Zurich Herald, 1936-04-09, Page 8!"Aar EIGHT
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THE STORE WITH THE ~ STOCK
For This Week
New Prints, 36 inches, per yard
New Ginghams, 36 inches, per yard
New Frilled Scrims, per yard
New Curtain Net, per yard
New Silk Net, per yard
New Silk Net, per yard
New Frilled Curtains, a pair
New Summer Sweater Yarn, a ball
New Table Oils, 54 -in, per yard
New Table Oils, 45 -in. per yard
New Table Oil Runners, each
New Overalls for men, each
New Work Shirts, with zipper, each
New Wall Papers, 55 patterns to choose from
prices from 10 to 35 cents, single roll
.Also Bundle Lots for Sale, at less than HALF
PRICE.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables every Week End
17c
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13c
18e
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39c
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49c
39c
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The ti' uron & Erie Mortgage
Corporation
The Ca;i ada Trust Company
'i;t nge of Interest Rates
TEE PRESENT RATES OF INTEREST AFE OBTAINABLE UPON
111.:RON & ERIE DEBENTURES AND GUARANTEED TRUST
CERTIFICATES:
4% PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY FOR TERM OF 5 YEARS
3 °%o, HALF -YEARLY FOR TERM OF 3 OR 4 YEARS
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%, HALF -YEARLY, FOR TERM OF 1 OR 2 YEARS.
100.00 OR MORE CAN BE INVESTED IN THESE SAFE AND
CUNVENLENT SECURITIES AT ANY TIME.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND FULL PARTICULARS
CHEERFULLY SUPPLIED BY:
Andrew F Hess, W Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY,
HARDWARE — SEEDS
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your winier's fuel, be it Coal or
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and
isk and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
0 in all sizes
3 Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
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rocery Store
Apple Sauce (canned) 2 cans 25e
Cranberry Jam, 32 -oz.
29c
Cream Cheese, `Half -lb. pkg. 2 for. 25c
P. and G. Soap, 6 bars for r .. 25c
CMpso, large pkg. 19c
Oatmeal Cookies, per lb, 1 5c
Chicken Haddie, 2 cans for 25c
Aylmer Pork and Beans, large can at 10c
Merino Oesch - Zurich
EGGS WANTED.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL MEW
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Mr. ,George Crozier of the Bank of
Montreal staff is spending a few we-
eks at his home in Walkerton. Un-
fortunately George has a . marl at-
tack of measles, hence his absence in
the bank.
Agricultural Society MMeets.
HENSALL SPRING SHOW
The annual Hensall. Spring' Show
of horses and cattle was field at that
place on Saturday when there w --as a
splendidcrowd, considering the wea-
ther. There was one of the best
showing of cattle and horses seen in
years. It was opened by a parade of
horses and cattle headed by the Hen-
sall Citizens' Band. The live stock
judging competition, open to Huron.
County boys between 15 and 20, was
well contested. Ian 1VIcLeod, agricul'
tural representative of Huron Coun-
ty acted as judge. Norman Pepper
secured the highest number of sharks' face last week is improving.
Harold Pepper second. Prize winners ' ° Dr. Eugene Tiernan of Hamilton is
were as follows: spending a few days with his parents
Clydesdale—Agen stallion, R. Bur-
chill, Dublin; stallion foaled in 1933
T. J. McNichall, Seaforth; Ross Pre•-
deham, Cromarty.
Percheron—Aged stallion, John
Kreis, Dublin; stallion foaled in 1933
F. Robb, Mitchell. At a rent meeting of the C. E.
Standard bred brood mare — Dr: Band it was decided to mange the
Campbell, Hensall; heavy cera£' male e t the "Henzich Memorial
in foal, B. Scott, Cromaity; filly ;or l and in honor of the ,Iate Rev. W.
gelding foaled in 1933, Lorne Hey,
S. Henrtoh who was the original ori
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs 14, 13, 12
Butter Ib. 27
Chickens, lb.. 15'x, 14, 13, 11
Wheat
72
Oats, bush. 25
Barley, bush. 32c
Buckwheat, bush. 32
Flour cwt. .............. 2.25 315
Bran and shorts, tan ....... 2000
Potatoes per 904b._ bag .....:.100
Live hogs, cwt. 7.00
on Saturday. Mr:. Ager assisted the
Dashwood Band at any special occas-
ions.
Miss Anna Tiernan spent the week--
end in Hensall.
.Messrs Mervyn: Tiernan, Msiford
Me ner and Elgin Merner spent the
week -end in Detroit.
i , Mrs. J. C. Reid who was confined
to her home with an infectionon her
here.
Mrs. I. Vernon and son Melvin and
Miss Jean 1Vtc.Isaac of Detroit, spent
a few days with friends here last-.
week, also renting Mr. Goet's huose:
for the summer.
Hipper anizer: Henceforth it will be under
Draft or Agric. foals of 1935, A..:tl?is name.
Wright, Brucefield;•Glen Slavin, I�ip '' Mr.Valentine Becker has rented
pen; ditto 3rd; Draft team, J. Scott, Herb Wein's Garage and hsa taken
Cromarty; R. , Scott, Cromarty; Agr. po'gession.
mare in foal, T. 5. McMichael, Sea- Ladies' Aid and W. M. S.
forth; A. Wright, Bruce'fieIcz; W Hans The regular meeting of the Ladies'
ilton & Son, Cromarty; Filly or gel- Aid -and W. M. S. of Dashwood Ev-
ding foaled in 1933, W. Hamilton &' angelical. Church was held in the
Sons; Filly or gelding foaled in 1934 church basement recently with Mrs.
'Win.. Hamilton & Sons; Warren Bro- 'W. Wolfe in charge of the program.
ek, 'Kirkton; R. Tinney & Son, Hen- The, chapter, ."Daughters in Drudg-
sall: Agric. team, R. Scott; W."eny" in ;the :Mission Study book was
'Brock, -.W. Hamilton & Sons. Gen- given by Mrs. George Link. Mrs. J.
Purpose team, Wm. Decker Zurich, J. M. Tiernan and Mrs. A. E. Oestrei-
Wm. Decker 2nd, 13. Williams. Road cher sang a duet, 'Down at the
sters, :farmers class, Elgin N. Riley, Savior's Cross" and a reading was
Kippen; Hilton Truemner', Zurich; given :by Mrs. Earl Gaiser.
open roadster class, Dr. Campbell; The president, Mrs. 1I. E. Roppel
Champion class draft J. Scott and then presided for the business session
2nd; Agric class T. J. McMichael, W. at whish 61 sick visits were reported
Hamilton & Sons; filly draft of agric. The following Visiting c;onsmittee
5.• Scott. Twp. prize, special for 3 were appointed: for April, Mrs. Ver -
best horses in one twp. J. Scott, R. non. Schatz, Mrs. Earl Gaiser; for
Scott; Special for best Clydesdale May, Mrs. E. Bender, Mrs. Jos Wild -
stallion, R. Burchill; special bestgts. fong. A motion to contribute $35
turnout, E. N. Riley, Kippen; best to the church treasury was carried.
lady's driver ,Mrs. Garnet Datars, 'Arrangements were made to hold a
Zurich; Mrs. Ross Chapman, Thnice= :quilting on April 14. Mrs. W. Wolfe
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field; best wagon horse, W. Decker; and Mrs. D. Tiernan were chosed as
Zurich; best horsemanship under 16,
D. Sangster, Hensall. —Judge, 5. C
Stockley, Guelph.
CATTLE—Angus aged bull, Bert
Klopp, Zurich; bull calved in 1934,
B. Klopp, and 2nd; Cow, B. Klopp;
hbifer under 2, B. Klopp.
Shorthorns, aged bull, R. N. Peek
W. Oestreicher; bull calved _in 1934,
11. N. Peck, W. Oestreicker; Cow any
age, R. N. Peek; W. Oestreicker; he-
ifer under 2, W. Oestreicher, R. N.
Peck,
Herford—Aged bull, H. C. Wright
Cromarty, 3. McGregor, Hensall
Bull calved in 1934, H. C. Wright„
J. McGregor; Cow any age, O'Neil
Bros. Denfield; H. C. Wright Crom-
arty; heifer under 2, O'Neil Bros, H.
C. Wright. .
Market cattle—butcher steer or.
heifer, J. McGregor. ON&&I Bros, H.0
Wright; baby beef, R. N. Peck, H..0,
Wright, W. Oestreicher.
Judge — Humphrey Snell, Clinton
.DASHWOOD
Would the party who loaned my
^towbar last winter and failed to
return it, kindly do so at once.—P.
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QUALITY — PRICE — SERVICE
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See Our New Beds, Springs and:
Mattresses.
USED FURNITURE
Two Codd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
Good Used Dressers from. $4.50 up; Dining Tables;.
Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale.
One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from :$2000 a
BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice
Painting Wagon
Painting Buggy
Recovering Buggy Top
Rerimming Buggy Wheels Set
Buggy Shaft
Cross Bar
Buggy Reach
Buggy Spokes each
$ 7.011 and 10.00.
6.00 sand 10.00
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delegates to 'attend the Annual.
Branch Convention to be held in
Crediton in May. The following we-
re appointed as a general eonlxnittee1
to have charge of serving the meals
at :the Annual Conference of the Ev-
angelical Church in Canada, which
convenes here, May 5-10. Mrs. H. E.
Roppel, Mrs.' David Tiernan, Mrs. E.
Bender, Mrs. V. Schatz; Mrs. R. H.
Taylor, Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher and
Mrs. Daniel Haugh. '
The Mission Circle held their mon-
thly .meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hy. Hoffman on 'Tuesday even-
ing .last. After the singing of the
Creed "I would be True". The
Lord's Prayer was prayed in unison.
Scripture reading by Ella Martinson
from Mark 16, 15, 20. The topic
was then given by Myrtle Gaiser on
I am very lonesome from the }books
entitled Typhoon Days in Japan.
They were then favored with a con -
net solo Melody in F., by Mrs. Betty
Taylor followed by a short Radio
Broadcast Play "Shall Sue have a
Chance", taken by Ella Witmer, Jean
Weber and Miss patterson. The min-
utes of the last meeting was then
read followed by the roll call to
Mcisaac. which 20 members responded. Four
Mr. Wan. I3esenthal of Windthrost now members were taken. It was
Sask., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Jae- then decided to hold a box social on
ob Schroeder and MTs. 0. Miller. .April 22nd. The meeting W's closed
Messrs Harry Hoffman and ilgaua by singing the Circle Song .andre-
ice Klumpp attended the funeral of peat the IVlizpab Benediction in uni-
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EXTRA EXTRA
Large Shipment of Tires Just Received'.
Regular 1.
r $1 Q.OQ Heavy Service Wires at ............ :..:..6.35
Regular 10.75, Heavy Service tires at 6.90
Gasolineat per gollon ...........................23c
Lubricating Oils and greases at corresponding love prices
Get Your Requirements Here, where -Your Dollars
Go the Farthest!
Expert Workmanship on all Makes oLCars, with charges
Very Reasonable!
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ASSEY-HARRIS NEWS
SEEDING MACHINES WILL SOON BE
USED
Let US have orders early for Repairs and avoid
Disappointments.
Cultivator Points for all` makes, M. -F Points are
the Best.
How about a Cream ..Separator Demonstration?
ration?
Tel. Shop 149 0. KLOPP & SONS
AUCTIONEERING? YES!
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