HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1925-07-30, Page 8 ,Steck of Ladies' and 'Child-
ren's Howse must be Reduced
So for Two Weeks we are offering Sill.
Lisle and Cotton Hose at prices that
'will move them out quickly.
Come Early for Best Choice
Ladies' Silk Hose, Venue Cloxs
Asst. colors, eRgular $1.75 for 68c
Black Silk for .. 53c
Rib .sport lisle reg. 75c at ... 63c
Silk Ribbed Reg. $1.00 for ...7Sc
)1ten wh.t1 a•'d black at ... 25c
c:7 ?back at I 15e
Pri 3^r3s rIbb21 i h black, rown
and white, at 2,e. to(...._. ..... 45e
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n whit'. Ivo.) all sizes (at ... 19e
,Biddies sox to clear at v.. ... ._.28e
,MANY OTHER LINES IN BROK
EN SIZES, CLEARING AT LESS
THAN HALF PRICE.
OTHILE STOCK TAKING AND IN MOVING OUR STOCK, WE HAVE
lICAID ASIiDE LINES WTIICH MUST BE CLEARED OUT REGARD -
FESS OF PRICE. WE WILL ON LY ENUMERATE A FEW—
pieces 27 -in. Gingham,
Reg. 2c for yd. ...._.16c
voiles of every description
at 25c, yd. to 48c
Ai'ew Beadora Voiles now at _.. 63c
(,Apron Gingham 3U -in._ wide at 25c
16 piecee4 stripe toweling at .._1Gc
2 pieces Turkish to:vsling at 12e.
en's rihiki work shirts at ,.. 8bc
Men's work ,sox pr. ... ... .......15c
Remnants in ,Dress goods, Prints,
Ginghams, Voiles, Shirting's, Etc.
GROCERIES
Quaker corn flakes, bx. ... ....., 10.
Polar white, 'London Special and
Preven;to Laundry Soaps,
Reg. 10e. at per bar a .._ 5c
HO & SON
Phone 59
Produce Wanted
s •1-a:
urich's Garage
has, Nis, Greases Fires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINB FORD PARTS
OUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
Mtn ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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IF IN NEED OF A 13ATTEBY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
IdVE ,GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
it3O., AND 0":'AER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
EPIE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
IZILT•TERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
F'TYLENE WEi,DTNG. 1 '; f' t i I t L
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
H, Mousseau Zurich
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We have received a full and cone
plete line of Brushes, Oil, Turps,
a Lead, Sherwin Williams paints,
Varnishes Stains, Fillers, V
> ua➢11e1S
. and Autothese Paints. All these ar e the
old reliable paints at right prices.
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WE HAVE THE GENUINE FROST LIGHT LOCK WOVEN
FENCE, DON'r BE MISLEAD BYINFERIORGOODS CALLED
Ea JUST THE SAME OR JUST AS
' GOOD. AS EVERY ROLL OP FROST PENCE HAS ITS r+:ROST
WE RAVE IT. ALSO BARB WIRE, STEEPLES BRACE
W IRE, ETC. '
GET OUR PRICES
ON ,L ^.10 RRIG FED GALVANIZRD IRON ROOFING, 4 COUNCI7
T)ARD AND ORr,IN:1RY AT RIGHT PRICES WE ARE
)OFING EXPERTS
TIRES! . TIRE'„S
WR 11A`ld'T3L11 THE OLD Y,•:r.. I , -_ E
RICH ` IRES,
PRICES ON ANY TOF THESE JEQUALi TO GOOD-
RICH
ALOGUE ]PRICES IN ANY SIZES, (+'AURIC, CORD OR
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STANiLEY TOWNSH1P.t
Rea~ R. A, 'Miller and family -of
C ,tta-;1t, 1'u' siapndi+i;; a few days
at the home of Mrs, Minor's n'ao'-
in't', D'l.as, Clark Sr., of Varna,
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. H Stephen-
s:an and Mr, and Mrs ;Aleti Wiley
of, Marlette ,Mich.., motored over
on Saturday and spent Sunday,
with frion e in Stanley.
Mr. mW, R. Stephenson and.
femily of Parr Line, Mrs,. (Alice Arm
strong and daughter .and Mrs,.'W,
C1charline of Pilot Mount, . Man,
are visitinng this week 'with fri-
ends at Marlette, Mich.
Mr. W. 0. Robinson spent a few
days last week attending th.e.Sum-
(mor Scla;ool at Goderich.
Mr .and Mrs, J. T. Keys of Blaby
Ion and Mr .and Mrs( • W. J. Clark
visited at the home of Robt. Me-
Clinchey on Sunday. i -
Mr .and Mrs(. W, ,J, Dowson .and
Miss Vera .Dow -son. .spent Sunday
wit Bayfield.
On Tuesday evening the young
people of the neighborhood ga-
thered at the hone of i Mr.. and Mrs
Loyd Keys, Parr '4 Lime, and pres-
ca;ed them, with an address 'and a
miscellaneous shower of useful ar-
ticles..
Mr .and Mrs(, Arthur Peck and
child of Akron, Ohio, are visiting
at the home of Mg. and .Mrs. W..
J. Dowsron.
HENSALL
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Mrs. Hassel and daughter-Alro
hale been visiting Mr and Mrs. J.
W. Ortweini For some time, • return-
ed to their home in Chambersburg,
Pa. ,
Pleased to see 'Wm. Towers look
ing so well after his recent illness,
;he is b;y far the oldest man in the
village being in his 99th yrea and
and is wonderfully bright for his.
age.
Donald McKinnon and Ladd Mc -
Ewan have returned from (their
western trip and resumed their po's
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corr+eeted, every Wednesday)
hig40 21-25.-28
.,;axte.r per .lb.. ...35
Potatoes per hag . 75e
.dried apples lb. 8e
Oats 50
Harley
Buckwheat
80
80
t lcirtr c:Vt,• 9,00 to 5,25
Wheat 1.15
Shrota ;per ton . ••• •.. 34.00
Brat, pox !ton 30.00
Hogs 1,.7
Western Formers' Moloal
Weather Insurance. co.
OF WOODSTOCK
Carry an Insurance of over
$27,000,000. Number of Policies in
force 11,287. Paid Losses in 1923
to amount of . $56,143.20. No ass-
essnrxent during the year and have
a: balance on hand of $39,000
I G. Holtzman—Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KIN DS
OF. FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
itions.
The coal dealers are sending out
large quantities of coal, most peo-
ple are getting in their supply ear-
ly being afraid of a ,coal 'strike(
this fall. • May 22 --Crediton at Hensall
While Wnv. Stone was returning i. .May 25—Zurich at Crediton.
to Hensall the pother morning he
DR: J. E. DUNHAM
DENTIST
ANNOUNCES„ THAT HE HAS
OPENED A MODERN DENTAL
OFFICE AT ZURICH (Over Post -
Office.)
,OPEN EVERY DAY
EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT
•TELEPHONE 134
South Huron BIG FOUR
League Baseball Schedule
was run, into by h car going south
His car was turned ,completely ov-
er
4er into the ditch,, but he escaped
with a few bruises. .
Lorne Scott ncl members of his
family, also Gladys Petty, Louis
anl Ru:s'1' MacKay and •s'ster, mo-
tored to' Tober•mery in Northern
Bruce, to enjoy a fishing excursion
and report -a fine time.
Mrs. Wm. Buchanan one of -our
elderly ladies has pa:ased another
milestone in her life, having attain
ed to age of 81 years and is .8611
very active.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Douglass and
daughter Irene are camping a few
weeks at their cottage at Grand
Sand.
Mrs, Hugh MacDonald and her
sister, Mrs, J. Leeper of St. Cath-
arines, are spending a week .or
so with friends,
Sidney Geiger., who is teach-
ing 'school in New Ontario, is 'sp.
ending past of his holidays with
his parents
?.Mary Johnsson is confia,ed to
her home through illness; .
Arthur Hudson, of Marlette,
Mich., visited his grandmother,Mrs.
Jos. Hudson over the weekend.
CREDITON
Mr. and Mrs. Os+sie McKenzie of +
Pontiac, 11lich., Mr. and rMs. AIex.
McKennzie of Ailsa Craig were vis
(tors at the nioine of Mr. and Mrs.
W.. 'Bowma.nl.
Mrs. Lloyd England and family
are spending a week 'visiting in
Pt. Huron,
Mrs Wm, Yearley has Moved.
into her new home she recently
i3 aught from Mrs. Walker.
Mrs 11 .E Rapley and daugh;iet
Norma of Marieti Oh., are visiting
with. Mrs F. Clark,
Rev. Earl Walkea wife and chil-
dren of Maryfieid. Man;,, are visit-
ing her parents, M. and Mrs.:fsa ac
Hill,
Me. and Mrs. Geo. Lawson of Sas
katoon are visiting Mrs+ 3, :Law-
son.
The gene of baseball between
;Creditor\ and Dashwood on July
e,i
to resulted in a loss .for the y asitor:s
of It --
Pearl Dreier of Hanover and
T"leyd Hansel of Bnf•falo, are spend
l; tlrir vacation n.t the Evangel.i.e al parsonage.
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COUNTY NEWS.
A laaiicsoallf,t _carpi leas been of-
fered by the rnir1'chh:nt~a and others
of Bayfield, for cotttpil't, it301 on the
golf course.
Ur, G. I+" Rrrelq or '” titer,
has op;on,ed a . dentala w of
*building,rte
of
.frc
across' thr, ,street fr'onr•aro
:Brsiiiier 1Triuse, Grand Bend,
Thi barn ,Of Mrs. Henry Mi.:rr-
ph,y, ' Godet+ich ',T•p., • •ryas burned',
with hay, inxpleinonta. t?t•
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It
is sup-
June 2—Dashwood at Crrediton
June 4—Hensall Haat Zurich
Juno 11-QZurich at Dashwood
Jun,.";«;•Hensall at Crediton.
June 15 -Crediton at Zurich
Tune 18—Dashwood at Hensall_
Juno 257 -Zurich at Rensall.
June 25—Crediton at Dashwood,
••July 2—Hensall at Dashwood.
July 2 -Zurich at Crediten.
July 6—Crediton at Hensel].
July,9-Dashwood at Zurich.
July 16 -Dashwood at Creditor(.
July 17—Hensall at Zurich
July 23-Zurichat Dashwood,
July 277. -Crediton at Zurich -
July 20—Dashwood at Hensall,
Aug. 6-Hensall at Dashwood
Aug, 13-i eh at Hensall
Aug. 13—Crrearton at Dashwood.
Aug, 20=Dashwood at Zurich.
Aug. 21-Hensall at Crediton,
posed .that it was' a case of ispone
taneotte combustion„ .
Farley & Grant 1hnve ,4eariyi
nearly completed, their contract for
,;he re -building .in concrete of p0
feet of the river breakwater, I,t
Godeich and have been awaded the
contract for, an additional 330 feet
with nhlgli they will proceed at
A reunion of the Ccilliek
ilius took'placte at Oak Grove, Gr-
attd end 033 W+ednissc1ay last, when
a larb"a, Millibar of the families(
gathered to do honor to the occas-
ion, upwards of thirty-five being
in. attendance.
Mrs.Fraser and family of Calif-
ornia are ilonewing old acquain-
tances! and visiting relatives in the
•ecaxnninnity of 'Varn'a. She sees
great changes as it is eighteen ye-
ars- since. ,she left these parts,
Mrs. Dan. - McG3.egori, 23rd con:
of McGilli:51v'ay, : went to Detroit a
few days ago to attend the fun -
oral 'of her dartgliferL Her relati-
r's were shoveled to leans •that
she had suddenly 'suceiimbed to.
heart trouble.. The remains were
1irougb.t to her home and the fun-
eral took place on July •15th.
One of the oldest .tiioneers of
Ushornn Tp., ,paas'sed iawa cr- on
Jrtly 21st, in the ers;on of/Ben-
jamin B.+.h vers. He wag' born in
Yoalvshirc, Eng., - San. X29, i'83`44 and
•sottlin;g "its York Tp. near Toronto,
T-wo yeas: later came to Blansbard
Go,. Ile was then( 144 yrs. old, Be
was a life-long Christian Christian anrl' an
active member of the church,
one of the founders. of the Wood-
ham Me'tbedist chnrch and gave
freely of his'tianci and means to
build the 'same.
11n:arii•ig the storm Tuesday ov-
erring• last lightning entered the
garage of Cei'hns Pyrn of Ushorn.
,and started a Fire that fortunately
.„l' Jr
waswaslintopt lat; l,r,r0 any rlamsrge
done, Shortly 'before six o' -
'w‘
'
\Va. lightning 0 truck a Willow
rlaals ire yard and +sent spIin-
tree in u,. 'u all directions', It
tors flyiaig ., garc .
also .entered the
Thursday, July 30tH, 1025' ° "
SEE VS ABOUT
Seasonable Hardwar
AT
Reasonable Price's. .
Such as Forks, Hoes, Fencing,
Gates, Screen, Screen Doors, Roof-
ing, Etc.
This is the time of the year; to do
your outside painting:
REMEMBER WE SELL THE ONLY GUARANTEED 100%
PURE PAINT ON THE MARKET
MARTIN SENOUR
Some real good Secondhand Furniture and
Stoves which we will sell very reasonable,.
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE AND FURNITURE KEPT IN
STOCK. f ";
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THIS CELEBRATED IMPROVED VAc-
TUATE CARPET SWEEPER. COME AND SEE THIS ON8',
AND LET US DEMONSTRATE. a
GET IN THE WAY OI' BUYING HERE
Melick Italbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
A SAFE
INVEST ENT
FEW INVESTMENTS ARE 80 SECURE AND PROFIT.$
AS .hrONLY EMPLOYED IN MAINTAINING A' ONTA1UO
EQUITABLE LIFE POLICY,. EVERY DOLLAR, PAID IN
WILL 13E RETURNED EITHER AS PAID-UP INSURANCE;
OR CASE VALUE. • - '
With the safe investment 'feature there is also (the T1Usur
al3ce protection that isprovided by no _other i'avestment.
It means, a guaranteed income that is not affected by re
verses; It is the highest ,recur-ity available' to the home
guardian. •
AC;•ENCY
ONTARIO EQUITABLE LIFE
Head Office = - Waterloo
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO;—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
menie.00.10 ...1•411%•11•21M.."11161111111=111111•111.1.
Paint((g and Papers itatiging
LET' TJI DO i'gl:TR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPER Lt NuIN., &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. TRY US ON YOUR NEXT
JOB.
H. E'IC:KMEIER,
ZURICH — ONT..
Qh3N WARD
Drugless Fraction.-
eer and
EXETER
AT WALPER
Every Tuesday,
Ojitiela :
- . Phoijo. * .
HOUSE, ZURIOV
10 a.m., to 4 p.m,
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Do You Know?="
THA'.l WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING.
TJCIIAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,
THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, Su,Cii'
AS LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND
STATEMENTS
THAT WE An AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANUFAOT
URERS OF COUNTER CHECK .1300ICS, AND CAN SUP-- F'
PLY ANY QUANTITY AND SIZE OF CHECK BOOKS
46,
THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEL-
OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPEIIS, CARBON OR '4"
TRACING PAPER„ SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAM ST-
A'.TIONERY, NOTE 1300KS, RECEIPT Doo c$ n wa
SIZES, FOOLSCAP. ETC„ ETC.
TEAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY,SIZE INK BOTTLa
WITH GOOD F'OUN'TAIN PEN' INX FOR 5e, Lb,9tf
GER QU'ANTI'TT1'713 i'r T3IGU13R RI+;1:iUC'.TIONS
THAT WE PRINT Pohl 1NG T32LLS, AUCIION SALE POS
,,TERS, MEXICAN '111 tt POSTERS A1'4D AL1, GENERAL
Pit1NTING OUR SJ'R('TALTY
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