on the farm whence he moved goto od Ford ton truck for sale $275.
town, was a Conservative and in end' some good secondhand cars at
religion a Methodist. cheap) priceist J. Hey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith of
he London Rd. obsered their gol
den wedding last Thursday. ,They
were married on this date 50 years
ago at Pt. Perry, where they lived
for a number of years before coin-
ing here.
CR1EDI';:ON
dairy and cartage business in Sasl:
atoon and was forced through ill
health to return to Exeter.
!Spring!Spring!
�► WITH THE ARRIVAL OF•SPRING BRINGS: US INTO THE
NICEST SEASON OP THE YEAR, THE TIME WHEN EVERY
BODY IS FILLED WITH .AMBITION AND EVERYBODY IS
READY TO GRASP AN OPPORTUNITY, OR TO SEE WHERE
• THEY CAN BUY THE MOST VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY.
THERE IS WHERE YOU CAN DO IT,
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The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
FURNITU wVED
We have moved ourFurnitureShovvRoom on thesecond floor to _ make
room for T. L, Wurrn's General store
and invite the Public to come and
see our fine display ofFurniture
Alo al Full Stock of:
BEASONABLEHARDWAFcE
SUCH AS SAP PAILS, ePI.LSS, WOVEN WIRE FENCING, AMI
GRADES
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HARDWARE.FURNITURE, IF WE HAVE NOT IN
GETITFOR YOU.
SERVICEIS OUR MOTTO
A. MELIOK,
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 -acres being Lot
13, cont 12, Stanley Tp. Also 30 -
acres pt. Let 12, ;coni. 13. Stanley.
Tp. IThere is on the 100 -acre farm
a good stone house, bank barn
Mrs. John Werner spent a few '6x;56, driving shed and other out-
ays here ere returning buildings.
dg to Str;at The farm is m good •state
of cultivation, clay Ioam, drained,
and well fenced, 4 acres orchard,
also 5 acres of hardwood bush, plea
ford where she will, reside in future
G. E. Wenzel bought the house
ast ty of good water. The 30
oft he late J. Steinacher the pscree
week and will move to the new are mostly in pasture and makea
line pasture farm. Everything in
good condition. For further par-
tienlars phone 15-78, Hcnsall, or
apply to Maggie Spark$, R.E. ,
3,
Bayfield, 35-1
- NOTICiE
We have added, the :followingilist
of Magazines and Journals to our
list of articles,
`Needlecraft, Fashionable Dress,
Ladies' Hoene Journal, Ladies' Wel-
don's Journal, McCalis, Style, Wo -
Rev. 'J. Durant agave an inter -
manhood, Woina,ns Home Compan-
ovenen fence is �✓ S
loci 1the h on it the
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I market baring none. We have a full. I
1 live of Woven Wire, Coil, Brace, 1
g le
• Barb,Stegples, L � S ��te
el fence posts,
Etc, always on hand
home in the .spring.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evang.
church are canvassing for a name
quilt to be made and sold.
The small -pox scare is causing
many of the village and country to
be vaccinated,
:Mrs, Chas, Wwicker,has return-
ed home, after attending the fun-
eral of her father, the late Senator
Ratz.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP,
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BUCKETS S.M.P. SPILES AT LOWEST PRICES. ,to
9 .',:' r. t j. 0
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R T li tLOOK ZURICH
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1 864 1924
Diamond Jubilee Year
Make Your Money Work Harder
A Dollar made is a Dollar earned. Why not ,make your
money work harder, You can now get;
534% per annum, payable twice •a year, in, the good old Hur
on; &. Erie for 1, 2, or 3 years(,. and 5W/ for 4 or 5.years, or
534% per annum; payable twice to year, in the Canada Trust
Company for 1, 2, 3, 4 all 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,Ouu thus assuring you absolute 'safety for
your funds,
;Dominion,, Provincial and Victory Bonds; bought, sold
quoted.
MY MOTTO; --SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
esting lecture in the Goshen church ion The (Delineator. Vogue, Beauty.
on Tuesday evening of "last week.
The eubjeet of the address was
"Life in Newfoundland" which he
illustrated by lantern views.
The annual meeting of the Tu-
ekersmith telephone system is to,
he held in Walker's hall Brueefield'
on Thitesdeee March 2Oth, A. monm-
ve'anent is on foot to have the pres-
rnt chard;: with the Hay 'system
removed and to this end, petition'
are being circulated in (the' western
Part of Stanley,
Miss Maggie Armstrong who has
been in Goderich for some time. has
returned to her home on Goshen
Mrs. Stephenson Sr,, was •taken
suddenly ill on Saturday list at
the home of
her son David J at
ti m ^ of writing she much impr-:
oved and we hope a speedy
recoveery;.
Mrs, ftobt. Armstrong of Clin
ton is at present with her mother
Mrs. Stephen,osn Sr;,
.Mrs. Robt. ',cli inley has retur-
ned•home after •spending a week
with friends. in McKillop.
Mr. John McKinley of Clinton;
spent a few days,on Goshen last
week.
:Physicial Culture; Literary Digest,
Life, Judge, Film .Fun, Blue Hook,
Red Boole, Short Stories, 'Detective,
Radice Popular Science, American
Boy, Bawl all.
ITESS_MX.ILIICEN, Zurich 35-2
FARM FOR SALE
100 acres, Lot 9, Concession 2,
Stanley Township, 24 miles from
1 rucefield station and 3i/, mile's from
KipPen station. On the premises
there are a good .2 -story cement
house, with modern conveniences,
full basement, furnace, hard and
soft water inside; barn 40x86 with
eood stable and drive ,shed under
heath, litter carrier and water in-
eide;, also sm,ail pig pen and hen
house; two good welts and spring
creek across one.P corner; well fen-
ced•and drained; 10 acres of bush
aio'stly .maple, 10;4 acres in fall
wheat; 28 acres ready for .spring
ci tip, the rest ede
� d to cloclover,r,
18
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acres in alfalfa; good young orch-
ard and sriiail fruits. Rural mail
and telephone, For further 'par-
ticulars
par-ticularr apply to .Walter J. Stevens
R. Ii,,, Nal, 3, I1ippent, 35-2
Painting and Paper Hanging
I Am in a position to do any
kind of paper hanging, painting
graining and decorating. Prices for
hanging paper 15c. a roll.
H, EICI'i12LII+]R,
ZURICH - ONT.
DR. JOHNWARD
Chiropractic and Electrical Treat
rueuts.—Ey es Examined
Main St., EXET.L+'R, Phone 10
Consultation and Examination Free:
AT WALPER HOUSE, 21,TRICI
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Do You nowt
'ri,t 7.' WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR dk
• GOO]) PRINTING
THAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU W ITIT PRINTED WEDDING t'
INVITATIONS AND A N0TTi' CLMENTS ;
THAT AVE PRINT CALLING CARDS;. STATIONERS, SUCH *-
AS
AS LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND '
;STATEMENTS
THAT WE .ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANUZ± ACT
UREA'S 011 'COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP-
PLY'
UPPl,Y' ANY c NT1T AND SIZE OF CHECK BOOKS
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THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEL
OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, CARBON OR
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEV/0111AM. EtT-
ATIONERY, NOTE BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS INTWO
SIZES, FOOLSCAP, ETC., ITc. •
TI1Ar WE FILL 'YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INIC BOTTLE
Wl'1'H GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN' INH FOIE' 6c. LAR(T
GER R ZUA TIqIL
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BIGGER REDUCTIONS 44.
T1aA;T WE PRINT POSTING BILLS. AUCTION SALE ?OS- !T,
11".ER3( MERCANTILE POSTLRS .AND ALL GENERAL
.PRINTING 01714 SPECIALTY
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