Zurich Herald, 1926-05-20, Page 8•
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�.ays Are Here
May Days mean Flowers, green trees, beauti-
ful sunshine, New Dresses, new hosiery, dainty
lingerie, new house furnishings such as window
'shades, curta;n drapes, linoleum, congoleum
r Rugs, Wall papers, etc.
US SHOW 1.0U OU:R:U1‹'-1,Ai: OF DRESS MATERIALS FOR
WWARM WE 9.TFIER WEAR. FLA CANTONS, IN ALL THE .NEW
I IHADE , V ER1 FASHIONABLE FOR SUMMER WEAR,
n1RO. DCLO r'ffS--T.n striped effect! 7'so all 'sha.des in plain colors,
❑r cotton and a enn;utete range of R.ay on Silk's.
POREESS (i00DS-_In bordered and "gured Voiles, Broadcloths, Silk
crepes, a:1 different design, and colors.
$WEA'l'ER COATS—A new 'shipment of Sweaters for Men, Wmoes
eud Chi dren, ,;unable ro;• ,firing wear, also Ladies' fine silk
• 'scarfs, at $.1.50 to 4?,00 each
OUSED}U SSSS—In all 'sizes fur Ladies' and Misses at $1,50 to $
each2.50
r'ARD WIDE LINOLEUM, 5 PAT1kuENS TO CHOSE FROM. ALSO
3 YDS. WIDE CONGOLEUM, OILCLOTH IN ALL WIDTHS. CON-
GOLEUM RUGS IN UUREAT VARIETY OF PATTERNS, ALL SIZES
IN STOOK.
iOEE) OUR PRICES on New Curtain Goods, 'see our Silk Pannel cur-
tains in different sizes.
OATT.ERNS, PATTERNS—New ileal Patterns now carried in Stock.
See our Fashion sheets and Counter Style :Book's, every pat-
tern listed is carried in Stoe k price is 'only 20 cents each.
SEEDS SEEDS
Kew gnrd,'n 'seeds, Mengel
turnip, Sorghum, Chick feed
in Stock.
and
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SPECIALS
)Turkish. toweling per yd. ... ... 1.5r_
Buri d eurl,titts 98c. a pair $1.25
Gin,.;ia ens, ,, - n. wide at ...25c
'.Gingha,ns, 27 -in. wide at ...19c
GROCERIES
Caustic 'Soda, 5 lbs. for ............80c
Salmon, 1 lb. tins for ... 15c
Canned tomatoes per tin ... ... 1.5c
Lennox Soap, 6 for ...... ... ... 25c
c,unny Monday Soap, 4 fpr _.. 25c
Ginger Snaps 2 lbs. for ,...25c
Ho i r4 in T�adi! a, bTisses and Chil Washing Ammonia, 4 pkgs. 25c
drens, ev...,s in broken lots and Pickling onions 2 lbs. for - 5c
• ,siers at half price. 100 pkgs. garden seed, 6 for 25c
J. GM.SCHO & SONS
Produc. Wanted Phone 59
Zurich's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
CTENUINE FORD PARTS
jSi R. ci±:i.vOil} A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING TETE FAMOUS
ATTE ` Ir
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO . AN 11 0 I'fTFR CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
IWE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
I; AT'TERY REPAIRING AND 'BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTtRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC -
IST YLENh, !•,I,i+.1•DING.
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We W iftt To Thank
The people ,who have patron. -
zed us in our business since
we have commenced.
WE STARTED THIS BUSINESS WITH THE IDEA OF GIVING.
OUR CUSTOMERS THE BEST VALUES OBTAINABLE, t QUALITY
IS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION AND THEN SERVICE OF
COURSE.
WE ;,ARE INCREASING OUR STOCK
YOU BUY HERE IS FRESH AND NEW
WE MIGHT MENTION .HERE THAT
FINE RANGE OF LADIES SILK HOSE
SO WHITE AND BLACK.
We are Sitisfied,
J.W.MB
DAILY. EVERYTHING
STOCK.
WE HAVE A MIGHTY
IN MANY COLORS. AL -
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ITEMS OF LO€M, INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Wickens, of
Ingersoll are visitin g relatives
here.
' Mr. and Mrs. D. Oswald and
and Mrs. Martin Wurm were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Kaercher, east of
Hensel'.
The executive ,of the Huron Pub
Ushers' Association met in Clinton•
recently to arrange for a meet-
ing to be held in Wingham on
May 28th. To this gathering the
publishers of Perth and Bruce co-
unties will a'sfo be invited and the
matter of forming a larger organ
izatiou will be discussed. G. E
Hnl' of C intoe 2s pr'isident; J. M.
Southcott, Exeter, vice-pre.sid'ent
and A. G. Smith of. Wingham is
secretary of the Huron organiz,at
ion.
Dashwood
Miss Hazel Snell of Windsor is
isiting at her home here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller mere
'spending several weeks with fri-
ends in Windthorst, Sask.
Mr. A. Passold of Detroit is vis-
iting her brother Mr. P. Fassold
Mrs. T. Peachy of Stratford is
visiting in `town.
Mr. 0 Restemeyer (spent Sat-
urday in London.
Mr. and :Mrs. W Graybeil of
Woodstock, 'spent Sunday .with4Mr
and Mrs. J. W Graybeif.
Mr. and Mrs. R Stade of Zur=
ich .spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs C, Stade.
Mrszrs. C. and Wm. Lindenfield
of Parkhill visited with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Steinhagen on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stadelbauer of Lon
don 'spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, P. Kraft.
Miss Hilda Snell of London vis-
ited with her parents on Sunday.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. J. Collins and Mrs,
i?ryne of London, 'spent the past
week with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Winson Arrastrong of the Go -
ellen Line.
Mrs. A. Robinson Sr., who has
spent some months in Hamilton,
with her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Low-
den, returned this week to her
home in Stanley. She 117^1q
companied by her dar
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Margaret Erratt of Toronto.
One night about a week ago
they arages of B, Berry, ifrncefield,
E. Epps, Varna and' W. Westlake,
Bayfield were broken into • and
considerable goods and some mo-
ney taken. High Constable White
'sides was notified and he _soon
succeeded in locating the culprits
at London, where five young men
were arrested and brought to God•-
erich, along with the 'stolen goods
where they were lodged in the
County jail; On Monday they
were brought up 'for trial and
recei ed the. following tsentences;
Two of them get 6 months atthe
Reformatory: Two more get 3
!,non h'i and the Win get's 1 month.
On Wednesday night :of last we-
ek fire of unknown origin destroy
ed the home of Mr. Thos. Wileyof
Varna. Luckily Mr. Wiley was
not at home but was at his dau-
ghter's Mrs, Wm. Reid at the
lone of the fire, for at his advan-
ced age and with his physical we-
akness,
e-aknes, he wolud have had diffic-
ulty in .getting out of 'the house.
His !sore Cecil had gone to Detroit
n few degas before, hence his go-
ing to Mrs, W. Eeid's• There'was
an inslrr 'iiee of $401,"0 on the house
and $200 on the content's.
Mr, Will Johnston, who has,be-
en working at Detroit was visiting'
"Fiends in Stanley a few days last
lural. TIe r^turned to Detroit on
Saturday and was accompanied by
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'Yin Cecil Wiley.
Mrs, S. +l'ohnston who came over
from Flint, It/Deli., to attend the
funeral of thie late Mr Andretw:
LOCAL MARKETS
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Egg's... .. ...
Potatoes per hag
Dried apples lb.
Wheat
Barley
Buckwheat
Flour
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Bran per ton... ......
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Western FarmersMutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF
ANY CANADIAN COMPaNY DO-
ING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429.61.
C. Holtzman -Zurich.
AGENT.", ALSO DEALER IN LIGE-
TNING RODS, AND ALL •BINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
Johnston. is visiting with friends
around Varna.
Mr. Colin Campbell gave a very
fine address at the Young People's
League of the Goshen Church, last
Sunday evening. His s;mbjeet was
Power. Rt 'spoke of mechanical
power, of human power, but back
of it all and greatest of all was
the 'Divine power.
Mr. and Mrs. D J. Stephenson
and Mr. Lorne Armstrong werein
' Goderich one day last week, vis-
iting Mr. George Armstrong Sr.
who has not been feeling the best
'of late. ; ,. i e
STEPHEN COUNCIL
• The Council of the Twonship of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cr-
editon, on Monday, May 3rd at 1
p.xn All memuera were present.
Minutes of the previous regualr
and 'special meetings were read and
adopted.
Communication's were read from
pet), A. McCubl4a, CE. re, Walker
(Drain and the Tp. Clerk of Colb-
orne re; increasing tax on gaso-
Iere which were ordered to be filed
By-law No. 311 to license . Bake
shops and fixing the fee at $1 for
such knees,, having been read tbie•e
tinie!S be pa'a.,ed and s:gned by the
Reeve and Clerk and 'sealed_
thkat the Clour% of Revision for
appeal's against the A'sess.ment
Roll for the eTp. of Stephen be
held in the Town Hall, Crediton on
Wednesday, May 26th. at 10 a:nt.
That the aesessnant roll and
truant book as filed todafy by the
Assessor be accepted and that ha
be paid his salary..
The (Allowing orders were pas-
sed; •.
Wolf & Roeazler, teaming grad-
ers $1.00;, Sawyer-Ma'Ssey Co. gra,--
ders, ete. 654,00; Miss Walker, gra-
vel 6.00; Ed. Gill rep tt ashout Ri-
ver road 2.00; Geo. Eilber'and oth-
ers asse,mbling graders 4.25;; A.Pat
Larson, rep plow 1.50; H, Powe, dr-
agging con. 1„2, 47.90; G. Walker
dragging E.S.R, 11,00; '110.0; J
White grading S. rd. 7,00; -Roy Hod.
gins and others draggin 29.00; (1
lagi'r; dra;gin, S.B. 21,00; A. Cur
ti's 'dragging eon. 14 5.00; Noble Sc-
ott greggnr. 8:00; J./Guinan A5Y.-
c'ssor s ,salary 153.00,
The council adjourned to meet
again in the "town Fall, Crediton,,
on Wednesday, the 26th inst. at 1
Henry .Eilber, Clerk
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Thurodayr,: May' 20th, .102$
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IINITI1 E
We have received a large shipment
of new Furniture including Living
room, new diningroom suites, and
rockers, kitchen cabinets, tables
and ,chairs
COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW GRACE LINE •BEDS, BRASS'
BEDS, AND A FULL LINE OF THE ,FAMOUS SIMMONS GUAR-
ANTEED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSESi.
BRING IN YOUR PICTURES TO BE FRAMED.
HARDWARE
A FULL LINE OF SHELL. AND HEAVY EARDWAItE,
BEATTY WASH MACHINES AND WRINGERS, STOVES .AND
FURNACES, WIRE FENCING, STEEL POSTS, POULTRY'
FENCING, AND CEMEN T.
LET ITS DO YOUR PLUMBING, EVETROUGHINUI OR ROOF-
ING. 1 .
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF leo% PURE MARTIN SENIOUR
PAINTS, OILS, CHI-NAMEL VARNISHES.
SUPERTEST Gas and Coal Oil.
TRY OUR OILS NONE BETTER
BRING IN YOUR OLD RAGGS, TRADE OR .CASH le. lb. s
Johnto & KalblIejsch
Hardware of Furniture. Phone 63
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5 Per
Cent.
You Get 'Your Interest
"On the Dot"
Time and money are heat when you have to "dun" a bor-
rower for interest that is one., two, or three months over-
due.
When ylou invest in a Hsron & Erie, Debenture you re-
ceive your interest "right on the dot."'
These Debentures are issued for $100 or more for 12 months
:r longer up to 5 years.
5% PER ANNUM IS PAID HALF -YEARLY,
SURPLUS SECURITY TOTALS $6,750,000.
Make your savings earn extra interest dollars to helpmeet
ever-increasing living expenses.
M(.J4ron Erle
Applications received at any time by—
Andrew F. Hess, -
Zurich
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Painting and Paper Hanging
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPERHANUIN., &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. TRY US ON YOUR 'K'KT
JOB.
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ZURU R -- Ol's'
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