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CARE , ; F YOUR FET
WE ARE SOLE'AGFN TS FOR THI(} DISTRICT FOR TILE CELEBRATED Dr. SCHOOLL'S;
"FOOT EASE ANT) ARCH' SUpOPRTERS, AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH SAME BY WAKING'
ORDERS. .,DO NOT SUPPER PROM FOOT 'TROUBLE I1` YOU CAN GET RELIEF BY WEARING
rIFXESA , , - We have just a feV dozen- pair of• comfortable ..'warm,.isp
ats whiek we are selling at abigisacrafice,. and it will pay you to 'take advantage of theee b
argains for 'next winter's wear• EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR AT POSSIBLE LOWEST PRI
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THE ROME OF GOOD• SHOE S
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REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
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WE WTSEt '.£O HAND OUT A THOUSAND THANK YOU'S r,PO EV-
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MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WHO HELPED TO 'WAKE OUR
BIG STOCK REDUCING, SALE SUCH .AA. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.
IF ANY i ONE HAD TOLD US THAT WE COULD HAVE REALIZ-
Dt ED 50 MUCH READY CASH IN STICB A SHORT TIME, WE WO-
ULD HAVE SAID CRAZY. IT CAN'T BE DONE—WE HAVE LEAR
NED A WHOLE HEAP OF GOOD THINGS DURING OUR SALE
AND THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE IS TO GIVE GOOD BIt1 VAL-
UES IF YOU WISH TI MAKE A SUCCESS. t THIS IDEA "WILL BE
CARRIED OUT SUCCESSFULLY IN THIS PLACE OF BUSINESS
:r3 HEREAFTER, WE HAVE ALWAYS TRIED TO GIVE A.HUNDRED
CENTS WORTH OP VALUE FOR EVERY DOLLAR SPENT WITH
US, BUT IN 'THE FUTURE WE'RE GOING TO GIVE ONE HUNDR-
ED AND TEN CENTS '9, EVERY DOLLAR.
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1•, 1923,
.Bear I., Smith, Publiiaai Fr
$1,25 a Teta Iii Ade`kal.
152IN AR13LUiM, $2 1A:1 1310 oaARtiED
1V1'~i'ss Elizabeth Rennie' visited at
Londoal this week. '
M..'and. Mips. T. L Wurre and Mr
Nesbitt Woods were Sunday vis-
iters at 'Bayfield.
Mrs; Moses Geiger is visiting
wwii:h her 'son,, Rev. and Mrs. R.
M. Geiger, at Rockwood.
Miss Louisa Roerig, who is em-
ployed at Kitchenerm,, is spending
a few weeks with friends and rel-
atives! here,. •
1VIr. Michael Hoffman, left for
Eitclieize.r on Wednesday morning
uhare • Mrs, Hoffman' is staying
for a few days.
Rev :Mr. Clemens of Rodney is
assisting; Rev:; J. G. Litt, with,,. the
revival•:eerviees m the Evangelical
church; this week.
Mr. David Schnell ofSa'sk., who
is spending' the winter with r•2iati
ves and friends, is, at present vis-
iting' at Guelph and: Kitchener.
Mr. D. Deitrich of Mt. 'Carmel,
call d, rax%` Mr. G. Holtzman of the
v�llge olio day last week to ink
vestigate wind insurance and 'Loft!
out a policy in the Western farni
er s wind Insurance Co.
M s,' D. 1VIcClinchey, who had
been visiting for some' 'time at
the home of. her .brother, Mr. W.
C. Wagner, Telt for London this
week.
Mr. acob Brown of the Goshen
I, lle, ;seuth, is holding an auction
isle of Farm Stock and implem-
ents' on March 12th, as' Mr. Brown
is retiring • and moving to Zurich,
ll 7,s sort, Mr. Melvin Brown will as-
isunze the running of the farm
Ant,th r fel. ' carloads of coal
detaliellLd into., hsail last week,
tom, vote at Zurich ',vere
'f Ley,r lote, to tie
,n Vey fo nple of weeka1
Trope sea! : _ 0 season for fir -
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This Newspaper Space is taken up merely to
express our feelthgs and to Thank the Thousands
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,that visited Our Big Sale. And i.s not intended for
an Advertisement
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Save the MMec
We ear,' duplicate your "Broken
Spectacle Lenses from the Smal-
lest Chip within 36 Hours.
ESS the Jeweler
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated 1855
Capital and Reserve 4000000,
Over 125 Branches
T
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Farriers will secure" sywpathe.
etic banking at any, of our bre-
ouches. ,Careful attention to
the need's of Canada's Agric.e
ultural interests has always be-
en a feature of The Mebane
Bank. Savings Departments at
every Branch. Deposits of
$1.00 and upwards invited.,
C. H. JOY
Manager Zurich Branch•
ing will -be over and this trouble
ended.
We would aslc bur readers to .j:•II••4t•4 : + 4.3 + 4••« •r4•°a••1••E•+••i••l5• 4?'•+•3•.II•• •P+++?°i:+'E'4'•F++A* :•4'•114•'
ray particular attention to the a- 4� ,
mount- of. Auction Sales being ad- 4.
Verti'sed in the Herald from Week
to weer.• Only a few years ago,
;scarcely a farm sale was item- +
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act in ; the erald gird now meet-
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Tust Received a large„ number_,,..af Genuine Woolen Horse
Blankets in Assorted--"eolers, Size 92x84.
,Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Ruga, prices
Ranging from $7.00 to ... ..:............... :... $13,00
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•, SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A. CALL..
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand.
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
HARNESS REPAIRING A S PECIALTY
FRED H
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ically 'everyone is hated.. Faris-, tit•
ers are awake to the fact that it *
pays well to advents! in the local •F•
raper, and ..yet some business men „'`t•
cherish, the ignorant Idea that it +
does not pay.
The 'steady cold and stormy we- i*
athe.r of the past few- weeks, has , �•
at last 'made a break on Sunday,
as the good old sun again made
Its appearance, and real spingr 1
like weather took place, and by'
all appearance it looks as if 'March! 4.
would come in like a lamb, and' •i'�+
then we can look for something! .p.
mush at the end bf March, as tee! . 4'
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^"Produce Wanted
'saving goes, "if it comes in i 1 e
la labile it goes out like. a lion:"
MRS. RUD. •HEIDEMAN PASSES,
Henrietta Seh iltz, relict of the ,x,
late Rudolph Heideman, passed a- 3•
,< a r at the Borne of her daughter,
:vlis. D. H. Steinbach, at TIolly, ��•
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Now, that the Holiday giv-
ing Season is over, most of us
are" getting to think of out
own personal and family needs
The weather has been cold
lately and ask yourself if you
have enjoyed warm feet dur-
ing this spell of winter. If not
come to .us and we can assure
you comfort in footwear , as
well as durability.
Repairing done by the
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anrl. 24 day+s•�! Deceased was born .__._•,___.,,,_,,,,__.....�.
in Gaerrnany and has bean in this
country for 50 years... of which time
she lisred Mostly in Zurich, and was
li ghly esteemed. by all who knew
y�'(� �`
har as a loving and of a hind 1 �J �%
dtsl.�osit;on. She had not been Well
for some, merit
Zurich for Detroit,
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Bring us Yowl' Alsike and Clover Seed,a always pay ,the,, � o
highest Market Price according to Quality Q p
e hs and last fall left
after wh ch she
went to Holly, Mich Per husband
n]-deceased'her! about a year and.
a half ago. !She leaves to mourn j,51.1,85
h':i loss 6. children—''I:s. II. Hit RJUST
IIa.iTl)e1 and Mrs; L. Bre-n. �l of De-
ti•oit; Mrs, D. H. Steinbach of Holly E,ST�qE p iTERNSAVE ANl<".
I%t els Mr, Theodore Heileman of
%Iini'ie'sata, Mr. Albert Heideman of V OILS, ERIN t`S, GEI
Jackson, Mich.; and Mr. Henry IleA BIG DISCOUNT t.'"' -
idrman of Detroit. 3 childredhav
ing also pred.eceased her. The MITTS, AND GLO`,'
family were al] present . at the �4
-enev tl except Theodore. Heide-.
pian of Minn. The remains were
brought to' Zurich where they were
•>titered in .their last resting plasty
on Wednesday afternon„ n the
L'uth'eran cemetery. Rev. 11`.•
'44tribe officiating. The f .. aily his
tha. tsympathy of their many friends
ds
here.
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