HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-05-12, Page 1ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY12, 1921.
Smart, Snappy, Facinatin'g
Such words cannot adequately describe the gond
features of our, e'EW SPRING GOODS.
Our New pomp and Oxfords for Ladies
are the prettiest styles. It has been ;our' pleasure
to show. They are certainly the honel'somest
Shoe creation that ever adorned a pretty foot.
We are proud of ` our display. 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. PPI LE, ZURICH
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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 0•
All wool Tricotine the popular' cloth for Ladies' Suits for ,,\I
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Spring at $5.00 per. yard. another line not quite so wide at $ QQ
WE I3AVE THE ABOVE LINES IN ALL POPULAR SHADES
S1RG1S
We have a beautiful range of all -wool serges in Black,
Navy, and Brown. Also line Botany Serges at very low
prices.
BROADCL OTI-I1S
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 V'oiles
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 ...... .. 85e
Colonial Chiffon Voiles, at per yard .._ _.. w_ $1.00
, per yard from $1.35 to $2.50
Service, Tissue etc., at ........... r
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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 freim
31 to 48. • So come along you
BIG MEN, We feel 'satisfied ye
have something here to suit you
as Well as fit you.
"REMEMBER"
These Suits are splendid Values
Smartly Tailored, at greatly Re-
daeed Prices.
'"No need of paying $50 for a .
Real up-to-date Suit."
'"See ours at hall that Price."
SHIRTSHATS CAPS
OUR STOCK ALWAYS COMPLETE
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY_ ,
House Furnishings
WALL PAPERS
We are showing an eligent range
of new Wall Papers, All our
11 OW 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. 221Ac, 25c, 30c
and 3Ncents a . Roll.
LINOLEUMS
A nice lot of 1 -yd. wide Linol-
eums at $1.25 a square yard.
CURTAIN SCRIMS
A big range of Scrims with Lace
and Insert ion and. Plain in differ-
ent Shades. Also a nice lot of
colored Marquetts from. 25c to $1.00
per yard.
RTES
Some pplendiid values in Float
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J. .VR}ETER
Produce Wanted
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F:a'l i.4ays ;bears
: ee Will Brown: was to Creditors
conn Sunday,.
•Ee e W. and J. Fry of Tllinoise,
conducted devine services in. the
Bronson Line Mennonite church.
lastvee7r.
14 i?and MS. Thos. Johnston left
fax eastern points on Wednesday
morning, ` where they will visit for
some tine.
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011 BOYS! Let us all meet on
the Zuwich Diamond, for' the first
game. of the season this Thursday
evening at 5.30 p. in, Sharp.
etre. P. Geenttner, who has
spent the winter months with her
da^itghter, Mrs. E. ()ascii, has re
t•u; ;nedeto her home in Dashwood.
Mr. hnd Mrs, John McBride,Mrs.
S. McBride, Sr.; eel's. S. McBride,
Jr., and Mrs. Stephenson of Stan-
ley, attended the funeral of a re-
lative at Stratford, on Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the W.
C. T. UU. will meet at the home of
Mrs. S. Rennie, on Wednesday ev-
ening, May 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Rev. P. 13. Meyer assisted Rev.
W. J. Yager at Dashwood io con-
ducting the funeral service of the
late Frederieh Baker on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Owing to nomarket for the
fibre of the flax, the two mills in
Zurichhavdeti ded not to sow
any flax this spring. This means
a great loss to the working' peo-
ple, of „this vicinity.
A Panorama and Song Service
•of many a Man, will be given by
y the
t,M day evening ier, assisted nn the
rirelcome. E ,1:ytod •
Mr; C. Eilber the local appoin-
ted Health"Inspector, will begin
his annual inspection on May 15th.
All parties take warning and have
your back yards as well as your
front yards cleaned up, all out-
houses, pig pens, stables, etc,,
in a' sanitary condition.
Cheater k Smith, Publisher -
$1.2b a Year In Advance•
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Johnston's Clear.Roy Refl-
ectors. , Nice $1.50;
GOVERNMENT ABPROv:E
No need of changing, ypnr.plai ,
glass., Gives a: wid.er spread
and 1-3 more li,ht than: 90 p.er-'
cent. of all the patent Ideas; ore the
market.
GHFSS.
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE; No. 1t4
Incorporated in 1835
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
!Capital and Reserve $9,000,000'
Over 130 Branches
The cost of living is falling,
Iso the price of food stuff.
Aria necessitates increased
production. Produce mora
and deposit your surplus in
The Molsons Bank where it
wilt he ready for any call and
yet be earning interest.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Winter Horse Requirements
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We are offering the following seasonable Horse:
requirements at greatly reduced prices: *:
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, •Zg
HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC.
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SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT
A BIG R EDUCTION. qt
We also carry in stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single
harness, Etc. a
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REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
PRS® THIEL -ZURICH
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4 Ladies!
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The new uniforms for the base-
ball team have arrived, and cer- .g
tainly are a credit to our team..
They are of a grey color, very
tasty' and neat, and with out a
doubt will help our boys to win
the admiration of many a ball fan
As the game will be played this
summer as never before in this
district. And we wish our boys
the best of luck with these new
attires,
The Ontario Flat Mills, located
in Exeter North, were destroyed
by' fire cn Monday morning. The
loss is estimated at $10,000, inclu-
ding machinery, stock on handand
buiidin2. The blaze, it is i el-
ieve originated from flying sp-
arks that fell on a pile of flat
straw.. Twenty-five people are
thrown' cut of work as a result of
the burning of the factory.
There is to be no' \veaking of
the new Adolescent Act, which re-
quires that after Sept. 1st next,
children shall be kept at 80booi
until they are 16 years of age ace'
cording to announcements. by Hon.
Mr. Grant,. minister of education.
"But we .will be reasonable and
enforce it gradually," intimated
Mr.. Grant. "Children who are 15
years of age, and who have been
wo; kin s 10.. a ye r, w;1' not, be for-
ced. back to school. We expect
the people of the province will
,co-operate.
On the basis of the $1,620,000 set
aside, in the estimates to pay the
expenses of the decennial census
beginning on June 1st, next, the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics ev-
idently expects the total cost to
be about 18 cents for evyer man,
woman' child. and.� in the Dom�'nion
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it the population proves to be up
to or over the nine millions, con-
fidently predicted by many gov-
ernment officials. The p'ay far
the enumerators is so much for ev�
ery name about wh!ch in'ormat on
is obtained, with an allowance per
hen 71. )d Armes, diffrer'ng w:t.i the
various provinces, for the expen-
se of driving. ,
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Per bfitats'and Children
An) For Irrver 3OYea w
You use great care in selecting
a new Hat—Why should SHOES
be less .important? Come and
see our line of
New Spring Footwear
Which consists of all the latest
styles and shapes in the finest
Kids, Patents and other materials
equally as tasty. A very class';'
line all through, with prices right.
Also a fine assortment in Men's
and Children's Footwear. Call
and see them, and if we have not
what you want, we will try and get
them for you.
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OUR MOTTO
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SEEDS! SEE
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Our stock of Spring Seeds has ar-
rived, and Re never had so fine a
showing of Seed .Corn in all thelead-
ing varities. Mangold and Turnip
Seeds. .also every kind_ of seeds for
the Garden, Etc.
A. call is always a1Dpreeia
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R. .DOUGLAS
PHONE" 11 7
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