Zurich Herald, 1935-08-01, Page 8rrAGE Eicgrr
THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
FOR
SU MER WEAR
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New Beaded Voiles, per yard
New Batistes, per yard
New Piques, at per yard
49c
49c
39c
New Lastex Girdles, two way stretch at . 1.00
New Crepe Night Gowns at
1.00
New Chiffon Hose, elastic top, knee length at....75c
New Suede Slips, lace trim at
Grocery Specials
Corn Flakes, 3 for
22c
25c
10c
25c
19c
15c
15c
25c
45c
Soda Biscuits, 2 for
Catsup, per Bottle
Cookies, Sugar Crisp, 2 lbs
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs.
New Cheese, per lb.
Pork and Beans, 2 for
Oranges per dozen
Watermelons, large for
We are now taking orders for large Black, and Red
Monne Cherries to arrive next week.
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PRODUCE WANTED
SON
PHONE 59
ore and More
,MOTO:II3TS ARE REALIZING THE NECESSITY OF HAVING
.;41,: $1 EER MONTH YOU CAN HAVE UP TO
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
FOR LES3 Tn
$10,000 PROTECTION FOR LEGAL LIABILITY FOR BODILY
INJUICY OR DEATH TO OTHERS AND $1000 FOR LEGAL LLA-
BILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OF OTHERS.
FOR A FEW CENTS MORE PEAyea.11-TH YOU CAN HAVE
UNLIINIITED PROTECTION FOR PU .11,LIA.BILITY AND
$1000 FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
WHY KEEP PUTTING IT OFF?
IT MAY BE TOO LATE!
whew F. Hess, Zurich
14.1Y MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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Grocery Store
Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. „ 23c
Green Tea, loose, per ib. ...„..„, ' 59c
Falcon Sardines, 2 cans •25c
Sliced Pineapple, 2 cans .. . .. ._25c
Junket Tablets, per box •..,„ ' 15c
Lushus jello, per box, .10c
Keta Sairnon, 2 tins . 25c
Heintz M.ushroorn Soup, per :cau
Walkerside Quality Ice Creari in all Flavors.
Special flavor for this month is. Burnt Almond
moll
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EGGS WANTED. " Phone 165
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I FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY
:t• YOU WITH THE BEST OF WPVE WRE,
ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEE US ABOUT **
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1 ,i; Coal Oil, good! grade at
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Special Gasoline for Stoves,, at per gallon . c 28c
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USED FLIRNITURE
1; Two Good Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand; :1:i
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I ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale. .1.,.
$ Good Used Dress from $4.50 up; Dining Tables; t
in town on Friday.
Dr. W. Schelogg of Detroit„ cnIled Egg(sC, ocirroeeented. . e. v. e.r y... _W. ............. 13 4.
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BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
attending the Old Boys Reunion at Butter, ;:i2:117 .
Exeter this week.
Many of the citizens of town are Butter, breareeryi
Oats, pei bushel
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Mx. Edwin Brenner of Kitchener,
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K lb eish I
!he 63 it
home on the Blue Water Highway.
is spending his holidays with his par- BarleY, 1
ents in town.
is spending a few holidays at her
Miss Gertrud.e Schade of London, shoits tbu .
Bueimvheat, bush,
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Mrs. S. S. Jacobe, accompanied by
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her sister, Mrs. Hoffman from the
West, spent a few days at Ex.eter.
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hercousin, MTS. Gibson of Stratford,
spent Monday at Exeter.
Mrs. - C. Eilber , accompanied by
Five Years Since Last Federal .
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice
week -end visitors with friends at It was exactly five years on. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gascho were Election
since the last Dom. (')neral electihn,,
- Painting Buggy
Desboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook of Kit_ the balloting taking place ort Monday
July 28, 1930. Premier Bennett was
Recoved.ng Buggy Top
Painting Wagon
chener spent the wee.k-end at the
swept to power with a majority
over all o-nd. was sworn in on Aug -.7.
• Rerunming Buggy Wheels Set - ..... _ ... ...... 12o00 6
'home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Brenner:
Buggy Cross Bar Shaft
-i Mr. and Mrs. John Brenner. _
spent the -week-end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. stiles of Detroit,
The present Parliament is the tbird
since Confederation that has exhau-
sted its full five years of life. The
Parliament a 1891 and of 1911. Dis
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.; Ed_ Sainell of Bayfield, were in town
former's sister, Mrs., Wm. Miller.
of Stratford are visiting with ' the
Mr. Eldon Schnell and brother Mr. of the election late in Sept.
IVIr. and Mrs. Ed. McCann and son
saint/On et Parliament is exp.eeted to
be announced shortly, -with prospects
Buggy Reach
tchhe, Repair Dian %i
, 1.25 I
25c
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Bayfield and Zurich. .
Mrs. Wrn. Schade and c:11
Imilllirdsa.YliEni dig: elill.: r Tijact:f:115:::::ingtothesbaslalift:uldido at:71mR113a11::
Winnipeg -The speculator, :in- _m4r.
I Melvind, Gertrude ar14- . Attzet- 4: in: In' Urgif IS '''S ' '..
1 the Blue 'Water Highway were re- rain:b.atige and host no'lhne in
Mattresses.
$7.00 and 10.00
6.00 and 10.00
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HARDWARE - SEEDS
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If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
year, be sure and consult
Us... And be sure it is the
famous Frost Fence!
and
FURNITURE
FROST FENCE
. for long life.
Come in and see our stock of Frost
Farm Fence the finest we've evet
had. Heavily galvanized by special
Frost process. wears for a lifetime.
We can quote you attractiveprices.
PAINTS!
full
illiams
We carry a
▪ and Proved
2 Also Quick
Goodyear
04§ Furniture,
TIGHT T LOCK
ZINC BONDED
OP exclusive FROST feature tho
SAVES YOU MONEYI,
PAINTS!
.cent visitors with friends at Milver-
'making use of At:His operations sent
ton. wheat up for a uet gain of 2c. Large
wile' scale exports of Canadian wheat, art
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Deters,
some months ago moved to Dunville,
have returned to their farm in Hay
• Township.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Fritz motor-
ed to Guelph on Tuesday where they
attended the funeral of the late John
Fritz, the former's .brother. •
Mrs. Lydia Pfile and Mis
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Geiger, Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Jacobe attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Simon
Greb at Exeter on Tuescla.y.
The 1936 auto markers are already
in process of manufacture rn the
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Sherwin-NVOils,
Paints, Varnishes, a
Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax I
Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes -
Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
the Well Known and
alarming picture of:ruined crop the
probability of Canada exporting high
grade wheat to the U. S. A. 'and low
stocks in the United Kingdom furni-
shed the bull forces an incetive to
buy futures. July. and August option
closed over 85ch • •
Prov. Bank.for Goderich
Premier HepbUrn some -weeks ago
announced the intention of his Gov-
ernment to establish branches of the
Provincial Bank at suitable points
Guelph Reformatory. They wi
throughout the Province, and it is
-white on black, a now combination
erelerstood that one of these branch -
which should be striking.
es isf: planned for Goderich. An offi-
cial has been in. that town looking
Beginning Friday morning of this over the situation, and it is believed
weed;. the mercantile store of J. W. that iie choice of a site for :the office
Merner are holding their annual has been decided. A definite armour,-
mid -summer sale, and. the sale will cement may. be expected at any tine
close on Saturday, August 10th. A
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more complete account will be found
,Minister Lost Money
in his adv. on page Four of this issue
ii.l.xeter, July 28 -Rev. Earl South -
Want Beverage Rooms C.,losed cod; of Mt. Brydges, told a congre-
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The follo-win.g was passed at the
session of the United Church Sum- had already tasted materially of the
Mei School at Dunlop: "We, 98 geed: fellowship of the Exeter Old
yoong P:iople of the counties of liar- Home Week, when he said he came
to town with $11 and a few cents in
his pocket. While attending the un-
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veiling of a cairn he lost the $11. It
rooms in operation in the counties of looked like a rather =pleasant start
for'the Old Boys' reunion. Mr. South
colt 'was pleased to learn that Arthur
Francis, district farmer, had found
all the money and delivered it safely
to the Old l3oys' headquarters.
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County Council Picnic
The members of the Huron County
Cullen and their families held the
troit, Sunday last a few miles north annual picnic Wed. afternoon, July
of Bayfield, on the Blue Water High -1 24th In Harbor Parks Goderich. Over
way when he ch oi,e his car into the 1200 'were present and enjoyed a hap-
pitime in the park ancl at the beach.
Lake trips were enjoyed. Warden
Sweitzer waz a genial host and after
car also crashed. A car azilen hY i supper when speeches were called foi.
Miss I3eth• Mills, of Ohio, got out of weleomed the gathering and expres-
control after hitting a hole in the sed ' his delight at the fine turnout ,
road, and Quandt, approaching the ,Then the:Warden called on :the foil -
erratic Ohio car from the ,north,.1 °NOY* to speak: George Spotton, M.P
.00k to the ditch, The Mills car, how- lOrA1/41; Hurou; Wm. Golding, M. P.
'ver, wont into a skid and smashed fdig. Huron. P. T. Deachman, Liber -
three posts from a guard-raiI fence. :01.nOmniet for X. Huron; Geo. If.
The heavy wire prevented: the ear 410.i,ott, ' ex -warden of Huron; Owen
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. Large Shipment of Tires Just Received
6. Regular $10.00 Heavy Service tires at ---------------6.35 -.
E Regular 10.75, Heavy SerVice tires at
$ Gasoline at per gallon
Lubricating Oils and greases at corresponding low prices
EXTRA EXT
6.90
23c
t Get Your Requirements Here, where Your Dollars ,
4c.
4. Go the Farthest! at
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Expert Workmanship on all Makes of Cars, with charges ti'
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Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith -
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ing our Specialty. Full. line ..).f heavy and shelf Hard- I
ware always in stock. ••
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ZURICH - ONT
on and Perth associated in Goderich
Summer School, desire to place on
record that we consider the beverage
Huron and Perth a curse, and we
would request that the decision of
the Supreme Court of Canada be
nut into effect immediately." -God,
erich Signal.
Ohio Car Damaged
Either extreme courtesy of the
luau or a fear of lady drivers was
exhibited by John D. Quaudt, of De -
ih to give a 011l0
plenty of room, even thr, road.
was not enough and the yodug lady's
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MiiSSEY-11A11: IS NEWS
+ Check your Haying Machines New and avoid dis-
appointments in the Field. .. Order repairs early
and save Express Charges.- Massey -Harris parts
• • are Best!
How about a Cream Separatov Demonstration.
Several Used Machines. Very Cheap
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AUTO TIRES
• If in need of any, bring your Catalogue
We will not be undersold by mail order houses and
we mount the same Free!
A FEW CHEAP USED TIRES
Plow Points for all Plows
O. KLOPP & SONS ites. 6Z t•
Tl, Mop 149
0 1 Prom making a drop into a deep ditch '04g..er, and abets. Alex. lam*
• No one suffered more than minor e-Wardere :and for rner reeve of Col- +
n7iiises, the Detroit car was notrinich iltiineraild member Of the County co-.
QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
damaged
thefront but the Ohio machine 'had intii.1 189 'until 1896 wa,s present, +.
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Auctioneering? - BET!