Zurich Herald, 1928-06-21, Page 8ThSt with the Stock
Notice!
Mr. Sam Gascho, who is a partner
in our business is withdrawing his in-
terest in the same, and in order to
'settle our affairs we must have all out.
standing Accounts paid by cash or note
before July 1st.
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At Reduced Prices
Our Stock of Congoleum and Linoleum
Pugs must be reduced, so are offering
"same at Special low prices to clear.
Two pieces only in 4 yds. wide linol-
eums to clear. at $3.45 per yd.
Housedresses
A. new Supply of Ladies Housedresses arrived
in pretty patterns of Ginghams, ,Victorian
Cloths and Broadcloths; Priced from
$1.4 to $2.25 each.
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ProdiiLt Wanted
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We have been appointed Agents direct for
ZURICH AND VICINITY FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES OF
TRIED AND PROVEN PRODUCTS O;F
WILLYS OVERLAND LTD.
ARISTOCRAT OF THE LOW PSI -
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-�•�� HIPPET FOUR CED FIELD. SEE IT I?RIVE IT;
COMPARE IT WITH
PROVEN PRODUCT I IED
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THE LOWEST PRICED SIX ON
WHIPPET SIX THE MARKET. A CAR .WITH A
SOUND REPUTATION
'V i l Sys Knight THE FWO AMOUR PROVIDED
VALVE
MOTOR. IF IN NEED OP A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE US
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, :A SATISFACTORY DEAL
ASSURED, BESIDES:
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Iprices for your
young Chicks
when with a few
minutes of spare
time each d ay
you can hatch and
raise your own
STRONG, HEALTHY CHICKS
AT A BIG SAVINGIN MONEY. COME IN AND .LEARN
ALL ABOUT OUR..
Buckeye Incubators and Brooders
WE ;HAVE EVERYTHING IN .HARDWARE. r
if in need of new furniture, don t
forget; we have it!
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SALE
We are now celebrating our.
being in business for two years
by holding this Sale.
And have again reduced our stock.
of Dry Goods, Etc. that will surely
make you buy. Come and See!
Sale started June 16th and ends July 7
We have Bargains for Everybody
YELLOW FRONT STORE
PHONE NO. 145
J. W. MERNER
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsdell, and Miss
Eloise Crook all of London, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Gelinas, Jr.
In Police Magistrate.
Business has been brisk in Police
Magistrate Reid's Office at Goderich
so far this month. Since the 1st of
June a score of cases have been dis-
posed of. For having. black bass in
the close season two Stratford men
were assessed each $10 and costs.
There have been six cases of reckless
driving, a fine of $10 and costs be-
ing imposed in each case. For mak-
ing false statements when applying
for an automobile license the fine of
$20 and costs. In twocases of in-
toxication the fine 'in each case was
$25 and costs. For peddling goods
without a license $25 and costs were
assessed. In a cose of assault the
levy was $10 and costs. - A Luck-
now man paid $100 anecosts. for
having lipuor in a public place. Leav
ing the scene of an accident cost the
guilty one $25 and costs.
ANNUAL MEETING
Of The South Huron Womens'
Institute
The Annual Meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute of South Huron
District was held at the home of Mr.
Charles W. Keddy, Hurondale, on
Friday, June 8th, 1928 at 2.30 p.m.
The president, Mrs. John. Hey Jr.,
of Zurich,.'presiding. About sixty
delegates were present from the
Crediton, Zurich, Exeter, Huron -
dale and Seaforth Branches. _
The meeting was opened with the
Institute Ode after which Mrs. Hey
offered prayers. Miss Johns and
Miss Woods, of Hurondale, favored
us with an instrumental duett and
this was followed by a pleasing solo
by Mrs. T. Coates. Mrs. Elmore
Klopp of Zurich, presented a very
excellent paper on "The Influence
of the Home; Mrs. Cruickshank
of Wiegham, gave a talk on "Fed-
eration" and included many help-
ful suggestions along Institutes
lines of work. ! Mrs. Kestle and
Miss Harvey of Exeter, rendered
an instrumental duett and Mies
Wood then sang a solo. The Zur-
ich ladies' quartette rendered a
humorous selection which was fol-
lowed by a beautiful duette sung by
Mrs. Sippell and Mrs. Wenzel, of
Crediton.
The election of officers and -.trains -
action of business then took placer
Mrs. Browning, 2nd Vice President,
of Exeter, in the chair. The min-
rites of the previous annual meet-
ing were read and adopted. Sat-
isfactorily reports in the year's work
were presented by the Secretary of
each Branch" and by the Secretary
of the District Organization, show-
ing that many worthy objects had
been helped, such as donations to-
wards the Armenian Fund; the
Exeter Hospital; the support of a
Doctor at Tobermory; the War
Memorial Hospital., in London, and
assistance to <schools and school.
fairsOn.
e of the pleasing incidents of
the afternoon's business was the
introduction of i as. Archibald,
president of the newly organized
branch at Seaforth.
The election of officers resulted
as follows: President, Mrs, S. Hey
Jr. 'Zurich; tst Vice -Pres., Miss N.
Keddy, liensall; 22nd Vice -fres.,
eine J. H. Browning, Exeter; 3rd
ole Pros., Dirs. Archibald, Sea -
forth; th; . Sccy areas,Mrs.. 11. 1€.
ilber; Crediton; Auditors, Mrs. C.
Zwicker and Mrs. 3. W. Orme, Cred-
iton; Delegates to Convention, .Miss
Netty .eddy;, Ilururle.
LOCAL QTS.
Live Hogg ewt. se- '6.-6:- 810
Butter, lb. ...... 40e
Eggs. ... .... ...2.-`2 -`28
Dried apples Ib _�.. :.;� , ... P
Oabs.._...ti.. ...N:,_ �... .. _. .--- 70
Wheat .,... .. ... . .1.50
Barley . .„ .. .. ..90
Buckwheat .1.00
Shorts per ton. .. ... ..... ..45.00
Bran per ton ...... . 4:3.00
(Corrected every .Wednesday)
Western Farmers' Mutual
either Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Deo.
31,13x7, $22,365,735.
Total, Cath in Bank and Bonds
" $150,579,88
Rates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years.
E. F. Klopp---Zurich
Agent, Also Dealer in Lii htniui Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
Sale!
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Fine Display
WE HAVE A LIMITED NUM-
BER OF TRAVELLER'S 5 AMP -
LES WHICH RE .ARE OFFERING
TO THE PUBLIC AT REMARK --
ABLE LOW PRICES IWRILE THEY
LAST 1 • r
ALSO A SPECIALLY FINE
ASSORTMENT FOR YOUNG
GIRLS IN THE TEEN AGES. "
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR
HATS ,WITH BLUE -TICKETS;
THESE ARE THE SPECIAL VAL
UESh
CALL AT THE
HAT SHOPPE
EARLY "AND GET FIRSTCHOICE
GIVE US A CALL
V. V. SIEBERT
:Mrs. Heaves=, . President of the
Exeter Branch, kindly extended an
invitation to hold the next Annual
Meeting at Exeter which was ac-
cepted. The Ladies of the Huron -
dale branch served delicious' re-
freshments'. .A. vote of thanks was
accorded thein by Mrs. Smith, a,f
Zurich and Mrs. Harvey, of Exeter.
Mrs. IL Z.:mer, Seq.
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Seasonable Hardware i
Spring is here and we can supply
t• he Public with Seasonable Hard -
I ware at moderate prices
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CHEAP v�$v '�
We sell Ideal Incubators and Brooders.irJ
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FENCING
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BARE, BRACJB'r AND .
L• STEEL POSTS. - " • • .seTIRE ' AND TUBES
A PULL' LINE OF GUTTA PERORA TIRBS;. NOND E 'RR
FAINTS AND VAINISHE '.
GOOD SUPPLY OP MARTIN rSENOUR 100% PURE PAINT, & f
+ • A FUI;E- LlltTik; OP 0IiINAM,EL VARNISHES, AUTO ENAMELS
4. ALSO FULL LINE OF, MURESCO. - -"" Z` Z
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FURNITUI E
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+ Furniture in ne Suits*
Suits, Ee=l Eoo Dining Room a�
ns Suite, Kitchen Cabinets. Reed Rockers= and +i
•F Chairs. A unlimber of Rockers at Greatly Reduced —Prices,. 4-
.g, Good Supply of famious, SIMMONS REDS
SPRINGS
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BRING US YOUR HORSEHAIR, RAGS, OLD IEAN.
4- PAY HIGHESTWE °..W.
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COLLISION
SIXTEEN PRINCIPAL CAUSES ,O,P AUTOMOBILL A.CCID-
ENTS-, , i
SPEEDING, CUTTING IN, SKIDDING, BACRINU
DRIVING OFP ROADWAY,CUTTING L , T CORNERS,
ON WRONG SIDE OR ROAD,, PASSING ON .WRONG
SIDE, PASSING ON CURVE OR HILL, DID NOT HA VE
THE RIGEIT OP WAY, CAR RAN AWAY :WITHOUT
DRIVER, ' FAILING= TO SIGNAL, PARKED Olt STAND=
ING STILL, FAILURE TO STOP, DRIVING TIIROUG
GII -SA'FETY ZONE, PASSING STANDING STREET CAR.
THE CAREFUL DRIVER'S SELDOM M E CAUSE, SE, BUT IS
OFTEN THE VICTIM.
Before you Invest --INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO;—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MALE YOUR WILL?
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Drugless Pi -action
eer and Optician
MAIN OFFICE
Exeter Phone 70
At this time ,ef the year nest -dr
everybody is about to renewttiie&
papers ror ragazinee. We-wra.'isto;
advise the public that we are be.
many eases sole agents for (lager..
weekly papers and all nsag
and will give you reductions eta
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prise your. If you are about -top
resew your reading ma, first11
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SUM'S SUITS
i To the mals who .
regards a well dressed
iappearance, we recommend you toy
come and Kook over our fine range o
NEW SPRIG S IT1NG
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TION OR MONEY GLADLY;
REFUNDED.
ALL OUR SUITS ARE MADE AND TRIMMED WITTEI• THE
BEST OF LININGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED OR.ADR :I
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