Zurich Herald, 1929-12-19, Page 8?Ami, EICIIT.
THE ° STORE WITH THE STOCK
The Christmas Store
IMAI; E THIS A REAL MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR ALL YOUR
FRI':NDS'BY DOING YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE,
V�tf RE YOU WILL FIND A GREAT VARIETY. OF, SUITABLE
GIFTS FOR EVERYONE.
FOR, WOMEN
F1:77; TAPESTRY RUNNERS, AND CUSHIONS TO MATCH.
RAYON BEDSPREADS IN ROSE, BLUE AND GOLD. SILK' AND
VV.4'OL SWEATER COATS, GEORGETTE SCARFS, BATH TOW-
ELS, S, WITH CHENILLE BOARDERS VERY NEW, LINEN
TOWELS, NEW SILK LINGERIE; FULL FASHIONED HOSE,
Pia SOLES WITH AMBER TIPS OR HANDLE; .HANDKER-
CHIEFS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FOR MEN
;'EW SWEATERS; SCARFS; CAPS; MITTS, GLOVES; FINE,
SHIRTS, .NECKTIES, PAJAMAS, SOX, BELTS; PURE LINEN
AND SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
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Chinaware and Toys
Complete array of Chinaware and Toys of all kinds on display
rear of Store. Walk to end of Store and iiupect tiles& lines.
You will be sure to find many suitable Gifts to interest ycu.`
New Fruits, Nuts and. Candies
WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF NEW FRUITS SUCH AS
RAISINS, CURRANTS, PEALS, CANDEED PINEAPPLES, SLICES
GLACE CHERRIES, SHELLED WALNUTS AND ALMONDS,
(ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT, CRANBERRIES, WALNUTS, ALM-
ONDS,
LM. ONDS, FILBERTS, PEANUTS, CHOCOLATES, CREAMS, AND
OTHER CANDIES IN GREAT VARIETY.
J. GASCHO & SONS
Pmfuu Wanted Phone 59
JOINT DEBENTURES
HURON and ERIE DEBENTURES
Can be issued jointly in the names of two or more
persons. sir the event of the death of any one of the
investors, the Debenture is payable at maturity to the
survivor or survivors without recourse to Law.
This is a popular way of investing money and many
investors in Huron and Erie Debentures have taken
advantage of this plan,
11 50
Is now paid on these tried and true Debentures, twice
a Year. r
Applications received at any time''byi
Before you Invest INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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Xmas. Gifts at Mer-
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Find
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J.1M. MERN3R
YELLOW FRONT STORE'.
PHONE NO. 145
MEMS OF: LOCAL II TEREST
Mr. Jahn Hey, Jr., motored.to3Lun-
,don on Wednesday.
Miss. Ethel hess • is visiting at Et-
mita.
Mrs. Theo. McAdams and sonwere
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather. Insurance CI
OF WOODSTOCK'
The Largest Business of am
in London last Saturday. 1 Canadian Company .doing
Mr. Louis Hartman of Windiaar,,. Businessin Ontario -
is visiting: friends here.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Ebner
Oesch is confined to her bed with an
attack of sciatica.
Mrs. S. R. Knechtel of St. Jinsahrs
and Mrs. Paulin of the West, who
have been at the Ramie home' riche'
for a few weeks left on .Wednesday
morning for their respective hones.
Mr. Wm. Thiel of the Bronson
Line, has treated his family to a•. Shue
phonogragh.
Miss Stella Callfas of Kitchener,
spent a few days with her parents iin
town.
Rev. Mr. Hunsberger of Waterpoo,
conducted devine services in the•.hse.ai
Mennonite church over Sunday;
The -many friends of Miss We rlyn
Thiel, of the Bronson, are glad to see
her back to her homey from her re-
cent visit in London.
Mr.. Wes. _Callfas who has spent
the summer sailing on the Great
Lakes,' spent a fee'days at hs home
here last week. Wes. likes it very
much, and has again booked` or next
season and says. "There is nothing
like the sailor life.
Mr. Ward Fritz was to Windsor
the latter part of last week and re-
turned with a good. used Chevrolet
sedan, and then on Monday he• brou-
ght home from the same place an al-
most new Oldsmobile, which will .411 -
deed mak an ideal car for -some-
one for the coming season.
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The Best Place to Buy
HARDWARE
Postmaster W. L. Siebert, was in
London on Friday, *here he •met his
youngest son, Albert, who is a star
player of the Montreal Maroon hock-
ey team. The team had been play-
ing at Chicago, and were on their
home, passing through London, and
during this period Mr. Siebert visit-
edwith his son, and also met the
other boys of this notorious team.
The household effects of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C: Callfas left for Kitchener
on Tuesday' afternoon of this week,
a large moving van from that place
coming up to get the same. We un-
derstand that they have purchased a
residence at Kitchener, andare of-
fering their Zurich property for sale.
Mr. Callfas left withthe big van,
while M :rs. Callfas and daughter
Elda will follow by train. Their Zur-
ich friends regret very much to see.
them leave.
The recent thaws the past week
have helped in greatly settling ' the
big piles of snow, and also cleared
the roads to ,some extent. Then the
sleet and ice storm the beginning 'of'
this week has smoothen things to such
an extent that one has to look where
you step and go. The east and west
travelled roads are fine for motoring
but the cross roads are very slow
with a somewhat crooked and rutty
trail: Yet the cars seem to go daily
to ' London, and have no trouble in
getting through.
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, FROST WIRE FENCING,
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GOLD-. MEDAL TWINE, SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS, GOOD-
YEAR TIRES AND TUBES, HECLA FURNACES, QUEBEC I
STOVES AND HEATERS, HEATING, PLUMBING AND TINS- it
MITHING, A SPECIALTY
FURNITIIRE
DINING AND BED ROOM SUITS, CHESTERFIELD
SPRINGS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, ETC.
SEEDS
SUITS,•
BUYERS AND RETAILERS OF ALL KINDS Orr' CLOVER
• GRASS SEEDS.
SEE UR FOR PRICES AND QUALITY
AND
If in need of new furniture, don't
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forget; we have it .
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH ' ONT.
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Amour oit Insuvenee at Rea on Die.
91st, 1928, $22,296,276.
Total Cash in .Bank and Bondsy,
$160,378.74
Rates --$4.5$ per '$1,100 for t Faris.
E. F. Klopp—Zurich,
Agent, Also Dealer in wing Res
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
illiner�
E .DISPLAY:
OF
XMAS. GIFTS.
CH `T+ H, REG.. ; 5
ANRENI1a $2.00ATSF6JlEi.00
VELOIltI TAMS, REG. $1..2.5
NOW 50c.
ALL MATRON'S HATS IN BLACK
Reg. $5.00 and $4.50, For $4.O0
MATRONS IN COLORS <�
Reg. $4.50, For $1.85.
ALL. FELTS AND VELVET FOR
YOUNG MATRONS AND GIRLS
'At-, $1.90. .
FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE
COME EARLY . 'AND GET FIRST
CHOICE AT THE •
HAT SHOPPE
O.NE ' tiOOR 'WEST OF MERNER'S
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Vera V Siebert
Seasonable Goods
Now -is the time of year to ft out t
your home with new Furniture' I
Also Simmons Guaranteed Spring s
and MiOtressOs,
SIS S •S$ •E 1A$NNMO'
t. aarfc's Celcbrated � Paints
and Varnishes
:'•.FLOOR FINISI4XES, OIL STAINS, PORCH ARS FLOOR ENAMEL
} ' CHI-NAMEL• VARNISHES
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All Lines , ofd Hardware
and Thirware
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GET *UR PRICES 69t1 WIRE FENCING AND BARB WINE'
- • MILLER'S INCUBATORS; AND BROODIPS
a' ' ; •S•EE'US WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR Pi.DiMIPSi.,
PLUMBING AND EA " ETROUGHIN4 PIPING, ETU, ATTEND&
ED TO NT SHORTEST- *OTICE.
CALL AND Sia.'? 1US
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Our local merchants report as the
Christmas trade- being very ,good so
far this 'year, with only a week more
to go. Do. your shopping now be-
fore the last few day's rush, and give
the merchants a chance to give you
the best of service..
The Herald publisher is printing a
number of cards which will be hand-
ed to subscribers of the Hay Tele-
phone System 'and subscribers to the
Herald who when renewing their Sub-
scriptions, will receive a copy of this
card bearing the names and teleph-
one numbers of all the private phones
in the village of Zurich. This card
can be tacked beside your phone and
whenever you want a number in Zur-
ich, at a moments glance you will
have it, instead of looking up the
party and number in the large book.
We are making this contribution to
;,;,r subscribers. We would vary
much like to give a calander, but at
the subscriptionprice we are selling
the Herald, we do not think our fin-
`antes would stand it. So let ue
hand you over one of these Tele-
phone directory cards of the village
of Zurich.
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How to Produce Layers
Poultry farmers will find it profit-
able
rofitable' forthe purpose of building up
the laying capacity of their flocks, to
select' the best laying hens of the
flock and mate them with males from
heavy -laying stock. In one experi-
meant, fifteen of the best layers were
Mt" apart for the production of hat-
ching eggs' and were mated with the
sons of heavy laying hens., The first
year of test. the fifteen best hens laid
an average • Of- 123.6 eggs and five
years later the yield of the best Mt-
een had gone up to 246.2 eggs per
hen.
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THE FAMOUS SLEEVE VALVE
MOTOR. IF IN NERD OP A CAR ARRANOR TO 829 *18-
BHF'ORH BUYING BLSBWUER E. ^ A SATISFACTORY 'DIAL
ASSURED, BESIDES:
"WE GIVEJAYOT.J. SERVICE"
. Mousseau Zurich
Don't forget to attend the two
Christmas entertainments next week
when the Lutheran church will celeb-
rate theirs` on Tuesday evening, or.
Christmas Eve., and then on 'Wednes-
day . evening the Evangelical church;
will hold their annual event. And
don't forget there is a real approp-
riate mid -night event at the French,
Settlement • R. G. church on Christ-
mas Eve., Tuesday night, when their.
new pipe organ will be dedicated,
and a suitable program given. Let;
us allbe loyal to our Savior by at
tending the varies festivals, us e!
knor they will all be good and ;gave:
us fonil hemories of the Most + `I
tial things of life,. j
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