Zurich Herald, 1928-11-22, Page 4'hursday, erirbo, L14, 11'
-ZURiiCH HERALD
Sacrifice Sale Of General Merchandise
We are again putting on a REAL BARGAIN SALE of all, Our
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Dry ...�Goods, andit surelywill beaMarkdlnwn on everything."
7Not Goods bought for a Salk, but all Regula>l"
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Saturday Mornin
November 17th
At 9 a. gin..
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Men's Fine Rib
ales Those of you who have visited our
:ore during these Sales know that our Sales.
re real, and it will be better this year as our Stock Is
larger, Come early and pick up some of these bargains.
ead the list below. These are onlya few Bargains
we have to offer. Some of the real good lines are not
mentioned here. Coupons given with all purchases
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PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR
Regular $M,+;O (laa'n,e'nt', Now , . , . .. , ...$1..69
Combinatio,i of an t' All Wool, 1te'g. $4,00 at $2.95
i'etttnans' 95, at Ise. suit 51.00
Penmans' 1)5 t'ombittation. at 53.95
Fine Rib, Part Wool. Combination at .. • , , , $3,15
MIEN'S OVERALLS, BLACK, PLAIN BLUE AND
BLUE STRIPE
Nothing Heavier or no better garment on the
Market at $1.98.
Men's Work Shirts
COTTON OR LUMBER JACK FLANNEL
Regular $1.40, at
Rergular $1.75 at.
Other lines at
$1,19
$L39
79c
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
IE.gular Value up to $1.7.. at , , , ...... , , , $1.19
MEN'S WORK SOCKS
]regular :'i0e :at
Regular 751.' at ..
59c
MEN'S TIES
Regular 75c. at 49c
MEN'S HEAVY WORK MITTS
HORSE HIDE AND MULE SKINS
Regular $1.150 at , . .....
Regular 1.25 at ............ .,
A good line at
$1.10
...,49c
MEN'S FLEECED UNDERWEAR
At per Garment . , , , , ,
Combinations at
SPc
f1;1.40
Men's Sweater Coats
All Wool. Reg.. up to m.o. Going at , .. , . • $1.98
negulur up to ,56,00, at .... .... .... , , .
MEN'S SHEEP LINED COATS
With Whip Cord Covering, Leather Reinforced,
Pockets Large, Beaverine Collar
Regular $14.00, Going at $10.95
BOY'S FLEECE UNDERWEAR
LOVER
Two Pieces, per Garment 50c
Cornbinftious, per Suit , 98c
BOY'S ALL WOOL PUL
Polo Colar, Regular $1.00, at . s 69c
Pullovers, all wool at 98c
All Wool Pullovers, Reg. $1.50 at 1.19
wool ool ::tyle Sweater;, Reg. $2.95, at $1.95
MEN'S AND BOY'S BRACES AT REDUCED
-• PRICES
CAPS AT SALE PRICES
MEN'S LINEN SMOCKS AT $2.49
MEN'S STRIPED COTTONADE GOODS
HEAVY WEIGHT
Pants at $1.69 and , , $1.39
Women's Underwear
Vests long Sleeves and Drawers, Reg. $1. at- . 79c
Short Sleeves, Vests and Bloomers, Reg. $1. at 79c
Regular 5c, et 59c
A Good ]Medium Weight at -. ... 49c
Women's Hosiery
Regular 51.25 and ti 1.00 at 89c
A Good weight silk over wool biose at , . , , , 69c
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AT THE SAME
REDUCTIONS
Fora 29c. to 59c Garment
Ticking
THE HEAVIEST ON THE MARKET
Regular 50c a yard, at . ,. 39c
BLACK, BLUE AND STRIPE COTTONADE
Regular 50c a yard, at .... 39c
Regular 45c a yard, at 3Sc
Sde Ens
Saturday, Dm 15
t Mid -MO
BLEECHED SHEETING.
Regular (i5c, yard, at . _ .. _ . 49c
Regular 55c yard, at._....._.. 39c
BLEECHED COTTON F -
R€agular 35e, yard, at 25c
Regular 25c yard, at ,__,. 8c•
Regular 20e yard. at
FACTORY COTTON
Regular 25c, yard, at _ _ ... . 18c
Regular 20e. yard, at .. _ ... _. _ 1:5c
Regular 15e yard, at i1c
ROCK FAST DRILL SHIRTING.
At per yard . _ _ _ _ - 27c
.._ 14c
Fancy Comforter Goodi
IN SATEENS AND CHINTZ.
Regular 50c yard, for _. .q.....39c
Regular 35c. yard, for . , . .. .......... 29c
Regular 25c. yard for .. , isc
18 -oz. Baits at 12,34c
Flannelette Blankets
A REAL BARGAIN IN DOUBLE SIZE FLAN
NELLETTE BLANKETS, GREY OR WHITE'
SU]ST ANDARDS; BUT BALL GI'JANTEED=
To Be 0, K., at . ;$31.89.
12-4 size at .... +$1,99
BATH TOWELS
A large size, White or Fancy, pr. .� 90c
.Smaller size at 39c
Mill Ends
MILL ENDS OF LIGHT STRIPED
FLANNELETTE
Yard wide, at per yard
19c
FANCY PYJAMMA FLANNELETTE
Regular 35c yard, at 28c
FANCY FLANNELETTE
Yard wide, Regular 25c. at , , 19c
Yard wide, --Regular 35c. yard, aty y 28c-
28 -Inches wide, at per yard 1'2?
HEAVY ,LUMBER JACK FLANNEL
At per yard 39c
FANCY MACKINAC FLANNEL •
For Children's Dresses, Etc.
Regular 35c a yard, for
ALL OUR PRINTS' AND GINC,UAMS
Up to 30e yard, going at 19c
ALL WOOL BED• BLANKETS
Here is something good in true Value, the Famous
O; U. Brand, Real Value at $13.0& gaming at $9.95
Plain with Pink or, Blue Border -at $8.98
Bed Covers in several colors at $6.25
TABLE' OIL CLOTH
54 -inches wide, at per yard .... _ ... _ „.-.,. 47c
45 -inches wide, at per yard 39c
A FEW PIECES OF' KIMON'A CLOTH,
28c
At per yard
49c -
OUR CORSETS AND CORSELE 1 1:t.S ARE ALL
REDUCED
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THERE ARE A GREAT MANY ARTICLES WE CANNOT GIVE PRICES ON ACCOUNT OF SPACE. BUT EVERYTHING WILL BE MARKED DOWN
YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT THE BARGAINS OFFERED. COME AND SEE. ' WHETHER YOU HAVE BEEN HERE BEFORE OR NOT. IF WHAT
TELL YOU IS NOT TRUE YOU ARE NOT UNDER ANY OBLIGATIONS TO BUY.
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"YELLOW FRONT STORE"
J. W. Merner
General
Merchant
Comm imal Garage
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ing the f'oliowt3'g
Offer to the Public
glaig at l per gallon
Special
$1.50
reaslk. g e til"Car.,,... ,... $1.00
Above o items for only $1.50
BE SURE AND T. .
ABOVE 1s Goo;
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NON-POISONOUS DEATH
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ing attar cattle .'sttffet•a;ng from tho above attallyd ms raaata : haav-
a sec.
LIITIOL Is sold for $1.50
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"NOTICE
Owing- to no .'atigh Isrices of good
dairy ceees and also the high prices
of feed for the same, meter Decem-
ber 1st, we: ate obliged to ask 12
cents a fames for .will till further
notice.
C. Saila & Sons,
Props. Merest Dairy.
Dashwood
Mr. l .red Mize went Thursday in
town.
111x. and Das. Joe iMeidiwr of Ex-
eter; spern't Saturday with Mr, and
Mrs. George Raab -
Mr. Rebeseta of Exeter, Mr, and
Mrs, 'Wm Bieber and family, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mm Geo. Ko eb.
Mrs. Mamaehos' is sspertding a few
weeks' with f'A+lt„a r a in Detroit,
Rule and Ifri, P. IL Meyer and
family spent ''";Ara," hiving ,vias ft'l
at& art Toronto.
Miss VIM* 'Cr'af't of London spent
the week -end at fteelh ratte Imre
lk;aaia 1F1z1<tar Irr'"Il ' ,isiied in Tomato
few dins . t t�C' -F
araeN Alm c+ , .J<clltclltanla And
i, :bait Viaxitrwi? +iia. 4 01111 rt* z►tt Stier.'
TAtitSday, November 22nd, 1,g2st
Mrs.. 'Infra. Nadiger is visiting fri.a•
endsitxt l4Lielaigan.
Hiss Elva Richmond of Myth, is;,
spending. a few days with Miss Lauray,
Reid.
Miss Muriel Viner is visiting with,
Miss Florence Guenther.
A puiet wedding was solemnizedd'1
on Saturday, November 10th, at the
Lutheran parsonage, London, when
Rev, C. J 'Villager united in mar-
riage Verda Fassold, daughter of Mrd
and Mars P. Fassold to .Mussell 13. Catt
of Forest. The bride wore a lovely
gown of pale green ' georgette and
chantilly lace and small fiat of green
'and silver cloth. She carried .a bou-
quet of pink roses. The young cou-
ple were attended by Mr, and Mr's.
Milton Ratz. Immediately after the
ceremony they left for Toronto and
points east, where ehey will spend n
short honeymoon. after which they
leave for their future home in Re-
gina, Sask.
DRYSDALE.
The following ladies and gents.
from Detroit,' attended the Rau --Dur-
and wedding last week: Lawyer and
Mrs. Ted Rau, the Miss Rau and Da-
charme., Messre Attanase and Rich-
ard Denomme, Mr. Edward I;eedard
Mr. Morris Durand, Mr. and Mrs.
Hector Laporte, Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Mareinette, Mr. and 'Mrs. Mar-
di Laporte.
Mr. and Mrs. Zepliere Charrctte of
iDetroit, also Mr. and Mrs, Ower
Belanger. of Windsor, were guests
with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and:
Mrs. Philip Denornrne last Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Papineau and
family are moving- to Windsor far
the winter.
Master Emery Denomme is spend-
ing a few weeks with his brothers...:
and sisters at Detroit.
Mr. Wilfred Mousseau, of neat'
Hensel] has engaged with Rev. Fath-
er Gerard for, the winter.
The Misses Gelinas and Mrs. Mon-
tageau were guests with Mrs. Vic;
toric. Demme over Sunday.
•A large number attended the Pat-
terson Sale` north of here last Mon-
day, regardless of the weather. Mr
Arthur Weber, the veteran auctione
er, held the sale very satisfactorily.
Miss Cecelia Laporte left this we-•
ek for Detroit.
A card party will be held in the•
school house here, for the benefit of
the Catholic Church every Thursday-
night
hursdaynight at eight o'clock. Come and
enjoy yourself. A good time is ex-
pected
xpected
Mr. Peter Corriveau who has been
seriously 411 is reported as doing
well again.
Miss .Anna Bell Ducharme, has re-
turned homt after spending the sum-
mer and fall in Goderich.
R -au --Durand
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at St. Peter's church at 9.30,
High Mass, Thanksgiving Day, when
Father Gerard officiated, tv h ease
Marie Pearl, eldest daughter of Mr.
Louis and the late Mrs. Durand, was
united in marriage to Mr. Claude
Rau of Detroit, son of Mr, and Mrs,.
Henry Rau of this place. The
bride entering the church to the
strains of the wedding, march. sup-
ported by her father, looked charm-
ing in her gown of white satin cri:pe
and chantilly lace and touched with
silver trimmings. Her veil '.vas tulle
and held in place with orange blocs--
oms and silver slippers to match, car-
rying a sheaf of white roses and sil-
ver, with silver streamers, and wore
a crystal necklace. Miss Blanche
Rau of Detroit, and sister of the
groom, was a very pretty bridesmaid
in her pink and silver frock, with hat
to match and silver slippers. Her
flowers were pink with pink and sil-
ver streamers. Mr. Richard Denome
of Detroit, was a handsome groom's -
man and ably played part. After the
ceremony all invited guests gatherer -
at the groom's home where a very
sumptuous dinner was served, While
a bounteous supper was enjoyed at.
the bride's Moine where they spent
the evening in dancing. Mr. and
Mrs. Rau left a few days ago for De-
troit where they will ]make their fut-
ure home.
Balanger.--Denomme
A very smart wedding took place•
at St. Peter's Catholic church hem
recently when the Rev, i+ather
Gerard united in the Holy bonds of
Weddlock, Lucy, second daughter or
Mrs. and the late Nelson Denomy,,
who was united marriage to Mn.
Omar T lialinger of Windsor, son of-
Mr.
f'IIr, and Mrs. "Winger of Montreal.
The bride, was very pretty as she
marched up the isle of the church,
supported by her uncle to the :,trains:
of the Wedding 11Iarch, in the irritlat
robe of white satin de chene -ansa&
chantilly lace with veil of tulle unit
held in place. with orange, blossornt,
slippers in match, Her flowers wver
White (Jnn ation% with white gauze
streamers„ A1iaa Ar'vaxra Delao'turnek,.
sister of the 'wide in bar' pink worm-,
etto er'eliea and cr'(!taln lace, made'.
beautiful bride's Meld, with haat. cnttb
]shorts to ,,retch, nud carried lair,,•>.
ebrysanthuvins with plank st'a'oa'atrttrat e
Little Misses Margaret and a1 'onie a .
Duehnvrne reua11113 of the bride, were
inert+, Avoo itnwov, tion in un,ir'rabe::�.
Of white, mad catch Carried white aero':
Pink &wear'%, 141`x`, \''labs, 1'1ut''It a.rear-4;,, . • -
;re., ably tfnpportod thn groom. At-.•
ter the t'rl`tmony' ft Member or invit-
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1111th', w5 it'1 + a+t"Cr'tl ' 'be' young. 'otic..
hart Inave.4 ;l'el '0104 ]a07111% ,ira utral
.ar with they boat wishes of twit,
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