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Zurich Herald, 1929-02-28, Page 1z 1 VOL XXIX NO 33 Advertisi • ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28 1929. etkieter IA Smith, Pal/W*01 1145 a 'fop Atisedistettk $1,50U ..k.RR.E;A R9, $2 MAY .111 0414.A91021 is the big medium between Buyer and Seller. Tr ;COY.* 04044%4.4 4004404, 44,4•4 4,41t.4 444i4.4.401144.444-4E*40:44 BARGAINS AMAIN'S • Receivel a shipment of waterproof Robes which I am retailing far be- t. low Oatalogae prices get your's at 11, k Special Price $12.50 large size FRED THIEL - ZURICH t-• ft. 0.1,4•4,49 044.43,4,44,004 • 0*44.4•4(>44b*c.44404,40.0, 3 06D000Seti.figegsniti60001i4v00034000000e0.01:1686 Bro ie 1 oots Shoop Women's Gloshette in different styles and color Special at Miss' and Childrene Glosb.ette, Specialat ........ . WomensFelt and Boudour Slippers, Reg. 1.75, Special Womens' Felt Isined. Boots; Special%at 7 .4 Men's and Childizerei Felt Slippers, SpeCial at Men's Rubber Boots, Reg. $5.00, Special ......• ... .. . Men's High Giai Rubbers, Reg. $5.00, Special . .... — Men's Gum. Rubbers, Reg. $4.00, Special .. Boy's Gum Rubbers; Reg- $3.50, Special Youth's Gum. En/Ibex-a. Special Men's Felt Gum Itubbeses, Reg. 4.50, Special — Men's. 1, 2, 3,, Buckle Overshoes at cost from $1.95 up to Men's Dongal Blucher, Felt Lined, Reg. $6.50 Special at . Men's Felt,. Bal., Leather Soled, Sale Men's and Boys' Fal ouse.Slippers at 85c. and $1.45. Experts in. Velr-eveiziug Soles on Your Rubbers. Bring Repaking. See .OurWindow :Display THIS MEANS BARGAINS, AND IVIORE BARGAll'qS, The like c which you've!: never seen heffore. 'Our Whole Steck is £1vd Nothin s Ikeda hack These .areurily ,few .of the many lines. conaE. liN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. 2.45, 2.95 • $1.95 ..... 85c ▪ 1.95 85c , • $3.95 • $3.65 ... $2.95 $2.45 $1.95 $3.25 ....$3.45 .- $4.25 $2.45 In. your SEE OUR Brown's bet Sim WINDOW DISPLAV 001100610esisigeKeetee6006,800641,00000 • t. 0- 9 co tro 1' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o , 1 44245.50P280004 •••••10111•MT•••••1 sisse,s4seseeesss. ...e.osse.O.OSSOIsSeSese 4444.4S444444.444.6.0.04.4444444.44•Oe pring Sampies JUST .ARRIVE SPLENDI RANGE det Your New Spring Suit LIE GASCROM fi,..41I1 44i lik.laEs OW Et PPM. ramic ,,,...see...essesests404******~~siesket, • 4 • • • 4 • • 4, 84 • .• • 4 • • 4 • • • • i 4 • an JONATHAN J. MERNER Who died on Monday, at Windsor, Aged 64 years. „Late Daniel Gingerich There passed unto his Heavenly reward, at his home on the Bronson Lino, •Hay „ Township, on Tuesday,. February 19th„ Daniel Gingerich,' aged 64 years and 9 months. The departed was in the act of going out to the barn. in the forenoon, and when he Wa8 going to open the door of the house he- became stricken with an attack of heart failure, and died very shortly thereafter, having been troub- led with. heart affliction' more or less for the west year or sq. Deceased was a lifelong resident of the com- munity, having been born on the old Gingerich homestead, Bronson Line, Stanley, now occupied by his brother Mr. Chris. Gingerich, and was well and favorably known as- an. honest . and riapright citizen, and "b.eing„ a geed neighbor. - His immediate: relatives who mourn his loss are as follows: His widow, Mrs.. Gingerich, two sons; Edwin and Aaron Gingerich of the .Bronson Line, Hay; two daughters, Mrs. Val. Gerber, Stanley Township, and Mrs. Moses Gerber of the Goshen Line north of Zurich; three brothers, John and Chris\t. Gingerich of Stan- ley Township; and Jacob Gingerich of 'Oregeon; also three sisters, Mrs. C. Schrag of the Goshen Line, north; Mrs. M. Kipfer, and Miss Nancy Gin- gerich of Stanley Township. The re- mains were laid to rest in the Amish Mennonite burial graunds, Bronson Line, Ha,y-on Friday afternoon with Bishop Steinman, of St. Agatha in charge, and being assisted by Rev. Bushart, Of Baden. 'r • 927 there were 659 pedestea- ms killed in New York City, and 16,609 injured, according to the police stastics. Rapid travel is ra- ther a costly thing in' human flesh • Your New Radio Set You want the best radio for your money. Come in'see it and hear it thea you'll-vvant.to.on, *Roister. • E. OESCH, Agent Zurich, Ont. K01.4S TER "A11 that you seek in Eadio” W. J. Merner was a business visitor to London on Thursday. Miss:Ida Routledge is spending vacatioil, at Detroit and Dutton. Mrs.. D. Ducharrne is at present spending a week with relativer at Detroit,; Mr., Emerson Bossenberry of Kit- chener is visiting at the home of Mr. and MI* W. C. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Yule of Fullerton are spending the week at the home of Mr. E. E. Weido. Mr. W. J. Merner is at Windsor at- tendingthe funeral of his brother, Mr. J. J. Merner, ex-M.P. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weber and dau- ghter of: Hensel]. spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis' Weber. Councillor Wm. R. Dougall, of Hensall was a Sunday visitor at the hi:Mee of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams of town. We are pleased to note that Mr. Jac ob Kipfer, who was seriously ill far semen:ibises, is improving as well as can, .be expec led. The sitting of the Tenth Division Court .seheduled for Zurich on Tues- day last, was postponed on account of the condition of the. road being im- paSsable for the outos. Mrs. T. L. Wurin has returned from. Bayfield, where she was in at- tendance at the bedside of her mother TiVirs.:Wootis, who had a severe attack Of pneumonia, and we are sorry. to say nased away. • Mr. 'Neebit Woods of 'Toronto and Mr. DC. L. Woods of Detroit, attend- ed the funeral of their mother, the late Met Woods at Bayfield. They also visited- at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Wurm for a few days. Mr. Woods of Detroit having motored over. Mr. Ward Fritz was to Oshawa last week and returninh with a new Chevrolet sedan car, which is com- manding attention and admiration. C. Fritz and Son are looking forward for a big season of sales with this pop- ular six cylinder car, which has the distinction of being the lowest priced six on the market to -day, and the big concern of General Motors Co., have now discontinued building a four cy- linder car. Mrs. Jacob Ort Passes Marie Schaake, relict of the late Jacob Ort departed this life, after an illness of a few months duration, on Monday, February 25th, aged 85 years, 7 months and 10 days, at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Alfed Melick just north of the village, where she had spent the winter months. In 1868 she came to New Hamburg, Ont., from Ger- many and in 1870 was united in marriage to Jacob Ort, with whom she lived in happy union for 41 years Mr. Ort passing away 18 years ago. Three sons and four daughters were given them, two sons, Henry and John predeceased. For 30 years Mr. and Mrs. Ort lived in Blenheim Tp., when they came to Hay Tp.;- to' the farin now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. John Eckstein, Bronson Line. Later they moved to Zurich where Mr. Ort died in 1911, During the last unm- ber of years Mrs. Ort found very coin fortable homes with her children. Practically all her life she was a de- voted and sincere chilstian, and a member of the Evangelical church, and she was well prepared to go home to glord when the Master said the word. Those surviving her are: One son, Jacob Ort of Pontiac, Mich; 4 daughters: Mrs, Solomon Eidt, Elkton Mich.; Mrs. Jacob Smith, Detroit, Mich.; Mies D. Melsaac, Crediton and Mrs. A. Melick, of Zurich. 25 grand children and 12 great grand children also survive as well as many near fri- ends and relatives, The funeral is be- ing held this Wednesday afternoon in charge of Rev. W. Y, Dreier, assisted by Rev. W. M. Sippell o Crediton. Memorial services taking place at the Evangelical church, and interment made at the Bronson Line cemetery, beside the resting place of her late husband. The bereft have the sym- ljathy of their friends in the loss of their beloved mother and grand, mother,. SAVE THE PIECES WE CAN DUPLICATE YOUR BRO- KEN LENSES ACCURATELY Let Us fill your next Optical Pres- cription.. Yere carry the Newest .in Frames and Lenses and can Save You some Real Money. Hess, The Jeweller c Al NOW IN YARDS EIGHT CAR LOADS OF HIGH GRADE FUEL 4, Seradon land Minehead Alb,erta Solvay Coke MILLER CREEK SOFT COAL, ALSO POCAHONTAS arAteacrna: HENSALL rornr. 'b.-ones—Of ice Into Honeee ese'r„. The Business Built By Service 4. -1-1++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4.4-4-: tele, es tele.: dees rs'k All lines of Rubin:37 Poot- wear, Socks, Felt Shoes and Sippers at Out Priaes WE REPAIR AND RE -SOLE RUBBER BOOTS AND GOLASHES. Repairing done With the Best Material Last the longest •:•+++++++++++++++++++++++.:-+-Z-44-2-÷÷÷÷-7---:--;-•:•-t-4-4.-•-** 1927 Chevrolet 4 door sedan, upholstering. paiet end tiros: like new, At a, Bargain 1928 Essex 4 -Door Sedan, gone only 4000 mile', ,..n"t be told from new. See this car if you want a bargeit a 6 cylheit r car. 1927 Ford Coach in real good condition, front end rear bumpers, tires, etc., perfect. 1926, 1926, 1926, Three good Ford Cozehee, upholstering rest worn or soiled, and all running fines F'riced as low $300. 1927 Ford Coupe, Original Tires, are like sees, Equipped with bumpers, speedometer, and many other (‘xtras. This car looks and runs like new. 1923 Ford Coupe, a Bargain. 3 BUGGIES FOR SALE CHEAP. See Our used cars and compare condition and prices with others. 0 FRITZ & SON . FORD DEALERS AGENTS FOR THE NEW FORD CAR. PHONE FOR A DEM- ONSTRATE ON! SECOND HAND FORD PARTS Al' HALF PRICE as. 4, 45. • 8 45. 4, 4 ,11.1••••=k111.••••••110111.1•10111., MOOMMONNOO... Bargains Bargai 8 IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR STOCK, 'WE ARE MAKING A BIG REDUCTION ON ALL OUR DRY GOODS, SHOES, RUB- , • HERS, ETC., ETC. 35 cent Prints, at per yard 30e 30c. Prints, at per yard .t5c 38c Ginghams, at per yard "es 80c Ginghams, at per yard .. . .. .. 25c Ginghams, at per yard 20c Gingbarns, at per yard 35c. Broadcloth, at per yard 35c Mackinaw Flannel, at per yard TOWELINGS, COTTONS, SHIRTINGS, COTTONADES., NELETTES, SWEATER COATS, WINDBREAKERS, PVL ERS, WOOL SUITS FOR CHILDREN, ETC., :ETC. • R. • .AL DOUGLAS . GENERAL MERCHANT PHONE 97 r,