Zurich Herald, 1923-05-17, Page 8;igbt
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Spring is here. Warm balmy days
are coming and you will want new
dress materials of various kinds. We
invite your inspection of Our many
lines of New Goods
For Ladies Sits anal Coag Linoleum and Cong. Rugs:
Fine Navy and Black Poiret 'Twill
54 hi wide at per yd ... ... $300
Tricutine, special quality 54 in. 1i 1DE LINO OR OIL
wide, at per yard ... ... ... $3.75
Botany Serge�s, all colors, v
52 inches wide, at per yd. ...$2.L
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FOR DRESSES
Serges, all_colors, from 85c.
per yard up to .._ ... ..
WE CARRY IN STOCKS 4 -YARD
r • LEUMS PLO -
CLOTHS ALL WIDTHS, AND A
LOT OF CONGOLEUM RUGS IN
M;L SIZES.—GET OUR PRICES.
Wool poplin, black, navy,
and brown 50 -in. wide at ... $2.50
New Voiles, Organdies, Crepe
Clothes, Ratines and Creper.
SPECIAL—All Ratines and crepes
varied. colors, 38 -in. at
GINGIIAMS—An derson Fine Eng-
li�sh Ginghams 32 in. width, 40
and 45c. per yard
A. Range of CanadianGinghams
at 25c. to 35c. per yard,
House Furnishings
SPRING HOUSECLEANING
TIME IS ABOUT HERE, WE ARE
READY TO SHOW YOU A FINE
RANGE OF CUR'T'AINS AND DI:A-
tj'ii IC ale k;
!TOMS OF LOCAL 1 T R S
Sunday was observed' as rnoth-•
•er's Day in the Evangelical church
and appropriate programs Were
given at both morning and evening,
services.
the many friends of Mr. Janie•s
13 Forrest, o fthe Parr Line, Hay
tawlvnship will regret to learn of,
the11nes •sof his eldest son, "and'
oSPECIALS FOR
Saturday May 12th
..Come! Come!
also sof his eldest daughter} ::We.
hope for early recoveries.
Mr. Oscar Miller of Kitchener,
was a •Sun•day visitor,at thehosne.
of Mr`., and. Mrs. Jacob Howialel
Mrs, Miller who had been vis'itirio
with her parents for a . few weeps,
returned with him.
Next Sunday. May 20th, haci' been
Ladies Cashmere hose, fine qual-
ity in colors at •a pair ...
Or 3 pair for ..........
Ladies cotton Hose, black
35c1
95c
and •
brown a pair ......`... ... ... ...25c
Men's black cotton sox a pr. 25c.
GET
OUR
PRICES
FOR
following
set aside als "Go to �Sund,ay ;Schoo "{evasion of the Assessment Roll
thea. leadung for 1923 of the T'ownship of Hay
LOCAL WIAR[ ETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Batter
45
24.
Eggs
apples per lb... 7c
17uteh watts per lb, 5c
75
potatoes per bag _ 1.15
Wheat per bushel
Oats ...' . ..... ... . 3;00-3.75
Flour per cwt. -3.75
,Iran per ton 28.00
Shorts') er ton 10.00
flogs r
'1OW,NSIWIP QF %HAY
COURT OF REVISION
1923 ASSESSMENT ROLL
NOTICE is hereby: given that
the fiat sitting of the Court of
Sunday" by nearly all
1tee be .held in: the Town Hall,
Zurich, on, Tuesday, June 5th, 1923,
at 1; 30 o'clock, p,m.
at 1.d at Zurich, May 15th, 1923
A„ F. HESS,
Clerk, Town'shiip of Hay.
protestant churches. E eery, . ,
is requested to attend!sabhath'seho
ol, no matter how old ox `how
young, if you can ge•tthere, there
will be a place for you.
No 1 Seed vas
Cap,
Learning
corn(,
reties in stock, Wls`:•
White
Imp}.,,
Nul 7; Eureka;
PERP MATERIALS, WINDOW
SHADES, EXTENSION RODS, CR -
Early Bailey, Croinptons Eearly,
ETONS, CHINTZS, TAPESTRY Also niango'id and turnip seed in
CURTAINS. SEE OUR • NEW leading varieties. Get your sup-
WINDO W CURTAINS WITH SILK , ply of chick feed now. Special
FRING EDGE, ALL READY TO prices in bag lots, '
HANG. '
Small quantity of Alsike and Timothy Seed For Sale -
J. G SCF 0
Produce Wanted
Phone
Dr. G. S. Atkino'sn, who has been
practicing dentistry at Bayfield
and Zurich, intends opening up an
office in Exeter, and has rented;
rooms in the second storey of the
McDonell block. He has also ,ren-
ted Mr. C'. Bt Snell's new residence
on Main St.
One Saturday eveniing lastwhen
returniing frond the field, theteam:
of horses attached to a fertilizer
drill, and belongin gto Mr( Frei.
Pfaff, Lake :Road, ran away, and
dashing through the orchard, wre-
cked. the machine to a large ex-
tent. Luckily the man and hroses
were not injured.
We are sorry to report that
M..
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5 B. Strothers, Agriculturalhas. been
resentati ae at Clinton,
confined to his, bed with an attack
of iinflamatory rheumatism
a con -
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three weeks past,
sequence, cannot fulfill his daily ob-
ligations at the office. People
are kindly requested to be ,a •Iit-
tle mreo lenient with requests from
his office at Clintons.
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that it
is contrary; to Township By-law to
dump :garbage and dead aniimals
on any . township roads or lands
adjoining township roads. Of -
feeders. will be dealt with accord-
ing to, penalties provided therefor.
'Dated • May 14th, 1923.
By Order.
Ar F. HESS,
Clerk, Hay Township
Lock Petty, of the 2ndconces-
sion of Hay Township,, met with
an accident the first of 'the- week:
While engaged in rolling his land
it appears that in turning ' near
the angle of two fences, the. tongue
61 the troller got caught
au t ofi, .th
in the
ne
d and
fece and in breaking
67 horses became frightene
deshing quickly, around. MrP.etty
.was thrown in front of the roller
Zttrich'sGarage
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the I.X. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE ITS
NE MAKE A SATISFACTORY
EARLLOWANCE Y ON YOUR OLD
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER
QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED ,
We also handle the famous U.
Battery
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A COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES AND GEN-
-LUNE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED. OUR
POLICY IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG :THIS LINE AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAXY ACTYLIN WELDING
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BATTERY CHARGING
BATTERY REPAIRING
IL Mousseau Zurich
d dragged under it until the hor-
s, s gots stopped against a fence"
in calling.. for help he'Tiwas hear
by neiighbors, who gi}ickly., ' re-
leased him frotin under the( roller,
but unfortunately it was foLind that
his leg was broken, between the
ankle and the kneel.
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Farmers do not be deceived
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and buy any kind of fence.
There is only one kind of
fence % namely Fast Tight
Look the cheapest and fest
on the market.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Inthe matter of the Estate of
Christine Volland, Deceased.
All persons having claims a-
gainst the Estate of Christine Vol -
land, Rate of the village of Zurich,
ie the County of Huron, who died
the 'sixteenth' day of March, 1923,' are
required to send full particulars of
their claims, duly verified, to the
undersigned Executor, on or be -
,fore the 1st day of June, 1923.
Alter the said. date the Executor
well proceed to distribute the ES -
tate among the parties entitled
thereto, -having reference only to
the claiimms of which he shall have
received notice; and after such dis-
tribution he will not be accountable
for any part of the Estate to any.
one of whose claim he shall not
have received notice.
Dated at Zur cih, this 15th days , of
Samuel Deitz, Executor.
BORN •
Ducharme—At' Sauble Line, Hay
township, on May 10th, t to Mr.
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and Mrs. Fred. Ducharme, a son.
Rupp—At Hay Township, 'Goshen
Line, on May lith, to Mr. andMrs
Samuel( Rupp, a daughter.
Stanbury—In Exeter, on Wednes-
day, May 2nd ,to Mr( and 'MrsJi
G. Stanbury, a •son
Wein—At Dashwood •on .May 9th,
to Mre and Mrs Jack Wein, a
daughter,. r
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NOTICE.
The Business men' of Zurich have
Unanimously agreed. to ` close their
respective places of business on
Thursday afternoon of each week
darling the peroid from May 17th
to September 13th, 1923, both
dates• inclusive. Also on' Wednes
clay, and Saturday evenings of each
week, at 10.30 o'clock, p.m. And
are asking the support and co-
operation of (the public,
in thevil-
lege and doing vicinity ,by g
necessary shopping on other days
and hours not herein specified, and
thereby avoiding any ill feeling or
friction amoung our business men
We .again; ask and expect our cus-
tomerSto support us.
• The Business Men of Zurich;
Chas. Fritz & Son.
•Desch.
,. Gascho' & Son.
M. E. Routledge
Stade & Weido
Dl.elick & Braun
. J. Preeter
Pfile
-T. L. Wurm
W. G. Hess
Denomy Bros.
:John Kipper;
E. E. Wuerth
F. Hess
G. Holtzman
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Zurich Flour Miles
DASHWOOD..
Mr. HenrylWillert of RoyalOak
Mich- •visited with relatives inthrs
-vicinity last week. '
Mother's Day services were held
in the Evangelical church on , Stin-
day.
Mr. L. Hamacher left for Detroit
on Saturday
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Miss Clara Draft has returned
home alter spending the winter in
:Forest.
Mrs. 0. Atkinson is visiting with
relatives in London.
Mr. Olief Pedersen; has comm-
enced the foundation of his new
houses.
Mrs. Hartman Els e and da,ugh-
ter Thelma, are visiting in Sarnia,.
Mrs. Katezmeier of New Hain -
burg and. Mrs. Sykes of Saskat-
oon spent the week -end with their
brother, J, K. Goetz. -
Saturday evening our band gave
their first open' air concert and it
was a decided success. The music
furnished was of a high class grade
and. the boy: certainly °'must be
congratulated; on the able way'
they mastered some of the diffic-
ult overtures. As soon as the -area
Cher is favorable we are expect-
ing weekly concerts. •
'I`his band is certainly a . great
credit to our town and as 'wassaid
by SOME'. of the spectators, itsere
passes any of the bands of the sur-
rounding town.
Our very dusty streets have lie-
en .renieclied by a liberal applic-
al,ion of oil,
The Young Peoples League of
the Evan'gelicat church .spent -a isoc-
eat evening last Mondiay with Mr.
and Mrs Ira. Tetreau, af121 present -
cd them wiith °a fern 'stand,
INMEMORIA[VI
in loving memory Of daralrng.
Taurine Siemon, who passed away
two years ago on the 19th of May
1021. .
God, has taken home our darling
,Placed our bud among his flowers.,
Taken bark the one he lent ups,
To a better home than ours.'
orente, Brothers a'nd,Si'ster's;
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BIBLE THOUGHT
....FOR TODAY
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The store with the Liberal Cash Qisnint
ATTENTI
Mr1 Farmer
NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR FENCING, AND WE ARE '
IN A POSSITION (20 GIVE YOU A GOOD CHOICE OF FENCE
HERE AT A
AT VERY LOW. PRICES. THIS IS HIGHESTGRADE MADE.
WE HAVE FENCINGh LOWER' PRICE—
COME AND LOOK IT OVER, IT MAKES A GOOD FENCE,
WELL GALVANIZED AND WILL STRETCH UP FINE. IAF
WE DO NOT HAVE JUST WIIAT YOU WANT IN THIS LINE,
OF ,FENCE, WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU IN A FEW DAYS:
Take Notice
Every prospective buyershould know this. This is very
important. — A Chain, no matter how large, is only strong a*its weakest link, -- Now this is the point we are driving at.
Do not be eatisfued with any Fence which has not as heavy
a wire used in the lock, asthe line and upright• wires, be-
cause it is bound to go at that point first, and time will surely
tell. •
We have on hand an assortment of :Choice Galvanized Gates
Prices will be right.
We have .painted Gates in stock from •last year, while they last,,
We won't refuse any reasonable 'offer; You make the price.
Barb Wire, Coiled Wire, Plain Wire all galvanized. Big stock
enough for all. Staples, Black wire, Augers, Pliers, in fact "'
everything you need: '
2 large Fence stretchers atyour disposal. Ask for one;,. if
.you need it, No Charge.
NOW, GO AND MAKE THIS A BUMPER FENCE YEAR,
MEL,IeK BRAUN
PHONE 63
5%2 -Per Cent. .
Per Annum Payable Half -yearly
hat Does this Mean?
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It,fnean.s $55, on SI,000 or ,82
more than ordinary savings in-
terest
Thisg ood rate - is paid on, Huron & Erie Debentures. Iss
,sued for $100. or more for any term of one; two, three, 'four
or five years.
CAN YOU USE A FEW EXTRA DOLLARS THIS YEAR?.
Call and see a •sansple Debenture and let hie explain the
nature of the security behind this sound investment.
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Ready -to -Wear DENOM Y BROS.
Clothing GENTS FII RNISHINGS
Dear ' ye one anoth'er's burden's
and so fulfill th'e law of Christi--
Gal. 6;2
If any man be a worshiper of;
God ands deeth his will, hini+ he he-
aieth--John• 9;31
Better is a dinner of herbs wh-
ere love is, than a stalled ox and
hatred therewith. Pr'ov.15;17.
very, city Or house divided a-
gainst itself' shall not stands,—Mat.
12;25 C Godliness with contentihent is
great gain;. -1 ti m '6;0
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F"or- the eyes of the Lord. are
over the riighteous, and his ears
arc open, unto ,..their prayersi-1
peter 3;12
Thou Ish'alt ,lie down and none
}sball ina!ke thee+ afraid;. C '
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Orderedr
Clothing
TUT TWILLS
TIES. Shapes are new - Colors new
Our Range of Tut
Trills includes the
following leading Shades
KA.RN A,K
OBELISK
ti EGYPTIAN OCHRE
S?I.HAEA SAND
IRIS (BUTCHER BLUE)
:D1;SERP DOiI'S
I:•E141ror
:aduce taken ha'� �cr i
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