Zurich Herald, 1923-11-07, Page 4•
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THE HERALD
ZURICH, ONT.
LOCAL MARKETS
nsertion 50e
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Sutter , •• •• . 23+35
hggs • • •.51b. -,•
.a
2
Chickens, i 11
hickens, 41bs -- - 13
Winder 41bs. _ .. ..11
,Chick.. Light breeds -- -
?al? e g .......14
*Teas 5 -lb
'lens, 4 -lbs.... ......... -.100
*tens under 4 -lbs •• 10
",i3ucks -. -. .. .0
Ducks, white . -•. . ... 1 ..11
'"Turkeys old ._. $
*fleece eece . ..... . ^c
Dried apples per Ib. 'tc•
Dutch. Setts, per lb, .
"potatoes per bag ....30
Wheat per bushel _. 55
Bailie, --. -::. _
'Buckwheat -- ...63 40
Oats •- .. 3.0<►- 3:15
Flour per cwt 3.05'
Shortap er ton_-,.. - ;... 3
'20.00
bran, per ton .- . •-'~
wogs per cwt_
•8.00
DRYSDALE.
Wedding Bells are ringing.
Mr. and Mrs. Reraiie Denomy
etre busy moving in their new home
u Mrs. Rachael Denomy's home ,
An the burg.
Mr. Joe Bedour shipped a car
'lead of potatoes to Mr. Peter
*Sousseau, McGreggor.
Miss B. Mousseau has returned
otne last Saturday after spending
la few weeks in Detroit taking
kim g tr-
•�atments for. py' Anybody
L.
'Shattuck, Kresge Bldg.
suffering with phorrhea will sure
sget relieve there.
Mr. Henry Howard is busy buy-
-,ng beans.
Mr,�and;V sl E 1Veslev froze
Detroit p;iid a. "flyinn*--"visit Satur=`
'arday',laist with relatives here Its
soiling for Bd. to corne often. with
'his new Hup. car.
Miss Coanstier; Father Rondott'e
housekeeper has left this week for
'Windsor.
Sorry to report that Mr. Philp
"1 enomy and Mr. Johnny Dueharme
are qua,rinteened for scarlet fever.
Mr. and 'Mrs!. Dan °Iyotte have
;returned from Detroit, where she
was, taking treatments.
Mrs. Dick Iyatte from Bad Axe•
Mich.. is visiting her daughter 1VIrs.
'Will Farrel.
CREDITON
Large crowds were ,present on
'Sunday's services in the Evangel-
ical
van gel -fecal churchto hear the noted sin-
ger, A. E. Greenlaw, and the con -
sett on Monday night in the Town
Mali, was fan immense tsuecess.
Quite anumber from here were
Stillpoe.need to Goderich to eat -
tend court in connection with the
case of Cockwell vs Young. The
action; was settled out pf •court.
Herb Either has installed aradin.
Diet in his home and are enjoying
=:ome excellent programs.
The !Township Council has erect-
ed a; new steges „in front of the
'iBall.
Ed. Fahnier attended the funeral
rat his uncle, Hnery tHaist at Mar -
tette, Mich.
Thanksgiving Anni v ersary ser-
vices at the Evan, elieel chureh,Cre
d1ton: on Sunday, Nov. 4tb exeeed-
4 d the fondest expectations of con-
gregation: and pastor. Although
the weather was unfavorable, the
pacions crhurch was filled to
areacity with worshippers who
-came from ,far and near. Albert
E. Greenlaw; the baritone 'soloist',
sang at all +sessions and was at his
test. On Monday evening Nov_'
'5th,"The Grand Concert" waehelcl
sad although the Weather was a -
'gain inclement, the Town Hall was
Tilted to the doors with a deligh-
ted audience. The program con-
•Silted of !sis'solos by Mr. Greenlaw
the accompanist being Miss Addil-
a en Gainer Gaiser, +az -piano duett by
the Misses Alma and Losetta Hoist
three orchestra numbers, readings
lay, the Misses Gertie Hain, Florence
` oienbull and 'Lovina Smith'. :a.
'Flay ,".City and Country life" Was
/very ably rendered by Madileen
f�aist, L1y Either, Russell Eilber,
itonn r Gaienther, Clara Morlock
'Said Fred Feist. . The, Crediton
V>*artetteticop iating of I"reeinan
'`3VIorl.ock Alnh Wtt: rth, Finery Valt-• lyn, Man,, on Oeti,;,4th last, Re
.mer and Albert '1t9Cirrlock, a'tso sang; ; vas the second son.,61 the late Wni
'J eautifully. This happy event e1- f,eteeflie✓, !sr., late of Henault, and
wed with 4iiteitr' Gel Save the I had been in the NOM fOr a long
1`ing� ti rar
AUCTION SALE
Of ram Stock, IitzplEmezat's,
Househo;ld, Effects., Etc., at. Parr
Lizae, Bay Township, Half Mile
south of Zurzchjload, on Wednes-
day: November 1.4th, 1923'.: at 12,30
o'clo'ek, sharp,
LIVE STOOK -1 team of geld-
ings rising 5 years; 1 horse rising
9, years; 1 :mare ,0 yrs, old .suppo:s-
ed to bein foal; 1 aged mare. 3
cows supposed to be in( calf; 1
Jersey cow, fresh •at time of sale,
1 Jersey cow fresh; 1 fresh cow,
3 cows supposed to ,,be in calf, ;1
farrow cow still milking, 3 steers
rising 3 yrs;. 2 yearlings, '3 ,calvesk.
ROES --8 Store pigs. Poultry -50
hens, 25 young pulletts,
IMPLEMENTS, ETC1--•1 M. -H.
iai.nder nearly new, 1 walking plow
nearly new; M. -H. cultivator bro-
ad and narrow teeth, cultivator,
blizzard cutting box, hoe drill, 7-
h. p. Lister engine; 10 -in. 'Lister
grinder, disc harrow, set of steel
wheels, 2 double plows, walking
plow, heavy wagon, heavy •spring
wagon, hay rack, .wagou box, gray
el box, baggy, Cockshutt stuffier
new,. Chatham incubator 300 egg
capacity; 20 bee boxes., fanning mill
2 double setts . of heavy har'ness,
single set of heavy harness, buggy
harness; 7 horse collars, 65 -lbs of
binder twine.
Household. Effects, Etc. -2 Mel-
otte separators, base burner,,coal
stove, 2 wood heaters, 2 cook Ist
o'r'es, 6 dining roan chairs, 3. piece
parlor suit, hanging lamp, 8 kit -
then chairs, sideboard, rocking ,ch-
airs, bucksaw, hand saw, cupboard
dining room extension table, 2 small
tables, coal oil stove, couch, 2 bed
room suits, pictures ` and framers,
diningroons new linoleum, carpets,
2' rugs, dash' churn, clock; boiler, 2
tubs, Columbia phonograph with 25
records, 1. mail box, and numerous
other articles,
Positively no reserve as propri-
etor is, leaving the farms.
REAL ESTATE -At the same time
and place there will .also be offered
for sale what is known as the;
Vollock property, ' containing 9
acres of good land, 1 -storey frame
house 18x36, also a small !stable.
Terms made known on day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE -All sums of $10
and under cash, over that amount
12 months credit will be given on.
furnishing approved joint notes
'with a discount of 5% ofi;,for cash
on credit amounts.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneetrfi
Wan. S Johnston, Clerk.,
James Green, Proprietor.
The Herald Department is al-
ways ready to turn out first-class
work at moderate prices consider
ing the great increase in .cost of
production. Every farmer' should
and many have already, have a
,printed supply of' note paper and
envelopes, with No. of . Telephone
la1•eaute, and perhaps
w atever specialty he follows ib
stock, grain or fruit. It looks
businesslike :and costs little more
than the retail price of the blank
stationery.
1) ASHVNOOD.
Miss E. Tiernan of London is vis -
ting with relatives in town,
Mr. Hy. Ehlers is visiting in De-
troit. • '
Mr. Hy. Schrader has purchased
a Ford Sedan!.
Mrs. M. McIsaaq and children
left on Saturday for their new
home in Detroit. ,
Mr. and Mrs;. Garnet Wildfong
have moved to the farm which they
purchased from the late. 'Charles
Willert. =
i,fr. Geo.'Stire has returned from
Detroit. • , r ;
Rev. J. M. Oestreicher is visit-
ing with his parents.
HENSALL
Mr. Thomas Murdock, our Val-
ued citizen has been confined, the
past week to the house through n-
nese.
Over 40 cars of sugar beets we-
re, shipped from Hensel! station _e-
cently.
.A. fine folvl supper, followed by
a good program will ' be given in
the Methodist ohurch on Nov.,, 8th.
A. W'Vi. EI Hemphill, druggist held
a large one -cent sale last week.
Miss Mary Buchanan of Toronto,
is vistiing her mother here. (,
Mrs. B. CCampbell raf Toronto,
who spent of few ,days with her
parents Mr. and Mips: T'. Murdochs
has returned to her home.
J. W1, Ortwein,, the efficient sup-
erintendent of the Methodistgab-
bath school was at Stratford the
past week, attending the ,7aig Con-
vention.
Miss Ethel Murdoch, 'who atten=.
;tied the Cr:C.T.U, convention lately
in Brantford., as delegate, Chas re-
turned home.
A Cour tof'Revision was held on
fat'. Nov, 5th in the Town Hall.
At a nneeting lot ,.the school Trus-
tees on Mondayi.last, it was decid-
ed to move the 1Continuaiton !seh
ool from its present position above
Tnyn't store to the west room of
the public school,,'now• occupied by
the ,junior classes, taught by Miss
Buchalna,n and 'that fee classes Will
be transfered to the reading room,
of the Town Hall. 1 The room a-
bove .Joynt's store being too !small.
The older :s'esidentg ;of Hetisali,
will learn with regret of the death
of, one well known ;to them, in the
person of Robert Lannnie„ 'whose
death oceured at his ,home hi B.ob-
EXETER
Z11 R .e lit , HERALD
Em.Mitchell disj o'sed Ipf Xiistwo
ishow horses for at food price,
Mrs, Jack Routledge hof Dx;�tton,
is • ... y.
isl 'Visiting her pea'ezzts, ,�Vla, and Mit
Wan, Rif'ens,
Peng Kwongewho ifor a nutiiber
of years has conducted n 's laces-
nsfill laundry businesls:'here, has
sold out to another ,,Orient, who 'is.
now in eh'arge, Bebng over 65 yrsa
of age he will 'retire
A quip 'wedding took place at
Teivitt Meant church on Wednes-
day morning last when !Miss . nate
Day, daughter of Mr, tend Mrd. L.
Day, was united in marriage to
Ales. Lloyd of Toronto( The
ceremony was perfornied by Rev.
A.A. Tramper in. the ,presenee of
the immediate i'eiatives!.
The Exeter district branch of the
Ont. Plowmen's; Assoc.' held theiran
nual plowing match en Thurso: Oct.
25th, on Dunsford's Bros. farm,: In
spite of somewhat inclement wewa
ther there was a•,large gathering of
farmers and 'interested !spectators..
The plowing was all of an excellent
standard and the judges .had con-
siderable dibificulty in "making !a-
wards,.
Early. Sunday morning Oct..,28th
death summoned one of the oldest
pioneer residents of Exeter, in the
person of Mrs. WIn..Treble, Huron
st She had been ,,confined to her
bed for some time rom• conplicat
ionof. diseases, ander demise was
not unexpected. ' 'Born in Mayford
Devonshire, England, she came ,to
Canada with her parntes, the late
Mr. and Mrsi. John iSheere, in 1847;
and her whole life jhas been ;sent
int his neighborhood. Sixty „' eve
years ago she married her now ber-
eft husband, and to their happy.
union a family of ten children, ,g.
of whom are still, }living:
COUNTY NEWS.
The taix rate ='iaf Hen!satll i • ; , 29
mills on the dollar. The new•pav-
ement costing about, 9 ,mills,.
Mr, George Lilly, •Seaford', has
opened a new .produce store, in the
Beattie block, Main :et., Seaford' in
a part formerly used es a feed and
Isced store. Me, Lilly intends to
deal in all kinds lof farm produete
and his maey Zurioh :friends wish
hixn much sucees.s.
Little Murry Draper, 6 -yr .old
son of G. 'W;, Draper, Clinton, met
with a neat eceident on saturdaY
last while playing in the back yard
he fell on :a sharp isttek;, cusaing
internal injury. Drs. Gandier and
Shaw operated on the lad a felw
hours later.
Blyth and Brussels have both
voted in favor of hydro and conn-
eetiocs will be made as quickly as
possible, Brussels pays $80 h. p.,
and Blyth $90(.00 per ll, p.
At three different placers in Us -
borne tp. where .Ci: 'Gor'vett was
threshing metal was.found in shea-
ves of graix, which wouldd have
wr-
ecked
his machine had they not
been discovered.
Philip Beiber, of wear Ridgetown
spent a week with his son WI, A
Beiber on the 2nd. ;con. Hay,. •While
there he celebrated his 69th birth-
day. I ,
The death occured early. last
Sunday morning of. Thomas Pass-
more at his residence near the Th-
ames Rd. Presibyteria'n church in
Usborne. Be was! in his 75th year"
dud was born and lived there all
his life. 1 C
Thos. Hutton,, a i farmer of East
Wawanosh, was kicked by a frac-
tious horse while drivin;g.. through
Winghant recently. the unfortunate
man was badly injured and was at
once . conveyed to the hospital.
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of.
the Council of the Township of Hay
was lied! . in the Town Hall, Zurich
on Monday, Nov. 6th. All the
Thursdzxy:: November 8th, 1;)2.,
members were present. The mine
utos of the previous meeting were
adopted as read.
The award of the Township En-
gineer relating to the Sauble River
Bridge was accepted as present-
ed.
0, In accordance withi a ,pe•tition ai-
gned by P. Farwell, S Hoffman and
seven, other intereste dpartie's, the
CCouncil will instruct the Township
Engineert o make a survey and
report on the drainage. worl� . ref-
ewrred to in said petition,
By-law 15-1923, re;. extensions to
the Hay Municipal Telephone Sy, -
stem and authorizing they Reeve to
borrow the .scan of $1184.00 pa able
in; ten equal annual. installments of
principal and interest was read
three times an'd finally ,pas'sec'i,,
By-law N0,16-1923 re tiled per.,
tion of the, Schwalm Drain waste.
ea two times and provisionally ad-
opted ani2 that a Court of ,:Rev.
ision on the assessments thereon bel
held on Dec. 3rd, 1.923 et 1.30 o'clock
pm.
A large number of aeeount's we-
re passed which will appear
the annual financial ,statement of
the Township next month,
The Council adjourned to meet
again on Mondiay, December 3rd,
at one o'clock for Court of J.-
>r,Rev
ision on tiled portion of Schwalmi
Drain, and for general business.
!A. V. Bess, Clerk.
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We have made arrangements with I
I the .Ford Motor. Co. as well as with
ICoop Bros. Hensall, to handle
4.Fo4.
rd n ane
e u Parts m
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and always keep a good supply. on
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4. Also re4.
air an y make of car
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Mr. Peter Krofff, mechanic I
T AGENCY FOR ALL FARM IMPLEMENTS, PUMPS SOLD AND
REPAIRED, ETC., ETC. -'
L. A. Prang Zurich Ont. I
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ICES
M RDE
ED
At Denomy Bros. Last 36 Hours of Selling
HURRY
HURRY
ONLY
36
MORE
HOURS n
SELLING
THE BANNERS, THEN :DOME
DOWN AND THE NAME AND
FAME OF THIS GREAT SALE
WILL BR RECORDED AS
:HISTORY.
LAST 136 HOURS WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED AS THE; MOST (TERRIFIC SELLING OF CL-.
OTHING, FURNISHING, ETC. EVER` OFFERED THE PEOPLE Ole` ZURICH AND VICINITY. WE
FEEL, IT IN OUR BONES THAT YOU ARE GOING TO SWOOP DOWN ON THE BALANCE OF THIS
STOCK AND CLEAN IT UP, SO CLEAN THAT WE WILL BE ABLE TO CART WHATS LEFT AWAY
IN A WHEELBARROW. EARLY MORNING TRADING IS ADVISABLE IN ORDER TO FACILITATE.
SERVING THE GREAT CROWDS WHO WILL ATTEND THIS GREAT BIG QUITTING -BUSINESS;•
SALE WHICH .POSITIVELY CLOSES AND ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT NOV. 10 AIT MIDNIGHT.
36 HOURS MORE SELLING
Thursday Nov. 8th; Friday Nov. 9th; Saturday Nov. 10th,.
SALE OLOSESc, AND ENDS SATURDAY NIGH 1. NOV, 1,Othi. AT MIDNIGHHT.
Lets Have a Little Fun
Saturday Morning November 10th at 9 a. m.
Son GRAB BOXES -
Containing Merchandise up to the value of $2.50. To be rushed out
at 25c. a Box. DON'T FAIL TO GET ONE. -
Men's Clothing
LATEST 'UP-TO-DATE SUITS
•Men's 'Suits, woth• to -day $24.0','
SALE PRICE 13.40
Men's Suits, valued to $25.00
SALE PRICE. 17.00
A few Menta Suits up to $17.0000,
BALE PRICE 12.50
Men's Tweed Pante, to -day's
Value up to $3.00,
SALE PRICE 1.95
Value to $4.50,
SALE PRICE
2.95
Men's Fine Shirts, •values up
to $1.50; going at this Sale fox'
1.12 & '.95 F,;
Men's Heavy Braces, value 50e.
SALE PRICE
.39
oy's Sweaters
Nearly 100 to Select front, Value
to $4,50, for
Values) to 85.50, for ... .
2.95
Men's Linen Collars
Werth 250, SALE PRICE .2
Boy's Suits
$8.00 values for -. - . $5,40
$1000 values for ---- $6.98
$12.50 values for ... ..: ...........u>F8,40
$15.00 values for , - $10,40
Boy's Bloomers
$2.00 values for . , $1.48
$2.55 values for • ... $488
$3.00 values for -..2.38
MEN'S WORK MITTS
.98 AND
a
MEN'S SOX A PAIR
.16 AND UP
MEN'S PURE WOOL GASHIVIERE•
HOSE, ASSORTED COLORS
Reg, $1,25 for
'MEN'S TIES
48, ' ",SND LP
Men's .. Raincoats
$18.00 Values Sale Price 12.40
Values to $18.00, for .. . 12.40
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To Our Friends:
IT IS WITH DEEP REGRET T.Ez'.4.T WE SEVER OUR TIES OF
FRIENDLY BURINESS RELATIONS WITH +THE P EOPLE OF ZURIO
AND SURROUNDING COU.N TRY AFTER SERVING• YOU WWII OTJRt
BEST EFFORTS FOR THE PAST FIVE YEARS. (
While this is an unexpected step, We believe( it to be to' our best,
financial interest. It
has been my good fortune in securing •a goodi
position in the City sof Detroit, which explains why we have cone
tracted and turned over our entire 'stock to 3.A. BALMER, for final
closing out, We wig') to expr'es's our sincere thenks to the many frim.
nends and CustoMers who have eon:obly stood h3'' us, aancl we assure ,
` you that we shall always have the most pleasas t thoughts k of .yon,.
Wishing you all success, We are;
Sincerely Yours.
DENOMY BROS., Per, Omar Denomy'5.
HERE'S A CLEAN' KNOCKOUT OF PROFITS AND COSTS ON;
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
•
16.90 BUYS $27,00 AND $25.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS
22.40 BUYS 430.00 AND $28.00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS
,
24.90 BUMS $35.00 AND $a0.0 SUITS AND oVERWO.A,TS
Denorny Bros., ZurIc
OPEN EVENINGS
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