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Following our usual Custom we are again h w Icciriig a
two weeks Sale, ;inn alg S.t,, June 24, ending on
Sat. July 8th.
We offer quality goods only, from our regular stock
No cheap truck bought for s,.,le purposes. Cc:rae and
share in the many l;arga:ns we offer° t
We can list only a few. See large Posters for more
particulars.
Voiles, fine dotted Swiss yd. 39c
Broadcloths, •all colors yd. i 7c
Broadcloths, white • i 4c
Unbleached sheeting, 72 -in. 35c
Extra quality factory cotton, at i Oc
Best Wabasso Sheets 80x90, each 1.29
Ladies' Satin Slips, each Fac
Ladies Silk pantees 29c, 39c, and 49c
Men's fine shirts, at 98c
Men's Ties at 25c
Men's Sport Trousers, at 1.75
All Curtain Goods Greatly Reduced
GROCERY SPECIALS
.Sandwich cookies, 2 -lbs, 29c. Lemons, doz. 29c
Cheese lb. 15c. Peas No. 1, 3 tins 25c
Prunes, lb. 10c. Jello 4 for 19c
Sodas 2 lbs. 20c. Macroni, lb. Sc
Large Catsup 18c. Grape fruit juice 50-o2 tin 25c
PRODUCE WANTED
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Huron & Erie Debentures
CANADA TRUST
GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
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F9'o` per annum, half earlY • for 1 and 2 Years
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3M % per annum for 3 and 4 Years...
33i% per annum for 5 to 10 Years.
Free Information - From
Andrew F. Hess,
Local Representative
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HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE
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If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
FROST FENCE
. . . . for long life,
Come in and see our stock of Frost
Farm Fence .. the finest we've ever
had. Heavily galvanized by special
Frost process, Wears for a lifetime.
We can quote you attractive price*.
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famous Frost Fence!
PAINTS!
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tint BONDED
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SAWS Y'AU MQN�YS;
PAINTS!
We carry a full line " of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax I
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes 1
is in all sizes
Furniture, Springs and Beds, Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
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no -charge laid in Huron County as bort Miller and Rhinhold Kursinsky
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Peerless
Peerless wheat puffs, 16 -oz. Plug.
Fly spray, 16 -oz can 190
Laundry soap (unwrapped) 10 bars %5c'
Ginger snaps per lb, 1i0c;
New potatoes, 7 lbs, « .... 25c.
Pure Dutch Cocoa, per lb
Heavy Zink rings, per .i Sc.
Heavy
Grapejuice per bottle i 5cSave our Cash
Coupons for sgxrie: bearntif'ul China -
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EGGS WANTED.
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ITEMS OF LOCALdill;
Mrs. Bertha Bloch is spending;' 'a
few weeks in. Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith andMae
were at London. Thursday.
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Rev. and 1VIrs. LH. Kalbiieistth and
('family of Elmira spent t few days SPRING DRESSES,
wi to relatives .n Z u> i cn. We art.- new showing a nice xarrgei eat
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oeach have re- New Spicing Dresses, and invite yzxu
cently taken a position in the Ca- to cone. in. and Iook them ower.
unty Home, Clinton.
Mrs. Fred Schiele of Sebringville l Attractive Priced : f oris ) .49) tcz, � 60
is at present visiting her sister, Mrs• Note --6 Store is in our Rksidertc_.
J. England.' MRS„PEARL MOTJSSE.AH„ Zurich
The fine • rains last"week-end and
on Tuesday evening surely do put a. Phmne; 4- T rieln
big kick fix growth. .,....
1Vliss Clara Weber of London, spent
the week -end at the home oa' ii sr
parents, 1Vtr. and Mrs Louis Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. Braceville .and Miss
Helen of Toronto were guests at tkc
: home of Mrs. John England last wk.
Mn. and Mrs. Roy Myer and Mrs.
'Flossie Brown of London were week-
' end visitors at the home of Mrs. Char
iWeber.
Mi-. and Mrs. R. J. Kalbfieisch, ac-
! companied .by Mrs. Al. Kalbfieisch of
Detroit spent the week -end With fri-
end's and relatives in the vicinity.
Another year has passed in the life
of the Zurch Herald and with July
1st it has ,completed its 39th year. We
thank our many patrons for making
this possible.
Mss. Schneiker an,d;.,son Clare of
:Milverton .visited the ,.. orsner's sister.
Mre. John Brenner over the week-
end. Clare attending the Merner-
Burn wedding.
Mr. Harold Stade was a recent
caller to Arthur where he wr.s in-
vited to join the hockey team for the
coming season, but as we understand
Harold did not sign up. , A June ',wedding took place at Exe,
Mr. Chelsea Thiele, son of Mr, and ter when : Harlon Elouise, youngest
Mrs. Fred Thiele, a scholar of London daughter: of Mr. John W. and the
South Collegiate, received word that late Mrs:, Waiper of Exeter, was inar-
he has received first class honours in rigid to Lloyd Willert McBride, onlyr•'
all his subjects, being in the Third son of .lir, and Mrs. S•arnuel McBride
Form. Congratulations Chelsea! of Zurich. „ The.. ceremony was per
The relatives and friends of Miss formed by the Rev. Arthur Page at
Vivtoria Deichert (bride elect) pres- the p ae,sonage' of James Street United
exited her with a,; miscellaneous show- Ch`a..Y:da, :Exeter. The young duple
er; whch was held at the home of -',u.e 't'ttr4tencIed. The bride was love- t
her parents, Mr,, and Mrs. Peter Del- Ir ni a White chevanier crepe gown ...
Ichert, iSr. •..."..• Freiithi suede lace _.boiery fachet
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull of p'r"it}a, throe. g1iartey'`len- th veil ealight
the Blue Water south; accompanied with lily a:the-valley: She earned but
by Mr. and Mrs. Elzar Mousseau and ai' oia
ogno et. ;Johnana :Hill rases
a ith ,rhhozi ;ties. Following . the dere-
auoiiy a4vedding ;'dinner was served
fea_n •a -table decorated with bink and
white stresaners and centred with the
Mr. and Mrs Theo. fader and da- bride's bale. Mr. and Mrs. McBride
ughter Margaret, .?,r..i ed g idc'+ and lcft on �i extended tour to Nrvv York
,Mrs. Catherine Rader of Ila ry o ,d, and St. Petersburg, Florida. For tray-
and Mrs, Susan Haberor of town, tilling th'e bride donned a white fian-
motored to Pigeon, Mich and other nel tailor-made suit, with picture hat.
places, vsiting friends and relatives+ and mai,;c'hirug rtccessorte . On their
returns they fill :reside in Windsor,
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',-,HYMENEAL.
Eichler =Deiehett
A very pretty but girl:et wedding
was solemnized at Trinity Lutheran
parsonage, New Hamburg, on Thurs-
d ay afternoon, June 29th, when Miss
Victoria Deichert, darter •of Mr.
and Mrs. -Peter Deichert, Sr., of Zur-
ich, became the bride a Mr. Wilfred
Eichler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eichler, of New Hamburg. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. IH-.
Mosig, Roth bride, and groom vele
Unattended. The bride was attired in
a .dress,?; of Lassile bule sheer with
whitecessories tend carried a cors-;
age of Rroses The young couple left
on a short. wedding trip by motor -car.
On their return they will take ::. • up
residence in New Hamburg, w;lrezre
they have the, best wishes of a la
circle of Zuleteh friends.
MuLaride—Walper
daughter of Kippen, were recently on
a motor trip to Tabermory and dist-
rict.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McBride, of
Manley twp, accompanied by Mr; R.
MnDouga1l, who is visiting tronl'.the
West and Miss Minnie Reid, of Hen-
son, were recent visitors to New York
City, taking in the World's Fain
Re. and Mrs. E. Burn; Eldon and Miller and the late Otto Miller, be-
_ Rev.
Burn, s Mr. and Mrs. Bert came the bride of Earle William ilen-
ry, son of (Mrs. Kursinsky antthe
Zuluf and son of Milverton; Mr. and Mite Henry Kursinsky, a£ ,i inrlen
Mrs. Albert Burn of New York city, Mieh« Rev, T 1 t., 'performed tho
Miss Myrtle Weber and -friend of ..nreaxi'waiy, `while Rev" E. !MiI;t x, bra-
Toronto, attended the Merner-Tiuz-n they of the bride, from Cler}eland,
Ohio, gave an addlr. ess, To the .strains
of Lohe4igrin's wedding, march, play-
ed by Mrs. 'Edgar Restemeyer, the
bride entered the church, accompa.n-
si. it for a few years, has resigned: fed by her Brother, .Albert Miller. The
and has accepted a position as tea- bride wore a gown of white broad -
cher at a Bridgeport school :for thecaded sheer, with a silk veil and cor•
corning term. The trustees ase adv- onet. She carried a bouguet of pink
ertising for a new teacher and the
one they wig] engage must be able to
teach the new course of home econ-
omics, which will he a new study for
the children,
ICursinskcy.-- Miller
pry i,y ivedding'took place in Zion
Luthet� cliu,rcla, 'Dashwood, when
Friedaudsirie, daughter of` Mrs..
wedding on Saturday.
Miss Herta •Gowan, whose home is
in Milverton, and who has been on
the Zurich ptibl.ic school teaching
roses and baby breath.. Miss Hilde-
gard I-diller, sister of the bride, as
bridesmaid, wore: a floorlength gown
of pi.n'.t lace with white hat and acces-
sories. Rer :ior'ers were pink sweet
peas and roses with fern. Clifford
Quiet in Huron f Kursinsky, bother of the groom, of
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result of the week end celerra.tion, were the ushers. Four neices of the
rovincial, county and municipal poi- bride sang sweetly "0 Perfect Love”.
ce said Monday morning. Sovrral fist A reooption was held at the bride's
ghts were straightened out without home., later ].tuft for Niagara Falls.
rosecution, one man, requiring a dot- The bride wore navy and white AC.,
rs atttcnti-'n. There were two cessorzes'. On their return they will
innr auto accidents: ; ren.de hi Minden. City.
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YOUR SEASON'S NEEDS
This Season Cads for Good New Fences on the Faun.
Let Us Supply. You with the best of Woven Wire. We
also have Barb• Wires, Brace Wires, Staples, Etc. S'e
• us about New Roofings, Plumbing, and Evetroughii gt
▪ SPECIAL PAINT SALE; From 65c. a Quart
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FURNITURE •
Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
fr,
' in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices quality Cali e
sidered, Let us; show you our Beds, Springs, Aflattre ss, ,
'Dining Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc,
a. SLI HTLV USED FURNITURE t
For the most conservative purchaser, we have a t
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• 4 Large Assortment of Slightly Used Furniture thatwilt
give you big value for the Money, such as: Davenports, a
iCouches, Dressers, Rockers, Other Chairs, Etn Be
sure and look these over.
Johnston &
Kaibiejsch
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xeFurniture. hone 63 *ti.
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MASSEY-IIARRIS NEWS
GENUINE '.1!.-H. PARTS work best on M. -H. Ia.
plerrents... Mower and Binezr Knives ground
while you wait with carbarundum equipment.
Guaranteed Batteries at $4.49-
1 %. year battery guarantee 485
2 ;pear battery guarantee 17 -plate ~ 7',.95
Guaranteed 440-21 tires atiiize 5.85
V sit the East End Service Station for City Sery
at Zurich :P: ,, ,M;,ard.,trucks properly,
gieased with'iatest hydralic iprnent,
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
East and West End SERVICE STATIONS
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ERE'S a money -saving recipe that
makes meat go farther and gives
yoti a delicious meal. And it's only one
of 103 ways bread can improve your
meals and save you money.
Use bread often. As a cooking in,
gredient, as toast, or as wholesome, de-
licious bread and butter, be sure everyone
in your family gets six slices a day. Helps
build body tissues and gives you energy,
Remember, bread itself' is raoz fattening.
In fact it is a protection needed when
reducing. Try our delicious, wholesome
bread.
"10'3 WAYS TO
SE iVE BREAD"
-- Frig illustrated
recipe book worth
2s will he seat
to you Fltk;E, Just
leave your ataene
with us.
ECKEL'S BAKERY Zurich