Zurich Herald, 1923-04-05, Page 8ti
e �►��� foods •
Sprin is here, Wr nil balmy drys.
are coming and ;you will want new
dress .natet•i as of various kinds. ' We
invite yowl inspection of Our many
lines of N ekr . oods
For Ladies Suits and Coats
Fine Navy and Black Poiret Twill
54 in wide at per yd .. .. $30e
Trieotine, !special quality. 54 in.
wide„ at per yard ....._ __. $3.75
Botany Sergea,; all colors,
52 inches .iiwide, at per yd. _.42.25
FOR DRESSES '
Serges,, all colors, from 85c.
per yard up:. to
Wool popainf, black, navy,
and brown 50 -in. wide at ,.. $2.50
Nevi Voiles, Organdies, Crepe
Clothe's, Ratines and :Creeper.
SPECIAL-Al1 Ratines and crepes,
varied colors, 38 -in. at ,:__ ...75c
GIN GRAMS—Anderson Fine Eng-
, . 1i'sh Ginghanns 32 in. width, 40
STA 45c. per yard
A. Range of Canadian Ginghamis
at 25e. to 35c. per yard '
$1,50
House Furnishings
SPRING HOUSECLEANING
TIME IS ABOUT HERE, WE ARE
READY TO SHOW YOU A FINE
RANGE OF CURTAINS AND DRA-
PERY . MATERIALS, WINDO W
SHADES, EXTENSION RODS. CR -
ETON'S, CHINTZS, TAPESTRY
CURTAINS. SEE OUR NEW
WINDOW CURTAINS WITH SILK
•PIPING EDGE, ALL READY TO
BANG. `
Llnoleu r and Cong. RjigS•
WE CAERY.IN STOCK 4. -YARD
WIDE LI v O.LEUM% 'FLOOR. OIL-
CLOTHS ALL WIDTHS; AND A'
LQ'r. OF 'CONGOLEUN4? RUGS IN
ALL SIZES.—GET OUR' PRICES.
Wait Paper! Wall Paper!
Now is the tine to think of Wall
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Paper and the place to. buy '•it is
here, where you tet more Roll's
'or your Money. We' carry Wat-
son Foster's Wall Paper, which has
niet with 'Our 'Customers Entire Mir. -
pro val,
rcproval, Our. Wallpaper trade ,i's
increasnig every season. Prices
from 20q: to .85e. a double, Rolt't
Forty-five samples to chodsefrom
BArgains for one
WEEK
Men's Work Shirts esteli sec
14Ien's Work Shirts, each; 85c
.4904(S$iiritt, ;a4L sizes each ... 39e
Men's Union Sox, good weight '30e
*curl,- sh (Towelling at per yfd..1Oe
(4ialy ..5pieces.',Pri'nt -at ya 20e
Small quantity of Alsike and Timothy Seed For Sale
J. GASCHO & BO
Produce.
Wanted
Phone 6
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BATTERIES! BATT RIES!
We are again handling the I.X.
Battery
,• ,. IF. IN NEED.OF X BATTERY BETTER CALL ' Nigro SEE`, US
4' C MAKE A .SATISIF'AOTORY ALL000-ANCE ON' YOUR OLD
. BATTERY
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRIDES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER
QZTALITY AND SE RVICE c0NSIDE1$D.
We lso handle the famous U. S. L
Really -to -Wear
Clothing
14 Et a+
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D NW4 ' BROS.'
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
llabberlin
Clothing
THE BEST CLOTHING IS. THE,.
KIND,THAT SELLS AND BRINGS
REPEAT ORDERS.: THAT IS WH
AT HABI3ERLIN, i;RAND• WILL
DQ' THIS SPRING.' ,THEY ARE
MAKING.; SMARTER SUITS ` AND
OVERCOATS ANIS:.:. USTI`]'l ' BE-.
11th FA.BRCIS THAN THEY
HAVE EVER 'DONE BEFORE. ..
F PRICE'S ARE ATTRACTIVE..
EOBI3ERL' IN CLOTHING Its BAC.
Is.ED BY: HA13hERLIN SERVICE,
«'PITCH. MEANO • COMPLETE :. SAT
] $?`ACTION
DE
joduce taken zn ozchange for Good
l'AUCTION' SALE
,01„.Household, -::Effects,, Ete•at
ZutICh, Oxl.'.:Saturda;y Apfii”"�ti9
cornmenci4ig -at 1"30 o'clock,
the J<olioaving ;articleli,
la+ss'"cs board, 4 rockei8; Mor
y ? lisFsr. }dam :•.rop1[i, :"table, 4i
dieing • room chairs„ .3 beds:, 2"
•springs;, couch;; neoleum nev*, con,!'
43 tove..i,•pictures, „dresser, wash stand,
bitches chairs, 2 'kitchen rockers
wing ..table,' .urea,, clothescupb
pard, kitchen' neuleouirc:, 2 ?Sinks,
Neu Perfection 3 -burner, coal vii'
stove, cook :stove; .5 dozen 'paler
roasting pan,, rota, and bails; eha
bei set,, shovels, ,spades, digs
thou 'carpet ~ .strips•• •:near'ly;.:'
ic.ythe, canned fruit, ansEaii
other --articles.
. TERMS -CAS
Aithu,r Weber, :Auctions .,
Rise A,gncs' •Ksaercher, Prop
1
Battery
A COMPLETB LINE OF DOMINION TIRES' AND (TUBES AND GEN -•.0
VINE FORD PARTS ALWAYS O N' HAND I, ;
NOW IS THE (TIME TO .HAVE YOL•R CAR . REPAIRED. , oira'
POLICY IS FIRST HERE,, .,FIRST SERVED. "COME EARLY AND
'•
AVOID,` - W
THE RUSH. E,ARE'FsXpERTS ALONG' THIS LINE L AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEND A3.Y ACTYLIN WELDING
• " $'APTERY CHARGING
BATTERY REPAIRING
H. Mousseau Zurich
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Fence Buyer's: , -I
Farmers do not be deceived
� aud buy any kind of fence,
There is only one kind of
1fence namely Frost Tight
Look the cheapest and best
on the market.
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STADE & WEID
PREETER BLOCK
ZURIC
440040 110604 r a►464044 wirer0041 11011wr+0 X061146114041.
aim 424; Martha Heideman 389,
Victoria Deichert 379; Rosaleen(,S'ar
ai•ai• :361fatazelAtedar0.34414.4gales
E etricir 4345, ' Wesley-Cailtas 141,
ia43,si Meliele 322, .: iwin; .$chs'
31;8, ,31.1:rPella ..Farwell 31L. :
Sr III-VeraKal Niels* 526:
„!rail,"Norman F?leisehazter-4'l5,-hen,
larence: Parwelft 469;, hon; .Dorothy
'' t,e 1•449 hon;' Stella.C'alllias 443.
on; Dennils Bedard 430 hon; Elzar.
otisseau -400; Lawrence Hpwaid.:
1;'<Ttuil'egl -Ducharme 389,, Edward.
liner 293, F,ranei's Dietricii:,;;288,•.
Alis` Neebt 215.'': Willie Lieliold•
Tr: III :Franz Kochr ni i .'432;
',Foster 288; Goldie . tl.ttley 328,
tt' 23; Grace, Koehler
9 $ Bruc,e Koeh-
ei+�cht'chr
following :appeari,in the
troit •News• ;of Friday. March ,23,
+=--- 23 ,— A venture in linanee and
NOTICE a oi,,tlegginig was revealed; . before
` udge A. F. Marschner in ,Circuit
CLERK'S NOTICE ' OF FIRST - ; ourt;' Thursday, - during the hear
POSTING Off' VOTERS'LIS'r1922.: T'ig of the'..Suit :for .$2,500 brought
Municipality; of the Township, !Of: • b • Jas. ' J. 1/Prichard'. 1202 ginger
Iiay, County of Hurt:M. }t•. against Wimi."H. Bender. Up.
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NrICE is hereby g veer tai .t r"iehard ' and Bender worked, • to
1 Navel,trsincl ordelieo lic tier St conductor and motorman;
Ip
rrtt?rst ynscte�tt _in ecertiond tc
9; of batrespectively, for the D.U.1 dur-.
the :Ontario Votere' List Act; the n g the spring of 1921'. Recomi•-
copies required by said Section to ing intinilate Bender related his"
be transmitted or delivered of the dreani of the money to be' made. by
list, madee pursuant to .s,aid Act,, of oi,erating a loran office. Up -
alt persons •appearing by thelast
riehard was interested. and titian- l
IReviared Assessment Roll of i the cad. Bender, in a �Lerree'of ,.three'
Legelative Assembly.... and that !loam, to the.cum of $9,500.; U ri-
P;art 'III, of the Said List sae li:^st chard] oni the witness• -e andtold of
posted up in, my, office in' Zurich4qite.nder opening a loaf, ot(iee in
on not day; cot March, 1923, and re-: AamiItorf IOnt.S and later branching
mains' there for your 4181)4'404. • out into the bootlegging' bur'inessi
• And.I .
hetety, call
upon
U1I'
asked.Bender tier A tlte money, in
voter to' take immediate proceed,' the hall o'! 1921," Uprichard .'wide
ing •'to have any errors or omiss-
ions corrected according to Iawi
Dated tails. 31st day of .March;
1923. •
F. HESS,
Clerk of the :Township of Hay.
Z. P. , S. SCHOOL. REPORT
The fo11o'wing is the report loll
Room P., for Marchi The naimee.
tare in order of emeriti '
3r 'II—Lauretta Farwell, Fran*
Kipper.:Leonaard Smith, Albert He»
idtmaii, Pearl, Sararas, Richard Be-
dard. i
.Jr. I—Ivan Willert, Harold St-
ade, Marjouie Gascho., Violet Sch-
wa'lm, Hugh 14tacKinnoti, Evaline
Ayrees, Gladwin"' Mellick, Antionet-
to Grpnier :. ' r
Sr. Pr. Earl Flaxbard, Gordon
IIowaid, George Ducharme, Albert
Diechert. ,
Jr. Pr.—Ray .. Srnith, Harry Pos-
ter, Harvey Claui•sus, Stewart "
Thiel; Armond Grenier, Rawl 'Ott-
1�:y.• - ;
M Al, Lamont, Teacher]
Room IT. ; .
Jr III—Gladys Spathe 80%, Be-''
ulah Sararals; 78; Eleanor Fleiseei-
auer 76; Laurens, Sclrwtalin 66; Ras
Leibold 64, Wilfred Ducliarme 62.
Rosie Albrecht 55; Earl Thiel 35,
Claire Mellick 32, t t r
Sr. II -Floyd Kropf 82, Deeland
W,iltart 81; CarlHaberer 71S;'Greta
Koehler 68, Alice Koehler 67,Rath
Zettel `66-; Gr(aoe Zettel 66, Napoli
oen Bed:ai+d 58, Nelda' Schwalm 56,
Ervin 'Dietrich 4.4,, Cecil Uttley 391;
Jr. II—Earl Yunngbl,ut' 74, Anna-
Druar 72, Adeline Flei'schauei' 70,
Milverna Geiger 63, Helen Thiel 62
62, blai+y, Kochetnls 61, Clarenco Stii-
ith. 80, Glenn Wolper 60, George Or
eider . 58 Olinn Foster, 53, Roland.
Grenler 5%, Byron Due-u'ruo 41,..'
0% Mk O'Brien, Teacher.
Room III:
Jr. IV-345,-60%—Mrvyn .' aol,a
''He told of the hardships he war
-experieneing( &I albootlegger;
that he had -nib money, -- A jury in
Circuit Jude Adolph F4 Maitech,
flees court Friday awarded Jamea ! ;
J. Uprichard a verdict of $2,341.0.
againiet' W'iIli'airt 11.• ` Bender,
We then that :are strong. ought
to,bear. the infirmities of the weak
and not to. 'please oui•selv,ed--Ro.-
cans 15 ,L ,r.
• 'i'—'it
For the weaponry of our warfare
die not carnal, but mighty through
(Jod to the pulling "down of strong
hoicks. -2 Cor: 10;4.
The lord "thy. God 'shall, bless thee
in all thine increase, and in adl the
It orite of • thine hands, therefore
thou shalt Surely rejoice.—Det. 16
J 5.
They shall, be abundantly sat-
isfied with the fatness or thy hanae
anti thou, 'shalt Snake t.J una drink of
the river of thy pleasures. -- Ps.
36.; 8.
4.-4.
Owe; no man anything, but love
one another;.for he that loveth an-
other hath fulfilled the law,—Rom.-
acus 13;8.
1 the Lord thy God will hold
thy right hind;.'saying unto, thee
rear riot; .x will help thee, --,Isiah
4,1; 13.
• This is toy, rest forever; here wi iA
JC dwell; for Y have &sired it
r1 salnlS,"1.32, 1.+:,• '
Tliursd:iiy, April 5t1t, 190
• wlwn M I Ar01.W../1011A.:, .P.W:,... ....,.,...r..,,,�
:pa stare with the Libaral Cssit DJscoint 1
r. Farmer
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NOW. IS THE: ITIME TO DO YOUR FENCING, AND WE ARE
IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU.. A GOOD CHOICE OF FENCE
AT' VERY LQW PRICES. ;THIS, IS HIGHEST GRADE MADE.
WE HAVE FENCING HERE ALSO AT A, LOWER PRICE-+
.COME AND LOOK IT OVER, IT MAKES "A` GOOD ' FENCE,:
WELL' GALVANIZED AND WILL STRETCH UP FINE;.,. W
WE DO NOT HAVE "JUST WIIAT 'YOU WANT' IN THIS LINE.:
OF 'FENCE, WE ,CAN GET IT FOR YOU IAV' A. FEW: DAYS.
Take Notice`
Every prospective buyer should. know this. This is vert
important. - A Chain, no matter .how large,' is; only Strong
its weakest link. — Now this is the point we are driving. At
Do not` be satisfued with any, Fence which has not as heavy
a wire Used in, the lock, asthe line and ' upright wires,.
cause' it is bound to go at that point first, and time will 'curly
tell. '
We: have on hand an assortment of Choice Galvanized Gates
Prices will •be right:
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We have painted; Gates in stock from last year, while they i lt,
We won't refuse any reasonable offer; You make the priee.
Barb Wire, Coiled :'.Wire, Plain Wire all galvanized. - Bigstock
e•t oiigh for all. Staples, Black . wire, Augers, Pliers,- in 'fact
everything you need.
2 large Fencestretchers at your disposal.' Ask for one(, if
you need, it, No Charge:
NOW. LET'S GO AND MAKE TIIIS A BUMPER PENCEYEAU.
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The celebrated;. Canadian laic,
aaA FULL.. A GAUGE >yii" _r :
a fine, tart leaves no fe.rt'for y cur ;.i►'7
paahatd Stock. Champion Bund
'CAMA:DiAN" fence osiyyour faun
means, "$reef sleep o' nights•• _
You're not 1o:iiring about potaible hurt
with any other fence, rail, stone,stump or "wire,
is` tf�e cheapeat'in the`1&i rut. • We want you
you lowest price for, highest cualiiy.
or lose to your stock. Core
Champion rsnd "CANAL AW',
to ask ue topro^ve it—and !turnip('
MeIick& Braun,
runt
A Safe and
opu
oft. • f invpst0).0.
Huron Sr.' Erie DebentureB are issued. for $100. , or.
more for a terin of one, twwo, three, four or jive years.
At the end of 1922 over $10,640,000. were invested iii
HutT'on & Erie Debentures.
S 500. will earn for : `You x27.59
.y
$1000
cc 55.00
I recommend Huron & Erie7ebentures because they
are safe -guarded by Assets of over Twenty-five Mtllio�i
Dollar%
IIAVI3 YOU SPARE i!'JNDS FOR INVESTMENT? GAirL
ANi1:SEL` ME AT ANY iTIN4IE. '
Andrew F. Hess, - 2Uric.
Have' You MADE YOUR WILL?
The HERALD to New Subscribers.
January 1924 for 15 sets