Zurich Herald, 1921-02-03, Page 8Great
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SALE
13 Days Tremendous Bargains
Commenci S g Saturday, Jan. 22
No need of waiting for lower prices.
They are here
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THE UNUSUAL MILD WEATHER AND THE PUBLIC DEMAND
FOR LOWER PRICES FORCE US TO TAKE (THIS STEP AND HAV-
ING ONCE DECIDED THERE WILL BE NO HALF -WAY MEASURE
VE ARE GOING TO RUN ONE OF OUR OLD TIME ,SALES.
jWHEN WE SAY CLEARING SALE WE MEAN IT. COME HERe
EXPECTING BIG REDUCTIONS WE WILL NOT DISSAPOINT YOU
THIS STORE HAS A RECORD FOR LOW PRICES, AND THE
BARGAINS ARE NOW ALL THE GREATER, WHEN THOSE PRIC-
ES ARE REDUCED. A SALE HERE IS ALWAYS A REAL SALE
pOME OFTEN IT WILL CERTAINLY PAY YOU.
• TERMS ;—CASH OR TRADE ONLY, AT SALE PRICES
See Large Bills for full particulars
J. GASCHO /3( SON
Zurich's Garage
Just received a large shipment of non-
glare auto Headlight Lenses. These
are strictly Registered and passed
Government test to clear at
$2.50 a fair
Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103,
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Good. News to the Farmer
.g. The past Two Seasons we ha e e. been supplying our many
Customers with Ring Lock Fencing.• q.
Raving Just received a large Cur of Frost .Fencing, we
-}° will be able to supply the Public with a much better fence.
A Fence that is heavier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil °';,
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Ileady-to-Weer
• Clothing
carry all the leading Styles in Farm, Hog and Poultry Vence. r
ALSO A FULL SUPPLY OF BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE
(STAPLES, ETC.
CALL AND SEE OUR 'FENCE BEFORE BUYING ELSE-
WHERE.—OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
IF THESE GOODS, DECLINE IN PRICE BEFORE APRIL 1ST.
YOU WILL GET THE 'REDUCTION.
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ZURICH
bENOIVIY BROS..
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
We still have a few lines of
Men's Overcoats Sweatercoats
and Underwear that will god at
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Big Reduction in all Goods
DEN01/17 :mos.
Proaucc taken inn exchange for Goods
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter.... 50
Eggs, fresh laid ... ..................i 95
Dried. apples ............. 8
Potatoes per bag .. 1.50
Wheat
Barley ... -..
Oats
Buckwheat _
Flour ._. •-• ••
Bran ... ... ._.
Shorts ......
Hogs... ... -.. ...
Seiling
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YES, WE Are Selling' Out, and
our entire stock of Stationery, Ga-
mes, Dolls, Toys, Post Cards,
.. ...2.00 Folders, Sheet Music, School Sup -
90 (plies, Etc., are now on sale. This
...... 50' ;is a real honest to goodness berg -
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50.00
14.50
ITEMS OE LOCAL INTEREST.
Abbreviated ckirts may .make
the woman iodic shorter, but they
average up things by making the
men look longer. 1
The world hajs eight and a half
million tons gross more ships than
before the war and the conditions
in Central Europe make the need
less.
The next session of the Thirtee-
nth Parliament of Canada
has
s
been called for February do
Every effort is being made to get
ready the Government's legislat-
ion program, which is not very
heavy beyond the budget, chang-
es.
Stretching her arm over a stove.
lid opening in a kitchen range •in
which she had just started a fire
with coal oil, in an effort to get
a teakettle, Mrs. Archie McCormick
of Parkhill had the misfortune to
have her clothing catch 'fire, caus-
ing burns which resulted in her
death on January 12th. Wrapped
in flames Mrs. McCormick, aged
75 rushed out to the pump in ghe
back yard and endeavored to Out
out the fire. Her husband, sae-
ing her plight, hurried to her as-
sistance and was successful in e'ub-
luing `the fire only after his Wife
wa3 terribly burned. A few hdurs
later she was dea.
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SPORT
ain Sale. In order to make short
work of this sale, we are letting
practically everything go at cost
and many lines below cost price!.
Below are listed only a .few.
articles.
Sheet Music 15 to 50c for ... ..! 5c
100 sheets butter paper " 16c
Envelopes per package ... ... 4c
Writing Pads reg. 20c for ... ... 14c
Writir;g Pads 20c. •for ...... 11c
Vrritxa gI' Pads 10c. for --_ 8c
•Blotting Paper 100 for ...
Scribblers le, 3c. and ... ...• 4c
Confetti 2 for ._. .._ ._ 5c
Indelible Pencils 4c and ...... 90
Baby Ella Dolls, real hair . 49c
Other Dolls .8c and ..., .._ ... 110
Toy Carts, Rubber Balls etc. 19c
Crepe Paper Napkins per doz. 3c
Crepe Paper per roll _.. ... 9c
Pearl Buttons on Card 3 doz _5c
Boxed Writing Paper, White
and Colored from 17c and up.
Lead Pencils per dozen ....•. 12c
Slate Pencils per dozen ... ... ...40
Rulers Free.
School Books at half reg. price.
Valentines, Easter, Birthday and
Comic Cards 'at cost.::
We cant mention all ou rlines,
CMOE IN
At a keenly contested game of
0, H. A, Hockey at Goderich Last
Friday :night between Exeter -Zur-
ich and Goderich teams, the vsiti-
ing team won by score of 4-1.
The exceeding fast pace. and the
overweight of our boys was too,
muc% •:o the lighter Goderich team
The line up for the winners was the
same as given for the following
gain v. ith stratford on Monday
evening.
In the first Northern Hockey Le-
ague senior game at Exeter on Mon
day evening between Stratford and
Exeter -Zurich teams the home boys
Won by a score of• 6-4. The
first period was 2-0 in favor "'of
Stratford. In the 'second, Strat-:
ford and the locals each 'scored one
in the third Exeter -Zurich teats
played the Stratford boys off their
,feet ',souring five goals to the vis-
itor"s one,
The home team line-up;
Harness. goal; Hindmarsh, ' right
defence; Clay. Hoffman, left de-
Ppnr Ter Hoffman. centre•, Bob-
inson, right forward; Bertrarateft
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'Peferee—Walden of London.
Zurich Book Store
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AN INTERESTING HOCKEY
MATCH
Last Thursday evening the 14th
Con. Cyclones blew into town to
try conclusions with ever meek
Zurich Benedicts. Noting the bre-
eey appearance of the western
wind -jammers, the tack -headed
manager of the locals put a liberal
supply of subs, behind the fence,
ready to jump into any gaps that
might be blown into the ranks of
theZur:ch puck -trailers. By sup-
erior headwork and frequent chae-
g:ng of storm-to,sed players, the.
Benedicts made the Cyclones' net
sag four times before Gordy in
goal could keep his eyes off th
girls. The gale from the west
soon blew itself out but the local
ranks were so tattered that oc-
casional gusts pierced them and
two :of many wild whirlwind shots
stayed in goal, one of them tak-,
ing Tolly right off his solid foun-
^dation. When the game was ov-
er and a calm once, more reigned
the ,Benedicts had won by 4-2.
Discouraged, because of being
"unable to make satisfactory arras-.
'gements,�with the rink people for
the nee of the, ice, the O. H, A. In
termentetes have thrown up the
sponge. A good organization had
been formed, plenty of players we
re available and certificates had
been applied tor, but at th least
moment it was decided to drop
out. The game scheduled to be
played at Goderich last Week was
called Off, St Marys team was
ermined 'with Goder:Gln and Meter
Zurich:,
Watch this add very closely and see
what takes place very soon
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Pay
Your
Accounts
NOW
We would again advise our Customers that a settlement
of all 1920 Accounts be made at once, and by so doing, help
Us to serve you better in the future. Accounts will be
mailed Feb. 1.5th, unless other arrangements have been made
We also wish to show our appreciation to all our curtom-.
ers for the Business given us during the past Year, and
hoping we may be favored with the same confidence and
support for this Year.
MELIK& BRAUN
PHONE 63
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Beginning Saturday Jan. 22
Ending Saturday Feby. 5th
Hjaving to raise $5000.00 by Feb---,
ruary 1st. We have decided to put
oh Sale our entire stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries at prices away
below the present wholesale prices.
So be on time and rep the benifit
We have bargains g. lore and will
ask you to look for lig Bills for
further particulars.
TERMS:= -Cash or produce,nocredit
on Sale Prices
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