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ZURICH, THURSDAY MO NINA, APRIL21, (:921,
Smart, Snappy, Facinating
Such words cannot adequately describe the good
features of our NEW SPRING GOODS.
Our New Pomps and Oxfords for Ladies;
are the prettiest styles. It has been' our pleasure
to show. They are certainly the hondsomest
Shoe creation that ever adorned a pretty foot.
We are proud of ourdisplay. We want ladies to
see them. All the newest shapes,, leathers and
colors for men. A peep at our window will con-
vince you that the right place to buy your•foot-
wear is at;
W. H. PFILE, ZURICH
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS
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Special Season Offerings
The spirit of Spring is revealed in the Splendid
showing of all that is New and Attractive
in wearing apparel, etc.
Tricotine Suitings
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We are showing an exceptional range of 54 inch, fine quality.
All wool Tricotine_ the...populae cloth for. Ladies' Suits for
kl,,+•r.:.wd • rt ` 7p7:00 "per yares. ' -a. •ociYca� ...rn:iu•
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WE HAVE THE ABOVE LINES IN ALL POPULAR SHADES
SERGES
We have a beautiful range of all -wool serges in Black,
Navy, and Brown. Also fine Botany Serges at very low
prices.
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
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 mike 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 .._ _. _ r.. $1.00
Sarance, Tiesue, etc., at per yard from $1.35 to ... _..i ....__ $2.50
SER OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
Gents' Furnishings
SUITS SUITS
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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
PIG MEN, We feel satisfied we
•have sornething he'ie 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,"
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See ours at half that Price.
SHIRTS HATS ' CAPS
OUR. STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
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House Furnishings
WALL PAPERS
We are showing an eligent range
of new Wall Papers. A11 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 20e. 221Ae. 25c, 30c
and 37%cents a Roll.
LINOLEUMS
A nice lot of 4 -yd. wide Linol-
eunzs at $1.25 a square yard.
CURTAIN • SCRIMS
A big range of Scrims withLace
and Insertion and Plain in differ-
ent Shades. Also a nice lot of
colored Marquetts from 25c to 81.00
per yard.
RUGS
Some splendid values in Floor
Rugs
J. PREETER
Phone 59
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Produce Wanted
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;Mr. R. W. Williams was in' Sea-
:fr. th a few days last week.
'Miss Maida Routledge was a
business visitor to London on
Tuesday.
The Provincial majority in fav-
or'" of the Referendum; is estim-
ated at 200,000.
+i'eessrs. S. E. Faust and M. Swei-
tzer were at Goderieh on ,Tues -
clay
After the whiskey is gone, 'tis
said the dressless female is to fol -
ides; . and then tobacco.
Mrs. F. B. Meyer attended the
funeral of her mother, the Iate
Mies.. Whoey, at Corrie, on Tues-
day.
Mr. Wm. Doerr and staff of Ex-
eter are trimming back the trees
that come in contact with the
local hydro wires.
The sidewalks in the village are
receiving attention. Several men
are engaged by the village fath-
ers, and are leveling the pneven
parts, raising up the settled p'.aces,
which makes a big improvement.
During the severe ice storm on
Saturday, one of the high-power
hydro wires from Exeter to here
broke, about a mile south of ,Zur-
ich.. -,:The power was turned off.
for a couple ofhours and the bre
ak repaired.
The April meeting of the Wom-
en's Institute was held at the
home of of Mrs. H. Lipphardt. The
ppogrem including a paper on;
"P?.ical Health, The Keynote of
Health and Beauty." by Miss Ida
Routledge, and impromptive spe-
.hes by,those present, on the
I ' c rams # ed by Dr. Mary
e . t was taitrelle'cy- rtbg r5ie
The seucring of a public rest room
and piano were .also discussed;
The May meeting is the annual el-
ection of officers. All members
are requested to be present and
bring a friend.
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Incorporated in 1855
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BANK
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
The cost of living is falling,
iso the price of food stuff.
This 'necessitates increased
production. Produce more
and deposit your surplus in
The Molsons Bank where it
will be ready for any eall and
yet be earning interest. I
IIW. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch I
A meeting of the Directors of
the Zurich Agricultural Society was
held last Thursday evening. Mat
ters pertaining to the welfare and
interest of the society were dealt
with. The pasture and hay at
the Fair Greunds will be sold by
public auction on May 7th, at the
Wainer House. Messrs. W. 5.
Johnston, J. Decher, Jr., and A.
ReicherN were appointed as a com-
t%iittee to look after the special
prizes. A Baby Show will again
be one of the chief 'attractions.
Also larger prizes will be offered
for speed contests. The Fair •
dates were fixed for Wednesday,
Sept., 21st, and 22nd. 5
Mr. Wilson, hydro engineer, was
inspecting the local hydro system
on Monday and found everything
in good order.
Good news was received from
the Can. Hall Dent Ltd., Louc]on,
Office, of their intentiops to open
up their branch at Zurich here,
if a suitable man can be secured
to superintend same, This will
mean a big help to the village if
they will operate again, as we are
assured they will receive the sup-
port of the entire village.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
n Use For Over 30 Year°w
,A11.Sua s te'a'ttar''Aitltt a:
the
,Cheater L. Smith, Publisher
$1.25 a Year In Advance
$1.50 IN ,&BRFARS, $2 MAY 13E (MARGE
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Johnston's Clear flay
Reflectors
Price$ 1 r50
GOVERNMENT APPROVED
No ne'ed of changing your plain glass
Gives a wider spread and 1'-3 more
light than 90 per cent of all the patent
lens on the market
W, G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN PHONE No. 74
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SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT
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We are offering the following seasonable Horse I
requirements at greatly reduced prices: •
e We also carry in stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single 0i.
harness, Etc. 4'
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Ladies!
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•e. • a new Hat—Why should SHOES
•Y. • be less important? Come and
see our line of
I New Spring Footwear
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•a€• Which consists of all the latest .
styles and shapes in the finest
Kids, Patents and other materials
4. equally as tasty. A very classy
M
•�• Iine all through, with prices right.
e Also a fine assortment in Men's
oy and Children's Footwear. Call
• and see them, and if we have not
>� what you want, we \\'ill try and get
+ .them for you.
EGGS E WANTEDTTR AND R I Z OSUR MOTTO N
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Reduction of Pres
We have seduced our prices on Dry
Goods, Groceries, and all otherlines
we carry in Stock, to present mar-
ket pricey,,, and will coati i le to droll,
our prices as the markets decline..
SO THAT OUR CUSTOMERS. CAN REST A';iSURRU T)L 1
WE ARE LOOKING AFTER THEIR IkTER'EP,T.
Fresh Groceries al.\\Ta\ i Sty
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