HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1926-10-21, Page 4lid 1 have been appointed for
Zurich by the Billy Burke Ores
Company, _to represent resent them°
"large variety Cif Dresses, and
Invite the public who are in
aced of dresses to come in
Auld see our lines.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY B PLR
CHASING THESE DRESSE
WHICH ARE, SO MODERATELY
PRICED AND ARE M .1)E TOFU
3'()G`.ti4ITFI PERFECT WORKMAN
SHIP, NICELY FINIS FRED, AL L
HEMS ARE FELLED, COLORS
ARE FAST DYES, AND CAN BE
GOT IN EVERY COLOR AND
SIZE. AS OUR EiSINES IS
INCREASING SO. R APIDLY WE
FIND IT NECESSARY TO HAN-
LE THIS ,EXCELLENT LINE,
NEW' . SHIPMENTS ; ARRIVING
TWO WEEKS.
Come in ,and see our fin:' dis-
play and icoini'ince yourself that'
nve have' th€i dress for you .
If ,we have not in Stock ;your
particular 'size ,or design, we can
order it for you, which will take
a very brief reasonable .time.
ALL WE ASK IS GIVE US A
(TRIAL.
Vu Vas SIEBERT
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BLECTI'O1
The returning afPieeris. ofYit ial
declaration in North Rufen give's.
i. W, Xing, Prugreasive, a, maj
ority of 29l votes; and' in South
Huron the majjo 'ity o'l Thomas Mc
M.i,lan, Libral, i'a 1153.
BENFALL,
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' The new proprietor ..of -the
Commercial ,] teal Mr, E1ligaa'n, is
making vast improvements to the
interior of the hotel'.
The Presybetrians of Carmel
church arc ,holding a fowl '.,upper
in their church on Friday evening
October 112nd,
Maas. S. G. Memel, last week ;at-
tended a convention .held in
Hamilton
Mr. andIi'& Jas. Guest or Lon-
don were visitors with ,Mr. and
Mrs. W. Consitt.
Mr, and Mra, Pepp'ler 'of Han-
over, !spent a few .days withtheir.
Son, Mr. and Mrs, Seymour Pep-
pier. •
Mr. acid Mrs. Joseph Eiaenhofer
of Kitchener,. were 'traitors with I&
and Mrs.- Harry Price, .
Miss Jean Maxwell, of Landon,
is visiting with. lie. sister, Mrs. J.
W. Peck and family.
Ica Jas. Coxworth, who has
been spending a week with her
dauhter, Mrs, Scruton, has ., ret-
urned 'lionae
The S. Sanders 'MfgCo. of Ex
ter, formerly the Jackson Mfg.
7.1o. have re -opened thei: factory
.n HHensall in the Petty block;
and are manufactu_ing their Well
known brand :of boy's clothing.
Mrs. S. Smillie of the village is
quite poorly and under itkne doc-
fron't of the store, which Adds
greatly •to its appearance.
tor's care, but ar, early recovery
is 'hoped for.
Mr and 112' Is.Geo. Troyer and
children . of Courtland were' visit-
ors with Mrs. Chas. Troyer and Bir
and Mrs, Geo. Hudsonn. • •
GI: IC, Peaty Spent last 'Vile
relatives in Detroit.
T. C. Joynt has moved into the
handsome apartments ..he has rcc-
enily fitted over his store. He
is also ,f,ixing the brick work in
:� t ting recent Council: 1V Meting
i'epros',ilztatives of the Lorne Fire
Engine Co', of Ingersoll, and lama
Bickle Fire .Engine Co., of Woods
took were present and ,both. ad,
dressed the Council of the very
latest pattern, 200 feet of ellen),
Teal hose, and extension ladder, a
roof 'ladder and other equipment.
The 'whole to be mounted on a
new Chevrol0t ,chants, and when
finiiahad to be ld,elivered in 10 days.
The contract price is $1.500 cash.
A bylaw wa's given its readings
to authorise the collector to col,
feet 1926 taxes. Hen'sall is , rn .. a
'splendid. 'financial condition • as
the tax rate is 31 5.1€i nni'11s,,
AUCTION' SALE
Of Houlse and Lots,, Car, Horse' and.
Household Effects at I-xINSALLan
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 23rd, 1920
At 2 o'clock, p.m, the following --
Ford touxiug ea,i't ngood con-
dition; Clyde brood mare, young
eligible for registration. House
and Lot's -2 softs well fenced, i 2
other lots on which a frame, 11ou3e
and barn aro situated; hard and
soft water € nd other conveniences.
Household Effects -2 iron beds•
\N itln; springs and mattress,. one
wooden bed and 'springs, 2 dress-
ing tables with ,mirrors, oak dres-
ser, wash stand, wash bo‘q and
pitcher., white granite beta pan,
pair pillows and bedding, ;3 oak
rockers; upholstered .00uc;lx and.
rocker, reed sewing -chair, library
table, one stand, pictures, dining
room (suite, chairs; kitchen cab
ineti kitchen ;table,, clothes 'roar,
:upboard, dishes. 2 *iutter crocks
copper boiler, 2g alv. wash :tubs,
wringer, tub stand, clothes. basket
step ladder, lawn mower, 3 large
crocks, fruit, 3 rugs, •Bisdeels vae-
ulii !sweeper, tit dust mops, npw
broom, wall mop, windo;: cleaner,
Oak Treasure heater, Banner range
almost new; Nen. Process oil stove
4 burners and oven, coal oil heatei
cooking .utentsiis,g ard'en tools,etc
Rubber, tired Fuggy, 3 steel tired
buggies, light wk -on, driving mare
two cutters, 2 sets single herness
TERMS—Household effeets,cash
Car, Horse and Real Estate will be
sold ;subject _ o- r. eser ve ,bid, term
of which -will .be made •kno zi. on
day of 'sale, or may be had on
,application to'
Mrs M. E. Pollock, Prolarietoress
O•sear Kiopp, Auctioneer. '
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Can Yo Find the Tns?
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No, they are not all twins! Two and only two are identical, and are the twins
you are asked to land. Can you? To be sure, the 18 pictures all look alike;
but look closer. How about their hats? There are other differences, "'too.
Read the clues. Only two girls are exact duplicates. They are Twins. -can
yott find them?
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CLUES
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At first glance all of the 'pictures look alike. But upon examination you. will see that
almost every one differs in some way from. all the others. In some the difference may be
fn the light or dark band on the brim of th e hat or in the brimming on the hat or the
collar. Or, some may wear necklaces, or ear -rings, or both. Only two are exactly alike.
No, it's not as easy as it looks. You must search carefully.
Just look closely—make sure that you have the twins, then send in your answer. Some-
body who finds the right twins is going to win a bio prize. Make that "somebody" bo
YOU.
First Prize $2,OOOEO
MAXIMUM AWARD
This is one of the greatest array of Cash Prizes that has ever been offered in a Mail and •
Empire Puzzle Contest. That's what It is, folks—and you can be a winner. The prizes
range from $Z to $50 and from $50 to $2,000. All prizes Will`be awarded in time to reach
the winners by Christmas Day.
Think of it! You can win as much as $2,000. Yes, sir, $5,000 in cash prizes may be won
in this interesting puzzle contest, and will be awarded promptly .after December llth.
There will be 50 winners and the First Prize, the golden opportunity, $2,000 IN CASH.
Won't that be a wonderful Christmas Gift? In the event of ties for any prize, duplicate '.
prizes will be awarded.
1,000 points wins First Prize. We will give you 950 points for finding the Twins. Im•
mediately upon receipt of your eo?'rrect answer, we will send you particulars of a word.
building contest, in which, if successful, yo u earn the final 50 points required to win a
$2,000.00 ,First Prize or one of the -49 other Cash Prizes.
MAIL YOUR ANSWER TO -DAY
N'ow, find the Twins. Write the numbers In the coupon below, fill in your name and
address, and mail it to the Puzzle Manager. Get started for the Big First. Prize.
Puzzle Mgr., Room 207, THE MAIL AND EMPIRE, Toronto,,, Canada
50' CASH PRIZES
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Listed below are the maximum prizes
you can win.
1st., Prv:e.........•• ....; . $2,000
2nt1 Prize $1,000
3rd Prize
4th I'rxze..' .. a $200
5th Prize... , $200
6th Prize $100
7th Prize...
.. , $100
8th Prize $100
9th Prize
$100
10th Prize....
$100
11th to SUtI"t Pri:.esy inclusive...
...
$10
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TWIN PUZZLE COUPON
Puzzle Manager, Room 207
THE MAIL & ElIPIRE Toronto Canada
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1 twins that I have found. If these are
correct please give me the 9.50 points
tell me how to gain the final 59 points to
iwin First Prize.
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agent for the above celebrated
11 Car, I will • . pi sed at any
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• WILL ALSO GIVE .EXPERT SS:I.t,V100 OF ?EATTERIES 4
t ' )F ALL KINDS—` —NEW BATTERIES IN STOCK. 1-
,§ ,AUTOS REPAIRED OR OVERHAULED BY EXPERT
N,LECHANIC. SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO' r
GIVE
moi, i14Y AND NIGHT SERVICE. . ff.
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PI w points to, fit most makes of plows
at greatly reduced prices
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In order to quickly dispose of the
balance of our Stock on hand, we
are offering same below wholesale
price. DMA miss these bargains
Don't miss this bargain!
Suits made to measure
.From $17.50 up
See our windows for other Special Bargains,
Good 'Pressing, Skillfully done by 'a real Tailor, is as Refresh-
ing ito Your Suit, as -a good" night's seep is to you.
PRPSSIN3 AND ALTERATIONS REASONABLY DONE,
�. �. WULRTH
Tailor, Men's; Furnishings - Zurich, Onto
Where the Good Clothes come from
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Zurich Drug Store
School Supplies
We havea complete
Stockof egerythingn-
essary in this line for
the Sch�ol Boy or Girl
We have a new Stock of
Stock of • Scribblers, Note
Books, Peio ls, Pens, Water •
Colors, and all textbooks.
Also fine suppl ► of the High
School Books -used in tie Fifth Class
Dr. A, J MacKinnon, Zuri�
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