Zurich Herald, 1923-10-04, Page 8auti0;:
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Thtit'sd ty. �Oc to'h r, 4th, 1923
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Larger Tuinover,and
Special ih�ducements to
le Cash bo.yer, Our Motto for
Pall and Winter Trade
WE 'REALIZE THAT THE BUYING POWER OF OUR CtI;S'FOM-_.
ERS IS NOT AS GREAT AS IN YEARS GONE BY. SO WE WANT
CO GIVE YOU LOWEST POSI:I3LE PRICES IN GOODS CONSIST-
ENT WITII QUALITY AND (5 'RV10E. HENCE: OUB, MOTTO .
The first hint of cooler Weather ,sends the prudent housewife
hurrying to the Store for warinei Dress Material, Underwear, Sw-
eater Coats, Cashmere and Wool hosiery, Etc. We are sure You
can make a very .astxsfaetory choice from our display . of new Fall
and Winter Goods ,•a' �+ ",- ..
Sseaten. Coats
At remarkable 'low prices. They
came xn; all,:wool ¶ieavy -weight,
Pullover or bnittou style, in great
aarray ;of colors and patterns.
Monarch Yarns
Again in Stock in leading colors.
We carry Monarch Down, Dove
axed Silvert\vist
UNDERWEAR
LENNARDS UNDERWEAR FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
This line is giving extra satisfac-
tion. to our eustomeis. It is a gar-
ment of part wooland cotton yarns
well made and finished in low neck
and short sl'r ave. or no sleeve, aa
-well as in long sleeve style Pr-
iced From sac. to 4it.Th a garment
OVERCOATS
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr and Mrs s Emerson Smith and
family of S3rarcc:fii?weld were rec-
ent visitors with i'1Ir and Mrs Heerb
1.1.sjardiee, Parr Ling
The Bay Township Sunday seh-
dol Convention was held, in Hills,
Green, Presbyterian church on Diens
day of ibis week and. ',vas well at-
tended
A. meeting of . the Executive of
ten west Heron To.icher's, Assoc-
iation, was held in the Exeter Sch-
ool recently. The convention will
be held in Main St. basement, Ex-
eter 'ran Oct, llt1i and 12th
The new Ontario .Minister of High
ways, Hon.. Gemma. S Henry, predicts
a reduction; in the expenditure on
roads the: coming year. He Gays
the late, Government trifid to ex-
pand the highways system too rap
idliy'
The Continuation School field•
Day will be elild ox' 'Friday of
this week, Oct. 5th, on the Ii:ensall
.Baseball Diamond. , The Zurich
High School pupils will be in. at-
tendance and Coxrspe'te in the; sp-
orts of the day
Police Magistrate C A Reid,Crod-
erich, heard 20- cases during . the
month of September, eleven being
for breaches of -the 0 '1 A, , three
for assault; two for theft, ancd ••two,
for violation of the Motor Vehicle
A.ct. Fines a uiposed totalled ; $1,-
132,, while there were two jail .sen-
tenses, one for seven days and the
-other for six ntontlas
12 only, New Mens Overcoats to
hand. NEWEST STYLE, AT
RIGHT PRICES. SEE THEM..
Celery! Celery!
No.I QUALITY -FRESH CELERY
i.QFOR SALE, GROWN •IN OUR
',ZOWN GARDENS. LARGE . OR
SMALL ORDERS FILLED PROMP -
'I'LY
Pr'odu'ce L ,
ted,
Phone 67
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(Cox rte
13 utter.
Eggs
rased ap
Dutch a"
PotaLo9e
Wheat
Oats
Flour Tr
i3ran. }r
Shorts
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Goshen. Methodist church intend
holding their kunivers ary service:
on Sunday October ',tin Services
at 11. aim. and 7 pip.. Rev J ,S'
Jones of Staffs, n former pastor,
will be the preacher for tlit'da}s•
Music will be lurnxhsad at -both
services by the Ladies Quartette
of Zurich,
Also a Concert will t e given in dies of the: Community aro
the—church 8 eh o. rid clock. Program. buraday 'inn } o Call: and inspect it `as
Oct. 1.at o
ill ba. green by: i,7ieainald,:Ilud tingle wills t7� ado formal Opening,
EACH REFLECTS 'dill:, (,LOW
OF AUTUMN. IN B11.IJ'W N `Abs.I1
REDS, IN 'DULL. GRAYS, LAUREL
u'REENS, AND THE ARISTOCRAT
IC BLACK •
Prices will Le most reasonable
MARKETS
every: Wednesday)
13
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'per lb, tic
bad te.+•
1pu�,lxei 7,,00:.
40
wt. 3:00-3.75
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ton.. .. 30,RA
se & Son
HEN5ALL.
T1EALERS IN
I'w ,
Bran, Shorts,
Salt, Coal Coke
f: Coke arra cd this weekecelpt-oidrrs at $11,00 per
o expect other grades°'
Ws vi ill b6 -pleased to
'bid Customers, as well
Fee
and
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USS A. CALL ( 1
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toe); of New, Fashionable
%-is teen opened in,
tdR CH
BY
son, the well-known entertainer 0f
London, .the Varna orcliestta and
soiree local talent. - a.dnxission to
Concert, Adults 25c. Children lac
The nxany .friends of Mr Lorne
Epps. Varna, were agiceably sur-
prised on Wednesday last to find
that . he had brought "a charming
y>otin i• bride home. 'Paley were and satisfael on assured
married at Port LE 1VE YORLt' ORDERS: "EAith
M L 1 cl The
TO INSURE SATISFACTION
with the rc ern pea^grits btr MSS Vera V. ,,cheat•
g � s
• , , eColborne, the,
bride being iss•- aura 'Trick.
young couple- will reside for a
time wi 1' i ' a "their t. ovo.
fore nettling clown in ;.
honl.e
• . TTE I -s'. ! B TTERIE S!
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We are again handling the L.X. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OFA BATTERY BETTER CALL AND • SEE kUS
WEMAKE A SATISFACTORY A.LLOW ANCE Y
ON . •OUR -OLD
•BATTERY •
,'Wi E GUARANTEl+. OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY -OTHER
QUALITY• AND SERVICE CONSIDERED
.We also handle the farnou.sJ. S. L.
BAttery
A. COMPLETE. LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND 'TUBES AND GEN-
UINE FORD. PARTS • ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME TO H:t1.VE 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 NEEDSA1.-Y ACTYLIN WELDING '
BATTERY CHARGING
BATTERY REPAIRING
H. Mousseau Zurich
0-- meatt'l'ries••600 A0.60.60e4s.000eiD00.0000C►06��1:�t��+oser,sE3 'o*.
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Miss Ida Gates. and Miss Mc-
Lau.ghli:n of Chicago spent a flew
days last 'week witlx Mr and Mrs
K Gates
Miss' Olivia Welton is visiting fri-
ends in Waterloo' aria .1.itcehner
ep
1112 asci MrsJ• V� •C,ray-beil s12 rt -.
Sunday in. Woodstock
Mrs Earl CFtenthei is visiting in
London
Mr and Mrs G 5 He and arid dau
liter Evelyn. of Exeter were Sun-
day visitors in .town
Mr and Mrs S Oliver and family
of Guelph ansi Mr ax,d Mrs C,Fritz:
of Zurich spent Sunday" kat the home:
-of J Kellerman. `
Miss Elizabeth IHartleW of>Lon-
don, is visiting at her hums here.
Misses Rose Guenther and Eerie
'Ilartleib 'spent . the '(week -end
London.
Mrs Beatri'a M k itzgerald
son Lorne or Loudon, are spe
xng their .vacation with Mr '•and
John Kuntz, 14th concession;,
Mr and ivlrs S Witmer of ' he
Zurich niers visitors in town:
Sunday.
Mr Wellington Mair of Eatche
was a wcexesatt . visitor at
home here.
Wallace 0 Mete, the infant san.
Mr and Mrs Ed, Maier died on T
rsday, Sept 23tn after an illness
only a fent days at the age of
months and 23 days. .Iratea'rnei
took place SaturUay afternoon'
the Luthern CsrueLeiy. Lev.'Uraua
ner offiiatin„
Mr and Mrs deo. bTBaldwin of
St Thomas visited at. the hoiue o;i
Mr and Mrs Jo1x.x Kuntz 14th coin
this week
ArideaI Tinsmith 0
x Work
is`:
S As Our Mechanic again able to -0
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• do € l 'kinds of outside work, ieVe are
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in 'a l� osition t fill your reg: uire-
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• ments in allkinds of evetron&thin .-:.:
3 roofind andenex l
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sritloLl.•
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE' THIS WORK DONE BEFORE
THE COLD 3 (rt`TGH' FALL WLA THER SD 'S IN 40
SATISi ACTI1v THE MOTTO
THAT, WE
ALWAYS MAIN-
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• All kinds of Shealf ande.
bleary Hardware
Always on hand
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1'ha store with the liberal Cash Discount
Ra o Beason is now on a
-gits best
Hear .latest music Lectures, Ser -
ons, Market R e.dort:s, Bed tinno
Stories for Children/ This is a re-
ality not a dreamH a ti i,,.+, it at 's ':` air Store:
3;31 to 10.30 a in i, ;0 to 3 p in7 30 to 12 p. m+•
I:wily. We handle the farnous and mC;der-
ate priced—line of sets, namely of
CROSLEY MFG. Co., Cincinatti, Ohio
WEIPTP{S'1^.ALL ALL SETS, AND GUARANTEE SATIS' `ACTION
..wl.::aassts
ASK FOR PRICES
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nteismanimnew
Quite' a : nuiitbei s from this vice
inity attended tithe Zaxricb. • Pill flash:
on Friday,I3repanernpfan
Mr ;and Mrs Peter
spent the .weer: -end with friends in
W:iiteried County •
Miss Euixna Dinsmore is assit-
in at. her hemp on the••To•wnLine
of Toront
• Manson .
Mi
.Alex
sitseveral days With friends on
Goshen Line
Mrs '.Joe Bechier. spent Sunday
h friends in the village,
!Ir :.and Mrs Metz and ,fancily of
rhener, accompanied by Mr and
Mertz of :Josephsburg, spent
day at the home of Mr and Mrs
an: Walters si
sipx
thi
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HENSALL
ITeicn swan ielnriani .from
, where shi', went to met
front the Old Country
"antelon ,of Toronto, visited
they, D A CCantelon recently
ld Bell, of Lachine. Que., is
with his mother, Mrd :l3er
l'
play ,presented by the St
Dramatic Club, Wingham, in
wn Hall, .Friday eveninglsast
eeptionally well rendered..
Ai ally well —.attended
on Sherritt, a former resid-
Hensail and vicinity, and
and favorably' knoi1' n, but
ilany years -now a resident of
La,, galled on relatives and,
ds lxer'e the past -week
,ast Monday•11fterimon, the re -
ria of - the late Mrs Alex. Me -1
,'son; late of StratfOrd, 411d for
fay' years pr2Viouy iG thaat, a
ieh respected rebrdent of 'ourvfil-
tee, were brc.uhgL from .Stratford
f4ST. interment in the Hensel!. Union;
lemeLnr'y and were ,buried in the
',slily plot
On. Friday evening last,'' our
s.aiden'1. were :startled l,etvyeati 11
BLAKE.
The monthly meeting of the dein
sion Band was held in the church
Saturday Sept. 29tin the meeting , ,
opened with. hymn •'19, Mar,gaiet;t nd 12 o'clock by the ringing , of
Douglas' repeated Mission I1•tind pr -at xa fire heli •and 0r108 oL krSii vwhr-n
ayes after which we iope..Ited •M1.
sign Band Text in unison,"reasa,i
er's report was gia.en, then haz,i
roll call and went .to classes. Mrs
Lundy gave a 'short 'talk on the '
:Mission Band meeting which
was �.ssa•rxy Arnold, M`ry""'i''": of the Mo1-
tield at the Presbyterial in Iitia-' ti ane Bank, wss lexar1,I, the post
dice, corner, al£Lr gvI..,ng his mail
Sall, we' then sang hyrim 781, : land,
Mrs P A, Manson closed with pray',""i?d When in the net vl.,,`Stepping
torn the sidewalk to tins- pavefnent
ere
1VIiss Grrtice Mansuu ,rrxid Mist (�irecuy wast of the athce, C C�am-
h,�11 chanced) to ue' w tving £morn
Maraai�et Meyers of Exeter spent ills east on, the pavement, and tur--
the week -end at their homes r !
Mrs Tlinkey and children of I11- ,Iiia quickly at the peter, officer,
inoise arc, . spending a couple
of :darner struck ,lVtr Arnold, who did
weeks with her p-ar::nti;<, Mr and Mis'46i:- realize ilia carr was turiahro at
John Boehler ` '0..4 corner, and he was thrown)
Miss, Phylis Pierooy. of Toronto down, with great force on'the fine
is visitit gat ilio hong os Mr axrtl i a','ti whore his .face �°badly
Mrs 'Thos Dinsmore ctrl, the front wIwA=l passing over
his ankle breaking one of the small
hones while the hind wheel passed
over his body fracturing a rib ,
$5090009000
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miik5. a?:ada
Refunding Loan 1923
5% BONDS
fered-in two ni atru•ii. as o. o .,
20 'YEAR :BONDS DUE OCTOBER 15t1i, 1943
5—YEAR BONDS DUE OCT.BEBi, 15th,' 1922 •
20 YEMs BONDS 9325 and Interest Yielding 3.11%
5 YEAR -BONDS, 99 and Interest yielding 5.2e%
To HOLDERS OF 1923 VICTO3'Y BONDS
In additionsto the bonds offereed for cash it has been a-
rranged.that all owners of Victory Bonds due-Noveuxber 1st
1923, :may exchange theix'holdings for the same .amount of
the new issue. They will receive in cash the difference bet
ween the face value of their maturing bonds and the purch-
ase pries of the new aecuurit'y, namely; at the rate of $1,?3
per $100 for 20 years bontlaand $1 per $100 for 5 year bonds.
Dominion of Canada bonds are the most attractiveinvest-
ment obtainable{ in, Canada
a
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ndrew F. Hess i� ih
Have MADE YOUR WILL?
`,'was discovered that the dwelling
f T Drummond, on Richrtond St.
ad caught fire. lilt, fireevidenta
originated from the kitchen. •
On Monday evening, Sept. 24,
A j • a Miss Margaret Douglass of Hen-
, ll spent th eaveek-end under the
1000 Sd/0 8h>�4'B�N00' 0 ►00000 di90•Al00000O0li *041ldil00 00000 %lees, Paietltal ' roof.
DR. Jornr WARD
Chiropractic and Electrical Treat-
ments.—Eyes Exanxrned
Main St., EXETER, Phone 70
Consultation, and Examination Free
AT WALPBR HOUSE, ZURICH
Every Wednesday,. 10 a.:m„ to 4 p.mt
8-22
Painting and Paper Hanging
I Ani' in a position to do anal
kind of paper hanging, painting:
graining and decorating.
H. Eickmeier,
4."Zurieb.
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GOOD PRINTING
THAT WE (; AN SUPPLY YOU PUITIT PRINTED WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH
AS LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES.- AND
:STATEMENTS
THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR. TWO LEADING MA.NUI'A0T
t'1:R +`TSS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, 'AND CAN. SUP-
PLY ANY QUANTITY AND aSIZE OF CHECK BOOKS,
THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING- PAPERS, ENVEL-
OPES IN ALL SIZES; CARD PAPERS, CARBON OR
Tjt�i..ACINfx PAPER, SHIPPING- 'TAGS, MEMORIAM ST
.If'tIONURY,. NOTE BOOKS; RECEIPT BOOKS INITWbr
STILES, FOOLSCAP; ETC,, Dere
TII::A':c WE FILL Y'0UR ORDINARY' SIZE INIC BOTTLE
WITH GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN INK FOR, 5c. LARG+- +'
G'ER .QUAN-TITIES AT BIGGER. REDUCTIONS '
TI:tA'1' WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION, SALE POS
VER'N MERC'A T,TILT3 POSTERS AND ALL G +NURAL
PRIMING O'UR Si?ECIALTY ,
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