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HERALD
ZURICH, THURSDAY IVIthiNiNG, MARCH 10, i921.,
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Bargains inliBoots and Shoes
W.I3 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. ( .1 i1
ALSO SINGER SEWING MACHINES, BELL PIANOS AND EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS. 1
W. H. PFILE, ZURICH
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Two more weeks till Easter.
Mrs. A. Price was a visitor to
Herisall one day f last week.
Miss Clara Morlock of Crediton,
spent the week -end with her fri-
end, Miss Lila Melick.
;kr. Carl Bloomenstein the paper
hanger, painter and decorator, of
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS Diumbo has arrived and is ready
fee business.
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Mr. John Thirsk of Blake —is
holding an auction sale of farm
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le meet Wednesday, March 16th.
Oesch moved his house-
s hOld effects from the house owned
by Mrs. J. Geiger, in the south end
.8 4of the village, into the flat on the
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•leaetleAa block, last Friday.
to date the snowfall this
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e winter has been only ten and a
I) half inches. Thewinter of 1b01-
70 holds the snow record with a
fall of, ten feet and five -inchas,
While the winter of 66-67 comes
next with a fall of nine feet a.e.I
five inches.
The recent rains and thaws ha ce
caused the roads to become in a
very poor condition, almost im-
passable, and as a consequence,
Mr. Callfas, the stage ctriver,is
using only one horse and the
buggy to -day, Wednesday.
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offering bargains or gone out of busine5 s
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We have sail a large stock of good.,3 of ail des-
cription to offer at prices that cannot be beat by
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any one. If yon will take your Catalogue and
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compare goods and prices with our prices, you will
find that in many cases we are -lower in price than
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your Catalogue, and therefore we solicit a share I
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o* 36 inch Stripe Flannelettes, Heavy Quality at. per yard ... ... ...25c •
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• 36 inch Plain White Saxony FIanneletts, hecavy qual. per yd. 30c • 3
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lb 30 inch Best quality Galateas and Standard shirtings, per yd. 40c fe
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• 29 inch Cottonades Better Quality, per yard 50c
29 inch Stdel Clad Galateas a Popular Canadian made Cloth
Strong and Servicable for Childrens' wear par yard. .... .... 35c
32 • inch Stripe Nurse's Cloth per yard ... 40c
22 inch Rock Fast Shirtings, heavy quality, per yard 35c
29inch Heavy Black Denims, goad quality, per yard 40c
45c
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27 inch fancy Dress Duck, a splendid cloth for a Strong House
Dress and Childrens' Rompers, poi' yard 33c
27 inch Dress Ginghams at per yard.... .................... -30c
27 inch Plain Chambray *at per yard , 30c
40 inch Fine Quality English Ginghams, per yard ... ...50e
Scrims, Curtain Netts, Etc. in a Large Variety of different
Styles and .Patterns rangingin price .per yard from ... 25c to $1,
Art Sateens and Cretons, SpeciaW at per yerd .50c
DRESS GOODS AND CILKS AT 13IG REDUCTIONS IN PRICE
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES IN MEN'S' AND BOYS' READY MADE
CLOTHING, AN» ALL KINDS OF MENS' 'FURNISHINGS AT PRIC-
ES THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU •
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SEE OUR SPECIAL RAINCOAT FOR MEN AT $17‘.5011•
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A FULL STOCK OF FRESH GOCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
Phone 59
J. PREET R
Produce Wanted
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Incorporated in 1855
THE
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ASSISTS FARMERS
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
Buy,Canadian Goods—and hep
to keep Canadian workmpe
busy, it will help you.
.Buy wisely and save as much
as possible and deposit your
savings in the Molsons Bank.
Courteous service to all.
Plays all
Records
Chester L. Smith, Publisher
$1.25 a Year In Advance
rN Aivat;Ans.jw2____ _MAY CITARGETI
Price
$15
Call and hear the wonderful Stew.%
art Phonograph for quality of music
Tone and beauty.
W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
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1 Winter Horse Requirements
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We are offering the following seasonable Horse
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As requirements at greatly reduced prices: 4),
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-e. HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS,
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HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC.
•:i SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORT1IENT OF MEN'S MITTS .A.T :
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• \Ve also carry in stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single ee
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Because we have our Prices down I
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch "')n
HAY COUNCIL
'The regular meeting of the Co-
uncil of Hay Township was hell
in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Sat-
urday, March 5th. All the memb- !* 4.
ers were present. The minutes I ÷
SATISFACTION 4.;
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of the previous meeting weye read e.
.1. BUTTER AND
S W.iNTED 0 FRITZ
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Shop here for a square deal 1:
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and adoiited.
EGG OUR MOTTO
The Clerk was instructed to ap- *
ply for insurance for the employ- j
res of the Hay Municipal Teleph-
one under the Woekmens Compen-
sation Act.
The following were appointed
Poundkeepers, Fence Viewers and
Sheep Valueators for the Towe-
ship for the year 1921, and that
a By -Law be prepared validating
said appointments.
Pound Keepers—J. Ross, Simon
Greb, Ellmore Weido, Casper Wee-
per, Geo k Becker, Hy. Krueger, T.
P. Turnbull, L. N. Denomy.
Fence Viewers --Wm.
• de '6.1.ohn Pfaff, John Eckstein, H. St-
einbach, Sheep Valuators—W. D.
Thornpsoe, P. Haberer, F. Keeling.
The following were appointee
Road Commissioners of the Tow'
'hip Roads for the year 1921, and.
that a Bylaw be prepared valid-:
atene said appointments.
Road No. 1, W. J,. Northcott;.
R. Munn; R. McArthur; No. 2, C.
Aldsworth, Fred Corbett, Ed•
Da.ters. No. 3; C. Aldsworth, .W
J. Dignan, Ed. Deters; No. 4; Aif,
Reichert; No. 5; Thos. Kyle, Sim
Walker; Nb: 7; P. Deichert Sr;
No. 8; D. Gingerich, J. Decher,Jr.;
q .Tree W -e. Jae. Ortwein, R.
(eiger; No. DT L. Sehtmaker, Hy.
Krueger, 1L Steinbach ; No. 11;
Jacob Gagstetter; No, 12; Max,
• Turebull; No. 13; Philip, Schade;
• No. 14; 19. Munn, L. Kalbfleisch, E.
O 'Hendrick( No. 15, J Sararas; No..16
• L. Sebilbe; No. 17, John Jeffrey;
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THE SHOEMAN
Reduction of Prices
We have reduced our prices on Dry
Goods, Grocer os, and all otherlines
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we carry in Stoek,to present mar-
ket prices, and will continneto drop
our prices as the markets decline.
SO THAT OUR CUSTOMERS CAN REST ASSURED THAT
WE ARE LOOKING AFTER THEIR INTEREST,
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R„ N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 -97 BLAKE
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