Zurich Herald, 1923-08-23, Page 87
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Clearing SALE
All lines of Summer Goods enumerated
here, as well as many other lines will be sold
regardless of former price and regardless of
cost.
Organdies SPOT., BBG-, $1.75 °o .[ '0, NOW per Yd .._ $1.00
PLAIT—All colors, EEG. $1.25 Yd. Now per Yd 85c
VOILE S
+i'igured and Floral Effects,
aloes to $1.25 yd, NOW W ... 48e.
Plain, Black, Cream, Grey, Pink.
and. Orange, 31s -in wide for 35c
IRINTED VOILIi4S
A0 -inches width at per Yd. .......15c
RATINES
All satins and crepes, Reg.
toe. yd. now ... ... ... ........
Silk Crepe
,'t ariety of. colors now at yd. ,..$1,30
Voile Blouses
1:orn White colors, yeue
choice, at each _ 75e
65c
Fancy Chintz House-
dresses
8 r•a1y clearance price Each ... $1.50
NIGHTGOWNS
Pink, Nainsook each ... ._.......$1.00
J..GASC
Produce „Wanted
HOSIERY
Butterfly Silk Hose all sizes 75c
E is lisle hose, .all sizes at .,. _.350
Cil cotton hose all sizes at ... 25c
tS "'Mil. cotton xlose, all' sizes ....20c
MEN'S WEAR
Men's Sul front She ts, values
to $3.00, now, each •._, $1.75
I .:;mina hats, at Half-price $1.50
Licht weight caps at ...... 85c
Safi, fine cotton. pr, _.." ........ 20c
WO. IK Sox, pr.
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DINNER SETTS
only 07. piece sett, Regular
j,7d,00, Now... $26.00
silty 97 piece sett, regular
$,3,00 for ..........................$19.50
1 only 50 piece sett, for ... ... $9,75
GIssa Tumblers each 5c
BROOMS
Leather bound, each _.. ...
,i.,L,ENOK LAUNDRY SOAP
iiABS FOR ... ...........
0 & SO
Phone 67
50e
25c.
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BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the LX. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OF A. BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE US
WE MAKE A SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON ' YOUR OLD
BATTERY
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER
s QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED .
We also handle '• the famous U. S. L.
Battery
'A. COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES 'AND ;TU13ES AND GEN-
UINE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME TOTIAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED. 0171i
POLICY IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG THIS LINE AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAXY ACTYLIN WELDING
BAPTERY CHARGING
BA73TERY REPAIRING
H. Mousseau Zurich
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ITEMS OF LOCAL [NTEREST
Mr Clarence Foster of Kitchener
spent a few days here
Miss Martha Heideman is visiting.
at Steiat.ford
Mr. Alfred I3endeer of Winnipeg
called on friends in the village on
Tuesday
Miss Helen Foster, who spent her
vacation at Kitchener, returned to
her home •on Friday last;
Air and. Mrs ;Ezra Smith and fam-
ily of ,Detroit, are .speni ixag the
week with friends ,here
Mr and Mrs L. Prang, and Mies
E Traiemner, were Sunday tourists
to Kettle Point
Mr and Mrs Alex, Por were
Sunday visitors with relatives sn
Brussels a
Miss Geneve Zetter,- who :spent
her vacation at Kitchener, has re-
turned home
The Brussels Post editor, Mr W
H. Kerr on Av ust- lst :passed his
43rd year as editor of that paper.
Miss Elizabeth Truomner of De-
troit is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. E. A, Prang,
Miss Helma. Sippel of 'Detroit,
is spending her vacation with rel-
atives and friends in towns.
Mr and Mrs George Heideman of
Stratford, were Sunday Ziaitors at
the home of Mr aiicl Mrrs E,aiiert
Heideman,✓.
Miss Clara, Kuntz, of Lansing,
Mich., is 'spending her 'va&tion at
the home of her parents, ,AIr and
Mrs. John Kuntz, 14th :colt.
Mr and Mrs Chapman Mos Tam -
ley and daughter of Listowe'll we-
re Sunday visitors at the bonne of
Mr and Mrs C. Fritz
Mr Chas. A.. Bedard' of,Detroi;.t,
visited his brother, Mr JoS, Bedard
Sauble Line, and other frill -Ids the
past week.
Last year the girls shortened
their skirts; his year they've cut
out the sleeees. Won t be very
lung before there is lab mystery
about them:,—Ex.
Misses Irene and Platen .Beilfuss,
and Mr. O. McHaney of Lan:sing,.
Mich., spent the 'week•'endat the
home of Mr and Mrs. Jobe Kuntz,
14th Concession
Mr. Ezra Smith and daughter.
Gertrude of Detroit, Mr. J. Pre
eter and daughter Mabel, '.mot-
ored to NIuskoka this week
Mr and Mrs Wellington : Shenk
acid family of Dashwood avere Sun
day visitors at the home 'of Merl
and Mrs Egbert Heideman
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EVETROUGHING
di And General Tinsmith Work
w
As Our Mechanic is again able to s
• do all kinds of outside work, we are s
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in a position to 11l your require-
* n;° allkinds of , �> .• g
nxe. is x�.� lc nd evet� o����� �.0
roofind and general tinsmith ork.
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aj NOW!, IS "I'H , ;'NIll1.ts TO HAVE THIS WORK DON1:, BEFORE
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s THE COLD .i:te 1 C H FALL WEATHER SETS IN
g SATISPACTIoN IS THE MO PTO 'I,".fl.:'i'l. WE ALWAYS 7
a TAINS
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• All kinds
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liv ^ r
of Shealf and Heavy - Hardware
Always on hand
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In 1610 the s.ecord tette for cros-
sing the Atlanticwas .fsiSiAln days
This year the Mauretani Bolds the.
record, her time being four, days
and eight hours.
Mr Emery Ruby and friend Miss
Florence Reist of Kitchener, and
who ,spent ,the past two, weeks at
the home of the former•'s parents,
Mr and Mrs. Wnr. Ruby, hare'a•e-
turned to the city
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
l:ried apples pee, lb,, ,.. .., ,., 7r.
Dutch setts per lb. .:
Potatoes per bag -_
Wheat per bushel
Oats ,
Flour per cwt.
Bran per ton ... ,..
Shortsp er ton .;... ...
Hogs;. cwt, .. „.
.. 11
1.1.5
45
300-3.75
28.00
30.00
1000
DATES OP FALL PAIRS
Bassfield ......,,.Sept 25-26
13i; th ... Sept • 27-•-28
RPos6els ,.. .
easetcr
Goderich, ... ...
Mit i.licll
.....Sep 20-21
'EVingham Oct 5-6
l•, rich. .. Sept 27-28
SCHOOL .F.A.TRS
;Sept. 6th Fordwich
,Sspt. 7th, Wroxeter.
Sept. 10th, Ethel
Sept llth, Belgrave
Sept: 12th, Blue>rale
Septa lath, St Helens
Sept 14th, Ashfield ,
(Sept. 17, Carlow
Sept .18, Clinto-
Sept. 19th,ZURICH
Sept. 20th; Dashwood
Sept. 21st, Winchelsea
Sept 22; Potter's Hill
Sept 24-25, .'Windham
Sept 26, Waltno
Sept.27, Dublin.
Sept 28, Blyth
OOet lst, Varna
Oct 2, Crediton
Oct. 3rd; Grand Bend:
Oct 4--5
Sept ,17-18
.Sept 5-7
Sep 27-28
Sep 25-20
Mr and Mrs. Prank Jeffrey ail
Mr and Mrs Gravelle. of Goderich
as well as some, thirty other guests
spent Sunday at the' home Of Me
and Mrs. Jos Bederd, St Joseph
Mr and Mrs E W Sto'skopf s of
Kitchener, Mr Oli ser Johnson of
Goderich, and son Earl of Toronto;
Dr. H. H COWED
L. D. ,S., D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON
HARTLEIB'S BLOCK., DASHWOOD
IN MEMORIAM
In loving n emoty of our Dear
Father, Rudolph Heideman, who
passed away, in Flint, Mich., two
years ago, August 22nd, 1921.
Little diel we think, when he left
home,
No i more would he retinae.
A tender husband, •a Fatherso dear
Has gone and left us "mourning here
We Ioved him, oh, no tongue ,can
• tell
How much we loved him and how
well
God loved him too, and thought it
best
Td tate him home wtih IIiin to rest
His Loving Children
SEPTEMBER.' ROD AND GUN
The September issue of Rod
and Gun in Canada contains a
wealth of information and amuse-
ment tor the ;sportsman. "The
Clerical Fishinn; Party.' by the
Rev W A Bradley i son original.
oceount of a real trip, while there
is a 'practical article on making
use of the borch-bark, • " 13y
spent Sunday at the 'ho'me of Mr Canoe through the Wilds of Quebec
and Mrs Thomas Johnsons
A. 500;000,001 bushel wh t crop'
far W£eteen Canada, sirs+ss, he:pre
diction by. Sir Henry Thro*itoll, pr-
esident of tae Canadian Al? ational
Railway ;in, an interview the other
day upon, his arrival after a'com-
prehensive tour of the thxfee pr-
airie provinces.
• In peace prepare for war, in
summer's heat prepare for [ •winter's
cold. Lay in your stock; of. Pen-
nsylvania or Welsh anthracite, of
smoky bdtuminuous, or ofAlberta in .the Sc feu?bee issue* is Freda of each week. from 10 a.m.
domestic. iii thin a 'chat , .y willp pal tic-' y For r ,
5 s, Warty large and 'intrrt; ting, while, to 4 pan. giving Chiroprac
give out heat
by Alfred Keator is an interesting
account of a novel route, while
Bonnyca.stle. Dale and F. V Will-
lams have contributed two good
stariss. The last Close Call of
Martin Hunter is containing iu this
Issue while a table showing the
Game Season fcr 1:,23 will prove
of interest to all sportsmen. Rob-
ert Page .Lincoln has a fishing de-
aiartrnent of interest, whilst C S
Landis, W C Motley, F II Walker
and J' W Winston have their reg-, Chiropractor and Optometrist of
War contribetian•s all up to thea Lxet•r will . be at GYaipex Rouse
War
standard, Gui s alio Ammunition'; Zurich on Monday, Wednesday and
The: store with the Liberal Cash Discoartt
TT'ENTucN 1
• Mr. Farmer
NOW IS THE .TIME TO DO YOUR FENCING, AND WE ARE
IN .A POSITION TO GIVE YOU,,, A. GOOD CHOICE OP .PENCE
AT VERY LOW PRICES. 'T'RIS IS HIGHEST GRADE ]IIAsDE.
WE H'A'V:L. FENCING HERE ALSO AT A LOWER PRICE—
COME AND LOOK IT OVER, IT MAKES A GOOD PENCE,
WELL GALVANIZED AND i1"ILL STRETCH UP FINE. IP
WE DO NOT HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT IN THIS LINE
O.F. FENCE, WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU IN A PEW DAYS.
Take Notice
Every prospective buyer should know • this. This is very
important. -- A Chain, no matter how large, is only strong as
its weakest link. Now this is the point we are driving at.
Do not be satisfued with any Fence which has not as heavy
a wire used in the lock, asthe line and upright wires, be-
cause it is bound to go at hat point first, and time will surely,
tell.
PrWecus �have ll be on end tan assortmc r,t of Choice Galvanized Crate's
Wie have painted Gates in stock from last year, while they last,
We won'trefuse any reasonable offer; You make the price.
Barb Wire, Coiled Wire, Plain Wire all galvanized. Big,stock
enough for all. Staples,. Black wire, Augers, Pliers, in feet
everything you need,
2 large Fence 'stretchers at your disposal. Ask for one; if
you need it, No Charge.
NOW, LET'S GO AND MAKE THIS A. BUMPER FiENCE YEAR.
MELJeK& BRjjsj
PHONE 63
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5y2 Per Cent.
Per ,Annum Payable Half -yearly
ON CANADA TRIZST CO. GUARANTEED MORTGAGE CER
TIT -GATES:
51/4 Per Cit
PER . NNUltt PAYABLE HALF -YEARLY ON HURON &
ERIE TIEBENTURES.
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CCauada Trust Co. Guaranteed Certificates ` and Huron
and Erie Debentnires are 'Protected by Assets of over
$25,000,000.00
$loo invested.'in Canada Trust Co., Guaranteed" Mortg-
age Certificates in twelve. months will earn for you •$5.50.
$1,000 in twelve months will earn $55.00 e
$100 invested in Hiiren & Erie Debentures in twelve
months will .earn -for you $5.25. $1000 1,n twelve months
will earn $52,50. 1• • i
LET ME ARRANGE AN NVESTIsIENT FOR, YOU NOW.
Andrew F. Hess Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
. JOHNWARS
Quebec has a bigger surplus
i ,froim liquor soles thsi : year than
last, Anal the bulk of the money
'vill go into anode good roads. And
more good roads will ,ni{.ai1 more
ILS. tourists with big thirsts next
Yea:i ..:id the more thirsty U,S.
tourists -there are, ilea bis;ger, the
surplus will be. They have it
figured do•.vn pat in (uebe4_,Ese games when faucet) defeated thein ;
at Lucan last Wednesday. score 9%3 +
Again we with to melte the an- L' nrau. is now in the second' 'round
.nouncoment of the Woin'iens' Inst- ire the junior steles +
itute annual picnic, wl> r li hays
inert elated at two sieettresasei aoa- eI'U.RITY FLOUR ,TEAM AGAIN
The last and, final d.is atesnow'get FAILS TO WIN' N.W.13,.A.ICU;L?..
as thuru iy aiternooii, August 30.
3.he ,.gent will be ll.eideon the The Lucan Irish nine defeated
spacious lawn of' Mr ancleMrs. Peter the Purity Flour team of Goderich
Mansell, tio,hen. Line, Stanley. A. by the score of 10-0 in the play
special rectuo•st is made ,ter allmere off for the North Wellington :Base -
hers to be peesent and ,to have as ball League. honors played at
ulcus of their gents. 'rroserit as Clin•ton.on Monday before 'a crowd
possible., as a royal good time is of 2(100 people, Ian. en qualified to
assured
The net debt ofCanada, ac-
coidiflg, to the statement issued •by
the +1rl artinert, of finance',• ,foil by
'a 'ibis legs •then $6,00(soras durtxag
an article on, 'he N orth American
Buffalo and .a story by H. Morti-
mer Batten complete, a particul-.
arly good nti Saber
SPORT NEWS
tic Treatments and examining Lyes,
58-22
Painting and Papa Hanging
I .Ani in a position to de ani
kind of paper hanging;, painting ,
graining . and, decorating.
II. Eicktueier,
Zurich ...,
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The Exeter Junior baseball teaua
avis eliminated from the f argue 4
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meet Str.a the oy in Gli next: round 1,
of the NWi3A :series awl the offfc +1'
err of the league are expected to
amioan ee the date within the next 't'
few clava. Stere 'Ound'ae pitched ,
a remarkable• gam fur Lua;:in, al-
flat r>inntli of Jii1y, altkniiu,;h trie ..
gid, debt rose by $x,644,393: The 4.
lowing but four hits and stiilcixig14.
Mit trsn'uat:tei's Armstrong star't1 •�
ni;t deist of Canaria at; the'enil of acs for %axenic, and was linos re • 1 °.
July stood t $2,403,235,60S� 't"
The Western
LONDON ONTARIO
September to' 15th, :x,923
The Popular Live Stock ]41 h bitions • of Western* C•i,tar^io
s'/ 4 foo i Prizes aid Att ° teens
The .. Nosy w1b0,000.00 Manufacturers-' i3uildilap,' 0.
Tlolding over .Ihr.ee 1laand•ed .Echib tel. Coble' and'see Thenbcr:;�
WONDERIfiTT1, Li,:4,'•1't'OhM A,T:riucTIONN, o. s` 1):P.P �l Ai4;i,L,
i4IUS1C.:-••x'1111+: v r:li,14:a--iPLNi. `' ,Sonriethi:i j Dolls * all ;the. tis. ' `t"
JONN Y.: J. JONES SHOWS ON •.^a 11.E WIDE. Al' t
Aciir is non; 25e all week, Children, :l:h:.
u y ry i,,< a as coin- sieved b Xlsl nes All Ohild e;t . ree'on 1rrlstiiay, September little
li.nr,•d With $2,:iti4;001,. 2 at the end y• h's will b%i'thc. Rig Year for t 1f,i;fi bo r ' ''''
1•i, A L 4, "1`• .i z, ea i the Exhibition. r,y v iy coixse
(3odeixeh 0 4 71
Ali • Infzmationgrora'Lae eClty.
Liman, �.,.. .. iU 17 1 .•
Dundas
and Reeves; Arrostrong ,I; IL SA.Ui`YDE l?rt.ssdent. A.. M. 1
Ileynes •:=•end Iraynes, Mitchell
Urepirea.-sWEI Less, W p,obston o
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01oi leist;, The gross d
ebt at the
�r rL.l e,. Ju'v avis $29 821',1,1• a0 0111
pared With 1i't09 ,,L8.:13t at• elle end.
of June. • Thi n incr ase in the gross
4�� : debt lei due to a rise in the cii•cel-
sb isleslR sssoevas 7 c , ati'ea of 'Dominion rioter
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