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Vol. XX 1 No 12
ZURICH., THURSDAY zCRNINC, SEPTEMBER 23, 1920.
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IN ORDER TO MAKE R OOM FOR OUR FALL DELIVER-
IES OT' GOODS, WE ARE SELLING AT GREATLY RED-
UCED PRICES THE FOLLOWING;
LADIES' NVIIITE CANVASS SHOES, Co XFORDS AND
POMP'S.
ALSO A FEW .LINES IN PATENT AND KID ONF0RDS
' AND' POMPS.
THESE ARE ALL EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
/IMPAIRING NEATLY AND P ROMPTLY DONE
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Hearing a p re for ?lien
PURE WOOL SURGES
Our stook of wool Serges is now
complete. We have all the
good colors; Navy, Blue, Brown,
Carey and Black, in different widths
suitable for Dresses or Suits.
•Priees ranging 'from $13.75 to $850
per, =ard:
'AIso a nice -range of all -wool
plaid skirt lengths, 54 inches wide
at very reasonable prices. •
. :SILKS
A beautiul display of silks in
all the. leading shades, 30 -inches
wide, from $2.50 to '.$1.00 per yard.
LADIES' SIL1% CREPE DE
CHINE WAISTS
A splendid range of ladies' silk
waists in all the newest colors and
Styles.
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VELVETEENS
Chester L. Smith, Publisher
$1,25 a Year In Advance
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Mr. Raymond Heideman 'o. Det-
roit is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mcisaac and Mrs. C. Il list
of Crediton were visitors with Mrs.
A. I%Teliek on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Albert Rittenhouse
of Dt nville are visiting with the
latter's brothers Messrs. Steckie,,.
Bronson Line. i S a our display for
Mr.. Gabriel Holtzman, the Ins- let Watches ni the latest
uranee agent, attended the spec'al able Styles.
meeting of the Western Farmers
Mutual, Weather Insurance Co, at
ria London, on Thursday.
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The World's Watch Over Time.
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THE NEW .FALL SWEATERS
And Pullovers • are most, attract-
ive in their beautiful colorings in
many new styles.- They are
priced from $ti to $1.1 each,
LADIES' WOOL SCARFS
We have just received a ship-
ment of •.Ladies' pure -wool scarf's
in enticing new colors.
We are also supplied with
full range of colors in Sport Floss,
put up in 2 -oz. Balls, the correct
thing for knitting sweaters
Scarfs..
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and
Coyne in and see our fine assort-
rne'i , as wo have e\ erything new
in the line of Fall and Tweed hats
SHADE WE HAVEN'T GOT.
NO HEAD WE CANNOT FIT.
(CAPS
Never was a larger mage o;'
caps shown in this store, and you
know what that means.
MEN'S CLOTHING
Our Clothing; Dopartrne'nt is
aiwaya at your service, and with
our• now styles for Pall, we have
a line of suits and overcoats that
we feel proud off. Don't worry '
about Luxury Tax, as wo have a
irslendi :I assortment ft om $25 to $15.
Also 't largo stook o;: men's and
boy's Sweater 'coats and Pullovers
to chose from,
,; SOMEHOW WE ALWAYS THINK OP TIiia BOYS, NO MATTER WTTEN OR .R0\V "THEY COME,
iri -WE ALWAYS HAVE SOMETHING THAT +TAKES THEIR BYE, AND OUR NEAT Sill'rS ARE
* JUST A LITTLE BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE.
'- • „4 . PRICES FROM $5.00 'I 'O ,$20.00. SIZES FROM
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Fresh c nes always an hand
Phone 59
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Produce taken exchange
Produce Wanted
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As we go to press the. entries Tor
the ,Fair are pouring in very rap-
idly, which goes to show that wit:,
nice weather to -morrow, Thursd cy,
this will be a record. breaker o; a
psll ,Fair, So lets all go and make
this an unusual event.
NOTICE
Having purchased the cider m 1
3[i' 3. J. Merner.; We will be op-
erating same on the followin
days; Sept 23rd, 27th, 28th, 20th
30th and after .these days every
day. eticepting Saturdays We
will cook apple butter on '• and
alter `Monday Oct , 4th. F C.
Kalb:le:soh, Proprietor; I envy
(:)i}llnxan;.Manager,
Zurich . School Fair
s •
The :Zurich school r air on Friday,
Sept „lj, was a success, the weather
itr;tr� ileal. The following ars the
prizes ' given :
'VEGETABLES ANI) FLOWERS --
Carrots, Grace Koehler, Luella Rei-
chert, Dorothy Brenner pu, altin,
Elzar Mousseau, Goldie t'ttley_ \V!1 -
lie Noels; corn, Leonard Prang,
Albrecht, Edwin Casella; cabbo;,c,
Helen Foster; Eleanor Duchat .,.. ,
1\'Ellie Neeb; onions, Kenneth Koc'`e-
ler, Luella Reichert, Russell 1)a.•u-
arene; potatoes, Grace Koehler. 11!1•
ton Hey, Willie Neeb; beets, 'Matic:••
line itI'eidinger, Martha, Heideman, A.
Price's running from, $15.00 to $40.U0
Watch and Clock Repairing,
ess the Jeweller
Incorporated in 1855
THE
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BAN
ASSISTS FARMERS
Capital and Reserve ,$9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
Almost every Farmer findsh.is
money tied up in stock or crops
at certain seasons. Ir he needs.
assistance: he should consult our
local Manager.` Savings Dep-.
artrnents at all Branches.
W. . B COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
l MnI.EZIESZKOMEM..,,,_ —..=ate
veriand
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itch, :this space for bargains I
/11 used Cars
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E. M. HESS GO. ZURICH
OVERr.AA.ND S&I•rS AND SERVICE STATION
Overland Cars? Overland Cars.
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Schwalm.
Specials, (those not in prize list) >t'
* Melia Howald, Floyd Foster. 11Jade-
oline Meidinger, Thelma Oswald, W.
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0 Asters, Grace Koehler, Veola
Prang, Dorothy Zettle; bouquet of
g flowers, Vera Kalbfleisch Lillian Ra-
der, Rose Albrecht; collection of
• house plants, Lulu Albrecht.
A BAKING — Tea cakes, Dorothy
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Fritz, Kenneth Koehler, Freida Del-
* chert; dark cake, May Schwalm, E.
Hess, Grace Koehler; light. cake, T.
Oswald, Lillian Martin, Mabel Pree-
• ter; apple pie, ' Veola Prang, Orthu.
Mellfck, Dorothy Brenner; child's
lunch, May Schwalm; bread, Ortha.
lilellick, 'Irene Doclter, Hilda Neu-
achwanger; tea biscuits, Dorothy
Fritz, Eeneth Koehler Dorothy Bren- y.
ncr; Special, Nowell Geiger.ROOM IV
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\Ve are a r_e•i :Hine our Full Shipments almost daily and have a
largo range for your inspection.
SEE US FOR QUALITY AND VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.
\Ve also • are "bowing a i;n:, assortment of Oxfords, for sten
and \\''.a:rien at greatly reduced prices.
Big reductii.m in canvas and warn weather footwear to make
room.
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Sl WING -- Hemstitched gurst
tc`r2all, Veola Prang, knitted neck -
scarf, Dorothy. I"ri1 ,tpMuriel Howald li
three pieces crochet edging, Euloine
Geiger, Veola Prang; • darning on
woollen sock, Kilda Neuschwanger,
M.argalret Prang.,
Room 1.11 ---Tea apron, Ethel TIcots,
Lulu. Albrecht, Liszio Leobold; hand-
kerchief crochet edge, Lulu Albrecht
Lillian Rader; united wash rag, Lil-
lian Rader; mending on striped cot-
ton, Lillian Rader, Idella Howald, E.
I)ucharntu.
' Itoonm II --Work bag, Helen Foster
Martha Heideman, Grace Koehler;
rest, dressed doll, Vora Kalbficisch,
' CX taco _Koehler.
Room. I— Quilt block, RuthLeticl
l ielen Thiel, Neldaa Schwalm,'
WRITING --Room IV, Muriel How
•ald, Ethel Deitrich, Mabel Preeter ;
"Rrront IIT, Helen Foster, Agnes Diet
rich, Gladys Meliek; Room 1, Ruth
Zett.el, Laurette Schwalm, Greta
Koehler. '
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Fcrr Infants and Children'
In Use Four Or r30Years
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Bargains! iBargai Is!
We are makin a Bpeciai
Reduction on t .o following
Goods:
LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES MISSES AND CIIILT)1:ENi' MID-
DIES AND APRONS, LADIES' AND MISSES' VOIL BLOUSES.
MEN'S WOMEN'S AN l-) C'IITLD EN'S C`ANV AS SHOES AND
SLIPPERS, .ETC,
Fresh. Groceries always in Stock
RE AGLAS
PHONE 11 - .9 7 BLAKE