Zurich Herald, 1935-07-11, Page 8FOR
SU.Y. `j xls Zr DER WEAR. - , AR vrt•;ur,
New Beaded Voiles, per yard .49c
New Batistes, per yard 49c
New Piques, at per yard 39c
New Latex Girdles, two way stretch at 1..00
New Crepe Night Gowns at 1.00
New Chiffon Hose, elastic top, knee Length at....75c
New Suede Slips, lace trim at $1.00
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Grocery Specials
Corn Flakes, 3 for 22c
Soda Biscuits, 2 for 25c
Catsup, per Bottle 1Oc
Cookies, Sugar Crisp, 2 lbs. 25c
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs. 19c
New Cheese, per lb. 15c
Pork and Beans, 2 for 1 5c
Oranges per dozen 25c
Watermelons, large for 45c
We are now taking orders for large Black, and Red
Montmorency Cherries to arrive next week.
J. G.
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
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MCT31'-i TS ARE REALIZING THE NECESSITY OF HAVING
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
FOit LESS TIL.. $1 EER MONTH YOU CAN HAVE UP TO
$10,000 PROTECTION FOR LEGAL LIABILITY FOR BODILY
INJURY OR DEATH TO OTHERS AND $1000 FOR LEGAL LLai-
13ILITY FOR DAMAGE TO PRO 'ERTY OF OTHERS.
1 AND FOR A FEW CENTS MORE PER MONTH YOU CAN HAVE
-UNLIMITED PROTECTION FOR PUBLIC LIABILITY AND
..,..:__ . $1000 FOR PROPhR`i:'
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WHY KEEP PUTTING IT OFF?
IT MAY BE TOO LATE!
Andrew F Hess, Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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HARDWARE - SEEDS a ltd FU;R DETURE
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If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
, year, be sure and consult
Us... And he 'sure it is the
famous Frost Fence!
.. for long life.
Come in said see our stock of Frost
Faarn, Fence .. the finest we've eve!
hacl. Heavily galvanized by special
Frost process. Wears for a lifetime.
We can quote you attractive prices.
PAINTS
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7161-1 ` LOCK
ZINC BONDED
an exclusive FROST feature that
SAVES YOU MONEY!
PAINTS!
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We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried S
and. Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
AlsoQuick DryingEnamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
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Pa Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
.,,. • .Y 1 K;n„K ...
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmth-
ing our Specialty. Full line heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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Shu -Milk, white shoe poli er bottle..:: 75c
New Potatoes, per Ib.. ,,,,f.;: 3c
Tomato Juice, per can .......:. ,5c
Huron Toilet Paper, 7 rolls25c
Old Windsor Floor Wax, 144. can ...,,,... 35c
Cream cheese, 2 pkgsp ..., ... .............:..25c
Soda Biscuits, 2 lbs. 25c
Ice Cream Bricks, all flareab....e....,.....ho.<..... 2ilc
Walkerside Quality :Ice Cream in all Flavors.
Special flavor for this month is Burnt Almond
Menno+ b esch Zurich
EGGS WANTED.
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ITEMS OF LOCM• In 4.REST I LOCAL MARKETS
Mr. and Mrs, John Wolper and tam r 'CCOrrected every Wednesday)
By of Woodstock are. . visiting with Eggs, dozen • 17, 15, 13
Batter, creamery .26
Butter, dairy .. . 24
Wheat, bushel _ .. _ _ _ .. 65
Oats, per freshet .................32
Bagley, bushel 60
Buckwheat, bush 40
Flour, eat. 2.00 2.75
Shorts ton . . 25.09
Bran, ton . 24.00
Potatoes per bag 50
9.50
friends in town.
Miss Ruth Zirk and Mr. Phil Cade
of London spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Zirk of the
Bronson line.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelterburn, Mr,
and Mrs. W. Oesch and their famil-
ies, of Milverton, visited at Rev. E.
Burn's and other friends on Sunday.
Mr. Frank Denomme of the 14th
concession, attended the funeralof
his sister, the late Mrs. Joseph Ros
osseau in Detroit on Monday last. •
Live Hogs
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Zirk and fam-
ily of Toledo, Ohio., spent a few
days with the former's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. C. Zirk.
Fine Showing of Ladies' Summer
Dresses and Coats in Newest styles
at Merner's Store, on Friday and
To Be Independent
In an opening announcement of
The Goderich Star, Messrs Wilkes
and Stewart, the owners who came
frotm The 1,5 -Bend Free Press, state
that henceforth the journal will be
on independent policy as regards pol-
itics. The newspaper has been Con-
servative for 75 years. The first ed -
Saturday. ition made its appearance in regular
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff 'Dickerson and city style last week, with a seven col -
little daughter Gloria of Detroit, limn. banner line and numerous dBs -
were week -end visitors at the home Play headings.
of DU. and Mrs. Alex. Foster.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Filmore,
Sask.. is .'t present visiting her sist-
er, Mrs. Sol Jacobe and other relati-
ves and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siemon and
daughter, IMiss Lois, of London; •sp-
ent the week -end with relatives in
this vicinity
Huron Regiment to Camp.
'.Hulme Regiment will entrain at a
camp fel three days .beginning the
end ,of ." egust, it was decided at a
meeting or: the officers held recently
The, cern) site has not been chosen:
t
fret brit the probable time waa.set.
Se
d 2.: ` 18 officers were' in.
The 'young IVI;en's Glee Club
of :it endance. at the meeting Where
Naperville, I11., will Tender a sacred this, decision was made from Wing -
song service in the Evangelical char- ham, Eieter, Seaforth, Clinton and
ch, Zurich, on Sunday morning, July Godericl ' Major Whitelaw, of Lon -
21st, They come highly recommend- don, lett+tired the officers on military
ed.. tactics, using a sand table or relief
At the home of Thos. Meyers . on !aP.
Friday afternoon, this week, at 5
o'clock, a tea and program after-
wards given by the outdoor girl's
Club. Come and have a good time.
"The boys have done it again f"
James Denomme and Mervyn Stelek Finale Exams. of S.S. No. 4Ha
of the 14th concession went to Granda y,
Bend on�e lacy night as a team, Sr, III to Jr. IV-Veola Gingerich
pz ,., ,. ,,..'. an -I cod.,_ 1lan., Bernadine Ducharme, Adelore
,
peel hi.t prize out oL a field of 12, rolaSse, Caere .lase, Itomayne Geiger
iucl:a..i�Uzr t;^; i players. These
(ill, but promoted on year's work.)
troy' are cc:i uri i'. < ttin;; goody Jr:; III to Sr. 11I ---Kenneth Gar. ho
Roman Meidinger.
Duch -
Let tiefi. i The News! Sr. If to. Jr. 111 -Shirley Duch-
At
tit- tc Tl l.. ?t,• yen Lht,is !i'e r'lne Hons; Malgueritc. Meidinger
a great deal of vi tore in and out of Vons.
the borate of the!•orennunity, as it is Jr. II to Sr, II-(promited on yrs.
the holiday seaso:r. vie sure and have work) Dennis Ilueharme, .Albert
Mildred Gingerich, Jean Masse..
as many a=' t.irt : e lr,.; alt 1: re.
Sr. I to Jr. 11-4promoted on yrs.
ed in your local home paper. We work) Teresa Mezdinger:
are always glad for these items to The highest marks in the schood
publish, and would ask you to send were obtained by Viola Gingerich,
them
in or phone them in and we will who had an average of 51%. Each
du tee ie: c. But in pending them in pupil in the school passed the exam -
be sure and sign your name which inations.
will, of course, not be published: M, E. Langford, Teacher,
School Report
No Blame Over Hensall Death
Seaforth-An inquest in connect-
ion with the death of Allan MeDon-
ell, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Charles Me-
`Donell, of Hensall, which occurred
at Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth
during the night of June 29, was promotion Exams. of U.S.S. No; 9
held in the town hall on Friday af- }lay and Stanley. The names appear
ternoon, the coroner, Dr. F. J. Bur- in order of merit.
rows, presiding. Reports in regard to Sr. IV -Grace MeBride, Verda
the ease were given by Dr. Collyer Baechler; Elva Hey, Earl Oesch,
of Hensall, Dr. ftoss, Dr. McGregor Cur -tis Gingerich, Robt. Baker.
and Dr Sturgis The parents and vis- Jr. IV Ldith Swartzentrulber, El -
tern .o•S� ithe deep eeesl who are higlay 1a Bohn, Anna Foster, Irene Garber,
respected and prom:ne t residents of Ilene Gerber.
Hensall, and other wrFnr':,'r wt.ree Sr, III -Yvonne Gelanas, Ras Oesch
called and questioned by C zo"ni At- Vernon Oesch.
torney Dudley Holmes, of Goderich, Jr. III ---Gladys Baechler, Norma
Coroner Burrows summed up the ev- Hay, Maly Foster, Laureen Oesch,
idence and after retiring the jury Monica Hartman.
gave their verdict that the said Al II; Meade Beleer, Harry Baeckler,
Ian llaecDonell carne to his death Bruce Baker, Teddy .Jeffrey, Arthur
from food lodging in the trachea fol Gelinas.
lowing an operation and white under T, -.-Berry Baker, Harold Erb, Len-
rraesthstie the operation; .WWI d :!roster, Ivan Baeckler, Victor
nr ct.s ii tLf.•.1 l+y injury to the lcl1i
r _t.: cd from a knife at -len 1''i .---,iron Dinsmore, Roy Erb, Tr-
,all
r.a11 en June 29, 'death taking place 1 t1 Gerber, Star!e,y Gingerich. Vera
„t Vic: Seator.li .Hospital, anthat �n.Oeech, Clement Regier, Ereka. Shultz
we attach no blame to any on or t,u� Regier.
per .ns. _ r.` T. S, 3eattie, Teacher.
SCHOOL REPORT
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THIS SEASON CALLS FOR
GOOD NEW
FENCES ON THE FARM. LET USS SU PLy g
YOU WI'.Ieli THE BEST€' OF WOVEN r Ek° 1J RE +4
ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEE US A& t i`
NEW ROOFING, PL: MI3hl G
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Coal Oil, .good ,grade at
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon
.2$c
We also have some very . Attractive rices in
+Furgaitureo See Our New Beds, Springs and
Matkresses.
USED FURNITURE
Two Gadd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand,. e..;
a Good Used Dressers from $4.50 r
up; Dining
Kitchen Chairs Etc. Tables; .r
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All Big Bargains for r quick
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Sale. ,
BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
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THESE PRICES subject to change without riotice
Pa -tinting Wagon
Painting Buggy
Recovering Buggy Top
$ 7:0.0 .and 10.00
6.00 and 10.00
1Reriaramiiz Buggy16.00 and 1$:00
g Wheels Set .............. 12o00
Buggy Shaft
Cress Bar 3.00
Buggy Reach
Buggy Spokes each
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4. Gasoline at per gallon
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OiLubricatingls :odic!greases at corresponding }ow prices
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Get Your ReEl11111E er _eiaus Here, where 'Your Dollars
Go the cl*.
E npert Workmanship an all Makes ofF,,
Cars, with charge
Very Reasonable! meq'..'
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