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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1921-09-22, Page 1Vol, XXII No 11 ZURICH, THURSDAY 11/10/114ING, .,,SEPTEMBER 22, 1921. You know the lightness and comfort cf Fleet -Foot shoes an Bowling green, Tennis Courts, etc. You get into your Fleet -foot just as you slip on flannels or white ducks. Why not wear Fleet-. Foot•all day, right through the summer and enjoy ease, and come fort. We have them for Men, Women and Children. lAlso a full line of white canvass, Oxfords, Tics, and Pumps. Call and see our display and get our prices. W. H. PFILE, ZURICH SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS. "1\ „e \ ,/ \, p \ (‘ I 1/1n1 ,/ \ • • • Le. re%P.W"-ds1-1-ier.Oesi.eeieseeeeeeeseckeee. tee? eeewe-441-Irse:see:e•Peese :F0-efel.:21100,,aresseeeetsie !Pees. Fair Week Specials The Store is rapidly filling with new Autumn Merchandise at decidedly lower prices. The cost of raw material and labor and everything that goes ihto the finished article is .reduced so that all Fall Merchandise is showing a very decided reduction. NEW SERGE SUITS ,t 1.aaies Navy Blue Serge- Snits, -made with long style coats, neat- -trimmed, skirts with packets,'" size 36 and 38, Special at LADIES' COATS Our first shipment of Coats is here and as, usual every coat AltrowE, that little touch that makes them differedt. See our three specials in best Velour at;- •. $20; $25; . • SPECIALS* 4.SERGES Beautiful .quality all wool Serge in shades of black, navy,g rey and • brown 50 and0-1).1 inches wide, suit- able for suits or separate skirts Prices from $1.25 to $3.75 WOOL TRICOTINE All wool Tricotine very suita- ble for fall coats or suits in ,; all the newest shades 54 inches wide at per yard $2.50,$3.50 $4.00 ALL IWOOL PLAID Skirt leng- '' ths in neat plaids and overcheck 51 inches wide, at per length $5.00 SILKS •.Duches Satin gies the best of wear for blouses or skirts. We have a new 'lot just arrived 36 -in. wide in all tlies newest shades; - Harding Blue, Jade Green,Henna, Honey Dew, Sand, Peach:Black and Navy, exceptional good qual- Ity at Special prices, per yd. $2.45 WRAPPERETTE 'Wrapperettes 30 -in. wide ofi heavy quality and pretty patterns :very nice for kimonas or house dresses. CORDUROY "VELVETS Corduroy Velvets., wide 4in eolors of navy, green, ::White made rOV-.` specialatper yd. [EW £TAPED ODS, e.Xr. and Mrp. A.-Melick werefillun- ay visitors at Seaforth. ".,Mr. E. Axtt and A. Siebert were nday visitors at London. Eldon Howald of Stratford, Wespending the week in the vil- ' lage, *p. and Mrs. James ,MeAdams of L!Ondon are visiting, their son, Mr. Theo McAdams. MissPearl Wurtz Who spent her Vacation at several points in Mich - Ain; has returned; home. I'The fastest game of the season ill be played this Wednesday at Woodstock vs Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman, and son Clarence, and daughter, Miss „Mildred and Miss Leila Siebert IsOrd Sunday visitors at Stratford and Mrs. Wm. Klopp and too daughters of Stratford were nday visitors at the home of the rmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm and Mrs. L. Kraft, Mr. and *s. R. R. F. Stade and Mr. and Mrs. L Shoemaker, 14th con, were Stu - ay "Visitors at the home of Mr. •11/ tid Mrs. jack Eidt, Ailsa Craig \I/ Siiiiday. 11/ merlicants of the village are V/ hieing and decorating their win- •, 1/ es SteWs in their places of business, eor The Big Event of the Season, 11/ 'namely the Zurich. Fall Fair on kttrsday. Special arrangements are being made to handle the mut- '• litndes of buYeri expected. \ / Id \ \ 1/ \t ,Dresser Scarfs stamped inl pretty designs on fine quality repP Also stamped centre pieces and tray cloths. LADIES' SATEEN_ UNDERSKIRTS._ Made from good quality sateen in all colors, Special at $1.50 to $2.00 each. LADIES' FALL GLOVES ,e Gauntlet Charnoisette gloves in pretty shades of tan or grey, an extra good wearing glove at, per 6 pair $1.00 and $1.50 LADIES' SILK CAMISOLES Neatly trimmed at each ... $2.25 Ladies' all -wool scarfs, assorted. 'colors at ..4 . $5.50 and $6.00 BED SPREADS Extra large size, good quality splendid design, special at $3.50 and $6.00. Sport Floss and Corticelli keit- ting Wool, four ply. All new shades, 1 and 2 -oz. balls. Fine White Tea Aprons, trine- rned with nice fine lace at 45c. and 50c. each. FURS We have opened up a nice new lot of Ladies' Furs for the Fall ‘t rade. Nice full Stoles in Gol- den Fox,Manchurian Wolfe, Nat- ural Bader, Dyed Fox in Brown and Taupe, ranging in price from $10.00 to $25,00. I only FrenehSaal e jacket with plain shawl collar and "I cuffs, 36 -in. long. Also one only, French Seal shawl. 1 1 I 1 t I MEN'S SUITS You Men who insist upon the best in tailoring and 'style will be greatly rewarded by seeing our fine assortinent of Men's Suits of the very choisest Tweeds and Worsteds at greatly reduced prices IlEMMEMBER-We are offering the best, suit in the Store far $27.50, and you, who knows not w$hat that means, COME IN, and we can soon show you what bargains we are offering. COMPLETE STOCK OF BOY'S CLOTHING Everything for a boy's school Wear. Also for best wear. We have just received a new shipmentof Boys' Clothing at pre -.war prices SEE ORU BOY'S SUITS FROM $9 to $12. HATS AND CAPS -There are a'lot of different heads to fit. But we have a; lot of different hate and caps to do the job. All sizes and all colors. • SHIRTS -Our Shirt Department is always filled with the finest of Shirts in sizes from 12% to 17% • Now is the time to buy your -Rain Coat, for the. Rainy Season will soon be here, and we have a full stock of the celebrated Stan- 1..„.„ees. dard MacKintosh Line. See that the Standard label is on every Coat you buy. These Coats are suitable for both cold and wet , and we -have a nice assortment of patterns to chose from at reas- onable prices. awl•••••••••••.......romesmon...........ftermwo••• •••••••••••••••• Phone 59 ; of .1"...4'e4e-S` .4g .'PRETER. Produce Wanted a'tiatioeteafueectiiscTot frtt. oifeteheGehoorngsee- qrae .6*4444*, n1rnediate1.y after this saTi. -. tRe dVellinV.prppertY: nccupied bv the late Mrs. deo. Siemon will be orf-, Ieeed 1V for sale by auction. Arthtir Webe' mill weld the ham- mer in both transactions. The Board of Directors in charge nt athletic -matters he Zurich has made arrangements with the Do- minion Chautauquas, Limited, for a".,series of popular and higli-class entertainments to be held dur ing the next live months, beginning withthe month of October. The. first Of the series will be held' on. Tuesday evening, Oct. llth, and the Program wilt be given by the Harp singers. The second con- cert Will be given on Friday ev- ening, Nov. 19th and will be giv- enby the Dixie Duo. Keep these dates open. More particulars will he given later. ZURICH SCHOLO FAIR What is undoubtedly the gre- atest event of the season next to the Pall Fair was the School Fair held on the local Agricultural grounds and building on Friday Sept. 16th. The day was an ideal ane for the occasion, with a few threats of rain in the afternoon, thesr however did not let loose and the entire day's program was carried to ,he finish. The out- door exhibits were fairly well rep- resented by the young agricultural enthusiasts. These classes how- ever caald be much improved up- on by the pupils of the mai seh- ools, if they were urged and en- couraged more by their teachers arid parents to prepare livestock and agricultural products early in the season and be ready and wait- ing when the date of the School Fair arrive% 1 The exhibits in the indoor clas- ses were unexcelled both in qual- ity and in number. It would in- deed be hard to decide which. were the best display of exhibits, pos- sibly •the nice appetizing baking dliplay of -pies and cakes, would win many a ones declaim) by the stomach's route, At any rateil they were the finest lot we have seen for some time. The base - bat Matth between the school boys and a picked married mens' teision-it:,b-saVttmy as an interesting number. p for the boys were , Lennis O'Brien and Gerald Bedard, Cli!.". men .1Iarry Zapfe and Vic- tor Deiehert: The Womens' Inst- itute bad a booth on the grounds ands served dainty refreshm,ents. And sliming up, everybody rep- orts it a very educational as well as a pleasant event. 9.P CASTOR IA Volt Iniants and Chili:Iem 1101UserorOver30Years 11.1ways hears • ) SiAnatefor iittit the 4 , Chester L. Smith, Publisher $1.25 a Year In ii.dvanee $1.50 IN ARRMARS, sO MAY .13.11: OriAltia-SP STUDENTS! Back to School a- gain, prepare your SELF NOW BY HAVING A GOOD FOTJNTAIN N WE HAVE THE WATERMAN'S FROM $2.50 TO $6.00. AN IDEAL PEN FOR . SCHOOL, HOME OR OFFICE. , W. G. HESS JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN PHONE No. 74 Incorporated in 1855 THE MOLSONS BANK Capital and Reserve $9,000,000 Over 130 Branches The eost of living is fallings, Iso the price of food stun This necessitates increased production. Produce more and deposit your surplus itt The Molsons Bank where it will be ready for any call and yet be earning interest. W. B. COLLES Manager Zurich Branch •••••••••••••, ••••••••••••••••••••440.4 4 ••••••••••••••••••44.44447 • • ments I Your Horse Require • • 44 We are offering the following seasonable Horse • ,:,• • • requirements at greatly rediced prices: • •• • HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADSs t • HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC. •• • • • SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT • 4 -BIG 11 EDUCTION. • • • We alsocarry in stock a lull Line of Heavy Harnes, Single • ' • harness, Etc. • • L PAIRI G ASPECIALTY 0, I FRED THIEL :- ZURICH I • . 4%. .**********************t.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••" ,..' :le FALL FOOTWEAR, t, + l WE ARE RIGHT ON THE SPOT WITH THE BEST SELEC- .4. +4 TION OF FOOTWEAR LOB. MEN, WOMEN BOYS AND GIRLS 4'4 FROM THE BEST FACTORIES. THE SHOE PROBLEM SAN 4.... .t., BE EASILY SOLVED BY SEURING A PAIR OF OUR RELIA- BLE SHOES. THEY WILL STAND THE MOST SEVERE TEST 4. - Dont fail to get our prices on ali kinds of footwear and let us assure you that they are the lowest that can be obtained anywhere. 4. 5. 5. 5- 0. FRITZ & SON SHOE MERCHANTS 4.,ZURICH DASHWOOD THEY ARE NOT COMING, BUT ARE RIGHT HERE PRE- WAR PRICES ON A GREXT MANY OF THE LINES WE CAR RV% ESPECIALLY THE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES. AND GROCERIES. We have a good shirting at 35 cents per yard. A good Denine at 50 cents per yard. A good Denine for boys suits at 50 cents per yard. Cottons at 15 cents per yard and upwards. Flannelettes at 25 6ents per yard and upwards. Men's Shirts were $2,50 arenow selling at $1.25. Men's Overalls, per pair from $1.25 to $2.00 AND A GREAT MANY OTHER LINES REDUCED ACCRD- INGLY. WE INVIV YOU TO CALL AND SEE POR YOURSELF ,TgE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERIG, Fresh Groceries always in Stook R. N. DOUGLAS PHONE 11 97 VBLAKE •PRE•WAR PlITQES , 1