HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-03-31, Page 1{
V010 XXi".1'4 o 39
ZURICH, :THURSDAY pBNI G MARCH 311 1921•
Bargains in Boots and Shoes
WE , RE TAKINNG• OUR LOSS AND IT WILL BE TO YOUR AD-
VANTAGE
D-V4NTAGE AS YOU WILL BE ABLE TO BUY WHAT YOU REQUIRE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ALSO SINGER SEWING .MACHINES, BELL PIANOS AND EDISON
PHONOGRAPHS.
W. H. PFILE, ZURICH
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS,
•
y ..
•
limeisselooseeseessoseme•seesee•••seeeeeeoecesosseeeefo••••e•••••••••••••••••:
•
'res® • w
s .
1 1 st
• •
• Ne a
M.+1b•
16
The spirit of Spring is revealed in the Splendid • •
• •
showing of all that is New aid Attractive
•
•
i•
•n wearing apparel, etc.••
•
M Tricotirie Suitings •
t
•k
'^ `f"^'�"�� W l •
wing an exceptional range of 5.4 inch, fine quality s
•
�� y`p 4,00. •
�•
Spring
e are showing , •
Rob
;Vele
all 'tool Tricotine the popular• cloth for Ladies' Suite for
cf;; S 'na at $5 DD per yard, another line not quite so wide at $
is
•
W,I''. HAVE TlitE„ADOZ!E LINES IN ALL POPULAR SHADES
•
V I3 R G E S
*0
.411
w
•
4
,•
y�.
•
M0.
0
0
2
•
•0
0
m
0
ub
0
•
0
0
•
0
•
0
0
0
•
0
• •
0
•
kik
.1•
(0
0,.
0
•
:•
i'�
2
2
y
We have a beautiful range
Navy,and Brown. Also fine
prices.
of all -wool serges in
Botany Serges at very
Black,
low
BROADCLOTH ES
We are- also showing a nice lot of Broadcloths in Suit
Ends. These make up a very neat suit.
TRIMMINGS
:Also have the newest in Braids suitable for trimming • the
go
es
•
•
•
•
s
•
•
0
•
0
•
0
tm
•
•
•
R
•
above mentioned Cloths in all shades, also sill. •Dress Girdl ?
to match, at reasonable prices.
New S•pring Voiles a
..We. are showing an. exceptionally line range of printed Voiles •
this season these have just arrived and you should loose no 0
time to make your selections, as these Goods are liable to :
be scarce later in the season. s
85c
Fashionable Printed Voiles at per yard =_, •• •. $1,00
Colonial Chiffon Voiles, at per yard ... ..• =•.• ... -. -
Serenee, Tissue, etc:, at per yard from; $1.35 to $2.50
od
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY •
a
e
Gents' Furnishings
SUITS SUITS
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Again we are ready to show our
New Line of Mens' Suits for old
;and young ranging in sizes from
34 to 48. •So come along you
BIG MEN, We feel satisfied we
have something here to suit you
as well as fit you.
"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."
SHIRTS HATS CAPS
OUR STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
House Furnishings
WALL PAPERS
ars showing an eligent range
of new Wall Papers. All our
new Papers this season ere 22 -in.
wide, so you get that extra value
yb buying your papers ironz us.
We have a splendid range of
pYtEarns to choose from and at
all Prices 20c. 22ieze. 25e, 30e
and 37%cents a Roll.
LINOLEUMS
nie2 Tot of 4 -yd. wide Linole
e'u ;5v at '$1.25 a square yard.
CURTAIN SCRIMS
': 'big range of Scrims with Lace
silI Insertion and Plain in differ -
cent. Shades. Also a nice lot of
en•nr, d Marquetts from i e to $1.00-.
,, 'r «ard. •
YtUG4 -
:e eu0 splendid valuee :in Floor
Rugs' - ..r
Phone 59.
Produce Wanted
Mr. R. J. Kalbfleisch of Forest,
spent Easter at' his home here.
Mr. Herb. Kraft of Kitchener sp-
ent the week -end at his borne here
Miss Elizabeth Truemner• of De-
troit was an Easter visitor here.
Mr. Ed. Deiehert of Detroit is
v isiting at the home of his mother
hers. 1
Mrs. T. L. Wurm and brother,
Mr. Nesbitt Woods are visiting in
Detroit.
Mr 14I. C. Milliken, Principal of
Z. P. B. spent the week -end at his.
home in Parkhill.
Quarterly :Communion services
were held. in the Evangelical church
on Sunday morning.
Misses `Elizabeth Ren�eie and Eva
Heyrock are spending a few days
in .Loudon this . week.
Mr. John Becher, Jr., trustee o.
Z. P. S. is attending the Trustees'
Convention at Toronto this week.
Miss Sarah Beacom of Goder:ch,
is visiting at the home of Mr.
J. Geseho, and. friends on the 14th
eon. r
14liss Pearl Wurtz who has a
position' at Ward's Jewellery, Lon-
don, spent the Easter holidays at
her home here.
Mr..azld Mrs. Jack Routledge of
Centralia were week -end visitors
at the home of the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Routledge.
The Joint Auction Sale held
at Walper's Hotel on Saturday,
drew a.;. large crowd of people and
as a consequence a good day's
busi ss is ;reported.
.lir irs. john Erb +; g, the
Bronson Line and Mr. Pete.:; Brei;-:
nerman of Blake, left on Sate day
morning to attend the funeral of
re relative at Wellesley. They
will •also visit..at Baden, Hamburg,
;ind. Tavistock.
Chester L. Smith, Publisher.
$1.25 a Year In Advanee
51.50 IN A.RTMARS„ 52 MAY eI. i:NARG?♦
Automobile
Headlight
Lenses
All Sizes
$2.50 Upwards
W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Capital and Reserve $9,000,eo
Over 13Q Branches
There is no - safer or surer
swag of safeguarding yiour sux�
flue money than placing it. in
41 savings account with The
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. EOLLES
Manager Zurich. Branch
The Easter concert given in the
Town 'Hall on Monday evening wit*
exceptionally well attended, the
numbers • and •selections of the
program were excellent and a
good musical and entertaining tr-
eat was enjoyed by all.
Another new business has op-
ened up in Zurich for repairing
bicycles,• namely, O'Brien & Wolper
Their place of business is in the
building just south of the Walper
House, and the firm consists- of
Mesers. Lennie O'Brien and Gord-
on Walper. ` We wish much suc-
cess • to the , boys in their under-
taking.
1.®• **4: Jai^.T4s'� 044000000040* •G44 40.44.4.1.**44.4"40..4* *******44'
4r
A
0
• We are offering the following seasonable Horse t
•
requirements at greatly reduced prices: •
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, t,
HORSE WHIPS, ETC; ETC.•
SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT ♦a
•
A BIG R EDUCTION. S•
We also carry in stock afull Line of Heavy Harness, Single
a harness, Etc. -
Winter Horse Requirements
REPAIRING A SPEC!AL.TY
4k
w. 4M
. FRED THIEL - ZURICH
dee•
440.4 4,044.04404, x040@444440.4 r0OtP,Gf+49t9• *A®04044.14041re4
.,'+ 4,04.4.wL ti4.4 r3+ ++44++ 4• e i•'I'1" +++ +'h -+++++a2 Vele
i We Calot Shout4.
.,.
.fix.•S W,'KK; , 4 �, i
...i.,.
..
4.
M Because we have our Prices down 4 1X0;.
M to Rock Bottom figures every day It
I in the week. 4
4 Shop here fora square deali
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT '� 'allt econvinced.
ROOM IV. -*
`
BUTTER AND C.
SATISFACTION 4*
Sr. V;-Euloine Geiger , Hilda e. EG -GS S WANTED �,J . F r I T Z OUR MOTTO -et
Neusehvvangex, Gq�,don SVaIper, ee
Rennie Weber, Whitney Broken- e. THE S H 0 E M A N
shire absent. ''
•-e- 3? .4.3333333333333 1.4.4.41• •4d••4'^4.•. ++++++ 44+•4••4•+++++•4 ++.11t+4
.lr. V; -Greta Forrest, honors;;
-Dorothy Fritz, Muriel Howald, Ly-'
'yen Mart'n, Thelma Oswald, Veo'.a
w Prang, Winnie Ortwein and Mabee
• Pr.eeter absent.
•• Sr: IV; -Newell Geiger , Ortha
Meiick,- Edmund Bedard: honors.
Madeline Meidinger, Theo. Deich-.
acert, Ethel Deitrich, Milton Hey,
Marguerite Prang, Eleanor Du -
w eharnie absent.
0 M. C. Milliken, Teacher.
• SCfOLO REPORT
' Report of S.S. No, 5, Stanley for
o March. The names are in order
M of merit. -
O Sr. IV; -Frank McLinchey,
?ir McBride, Clara Stephenson,
elize McLinchey, Garnet McLi ezh
0 • Jr,- TII;,Margaret McKinley,
•
Walter McBride, Wesley, Hayter,
• Trrne McLinhcey, Edgar Smith.
• ,Tr. lI;- •Elgin Hayter, Helen
•„,•.,fuelt, Emma McBride.
• Pt. II; -Edgar McLinehev,
• o PriMin! A.; -Elmore Stephen -on
0 ;'$1.,,garet Robinson.
• Anna MacDonald, Teacher.
0
• .•
i For Infants and Children -
” 151. lc a Fog' Over 31!: Years
A a`YYRIA
t - ivc-. y o bents
• ?be
• if;i� ,...tYre of
fit•
Pre
41
"leduction of :Prices
� �' e 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 AFTER THEIR INTEREST.
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
RR N. . DOUG/ riwn S
PHONE 11 —97 E3LAK "
x.rr+rw-.r.n-rw..•� �ir'r.Y.rwwi:w+.'.Vn:'iM.. .•w.r.�
4 4:-44........,.._..:..,........_.....,
••,wrist 14; ,",17.,..:4,'W+7. •r+tiwAN•i•e..,�aP�...�M•... .w.w.M+�