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Vol. .XX I No 34
HERALD
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 24, 1921.
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Bargains. in Boots and Shoes
WE ARE TAKINNG OUR LOSS AND IT WILL BE TO YOUR AD-
VANTAGE AS YOU WILL BE ABLE TO BUY WHAT YOU REQUIRE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ALSO SINGER SEWING MACHINES, BELL PIANOS AND EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS.
W. H., PFIL.E, ZURICH
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS ,
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offering bargains or gone out of business
we have -still, a X ° ,,:Dads of all dela
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cription to offer at price.4 that cannot be beat by
any one. if yon will take your Catalogue and
__ compare goods and prices with our prices, you will
find that in many cases we are lower in price than
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4a ,:' The vital statistics of the Town-
s ship of Hay for the year 1920 are
as follows; Births registered 61;
• • marriages registered 20; deaths
• registered 30; total 114. Births
• ''imust be re§istered within thirty
,clays; deaths immediately. The
• ,*penalties for non -registration are
• severe.
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;3G inch Stripe Flannelettes, Heavy Quality at per yard ._. ... ...25c
36 7inch Plain White Saxen'• Flanneletts, heiavy qual. per yd. ...... 30c
28 inch Plain White Saxony Flanneletts helavy gaulity, per yd. ...20c
30 inch Best quality Galat to and Standard shirtings, per yd.
29 inch Rock Fast Shirting, 1\eavy quality, per yard
29inch Heavy Black Denims. good quality, per yard
29 inch Cottonades, gond q.a+slity _-at per yard ...'
29 inch Cottonades Better c; iality, per yard
29 inch Stdel Clad Galateas r Popular Canadian made Cloth
Strong and Servicable • „ Childrens' wear per yard.
32 inch Stripe Nurse's Clete per yard ... _.. ..„
27 inch fancy Dress Duck, a eelendid cloth for a Strong House
Dress and Childrens' 1 rope=rs, per yard __ -_VIII.
27 inch Dress Ginghains at ser yard ......... ... ... ...30c
27 inch Plain Chambray at per yard...~ ... 30c
40 inch Fine Quality English Ginghams, per yard 50i
40c
35c
40c
45c
50c
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40c
Scrims, Curtain Netts, Etc. in a Large Variety of cliff e,
Styles and Patterns rangingin price per yard from ro $1.
Art Sateens and Cretons, Specials at per yard 50e
DRESS GOODS AND CILKS AT BIG REDUCTIONS IN P
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES IN MENS' AND BOYS' Ill
CLOTHING, AND ALL KINDS OF MENS''I'`URNISHIN(.�
ES! THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU
SEE OUR SPECIAL RAINCOAT FOR MEN AT $17tiw1
A FULL STOCK OF FRESH GOCERIES ALWAYS ON Y'
Phone 59
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'anted
Chester L. Smith, Publisher t .
$1.25 a Year In Advance
sew IN ARR1=ARS, '119 MAY BJ OIXARCTN/3
Mr. J. Hey, Jr. was to Sarnia on
bu�riness last week.
Mr. Wm•. O'Brien and son,
•Leilnis were at London on business
on •Thursday last.
''airs. W. C. Wagner and son,
Leopard returned on Monday ev-
ening from a few week's visit at
Detroit.
As a rule a thrifty man is no
spender and 'a spender is not
thrifty. To what class does the
spendthrift belong?
Miss Jemima Johnston recently
Purchased the dwelling property
owned by Mrs. E. Otterbein and
las moved her household effects
there.
sThe war on cigarettes in some
• s;tions of the U. S. takes on a
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• fol m of burlesque. Becau .e
A some Illinois girls refuse to dance
• with youthful devotees to eht fag,
`the boys, in reprisal, refuse to
• danee with painted faces or scan-
s tilyattired dabutantes. The war
la ; likely to be short lived.
1•i .; ;1 very interesting event took
0. Watt; at the Lutheran parsons�ge
\ ,, > ;x1ay :evening, when Y
itembe united in marriage Mr.
Andrew -Price' of the Village and
Miss Amy Wilson, of London, and
late of England. The young
couple have the best wishes thr-
eugh life by a hoste of friends
0,:nasi the Herald joins in extending.
congratulations.
CNotice has been received by the
Township Council of Hay of the
'• amount of the Provincial Subsidy
' . on expenditure on township roads
" • during the year 1920. The total
s amount of expenditure on main.
•• tenance and repair was $7,852.55.
• Repairs to machinery, 454.21. Total
• $7,906.76, on which amount a grant
• of 20% is made which amounts to
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• $1,531.35. Superintendence cost
$199.50,' on which a grant of 40%
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,:s made, amounting to $79,80. Total
sy grant $1,661.15. The amount sp-
s lent on show shovelling was $463.75.
Ibut the Department .of Public
O !Highways does not make any
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• grant for this purpose, so this
• amount is not figured in above.
e, A checqu for the $1,661.15 will be
• sent to the treasurer of Hay
e•� Township in a few days.
A, RICH PBU. LIBRARY ASS.
The following is the books re-
port for 1929 of the Zurich Public
Library;0
General Works, 11.
Philosophy, 18. ....,
.aural Science, 13.
Books for Boys, 33.
History, 21. -•
Biography, 14.
(to r.aphy and Travel, 22. •
Poetry, 10 '
li ietion. 220. •
Juvenile. 11.
Veil/eve-1 in 1919, 300.
ti'otu,r,, ,addeb during 1921, 73.
'Prtql Volumes in the Library at
o" seat. 429.
Institute dn' ted
9./1".11'3'n',%' -'7e),:117=1 is greatly al.\prec-
p l .,' •., "v..,s? use 735.
"t , ehep list, 55.
're given the privilege
'y' . - -•"ary on payment of a
S j ono, have recently been
1 , z ' ,, which makes
• :en ee..1 ' •vorovemeut.
r ,Y" L. Faust, Librarian.
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W. G. IIESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated in 1855 01
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
ASSISTS FARMERS
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
Almost every Farmer finds his
money tied up in stock or crops
at certain seasons. If he needs
assistance he should consult our
local Manager. Savings Dep-
artments at all Branches.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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winter Horse Requirements I
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We are offering the following seasonable Horse
requirements at greatly reduced prices:
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, 2
HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC. t
SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT
A BIG R EDUCTION. i 'O
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We also carry in stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single
harness, Etc.
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REPAIRING •A SPECIALTY
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Shop here for a square deal
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We Cannot Shout
SALE! SALE! SALE!
Because we have our Prices down
to ,Rock Bottom figures every day
in th e week.
EGGSER WANTED 0. r R I 1 L. OUR SATISFACTION MOTTO
THE SHOEMAN
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Reduction of Prices
We have reduced our prices on. Dry
Goods, Groceries, and all otherlii
we carry in Stock, to present mar-
ket prices, and will conti nue to drop
our prices as the .markets decline.
SO THAT OUR CUSTOMERS CAN REST ASSURED THAI
WE ARE LOOKING AFTER THEIR INTEREST.
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 97 BLAKE
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