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BIBLE THOUGHT
-FOR TODAY...
Bible Thoughts memorised. will Drove ■
Priceless heritage It, atter years.
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Price deductions
Nov in effect on following
lines of Seasonable Goods:
Mens' and Boys' Over-
coats ani °; nits
About Four Dozen Sweater Coats
for Men and Boys arid 1 dozen Lad
les' Coats, PRICES CUT TO PIE-
CES IN THESE.
Men's Heavy Sox, Mitts, Gloves,
Wool Blankets, Etc,
NEW SPRING GOODS ARE NOW
ARRIVING. See our new Lot of
Prints, Ginghams, Shirtings, Gal-
ateas, Chintzes, Creotns, Special
Price on 200 yds. print light and
dark Colors, 25c. yd.
NEW Shipment of Stamped mats
on hand. Make your choice now
TRY ROY„kl. PURPLE
Laying Meal for your hens.
Makes hens lay more eggs. We
have a new lot of Royal Purple
and Pratts Stock and Poultry Reg-
ulator, also Oyster Shell, and
GRIT NOW ON HAND.
We intend to ,begin Our
An �{, (Yfi ie ria Sale about
Fey. 20h. 4 ou know a Sale
here is always a Real Sale
J. 0 SCHO & SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
AUTO TIRES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES, All Sizes (13est on the Market). Also a few Seconds to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices).
r; LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
CATING OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
Also shek a complete line of
Genune Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
Acetyline Welding. EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. . Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You Wwll.
PHONE No. 103
H. Mousseau
Zurich
morin Christmas
We most cordially wish all our friends a Merry Christ-
Inas
hristInas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Good
Times beget Prosperity, Confidence begets Good Times,
and Good Appearance begets Confidence. .+r'"°`^'r"----•
IT I5 WI'1 H MOST SINCEREST 'THANKS THAT WE
CAN AGAIN` 1~XPRE Sa TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS. MAY ';i. HE NEN-NEAR BE ONE OF
GiREA.T REJOICING AND OF MARKED PROSPERITY
'10 ALL, ..AND CON:TIN £IED CONFIDENCE IN OUB
BUSINESS RELATIONS IS OUR MOST VALUED DE-
SIRES.
Stade 8c Weido
ITEMS OF LOCAL Dint
$J
MSS Ruth .Schrag:,is speeding.
the 'weak at Grand Bend. ,
Goods a moat given away. on Sat-
urday, Feb, 10th at Preeter`Mon-
ster Sale, .
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Mr. Fred Yungblult of Auburn;.
is visiting ,his .brtohert Mi,• Marry
Yungbiut o;1 the village,
Miss Muriel Preeter, who was
;r recent visitor to Kitchener, . has
returned to her .homehiere..<•
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A real cold snap 'passed over
.:his section over Sunday,. andthe.
uereury di°opped just a .litt10 .be-
low zero.
Mr. F. J. Wickwire”! of Exeter,
was in' the village on Tuesday, he Jr. Pr (A)r FIarvey ,CTausisu, Go -
assisted in the job dept« of the orge Ducharme, Harry Foster, '
4Herald.;
Armond Grenuer, .Roy Stnith,Stew-
art Thiel, Hazel Utllteyt
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Green, 1arr fM'. A, Lamont, Teacher
;wine, entertained their friends , •ta' Report of Roomi LE c ,
in oyster stripper on Monday'' -even Jr. III—E. Fleischauer 89%; Rose
:rg, and all report a good''timye. Leibold 83, Beulah Sarraas 73; Glad -
I tell you I can—I tell oir I ys Spathe 70; Laurene ,Schwalm 67
Wilfred Ducharme 63, Earl Thiel 43
will give you the Biggest I;a , aains Rose (Albrecht 35' Claire Mellick29.
'ou ever got in:. your lnfe�, , T. „ A. Sr II-Le�elan,d Willert 88 Ruth
)almer, at Preeter's. : , '
Zettel (84 Grace `et tel 83; Nelda,
Messrs. M. C. Milliken, Principal Schwalm 64, Napoleon Bedard 77,
,f Z.P. S. and. Campbell hurray; Carl Haberer 66 ,Greta Koehler 62
?etcher of No. 12,• Hay; spent 'the Alice Koehler 61, Floyd Kropf 56
Ervin Dietrich 38,
reek -end in Stratford attendingCecil Uttley 37.
he Normal School At F1o'me, and.
Jr. II -George' .Cecil
89, Anna
)anuat: Druar 07, Adeline Fleischauer 81,
• Mary Kochems 82; Clarence Smith
Save, money and trouble by ,or- '70 Milverna Geiger 69, Roland Gr-
eering your papers at the Herald enier 69, Earl Ygnublut 67, Glenn
)•7fiec. IDon;'t ,give your money,•to Walper 54, Byron Ducharme 47,
2anvassers who go around tr-sing Oiin Foster 44, Helen Thiel i2.
e 'make a ,soft livingoff y the ,Ot B. O'Brien, Teacher.
public. • (et
Manny a coral bin in Zurich', Looks Room. III
'ike a bin. ,of emptyneiss, and pros ' Jr. TV -Victoria Deichert 75;x,
)ects are looking gloomy to have Agnes Dietrich 75; Wesley Callfas
't replenished. •So.rrae of th's, cit- 70 1-2, Mer vyn Schwalm 67 1-2,
'zens are burning green wood to Hazel Bedard 67, Martha Heideman
get a little heat. • 66„ Rosaleen Sarara,s 65, Alvin Gas -
Phone in or send us your 'visitors cho 62; Gladys Melick 60 14; Mar-
es. it is had, getting around to find cella Farwell 54. ,
them out, and also, cold to stand Sr. • III—VERA Kalbfleisch S8,
outside ,trying: to :catch sight of Clarence Farwell 78c. Lawr+ence
Sthem. Co-operate with its and:Bowald 77 1-2, Norman Fleischauer
nake the Herald newsy., 74 1-2; Dorothy Zettel 70. [Dennis.
Mr. • H'.y, Jr. was the Past we- Bedard_:65, ,Stella Oa'llfar 64, Elzar
.!k. on a business trip to Brussels ;Mousseau 63 1-2, Edward Brenner
i,nd other northern points, and re- 57, Francis .:Dietrich 54, Russell D -u,
oorts of selling ane of the famous charm.: 53, Wilkie Neeb 45, Willie
Ruggels Trucks, as well as hav- Leibold 43. \ •
ing good prospects' forMmore. Jr. III—Franz Kochems 70,
The Ilen'sall :Dramatic Club are oyd Foster 61, Milfred Uttley 58,
-Ovine a play entitled -"The ;Coon -Grace. Koehler 56, Goldie Uttley 52
Iry Minister" in the Zurich Town.' Bruce Koehler - 50, Ruth Walper 50.
F. M. Kalbflesich Teacher.
Ro mil 1V, •
Sr. V—E, Bedard, N. Rau, G. Soh
ilbe, O. Meliel, M. Pranig, E.
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LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter ,., ... 35
Eggs 51:
Erred apples per lb..... „ 7i
Dutch setts per lb. ... .. 5c
Potatoes per bag
Wheat per •bushel
Oats
Flour per c,iit, ..
Bran' per ton
Sliortsp er ton
Cliielrens per 1b.
Old Seems lb?,,
Ducks `''lb.
Hogs ... ... ......
75
1.15 ,
„ 4F•
3.00-3.75
28.00
30.00'
9-17
6-19
16-18
$10.00
-Tall on Friday evening, February
')th. This play comes highly rec-
ommended arid will be-`tve'll worth
to see.
The Women's Institute* have re- ,Bedard; M• Hey, W Ortwein, I.
purchased a pia_"'no from '1 d iDerchert; '11Z. Richard1son; M. Me-
4t • $• Pfile, dealer of Zurreb. a Minter, H..Kalbflei!sch, (absent)
this piano will be rented to airy Jr V—L• Rose, C• FaI V.0 1, E. Ga -
entertaining coinpany'iti'"tlre" r, scho,i:• J: Kochems, F. Deichert, G;
Sreenani, L. Liebold, I. Yongblut,
•Sr. 'IV I. Howaldi, 11L Geiger, C,
Meidiriger, •'C! Ducharme, G. Sch-
ilbe, H. Foster, A. Hey., I• Decher,
L. Reichert. L
Teacher 711. C. Milliken teacher
Hall only;, by making arrangent--
ents with the President, Mrs: P.
Manson.
11Trs. Slo Jasobe, of the village
received the intelligence last,
week of the passing away of her
mother, Mrs. Richard Williams,
1t Filmore, Sask.. She Wras a for
-,riir resident of Exeter, until about
1.8 years ago, when' they' movedto
the west, and was in her 82nd year
r42rs, Jacobe is theonly, surviv-
ing childliving in Ontario .
Pourtyyrelatives and friends from*
Zurich, Blake, Dashwood and Br-
onson Line, gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo,. Koch,, at
Dashwood, and spent an enjoyable
time in games and music, this was
i ollowed by refreshiiients, the good
time, was kept going into the wee
hours of the morning.
Mr. and. Mrs. A. Thiel and' Geri
Thiel and. family and Mr. Andrew
Price of Zurich, and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmore Thiel and, family of Blake
end Mr. and. Mrs Hy.. Clausius and
family of the Blind Line•, Mr. and
Mrs. T. McAdams, of the Bronson
Line were Sunday visitors'. at the
hoar of Wm. Theil.
The experience of the world's
hest adveritsers prove .that giant
tinuous advertising gets the best
«^sults, as advertising is curnula°t-
`Ve, and when there is a sliptlr,e.
wap is not bridged over, (and,.
when you resume advertisingyou
have to start all over. Periodic
9elashes, no matter how big ya
'mase is used, is not an effective
-r.-•'thod. for building up .a :subst..
antial business.
Our mailing Li9t has been cor-
eected. to January 27the And if
you have made renewals ladn have.
sol been credited, kindly let ins.
irnot , a9 we have many names en
-•ur list, and a mistake can easily
be ,made. Just a word to those
:whose libel reads in arrears. surely
you will not have us send your
account by mail. But if you are,
careless and do not pay up this
must happen shortly. Have some
business principles about yourself
atd pay at least once a year. The
ready print people at Toronto WY,
ere we gett he paper from make.
draft on us once every month'for
pour paper,. and yet a . few " have.
the nerve to make us wait ter,
aur pay for a few years.
Z. P. S. S4M-IOO1.. REPORT
Report of Rmoe I, for 'the month
e(if January ;
Jr. I... Franei's Kipper, Pearl >,5'ar-
aras, Albert Heideman,." Laurettir
Farwell, Lc nand Smith, Richard
Bedard.
Sr. Pr.—Ivan Aillert, allrrjtorie
Gascho, Harold, Stade, Violet Seb
walm, Hugh MacKinnon, I7�'ali ie
Ayres, Gladwin Mallick,'- Antoine -
tte 'Grenier. y
.Ir. Pi'. 'It --Earl Fla'.bnr eft 'Albert
"si''short, Gordon Tfowald+ r
BORN
Denlomey-At 14th cora. Hay Tpi.
on January 31 to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Denorney, a son.
LaporteAtr Satibie Line, . Hay
'Township, on February lst. to
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Laporte, a
son:
Rau—At Sa.uble Line, on February
4th,,:.to'Mr. and Mrs. John Rau, jr.
a 'son.. •
Wurm-=In Seaforth, on January 30,
to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wurm 'a
,daughter.
Bedard—In Zurich, on February let.
to rM.. and Mrs. Dennis Bedard,
;daughter.
SPORT NEWS
A fast and interesting iagme of
Hockey was witnessed on the
Hensel£ rink on Monday evening,
'when the Hensall team defeated
the Dashwood boys, by the score
of 7-2. The Hensall bunch were
somewhat rough: and quite a num-
ber op penalties were delt out by
the referee, Mr. Milton Hey., of
Zurich.
Provide neither gold not •silver
not gold, nor brass in your prsu;e
not scrip for your neither two
coats, neither shoes, not :yet est-
aves for the workman is worthy
;of
his meat,
lam the la'sit( Is there a god
besides ntie•1 yea there as no God;
h lrnlow loot any;.
Then •spa'ke Jesus ,saying, I am
the light of the woe' a ; he that' fol-
lnwet lune shall not walk in dark-
ness, but shall have ht,e light of
life:
The wrath of God, is «.,revealed'
from heaven against all unogd;li-
tress andunrighteousnass of men,
who hold the truth in unrighteous-
nests.
Happy is the man whom God
eorrecteth ; therefore • despise not •
thou, the chastening of the •A1.--
rnighty
'beseech you therefore, bre-
there, by ,the marcies of Godo that
ye, pretlenit your bodies a living sat
ycrlfic ,•hols�, aee.•eptable Tinto God,
which is ?your reasonable service.
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The store with the Liberal Cash Disount
Don't Forget
Your Accounts for 1922 are ready
Please call before February i th
After which date we will be ob-
liged to mail them to you.
HAVE A HEART
We Need the Cash
MELIeK&13 R&JN
PHONE 63
UMW
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