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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-06-30, Page 84 tellSPectleDeeSS0-16fine4SDeetSitsegageterasets 426n>eriettseatrite41131040tisseapetelesermat D. it,o) 1-4 "ome%1 The Zurich Herald. maatagoamorsamesulanca....msmactorap.sormascammcw this store? No! To bad you Did you ever buy overalls at have been missing the best. We bank en our overalls, so do the mei that wear them. We have taern h al; styles, for all classes of work. Can't tell our Overall Etory here for its a long one. We guarantee every pair of Overalls sel]. `Are.' carry a full he of all 3orts of working men's 0.arnlents. oasnararAnzrax ,BIIS2O-a.133MSUC4S41.M.YAMYL, 0..GPOSSO4a.AlAg nag., 11 OW immense liGgiery Values If you do noi lay In a season's supply y,11 S 111 1111SS it rare clnInce. Bla,7k eotton, plain full fashioned. all sizes, per pair 10 cents or 3 pair for .25 cents., In blue and -white or brown and white, good work sox, 10 cents per pair or 3 pair for 25. cent.., Smart Waists for Su- miner wear earn.c2tly ask your inspection, knowing Pah Wkeil 11'10(11,t 'Cue right of these handsome upt'di your 7-,T1ree stri1;:,1, to see them Is to vant olft- 3.-nul..e t.'3urnmer thd2.erwear Underwear is a suLject, that we give special attention to. That is why you find every good sort here. We 11.1',3 well prepared to meet the ,spring demand for moderate prices, good fitting, satisfavtion Underwear. We have them all weights, from the finest made down to the splendid values in medimn grades. Lads' NTs eckwear and Belts We have everythiug. that is New in Ladies Neckwear and _Belts. You 1,N find everything that is new and dii‘ferent dplayed here. All the very cleverest idea are new, smart. tasty and up Y. to date. Millinery ReductioD We have decided to clear out our Millinery stock early this season, theiefore we have placed hurry -up prices on all shapes, And Trimmed Hats. Come early and seure first choice. 1 oetvader.a.....extostatatrravanrummamarrcortnamisa.arrantranunernmotoommessams.sulerzo— gllest prices paid for all kinds anima Produce We have not sold out our Implement Business yet We are still .....4.....enzaresamccxxv.....au forging ahead at the Old Place. The following are some of our lines we keep in stook Plows & Repairs Percival No, 10-13, Fleury's No. 21e0ockshutt all kinds, Wilk- inson all kinds, Land Rollers. Implements & Repairs Binders, Blowere, Cultivators (best, Tirade) Hoe Drills, Disc Har- roWs (best made) Enreka, Onion Seed Drills for all seeds, Eureka Fountain Spray- ers best in the inarket, Gar- den Cultivators, Lon- don's Hay Tracks, London's Barn 'Fixtures Buggies, Carriages, Wagons „_, All our own make. zuracH ON kJ 51r. Wes Merner. cit Elmira is renewing old frienclehips Mr. Bender and son Waiter. are Visiting relatives in Michigan. • Get a pair of boys canvas shoes, aleo boys and youths lacrosse shops at 50 cents a pair. C. Fritz. Satteday, Dominion Day will be a public holiday. All places of business will be closed. Rev': G. Brown attende:1 the cemp-rneetiegs held at Normandy over Monday. Come and see owe bergairis tef summer shoos et lees then price. Seine in the North window az $1. C Fritz, The.cenens enumeratnre fr,- pr,11 No 3 and 4, Znrieli, were in 17.ixeee laet Friday making their reperts. Tbe•poptilation of Zurlon at p' --'i ent is 5^,716 '0,N:en:ling to the. return:4 Two rinks of local bewlers journeyed to Hensall, (in Tneeeley en; en2iceee and -were given e, f ri n dine gay. -The result was 20 up fcr N LeeFloffmils mot with an ienfetnnate aeditlent,. on Tries:day He wa,3 e.ssitting in blasting seine blocks with powder when a pharae Ne,exit off pre in a tn r e ly with 010 reeult. brat his bands and face were terribly barn. While those attending the er:Li of the lute Peter Douglas were on their tray to the Bayffeld cemetery on Mondiry, an auto- meltile was 711't on the rrmtl anti zt n 'amber of smash rips tw ul The driver of the auto did not seem to know enough to sten until the processton had passed. The number of the 'machine was taken and legal ercceeding, may result. Editor Hera]d—I the undersigned wish to thank the people ef the Township of Hay, and of the vil- lage of Zurich., from :be bottom of heart, for the sympathy and for the liberal and substantial help givenme as assistance in helping me to rebuild my new barn whioh bad been destroyed by a storm a few days after it had been finished. Hay ,June 27th, 1911. Joe 1-3adoter. We have ju;t received a ship merit of steel Snoes, come nrd ee them '0. Fritz. GENERAL MERC,„.11ANT Zuric9 n Telephone 28 HEADQUARTERS FOR Celebrated Broad ay CLOD -114i Ose470-04151Peliell*-10.1•1910411111/0411111048111041111b X1CKY, is the man who 31-4 owns a Waltham—but only the man who has car- ried a. Waltham Watch "lor thirty or forty years knows what a fine investment a good ;Waltham is. "14 Time You 'Owned a Waltliam." Come In and talk watch with us. lire arc headquarters for Waltham ',Watches and, carry a complete assortment of all grades. F. W. HESS jeweller, ZURICH The general public will take notice that 1 arndoing business in • Exeter iu the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap. Highest Market Prices Paid for • Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubbers, Copper, - • Horse Hair, Etc. All purchases to be delivered to J. PREETER'S HARDWARE, ztraiou, where the cash will be paid or trade given. Orders for collection of scrap may be left at the same store, prompt attention will be given. N Wexler, - Junk Dealer, Exeter e, fli'47,1 rt:412 :55. k44pri'l ' il.X. Etg,pf.XC El'lr'vi'iA 1,, I . (The third of veer life is enent in bed 1r. should bo spent, in perieet 'repose, the t reqtful, lwalthy, benencqui whieb Drov,ts lutinty r -en every earo, Do v'n so sr,e-nil It? ost.Hq•innor U ure17 help Yon! It,s nBnilt for Sleep" Other mattress 2 piece front $3.60 up. A full r-:4-ock of all kinds of to choose from at prices just a little cbesper than the ordinary run. Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price ;111 Lis," Teere... ei'l7tle peioeitr. 3 ZURiCt`'..tizrof 0 Al La. Len, ce LARC12ZT CORIBIrele‘TROPORE le; '(A esefleal- .141 324, ct) Just to hand. Bring in your orders. Close pilce PHONE -g -9 • Z URIC H urichs Most Date Store u • to= As we purchased the Ltock from D. S. Faust we cordially invite yon to come and look gver our etock. In taking stook we found some Odds and Ends which we mast clear out at a very low price. Here are a few of our bargains. Ladies Waists.—Reg price 75c, 1.00, $1.25, for . 4'Se Ladies Dark colored silk wale ts Reg price $1 00, $1.25, for 25e 12 dos Pr Hose,—Reg price 150, for (per pin lin 350 yds ribbon to clear at a yard 3c About 30 yds gingham for aprons.—Reg price 1Sc, for a yard 10e 2 dez Door Mats.—Reg price 25 20c 1(1O7 Men'e Shirts —Reg prion $1.00, for .... . . 85o 3 Rain Coats.—Reg price $7,00 for $3,500 1 only Rain Coat.—Reg price $9.00, for $7. CO About 3 dos Straw Fiats to sell. at 10c About 6 dos Caps to sell, at A ig Reduction on all the Ladies' Trimmed Hats. All kind of Freeh Groceries always kept on hand. Produce taken in Exc,hange. UB GASC Faust's Old Stand, FOR SALE. For Sale at once -200 ace, Stanley 3rd Con 3 miles hoax Clinton, School 40 rod. In good state of cultivation, 100 acres in grain, 10 acres Alfalfa, 22 acres in bush. Pont,, hay and pasture, large stone house two storey, slate r of, cement floor furintee, wood shed cistern, telephone. One barn 05X55 wind !nil], pumper, waterworks, stabling for 40 head cattle and homed. Sacolie bare 56x40 111.11114.21•1*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••110.1,...1=e, Hay, barn 5045. .Apply to Malcolm MeEwen, box 515, Clinton'. EIENSALL MAR KET Cook's Best Flour. . 2.75 Wheat •Y•V•• "S." 60 Oftte , . • .. 30 30 Barley ...,.. 60 70 Peas., .... 'Hogs liveweight........ 6,1:5 80 80