Zurich Herald, 1924-10-30, Page 1k4
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To avoid possible thefts
mislaying of money tleamt yet
all surplus cash in a SaerN ' •
Account at The MosR
Bank. Payment of account
by cheque is by far the mit as
satisfactory way. One of
the many branches of '1
Molsons Bank will be g1h Ni
to handle your account,0. H. JOY -
Managtar Zurich Bram
fol. _XV No
ZURICH, THURSDAY MO IH;
oost for the Prosperity of Zuri
Our Corner
Crops are fairly good, but few
armers raised any mortgages.
142axuy people look upon Sunday
''ae a good day—togo motoring.
Rockefeller pays over $7,000,000
Income taxes. Thigrudgiungly, of
• /course.
If fewer shoed a.rebeing made,
October has treated Ontario to
splendid weather—may it lap av-
er into November. -
Saskatchewan, is( asking forbeer
"by the glass" Her request may
seem modest to, some thirsty in-
dividuals;.—Should be a barren.
At a chance Meeting in Toronto
a woman, was s'b!ot Ltby• a former
lover. Evidently manypeople
carry arms at all times in case of
are bet the raw materials are'bineg emergencies. „This' is one of the
:sect for restaurant steaks. evils of our day;. ;
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Brown'sBoot
Where Good Shoes Cost Less
* MONTHS AND MONTHS OFI''OOT SATISFACTION IN EVERY
pAIR, AND NOT' SHOES ,TO GAMBLE ON, BUT ,SHOES TO
BANK ONi
BROGUES AND HEAVY TAIL' OXFORDS FOR NOM AND WO-
MEN.
Every pair built with the -
best of Leathers -3, and looks . of at 'Matinee Idol. Loud
Speakertsi whlen, ti comes to
'aluet.—But prices, almost a
rAF
3 whisper! 'And such a;whale
of. as !shotwing.. ,They're the
2 . very newest. The last word in Footwear: $4.95 and $5.95,
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OCTOBER 30, 1924, •
And read
An amend.me'nt to the Criminal
Code,' :n;ow makes: slot machines a
game .of chance and their use is
prohibited,.
That hue, to stop advertising is
when, you wan to stop doing bus-
iness and t;he, time to start 'i's when
youtf ;stony door as opened ,forthe
first time:,
It
proposed to !teach Latins to
Public school children. That s'the
only -wauy( to Eat: the ',proper a ecnt
It looks like an attempf to reVivo.'
a deal language.
A clowice has now been invented,
by wh. ch one is enabled to see tnrP:
o.igh as brisk wall. What a vul:s
gar, Ti wing machine this must
be, )Tope urine of our neighbors
;et One of them.
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Men's ai d Boys"
SuI
and Overcoats
$30 to 40 Mena Suits for $14 to $17
^;,;$17 to -20, Mona Suits at $12, $13.50
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„4 ;$i6 to 18 Mens Suits'• at .:. _.. $10.00
1.„$9 fo 12 Boy's Sluts at $7.50, $8.50
+$7.50 to 10, Boy's Shits; $4.50, $3.00
`x+;$17 to "20, Mom's. Ov'coats, $10, '$15
$10t q 15, Mon's Ov'coats at -_• $5.00
1$15` 0 17, Boys, Ov'coats 4t $10,50
.1310 to 12, Boys O\'eoats at $5.00
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4 ' , .,FURS
-SII+ $14 to. $25 Muffs at $5.00
3t$18 to 25 Neck Pieces, $5,, to $7.00
0TDER PIECES +TOO NUMEROUS
';.'" TO MENTION WILL BE SOLD FOR
WHAT- THEN WILL .BRING,`.
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$2.751 0
4.25 to
3.50. yd.
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Witll. the O.T,A. 'stall t o en-
fc,rced., the popular question now
"Hoa/ abourF it, doctor?"
! After spending their first night
in jail, Peter Snnith. ;and Aeniilius
Jarvis Would probably favor a re-
turn to the;.onen bars✓. The only
compliment the judge paid t o the,
two men was to fine then. $000,000.
each::
A n'a'g' tread is being perpetr-
ated
erp tr.ated on the citizens of surroondin,g
towns by a; young woman who is
going from house to house racoon-.
ivmied by to lady. • Thee woman ap
,ic•achQs the door td make sale of
Cloth of, seven yard lengths. Vcrhen
she hag, gone, the customer, it
alleged, finds that by soine;_sleight
of hand method she 'has only tl-i r'e
vnrclaa of cloth, .Beware of such he will return to. Canada,
Air. G. Holtzman spent a few
'v' at Kitchener this week.
Mrs, C. Fritz, and sou Ward,
ore at Kiteli,ener over. 'Sunday.
t�+. John. Decbei', Jr., was at
l ;,rest on Tuesday.
Bad, J. G. Litt isspending the
u ',:e'k, at Kitchener.
Miss Leila Siebert is visiting at
,,,ii diener for a' few days.
K,'. Ed. Wurm of Markham was
is the village on Tuesday.
lir. and Mrs T. L. 'Williams were
3unrlay -visitors- at Woodham.
Miss Vera Siebert was a buss-
1,iess visitor in London on 'Wed-
unsaay.
Dr. and Mrs, E. Truemn of
Clesley were in the village on
ay.
Harry, Rose of Windsor, teas
,Week -end visitor with his, mother
`' Mr. , John Thirsk of Blake, is1
leaving this, week for Scotland, wh-
etre. his relatives' rive. Jack say's
ie hs likes it in the old country he
'will stay, but if such is not theca'se.
fraudulent sales.
OUR MAILING LIST• 18}:h. at >2 o'clock, when Rev. H.
quiet but pretty wedding took
t14ce ins -the Lutheran churn, Zur-
ich,. last
utich,.,last Saturday -afternoon,' Oct',
W,4 have corrected ourn niling^ Roa ;), Lit. B.S. 'united: in bonds
list up to October 28th;. Look at or w,,dlock Mr. Christian` Andersen
your lah-'1 and if it cl.oes not ludic- ,t -,cI :1ftg3'a4I, iy Miller. Miss Veola'
air tl d ,'1 e to suli,c a -k ^'� t'Y-aa +�' r F'..t �r i,l c sttt ndod•.. the
yonr sub. is --said come} in or Write }.rid and ' Mr. S. > Miller • `t was g7„,-9.•
in and tell us about it. If the onlsmsn�. The young `couple will
(late indicated is not a 4forward one reside in Daswdlioq:
.io you ,:Gre in arrears. This is LA'1'E 11ZLi,S. E. D. IVURlf.
a gao d time to .sottle. arrears and
nay _for- n: year in advance. Some There passed away at Markham,
of our •si scri*ttions are already on' •I+'riday, Oct. 24th, Lydia
p roiri up i�:a 'T:'luary 1st, 1926; is Schwartz, beloved wife of Mr. Ed.
yours one of theta.? D. 'Wurtn atthe age of 49 years,
HURON COUNTY FRUIT SHOW and 9 monthg. Deceased had
been':a sufferer of cancer for oms('
Will lee held at C'.LINTON TOWN timo:' and passed peacefully away
HALL; on NOVB DER 5th; 1921., at tb..1t place. , She and her hus
rypooUnder the Auspices' of •the Huron
�' County „ i'tntt
Growers wers Council.:
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�+ c;rinniti. e , I't; R. Sloan,. Bay -
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2.95 Coatings ycl. $1..71 F aser,p :' unto,.; Geo. Laithrx ait yth, andT'
2.50 Coatings for $1.501 and. R. H. Ree e11, Goderieh A Sohri
for ... -._ ...$2.50
Joint and K. Cameron,.. Luckno L";
Coating. S. B. Stt ethers, Clinton, Se .Trews.
1.25' C'omnet.ition open to the Co -'2.00 Suitings at $
+ un}y. No entry fee sharked for
:3,50 Beaver cloth at _ , -- $1,251: exhibits'. Sale of Fruit on' d• -'is
245 Eider at
1.26; l'1 nisplec. �a.n 1 ditnnnstration's
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300 Chavonrytto for -" $1-50. Spray Machinery Companies, Fed-
'rs0 plain green serge _$1.003• feral Dept. of. Agriculture,; Inatit-
+ hates' Branch', Onta. Dept. A grit.
:1.50 plaingreen fzaberd'e at lack Huron co. D,leket'Iat>1s' As:oc,
65c corded velveteen at ...Abet
Even-
nn' 15c,n�oOrches Orchestra n- att n ance.
150,9004.25 Velveteens at _„SQc.l, .y Fo,tr lib?rai 'p1 ozcs wilt be given
356. Wrapperette at _, _,,...204+ for ai plate of five apples of the
4 following varieties;—
35c cottonc:ashnaere at __- ”-•20c�! Snorv, McLito•sh, Baldwin, Spy,
$1.65 Ladies; Bose nit 89e4. Russet, Ontario,' Ben Davis, eni• C1Vp-
berry Pippen, Mann, ng
• + goer, North Star, Blenheim Ore
LADIES' AND MISSES xLav- o seen Ril sl:on Pipp'n, Tot"u;tn'
BS AT YOUR OWN PRIC.:E, Sweet, Wealthy, Stark, A.0,V. Red
A.O.V. Gi een,.
Plate of five Peal;
Kleffers, Bose, Clairge,au, D'Anjou
Sheld.otij,' Duchess.; Seckel, a a�sict ,
.; 111 quart 1'3:tsket of Pears, any
:: variety • lat. $1.25. 2nd. 75e. goods
yL. donated by Butter & Perdue. :
4' Two 11.k qt.' Baslr.oter ,apples any
variote, Priza: $5.00 donated by J
11. 'Dors.ey, to be diided:amongst
best four.
'Barrel Classes, Apples. Ail lib-
eral p izes, donated fore—Spy, Bald
win, 0110 .116, Greening, Sweepst-
akes barrel of apples',
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,,�. F G -Thompson's ,,Seeded Raisins, 2 gds. For _.: 25ie
Thom. son; Deeclle�as• Raisin's 2 lbs. for ' 5e 111 .R
11: E 0 T p.ontpson.'s Seeded Raisins per pl ge ,* _ I.5c . :S IR `
`'fr S C Cutdain; brand Raisins, 2 for _. _ 25+0 11 ' 3 I
'-i*H' B. Fresh Filiatra 'Currants, per lb_ • 180 v ;t
R No. 1:, French ishellod Walnuts, per ib::_, 500 • , '
I NoDates and Poels will arrive shortiy ' ,
-4.'1' B Roy=al Magic and; Lggo Baking Poru`ders"
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have. becn4 added. to our }inose.
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'.£ o:t?T>ci frA.ru
Bee's• Pura Breakfast Cocoa!, r -1b, fig as 250
Brown Windsor Soap, 7 bars ,for
Prr vent° . Carbolie Soup 7d. 4 bars, f'» 2
London Spacial, 1 -ib:. Bar 76., 4 .for . 25*
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J e;1iger $2.00; Clinton Town $u0,
„ i T . W(1„4 M. P. P. $10; W. St R>
� <i1 llolnt:as $2, John Medd ;x1;,00; A: +7.
4' 1Tn_ urray $1.00; B. Wendcitt $2,Q0;
Be\ Cl. tssoa, ATiple;s. Libeaal
prizes. donated for ,-Brow M t-
lntoslr, Spy,. Greening, Tolman
ee.t, Russet, Dina., Swo Esp4takoS,
Display . in 'f'atst Display of tiar,
inn's grados by growers, in hoops
Spcioial Display- •by ' any i»c.ntl)erl,.
The .Com.tni,ttee wish to ihan1
the following for .cash conitribtt:tio.n
to prize List,—W1 Black, M 1'.
ry30:00> Molsone tank $500; M. Me-
Taggatt t ,x;2:00; S. 13. Levis $1.00; W
444,44+ 4 +��+ ,,/,44.4 - •+, , +F4,+; ),' Geo, LalU Waixte $25.00.,
v'q)and had been/ residents of • Zurich
r a n.uni.ber of years till nearly
two.,' years ago they removed to
Markham. The late Mrs. Wurin
rt as . a very pleasing and of a fine
ehlistian, 'disposition and leaven
roany close, warm bos:no friends
in • Zurich and Crediton. The re-
mains were brought to Crediton
and -entered to rr'st in the Evangel-
ical cemetery on Monday of this
week, Rev. J G: Litt officiating.
Besides her sorrowing husband and
only daughter Kathleen, she is sur-
vived. by one brother, Jacoh Re11-
war±z, Ci oditon ; three nater s. ,Kra.
C9. 7I Geiser, Mrs. W. 13 Gniser and
Mx's.. jacob Finkheiraer all of Crecl-
t' on,. Much sympathy is extend-
ed to the bereft family in their
sad + -affliction,as the departed was
needed so mticll. 111 the hone. The.
iimerag: was largely attended, which
denotes tits high trsteOm in -ahieh
the -departed tt''n-e held.
LATE ANNA HELD
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The verlast--� Gift
Let' us show You what
we have in these beaut-
iful•Stone's
From ' ' 1 e 1114100.
In the very newest
Styles of Mountings
Closter L,' Smith, Puhitht
$1.°75 a, Tear in; A.d' aaraaar,f,
01NAllI.1s A.RS,$a Alla 13B OFIAI. <Ci1R.CT
ager.
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Beloved wife. of Mr. NI iixtam.
of Zutiebl, passed away on '.Churs-
dayl, Oct. 23rd -at her home here,
a.,led• 56 Years), 6 months and 20
clays, Diseased} had been a •suf.-
fe1•er. of diabetes for ni"tny years;
vice with. other ailments, `she seem -
rd seriously i11 only ala few day"t
She' was, born in 'Waterloo County,
'loci' wa'ss a• resident of Hay Town-
ship for many* years; until this
spring \/heli she and her husbt+tnd.
retired to Zurich;„ Slat..., was a
t t.y pleasant dipsosition and
gained many- good friends with
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,w11:'mi ;she came in cont -int: with
T3 7si"rles her husband lase is surviv
cfil :b.y
t\vo daughters; 'lil,s.
'Voisin, *Alien Line, Hay, 'and Mrs
Tos. Ziler, Stephen Pp, Also four
sons, , Walter and Clarence Miller
1•Ci coli)., Flay; Dan Miller, of
7 f;nden and +3ordon Miller a:t
honxo; two 'b others, Alex. Held of.
Buffalo Wei. sad of Dash.woor>t;
Four sisters, Mrs. G. Sennet, Lon -
:1 r; Mrs,. Hy. Al lls-r and Misses
Barbara and Maggie Held of
O' yish wood. The funeral \V111
Bold to the R, C. cemetery on Sat-
urday, Tr her Stroedor o�fic'11t e1:
1)1St” iaeret`t fancily 'have the 'syanp-1.
1111,x•, Of 'th1 r many frionds
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Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Hares;
Blankets in Assorted. colors Size 72x84.'
Also a plumber of Beautiful English, Plush Rugs, prices`
Ranging from $7.00 to ... •.. ............__,
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALI,
A. BIG Stock of `Harness and Halters always cm hart'.,.
Club. Bags, Suit Cases ' and Trunks at Right Prices.
HARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY I'HON'
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Wonderful Values nn F all and ub.
FOOTWEAR
Here are a testy of the many lines we have to c,•"fer,• t And rails*,
other iines not mention .i} at Big. :Reductions. Come and ,tee 4
for yourself that you, can Sava money at our • store and.get
duality.—Men's solid leather work boots, nial}.d and sewn at $2
to $4,25, grab's .•lack and tan work boots at $3.75; Mert'e
fine ahoe5r, blk. rubber heels 1t '43.75; Young me•.i a Can calf bal.
Goodyear welt, rubber heelsand 110Weii,;; toe, iiiSt arrived. ,$.410 ,
Oxfords blk and tan flan ray m 100 $4.00; Amo
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Girls line calf Oaf
Holden rubber ..,Dots, red sole rolled. Cdedgea4 $4 .50: Wcint,n,7..rub-
ber boots, fieeCO�.' lined ;3.:25; Men's light ini '. tS :11.35; Wmn-
en's light rubbers $1.00; Child's box calf hal rub. 1-7,r heels ° izen
c ily at $1.2.5; �'4 omt?n's hour -slippers and °_ "ords 95e; Little
(;iNat'S fine shoes, sizes 8 and ;? net at th s p • e.:a $2,40. These
are not tall of,- our -many good r ,lues. We hovo other
ful values in store for you.
THE 1103IE OF GOON SHOES.
. do a lot of
Shoe Repaldoll ManeW It vita
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We desire to call your ti•A'C''tLtIOf to
.the fact tliat We are , »osition
your Fall
"t
to supply
Requirements in good 1 ++y: warm
:.er, car Flannelettes, Wti
BLANKETS, PLANNELETTE BLANKETS, SWEATERS, CAP'-.
SMOCKS, 'HEAVY SHIRTS, -iOSKS, MITTS, AND GLOVF?
r11E GOODS ARE RIGHT, AND THE pRTCLS ARE, RIGI'fl
on " 1andi
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GENERAL (1TMRCCHANT
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