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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1917-12-14, Page 6RAYLA! THE WONDERFUL VALUE NOGR.A Famous for its clear tone and design of cabinet What could be more acceptable than a RAYOLA to the family for a Christrna s present? The price need not :stand in your way— we have Phonographs from $5.00 to i $200.00 No, 7 oak, plays any record. PRICE $25 00 PL&YS ANY MAKE DISC RECORDS, With diamond point, sapphire point, patha bull point, fibre needle, steel needle or special "Wawa all" needles that play fifty selections 'without changing 1.111111o1•1111•1111. 7 -inch Emerson Records, double side, 35c, 3 for $ia, 7.inch Par•o-ket Records, double side, 40c This Record plays on Edison machines :as well as other makes of phonographs. Phono Cut, 10 -inch, piays 01;Paths machines as well as our machine, Price 65c Popular and Crescent, double side, 10-ineb, 75c No. 3 Special, Price $7500.00 Plays any make of Disc Rec- ord. Is fitted with double spring motor. Has large tone arm, first quality sound boa. Large Wooden Horn. Finished in Oak or Mahogany. • No. 100, Oak or mahogany, plays any record Price $123 Double spring Noiseless Motor Tone Reducer, Caster Lock. 11 you buy a lore -priced machine you can turn it in on a large floor Cabinet Phonograph• Later on at what you lurid for it, Our low-priced Phonographs play any make or records, which protects you against loss when changing for the large floor Cabinet Phonograph. You caninot afford to purchase a Phonograph until you have seen our display ; and when it comes to value, we will save you money. Sold on credit to responsible people. Herewith are some of our prices, as far as space will permit. CALL ON THE OLD RELIABLE STORE AND SEE A LARGE DISPLAY OF RAYOLA PHONOGRAPHS; ALSO JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, STERLING AND SILVER-PLATED WARE, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND NOVELTIES. Why pay exorbitant prices for old advertised lines, on which you can only play one make of record without buying an alt achm-ent, when you can buy up-to-date first -quality Phonographe at considerably less money. Our machine can be seen in several places near Zurich. Write for particulars. ' No. 80, Oak or mahogany, plays any record Price $100 Double 'Spring, Noiseless Motor,N Tone Reducer. W. J. WRAY& CO., and London Phoriograph Co. 234 Dundas St., London, . Ont. Phone 3561, Agents Wanted Everywhere ,1'.adt--A purse,.between l ensa1' land Zurich, containing about $27.ee Suitable reward if returned to Herald Office, Zurich. LOST -4 spring seat for a, wagon, •ont he Zurich road, east of the vilkfge. Finder please re- turn to owner, Geo, Thiel, Zurich. LOST—In the westerly portidn of Stanley township, a puree of mon- ey,. papers, etc., Finder will be returni•n,g same to owner, Mr. Taros, Brownett, Varna, P, O. NEW ADS;— J, Preeter, T. L. Warn, J. araseho & Son, Union Gov lesnmrefnt (3), W. J. Wray & Co. Public meeting, H, Gellman, PUBLIC MEETING A meeting ' will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, next Wednes- day` at 2, p. m4 in the interests of more hog production. Mr. Dun- .ean, of Toronto, will address the meeting. The case of Cook et al. vs, Ham- ilton, adjourned 4'rorn the Coen-, ty Court last month, was before Judge Dickson, at G•oderich, last week. H.'Cook, Sons & Co., the defendant, Jaynes Hamilton, lives, at Clinton. The plaintiffs claim- ed that last winter the defendant agreed to sell to them 1,000 bush- els of oats at 61c a bushel, and 300 bushels of winter weath at $1.75 a bushel. 1?laintrffs delivered to defendant the bags in which the grain was to be shipped, but the grain was not delivered, Plainti- ffs claimed 8490 and costs. On con- sent of council His Honor ordered: that after twenty days judgement be entered for the plaintiffs for $250 damages -with costs. THE 'SOLDIERS' VOTE. The soldier's vote so far as Ont- ario is eencerjned, is likely to be an important factor iin the corning felectio'Yr. 1!n 1911 the total vote in thiis Pro -dace was 355,738, the smallest in a dozen years. In 1;914 largest vote on record was polled when 462,450 ballots were cast. The force recruited in Ontario up to' present is [nearly 290,000 men, and everyone of these whether or not he has reached the age of ti years, will have the right to vote under. The new Franchise Act. It is easily seen, then that nearly half the vote cast in Ontario will be byt he soldiers. ' VULCANIZING I have installed a complete Vul- canizing outfit and can 'do all kinds of auto tire repairs. Both inter and outer casings. I can also repair and half sole rubber boots and shoes. NOW IS [THE TIME TO GET THIS WORK DONE BEFORE THE RUSH OF SPRING WORK COMBS IN. T. H. Agur, Garage, Hensel' AUTOS OVERHAULED REPAIRE {1. and PAINTED Now is the time to get your auto overhauled and painted for next season. Repairing and overhauling will be done properly by skilled workmen. Painting will be done at the Zurich Carriage Works. Leave all orders with Henry Galirnan Zurich Garage : iw ce" ice►;1 I ra��.�•I IN1<� 01 .11,1101"AVIVII, �. truer " ..+`�..w.r.�ri_.+. INVESTMENT OF YOUR SAVINGS Money lying at a low rate of interest will earn for you each six months more interest dollars ,by in- vesting it in a Huron & Erie Debenture; You receive the unconditional promise of this Half -Century old Corporation that your funds will be repaid at the time promised together with half -yearly interest thereon. For terms of one, two, three, four or five years interest is paid at the rate of 5 per cent per annunn Why not ark for further particulars? MORT CAGE CO RATION tHARTE.RcE 1864 "Older t,xr fhe Dominion of Canada" HEAD OFFICE: LONDON, ONT. <spplicatier_e Jnr Debentures received by ANDREW HESS, Agent ZURICH, ONTARIO r z2 •N•.N•••••i••••••t!s•••N •••0.0.41••• •••••••••••••••••••••11!••• 1 • • • 11s•sil9111sss41•s100s0AY0i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a tl"*4el44si4.010.114144.4 4seseviesemseme PLJBLIC MEE°TINGS will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Friday Night, Dec. 14th commencing at 8 o'clock, and in ? 1 1 • • • . • 1 • • • 0 Zimmer's Hall, Dashwood, on Friday Afternoon, Dec. 14th commencing at 2 o'cIock. • Thos. MeNlillan anG. Cameron, of Coterie,, will address the meetings.0 s•. w' Liberal Candidate and GOD SAVE THE KING 1 •