Zurich Herald, 1921-01-06, Page 10•
WE WISH TO THANK ALL
OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS
FOR THEIR LIBERAL PATRON-
AGE DURING- THE PAST YEAR
AND WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY,
AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
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Zurich's Garage
W e are now ready to commence
„overhauling.
ANY PARTIES WISHING TO HAVE THEIR CARS OVERHAULED
WILL DO WELL TO BRING THEM TO US NOW AND HAVE
THEM REPAIRED BEFORE THE SP):tING RUSH.
WE ARE EQUIPPED TO THOROUGHLY OVERHAUL YOUR
FORD MO ':OR AND CAN MAKE IT RUN LIKE NEW. NOTHING
BUT GENUINE FORD PARTS USED IN OUR WORK
WE ALSO REPAIR (AND MAKE OF :CAR) Satisfaction Guaranteed
BATTERIES STORED AND CARED FOR WINTER FOR $2.50
H. Mouseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS
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C,othing
We still have a few lines of
Men's Ov ercoats)Sweatercoats
and Underwear that will goat
SALE .': RICES
Big Rduction in all Goods
i' BROS.
Prodnoe taken in_ ezchai+ge for Goods
LOCAL MARKETS 1 HOWARD—WESELOH
(Corrected every Wednesday) 1 A quiet, but pretty wedding was
50 solemnized in St. Peter's Lutheran
Butter •-• .._.........-"' 45 church Zurich, on Wednesday the
Eggs fre,sh
g 29th, December, at high noon,when
Dried apples ..........
Potatoes per bag
Wheat _-. •-- ••-
Barley -.............................
Oats ..... < 1 The ceremony was performed
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Buckwheat •-- -•• 5.50 6.00 {'by Rev. H. Rembe in the presence
Flour ... --a •-- of only the immediate relatives of
Bran ... ... 45:00
50.00 the contracting parties. To the
Shorts .-.
15 00 strains of the, wedding March of
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Live Hogs -.. -•- Lohengrin played by Mies Celia
Hess, the bridal party entered the
1.50 ,Miss Veda C. Weseloh, the second
1,5a 1 eldest daughter of. Mr. and•Mrs. H.
90 Weseloh, was united in marriage to
40 Mr. R. C. Howard of Windsor.
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
church, the bride leaning on the
u• ,1 of her father ,who gave her
Mr. Leonard Hudson of Seaforth lwa.y. She wore a gown of white
spent the past week with his fri- 3 Ain, a beautiful wreath of pearls
end Whitney Brokenshio.A vis land arranged
a wit oielicate wl white tun..
urn-
Miss Pearl. Schade of Dashwot•
spent a few days last week tri,''h- ,a -ions and, fQrns caught with a
! i,:��v of duchesee ribLon was car -
her aunt Mrs. C. L. Smith. rigid• -
THE FAMILY HERALD AND I the bride was attended by her
WEEKLY STAR' -'sister Miss Selma, who wore a gown
i 1 co-
French
f pale blue satin', trimmed with
The Family Herald and Weekly French lace, with taupe pictu.r,,
Shat after tar of Montreal
ambers 31st, 1920, the hat, and wearing a corsage of ros-
subacription price of that great 1 es caught with' a bow of blue du -
will be $2.00 per year in chesse ribbon. The groom was
weekly ably supported by Mr. W. Schroed
Canada, England, Ireland or Scot- ;ter of Dashwood. The bridal gar-
land, and $2.50 to the United States• ty left the church ' to hte sweet
The recent heavy increase in the 1 strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
cost of white paper make the sli- t march. After receiving congrat-
ght advance necessary, in fact it ulations, the party repaired to
is only a small portion of the in-
creased cost over pro -war pricthe home of the bride's parents
es where a sumptuous wedding din -
of production. All renewals and
ner was served. Mr. and Mrs.
subscriptions, the publishers say, Howard left in the afternoon for
mailed before December 31st, 1920, London, Toronto and other east -
will be accepted at the old rate, ern points to spend the honeymoon
of $1.50. Even at the advanced The bride's travelling costume was
price of $2.00 a year. The Family of navy blue tricotine with sailor
regarded is regarded as the best hat to match. The groom's
value `e the Continent. It is
[gift to the bride was a handsome
acknowledged to be absolutely with vin of pearls, to the bride's=
out a rival, hence its enormous civ g
eulation.
All "luxury taxes" imposed at
the last session of Parliament have
been abolished with the exception
of those on spirituous and alchol-
is liquors, medicated wnies, patent
and proprietary preparations con-
taining alchol, lime and fruit juices
fortified spirits and strong waters,
maid a lavalier set with pearls, end
to the groom's -man' a gold tie
pin. The Herald joins with a
Target circle of friends in extending
best congratulations
ORDERS'TAKEN. -
For any quantity of hard wood
beach and maple, nearly dry, cut
any `length, first class quality wood
perfumery and to let preparat'ons, linm, and also rough wood,
playing ',cards and confectionery. L. A. Prang, Zurich 24
On 'and after Dec, 20 last no luxury —
taxes have been collected on goods
other than those mention -ed.
Miss Maud Howard of Windsor
attended the Howard-Weseloh nup
tials last week.
START(
THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
There his a time to do the right;
thing, and the man who does the
right thing is always conscoius of
!having done ,his dulE3t ` Vewl•
Year's is a good time to start,,• sib
before yo'u renew your subscrip-.
tion yto any paper, think' a mom-
ent of The Farmers' Sun and what1
it means to yourself and the farm.
ers ' f this Province. The paper 1
is -owned by the farmers, and pul41-
liched solely in their interest. No ,
other paper donates its energy to 1
;the farmers' cause, When sending
in your subscription, get your nel- �,
ghhor go subscrit-e, then you will 1
both ba doing the right thing at .
the right time. Think of the,
price. 101 issues for only $1,50.
There ,is no other paper just like.
The ,Sun. The Farmers' iSudt,
To:•o'nt,0•
"The' Bloomin' old
Ra4 overhead I
ASMI 1LL Vnion Jack rippled amid
the tree. tops. There seemed
something valiant about it, a gay,
won't-ho-dN►nhearted spirit, when
you heats Its history..
A doctor at the Muskoka Free Hos-
pital fair Consumptives was talk-
ing. "The sad thine is. it's young
people eager, hard-working boys
and tesla. T.B. attacks usually—
those who make the best Cana -
Mane, hesause they're ambitious.
See that Aat' The filer's to that
pavillon were determed t have a
t1 •
flag. p��eontributthe little he
could.ha�x got the I , but, poor
chaps, therm disappointed -4r so
tiny." • i
Tae, tiny up amonthe towering
pines. but 'defiantlyproclaiming
"What w+ have well hold.". And in
the cot" beneath, lads weak and
111, but battling for: health, lads
whose precious pennies bought
"the reg overhead," are echoing its
dauntless spirit—"9V'hat life we
have well hold." Lads worth saves
gut surely!
'Contributions may be sent to Sir
William Gage, 84 Spadina Avenue,
Toronto.er to Geo. A. Bd, Trees -
Ores', 112Bed, College Street. Toronto.
Special Announcement
We are pleased to announce that
we have added to our line the
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
BOTH WITH ROTARY AND VIBRATING SHUTTLE, WHICH
WE CAN SHOW YOU IN FIVE BEAUTIFUL MODELS ON OUR,
FLOOR,
"WHITE" Rotaries don't wear
out, they sew faster, run easier,
and are absolutely NOISLESS
Machines are marked at one
price, to all, which will be
Strictly adhered to.
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BUT AS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT TO ANY ONE WHO
NEEDS A MACHINE, WE ARE GOING TO OFFER THE
FIRST .FIVE MACHINES AT A HANDSOME REDUCTION OF
$10 ON STRICTLY CASH SALE.
Don't wait you may be one of the Five Lucky ones, as there
will absolutely be not more than five sold at this reduction.
We will also sell sewing Machines on weekly payments.
WE CARRY IN STOCK ALL STYLES OF NEEDLES, BELTS.
THIS ADD. MUST BE PRODUCED TO RECEIVE CASH A -L
LOWANCE OF $10 ON SEWING MACHINES. .
MELIK& BRJUJN
PHONE 63
To our many : '`us-
Comers and Friends
we wish a Happy,
fright and Pros er-
hone
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