HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-03-24, Page 1Vol. XXI No 38
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCFI24, 192E,
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Bargains in Boots and Shoes
WE ARE TAKINNG OUR LOSS AND IT WILL BE TO YOUR AD-
' VANTAGE AS Y017 WILL BE ABLE TO BUY WHAT YOU REQUIRE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES, BELL PIANOS AND
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'Mr. Ward Fritz is visiting at
Delhi.
Miss Eva Williams is visiting at
Stratford.
Mr. Murray, Post Office Inspect-
or of London, called at the local
office here on Monday
Mr. P. Koehler, who recently
sold his dwelling place, on the
Goehen north, to Mr. Jacob Kip-
fer of Blake is holding an auction
sale on Sarday, April 2nd.
The 'Zurich Division Court sat
in the Town Hall, on Thursday last
March 17th There was no case
disposed off, as no solicitors co-
uld: be present.
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Tricotine Suitings
We are showing an exceptional range of 54 inch, fine quality •
All wool Tricotine the popular cloth for Ladies' Suits for :
Spring at $5.00 per yard. another line not quite so wide at $ *
4,00.
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WE HAVE. THE ABOVE LINES IN ALL popuLAR SHADES
We have a beautiful range of all -wool serges in Black,
Navy, and Brown. Also fine Botany Serges at very low
prices.
BROADCLOTH 135
We are also showing a nite lot of Broadcloths in Snit
ts Ends. These make up- a very neat suit.
TRIMMINGS
Also have the newest in Braids suitable for trimming the
above mentioned Cloths in all shades, also silk Dress Girdles
to match, at reasonable prices,
New Spring Voiles
We' are showing an exceptionally fine range of printed Voiles
this season these have just arrived and you should loose no
time to make your selections, as these Goods are liable to
be scarce later in the season.
Fashionable Printed Voiles at per yard ... . 85c
Colonial Chiffon Voiles, at per yard ... - - a..
Sarance, Tissue, etc., at per yard from, 81.35 to
SEE! OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Gents' Furnishings
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G-REATLY REDUCED PRICES
Again/ we are ready to show our
New Line ot Mens' Suits for old
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BIG MEN, We feel satisfied we
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• "REMEMBER".
These Suits are splendid Values
•Smartly' Tailored, at greatly Re-
duced Prices.
• "No need of paying $50 for a
Real up-to-date Suit."
"See ours at half that Price."
SIM TS HATS CAPS
OUR STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
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House Furnishings
WALL PAPERS
WE are showing an eligent range
of new Wall Papers. All our
new Papers this season are 22 -in.
wide, so you get that extra value
yb buying your papers from us.
We have a splendid range of
patterns to choose from and at
all Prices 20c. 22%c. 25c, 30e.
! and 37yacents a Roll.
LINOLEUMS •
A nice lot of 4 -yd. wide. Linol-4
emus at $L25 a square yard.
CURTAIN SCRIMS
A big range of Scrims with Lace
and Insertion and Plain in differ-
ent Shades. Also a nice let of
colored Marquette from 25c to $1.00
per yard.
It-UGS
Some splendid values in Floor
Rugs
Phone 59
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jq PRIEETER.
Produce Wanted
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March 21st was the first day
of, spring according to the alman-
ae, A real brand of spring wea-
ther arrived alhead of time this
year.
Rev. F. B. Meyer is assisting Rev
W. J. Yager pastor at Dashwood
in conducting revival services in
the Evangelical church of that
place this week.
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$1,25 a 'Year In Advance
$1.50 fl s7 ARRIi1.1 RS, $2 /1.A.Y BE ea -ram -40a
Automobile
Headlight
Lenses .
All Sizes
$2.50 Upwards
Mr. J. W. Horner, of the 14th,
con., and who is engaged in mak-
ing maple syrup at Varna, .spent
tile week -end at his home on the
I1th, con.
G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
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THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
'There is no safer or sure
way, of safeguarding your sur-
plus money than placing it in
a savings account with The
Molsens Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. COLLES.
Manager Zurich Branch
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Winter Horse Requirements
We are offering the following seasonable Horse t
requirements at greatly reduced prices:
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, 2
HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC,
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Mrs. F. M. Hess and daughter,
Margaret, left for London on Wed-
nesday morning, where the latter
intends to undergo an operation
for removal of the tonsils.
1 'Owing to pressing advertising,
fair reading matter space is con-
%Iiderably reduced, but we hope
te overcome this somewhat' in
matter of a few weeks, as
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slijnes:
. .In last week's local news items
we mentioned of Mrssrs. E. Wurm
and J. Bloch, being in Parkhill on
business. This was not correct,
as it should have read Messrs. E.
Wurm and W. S, Ruby, and we
understand these two gentlemen
had the intentions of buying a
butcher business. But owing to
no ice being available in Parkhill
they decided not to make the
venture.
Make no engagements for Eas-
ter Monday evening March 28th.
One of the best programs ever
given in this vicinity will be put
on' in the Town Hall that evening.
The program includes several good
and comic plays, such as "The
Country Drug Store," "The
Milliner Shop" and other; also
novel and artistic drills, as well
as the touching Pantomime "Rock
of Ages". Watch for advertise-
ment, bills and price of admission.
ZURICH ATHELETIC ASS.
The annual meeting of the Zur-
ich Atheletic Association was held
• on Monday evening, A large
• number of baseball fans were
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• present and the outlook for a big
: season's sport are very bright.
• It is expected that our baseball
team. will be greatly strengthened
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• this year and a better class of
ball played than in former years.
• The election of officerresult-
ed as follows; Hon, Pres. -Wm.
0 O'Brien. ill F. Klopp, 3. Decher
: Jr., 0. Klopp.
• Pres., J. Preeter; Vice -Pres, C.
411' Fritz; Manager, W. B. Colles;
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• Captain, L. W Hoffman; Board
of Managers, -Dr. P. 3, O'Dwyer,
* T. L. Wurm, C, A. Hoffman, W.F.
el. .Braun; Sec.-Treas, A. F Hess;
• ' Auditors, Routledge and W. H
Hoffman.
• The above Mentioned officers to
: act alan in the same sapacity in
cennection with the skating rink.
1, The finances of the Association
411 :are in good shape. Only a small
amount of the debt on the skating
link is unpaid.
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A BIG R EDUCTION,
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carry in stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single A
harness, Etc.
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THE SHOEMAN
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Reduction of Prices
We have reduced our prices on Dry
Goods, Groceries, and all otherlines
we carry in Stock, to present mar-
ket prices, and will continueto drop
our prices as the markets decline.
SO THAT OUR CUSTOMERS CAN REST ASSURED THAT
WE ARE LOOKING AF PER THEIR INTEREST..
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 Pi 97 !SLAKE