Zurich Herald, 1927-07-07, Page 8ays
MING
Let us slowyou our Range of
Seasonable Dress Goods
FL"1T CANTON CREPES, IA BELLE CREPE DU CHENE, GEORG-
ETTE CREPES, TRICOCHENES, isOlAL GEORGEITES, PRRET-,
TTSATINS, IVMYSTERY PRINTS, FIUSED BROADCLOTHS, VOILS
RAYONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Sidle Hosiery
WE CARRY THE BEST LINES OF SILK HOSE OBTAINABLE AT" -
'THEIR RESPECTIVE PRICES. VENUS, GOLD DOLLAR, PURIT-,
AN, MAID, ADVANCE,
Men's Wear
NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN'S FINE SHIRTS ARRIVED. NEW
STRAW HATS,AND A COMPLETE LINE OFF MEN'S WORK
!HI_"s'TS, OVERALLS, EALERIGGAN UNDERWEAR; BOY'S JERSEYS
PLAY SUITS, ETC.
•Specials for this Week
E,adiids' Silk Hose, Reg. $1.25 for :. ... 59c
Ladies Cotton Hose, Black, Camel Dorado, at pr.... ..., .......___25e
Ladies House Dresses, each at $1;00
14. Yard Tableoil .Square's at each ..._. 75c
Lace. Curtain's 40-in,x2% yds, at pair at 78c
Men's Fine Lisle Sox pair . --. --. .. 25e
:'Men's and Boy's Straw Hats, ,each at :......_..........:..:....... IOc
•CONGOLEUM ,RUGS AT OREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Complete line of Groceries always on hand
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prod u, Wan ted
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Phone 59
2uriah's
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s, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINEORD
PARTS
FUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
E •JOIE AGAIN HANDLING THE 'FAMOUS
�`. Kwtat ?t E
FIN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EKCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO.,"••AND: OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
'BATTERY REPAIRING AND 'BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL, ALSO AC-
&l1T'Y'LENE WELDING.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
A Moasseaii Zurich.
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SPRING SEEDING. WE HAVE ON HAND CHOICE LOTS OF 44
DIFFERENT GRADES SUCH AS
Alfalfa, Lsi t , e donor, Ti ea �y, Mita s and
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Fancy Flowered Dimity,,
Regular 65c. now .'at ... 55c
Fancy Voile, Reg. 65e. at 55c
32 -in. Gingham at per \yard .:. 16c
Fancy Turkish 'Toweling, yd. 25e
Factory Cotton, at yd, ,._ llc
Ladies Silk Hose at r. , ' S9c
Ladies colored Bloomers at .-. 50c ::..
Men's Broadcloth shirts at $1;50
Men's, good weight work shirts1,25
Men's work Shirts at ! _..c 89c
Men's Fancy socks at 59e
ARE OTHER SPECIALS WHICH WE DO NOT MENTION
HERE COME AND SEB.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
MISSION BAND
The Blake Mission Band held
their monthly meeting the last
Saiurclay in June, there were ten
preset.: The meeting. was opened
by ing'ing a hymn with prayer
f.olloSFing•, There another hymn
wa:, sung; The •scripture , lesson
then being read, another liymn,fol-
lewzid. The roll call was thou i.re-
upended to, after which the classes
were taken by Miss Gladys ,Dong -
las; all in one class and, the story
,she told was very 'jntaresting,
after this .we sang -a hymn and the
meeting closed by repeating in
unison, The Lord's Prayer,:
YOUR ACCOUNT -At this time of
the year, we find" ,onir!selve.s obliged
to take the liberty of sandbag o it
a number of accounts to people
who have let their names get on
,our ledger, Most of these are
for back subscription, and although
the ' amounts are, still. small, this
will greatly help in making them
all the easier to• pay as they. are'
small, bat yet when there is a
goodly number of small accounts,
it • is surprising how they will
total up, . and .we all know that
an editor is nearly always broke
and badly in need of fund's. So,
we would ask all stick who we
send these notices to be kind en-
ough to conte and 'settle the same
HURON OLD BOYS PICNIC..
the ...nnualpicnic of the Huron
Old Boy's' ilssoeiation of Toronto
was held on the Exhibition grounds
on Frida$ last, and was a decided
:suzceis, b iag atteacle•.l by Huron-
ites. 'bailing from every concesss-4
ion in the old countyl. Former
residents from the north of the
county .made the biggest show-
ing, Wingham . and• •Brussels being
exceptionally well represented„ It
pis an eyeopener for newly arrived
,luronites in the city to come to
the picnic for the first time, • and
note the beaatifnl surroundings.
The gimes were both lively land
interesting, and under the direct -
lion of B. H. McCreath .were run off
in gtiek,salecession D••. Campbell
being one of the ` r.clg ...
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
i Mr. and Mrs, Geo. H. Stephenson
®I of Marlette, Mich, have keen vis-
iting their friends in -itanleydur-
ing the past weak,
Mrs, Alice Armstrong and dau-,
ghter Mabel of. Pilot .,Mound, Man,
are visiting the former's another,
Mrs, Stephenson, Sr., of Clinton,
and other relatives iri Stanley,
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Robinson
!and family who have 'spent the
past eight months at Carlyle,
Sask., have returned to the old
home in Stanley where they in-
terne spending the summer.
On_ Tuesday afternoon an' in-
duction 'servicewas held in this
united church, Varna, when Rev.
Mr. Penrose" -was inducted into his
new charge of Goshen, Blake and
Varna, congregations, After th'e
service lunch',was, servedby the
la.di:i of the congregation,
Mr. itnd Mrs. Joon Reid and
faiilily of Flint, Mich., visited of
the hone: Of Mr., and -Mi°s Thos
Robinson over the holiday. Misses'
rMO,rgarot and GraeRobinson re-
turned with thins to Flint. to 'sp....-
end •n tV ~rl with. relatives therm,
Mr. Fletcher Agnew, and family
of New York, ;spent the past week
Ncith relatives in, Stanley,. They
are ardent Salvation Arniy Weak
ere and on Sunday evening cur,•-'
aer;tcd to take charge of theses -1
viee in" G.oshen ehrrrela, where a
good crowd gathered to heal their
earn~'ut gospel message,
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NO,W PRICES RIGHT.
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(4) , JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OP FROST WOVEN WIRE "g
FENCING, BARB WIRE, BRACE AND COILED WIRE, GATES
eTPEPLES AND STEEL POSTS, ETC. e
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PAINTS!
coI PAINTS! 3
WE ALSO OPENED A LARGE SHIPMENT NT OF° SHERWINii
WLILTAAIS PAINTS. VARNISHES, OILS, STAINS, ENAIVI'
ELS, ETC, 0
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FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SHELF !HARDWARE ALWAYS
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LOCAL METT.
Eggs ._ ._ �.... _ 21-25-28
Butter, Ib w - 35'
Dried apples: lb _. ... _.-_ 9
Wheat m... _ 1.25
Oats ..._ _ ._ 42
Barley
Buckwheat
4.75 3.75,
Shorts per ton...- ._.- ..,_ _ _.34.00
Bran per ton.:. w 32.00
Live Hog's evil__ -
.•10,.25
(Corrected every W-ednesday)
WesternFart; vers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST '3USINESS OF
ANY CANADIAN '>,1OMPaNY DO-
ING BUSINESS IN orerARL0
CASEY AND 'BONDS ON 1819:ND
$129,454;14. Being an
Tiraurance of $5,365,485 -over
G. 'Holtzman 4 lar ch.
.AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN• LIGR-
'PNING RODS, AN.;.t' ALL KINDS
GF FIRE INSITRAYC2.
SPEOIAL
Sale of
Millinery
CONSISTING OF' LADIES HATS
WHLIE TREY LAST, WE WILL
SELL DTP) BALANCE' OP OUR
?VTIILLINERY AT REMARKABLY
LOW PRICESi. SEE THESE AND
BE CONVINCED AT THE,
Zurich i Shappe
ALSO A FINE DISPLAY c
NEW SNAPPY FELT HATS IN
ALL TUE LATEAT SHAVES AND
SHADES
The Season is now drawing to
a close and we would advise the
public to act • quiek vis one,,stock
'mist go. Some splendid lines as
low as $1.50
iss Vp Siebert
SOUTH HURON' o
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
JULY
8 -Zurich at Stafra,
8 -Crediton at Thames Rd,
13-Staffa at Creditonl
]F -Staffs at Zurich.
1S -Thames Rd, at Crediton,
22 -Zurich at'harnes, Rd.
22 --Crediton 'at Hensall.
25 ren', :ll at Thames :Rd.
23'• -Crediton at Zurich..
23 -•-Thymes Rei.. at Staffa.
AUGUST
2-Thritnes Rd, at 2;uri.chM
2�-Stciffa at klem'a sill,
5--I1ensall at Staffaw
i3 ITenad1 at CCreditcit.
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b,l ledl ';t July nl t.
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1,'` , ,° are
Sprang is here and we cam supply
the Public with Seasonable
ware at moderate pries
A GOOD SUPPLY OF BUILDING ;M'ATERIALS. INCLUDING.
COUNCIIL° STANDARD ROOFING AND CRN
A'NUMBER OF GOOD SECOND HAND HAND STOVES AT
VERY , CLI'EAp.
FENCING . .�
A CARLOAD OF LUNDYS LUCKY TIE WIRD, .JUST ARRIV -4
Er -INCLUDING WOVEN, COIL, ` ARBe
POSTS,. BRACE AND BTEEIR,i
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fi.lv''
TIRE S ' AND TUBES
A FULL LINE OP 'GUTTA PEROHA TIRES. NOS. BETTER
PAINTS AND VARNISH
A GOOD SUPPLY OF MARTIN SENOUR 10o;{ PURE PAIN',.
AND A FULL LINE 00 CSI NAMEEL VARNESHES, AIITQ
ENAMELS ALSO FULL LINE 'OP MURESCO, ETC
FURNITURE
Full Line of (Furniture in Living Room: Suit% Dining Room
Suits, Bed Ro'os't, Suits, Kitchen Cabinets. 'Reed Roekers and
Chairs, A NUMBER OF ROCKERS AT GREATLY REDUCED\
PRICES, ,GOOD SUPPLY OF FAMOUS - SIMMONS BED!%,
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SPRINGS AND MATTRESSL
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES L
RUGS RUGS ALL SIZES IN WILTONS, AZA
MINISTER AND TAFE&&TRYRUG!S
Johnto ete ICalbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture., Phone 63
eTatoT'S Licenses
All dr;fivers of Motor Cars MUST now
have an Operators' License
FOR YOUR CONVENIENC E I *AVE. SECURED THE FORMa
AND YOU CAN MALE APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
THROUGH ME.
Auto insurance
See Me
For all Classes of Auto Insurance
Andrew F. Hess, e Zurich
MY MOTTO;-SEaVICH AND SALMI;
Nava You MADE Y JR ILS ?
E. C. Harvey & L. V. Hogarth
-- Agentb Mutual Life of Canada
EXETER -- ONTARIO
,1701117 WARD
Drugless Practio —
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EXRTE4 MOM CiP
AT ViTALPER SOUSE, EURIellk
Every Tuesday, 47e.m. to S wok
T., NOT
THOSE Hiy KNOW
NQ 1 ,T0r OWH R: r :B BUT TpsBWETRN
' By THOSE WHO KNOW ROW
The Ithw Spring Slitins
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RIGHT UP TO f!';JiIE NIIN CfTE.
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PAT TERN, STYLE AND DUALTTY '•
arii ALL OtlR aOODS GUARANTEED'
.. DONT.' be mi't4%d by bttyimg
1 ehoaper and : inferior •goocbt
BUY from, those you know will
}stand behind everything they
Roll.
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AND FUNERAL .1DIRlCTORS.i Day,, NislwhF.:Pboua ISN, O