Zurich Herald, 1929-01-24, Page 8The Store with the Stock
Mid -Winter
Clearing S le
Op ening Day Saturday Jan. 12
Closing Day Sat. Jan. 26th
THIS CLEARING SALE IS AN ANNUAL EVENT WITH US AND
AFFORDS YOU AN OPPORTUNITY OF PROCURING SEASON.
ABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WE OFFER YOU NO 1 QUALITL GOODS AT ALL TIMES, AND
CARRY A LARGE ANN WELL ASSORTED STOCK AND WHEN
WE SAY CLEARING SALE WE MEAN IT.
Read our Large Posters and learn
iiore about this Big Money Saving
Event.
JOESC 0 & SOS
Phone 59
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND
FRIENDS WE WISH TO EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR CON-
TINUE WITH OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
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If in need of new furniture, don't
forget; we have it!
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Starting
On Saturday Jan. 12 th
WE Are Going To Put On An
Extra Special Bargain Sale
WE ARE GOING TO MARK DOWN ALL OUR DRY GOODS TO
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
We want to get rid of all our Fall and Winter Merchandise, and this
is the best way to do it, give. real bargains in Seasonable Goods,
Which you will still need for the many cold days we are bound to
have before Spring. Below are only a few Prices mentioned:
...... —Which will give you an Idea of the Markdown... ..... -
Men's Sweater Coats, Reg. $5.00 and $6.00 at ............. $3.95
Men's' Pullovers, Reg. 4.00 at
• ........ ....... ........... $2.95
Boy's Pullovers, Reg. $3.00 and '$3.50 at • $1.95
Men's Leather Mitts, Reg. 50c at 35c. Reg. 75c. at .......... 59c
MenMen's Horse Hide Mitts, Reg. $1.00 and $1.25, pr. at 79c
Men's Sheeplined Coats with strong Cord cloth, Beay. coll. $13. $8.95
Men's and Boy's Underwear, Socks, Ties, Etc., at Greatly Reduced
Prices
Meii's Heavy Work Socks, 75c at 59c. 50c at ...............35c
Women's and Children's Underwear, Sweaters, Hosiery, etc., all at
. a great discount.
Womens' Vests, Reg. 75c. and $1.00, at ..... >59c
Women's Vests, Reg. 50e. at 35c
Bloomers at same low Prices.
Ladies' Hose, Reg. $1.00 pr. at 69c
Prints, Ginghams, Bleached and Grey Cottons, Flannelettes at a
Big Saving.
Art Comforter, Sateen, Reg. 50c. at ................................. 39c
Art Comforter, Chintz, Reg. 35c. at .............„ .................. 29c
Art Comforters, Chintz, Reg. 25c at ................................. 19c
Yard Wide, Flannelette at per yard .............................. 18c
A few all wool Checkered Blankets, Blue, Rose, Mauve, Large Sizes
at $9.95. White with Pink or Blue Border at $8.95
A limited Quantity of 1214 Flannelette Blankets at $1.98
Everything in Dry Goods Line will be sold for less. Come and See!
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES, FRESH STOCK
J. W. MERNI3R
YELLOW FRONT STORE
PHONE ill O. 145
ITEMS OF LOCAL !MEREST
Mr. Harold and Miss Alberta Fin-
lay spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weido and dau-
ghter Dorothy were Sunday visitors
with friends at Fullarton, Mitchell
and Goderich.
The Vital Statistics for Hay Town-
ship for 1928 are now completed, and
are as follows: Births, 60; Deaths,
26; marriages, 17.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Balsden who have
been visiting the past few weeks at
the homes of her sisters, Mrs. J. K.
Ehlers, and Mrs. Sol. Zirnmerman,
have left for their home in Cash-
mere, Wash.
Mr. Dan. Gascho, the popular
"bread man"' or delivery man for
Mr. Ev. Haist, the baker of town, is
at present sporting a fine New Ford
delivery motor. The body part was
put on-by"Mr. Geo. Hess, and it is
indeed a nifty outfit which is a credit
to both the builder thereof and the
thrifty concern who operates it.
Mr. Gideon Koehler returned from
the Toronto Auto Show, and Pontiac
salesmen"s convention at Oshawa the
past week, and says that it was a
most educative trip. The Pontiac
cars are building a larger and more
improved car this year, and should
go over big with the public, as it has
won its way to. popularity with a host
of people in this community.
Mr. Ward Fritz made a business
trip to Windsor the past week, return
ing with two good used cars, one be-
ing a Chev. the other a Ford. Ward
has a fine list of used cars on hand
at present that he is offering to the
public at very attractive prices. If
interested be sure and read the list
in their regular adv.
A real January thaw was exper-
ienced last week, and we cannot re-
member of ever seeing so much rain
fall in this month' as on this occasion.
Whole fields were under water, as
well as some people had their trouble
to keep their celars dry.
Popularity at Grand Bend as a
summer resort has increased in recent
years that the amount of hydro users
has gone up 300 per cent. The Ont-
ario Hydro Comr :.;cion, at its weekly
meeting the other day, authorized
expenditure of $4,000 for new equ-
ipment to relieve the present over-
loaded condition. Grand Bend is in
the Exeter rural power district.
Mr. and Mrs. John Balsden, of
Cashmere, Wash., are at president vis-
iting with Mrs. Ealsden's sisters, Mrs.
Zimmerman and Mrs. Ehlers, of Zur-
ich and other relatives in the com-
munity. They have also visited with
Mr. Dart. Schroeder, of London, Wiz
Balsden was at one time a resident
of Exeter, leaving here about 40 ye-
ars ago. It is eighteen years since he
visited in this' community.. •�-INeter
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Times-Advocate.
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian 'Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31,1927, $22,365,785.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$150,579,88
Rates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years.
E. F. Klapp—Zurich
Agent, Also Dealer in Lightnind Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
Merrsr. Wallace and Bruce McDo-
ugall, Mrs. Parsons and Miss Mary
McPhee and Mr. lviervin Stelck sp-
ent a very pleasant evening at Kippen
on Friday night.
An Appealing Stanza!
If you have a bit of news
Send it in!
Or a joke that will amuse
Send it in!
A story that is true,
Or something that is new,
We want to hear from you;
Send it in!
If it's only worth the while.,
Never mind about the style,
We'll fix it on the fyle,
Send it in!
Thursday, X'anuary 24th, il920.
Account
Are now Ready
And we would ask our Cus
tamers owing us to kindly
come and settle same
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Johnston & Kathfieisch I
1 Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63,
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FEBRUARY ROD AND GUN
Replete with yarns and articles on
alll topics of outdoor life, the Feb-
ruary issue of the national sporting
magazine, Rod and Gun and Canad
ian Silver Fox News has just ap-
peared. Among the many authorit-
ative contributors in this month's is-
sue are the well known names of
Bonnycastle Dale, Robert James Wil-
liams MasMillan, J. W. Winson, W.
C. Malley, C. S. Landis, G. P. Slad
en and M. U. Bates, whose articles
offer splendid pictures of hunting and
fishing' and life in the open. There
is also a splendid article on wolf tr-
apping by C. E. Gillbatn. The sec-
tion devoed to the silver fox industry
is full of up to date and information
material concerning the ranching of
these valuable fuir'. bearing animals.
Red and Gun and, Canadian Silver
Fox News is published monthly by
W. J. Taylor Limited, Woodstock,
Ont.
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eer and Optician.
MAIN (OFFICE i;
Exeter Phone 70
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