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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1921-09-29, Page 8Ik • Page Eight At Love Prices New Goods for F all now arrivingand and prices are much love er than you were accustomed to pay We have:- -54-4n. black and navy serge. Its fine twill and smooth fin- ish makes it an excellent cloth for suit or dress, only yd. $2,10 40 -in. serge in black, navy, eopenhagen and wine, at spec- ial prices per yard. ... ... .95c, Fine black douchess silk 1 -yd wide at per. yard ... ... ...2$.50 _Balance of Habutia Silk, 36-inwide to clear per yard ... Dark Prints now selling at ... 30c Light prints, now selling at per yard ... __. _._ ... 25e Rockiest Shirting at per yard... _.. 35e Monarch Down yarn 2 -oz. ball now 35c' Men's Work Shirts , Special at each ...... .........$1.00 Men's blue stripe ;overalls $1.75 A. shipment of ,Girl's coats on hand, sizes from 12 to 20, we can offer these at very low prices.So come early for ,First choice. New range of point laces for dress and coat collars priced from 70c to $1.50 per yard. Men's fine pants now selling from $3.75 to $5.00. COME AND SEE THEM. A quantity of Purity No. 1 timothy seed for sale J. GASCHO & SON D Produce Wanted ' Phone 67 Zurich's Garage Our Garage is a refuge to motorists in trouble; because wo make repairs thor- oughly and carry a mbst complete line of Genuine Ford Parts 'ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR PARTS FOR VARIOUS. AUTOS vzsesmitzes PPWITTST--O=-LITE Battery ales and Service Station A complete line of 'Fires, Tubes, Gre- ases, Oils, Etc. We need Your Business. Satisfaction Assured 11. Mousseau Zurich PHONE No 103 •N+++++4+++$+4•+II++II++4++'1'+II+.#.,y.+++.•-.;..Y4•.i i v++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 .Y, + 1 Gel r suliplyof these+SII+ r 4. +3+ We have only a few hundred do not intend to get another car the public who require some to while it lasts. We also have a sacks of Cement left and we •'- this Fall. We would advise come and get their supply .' few rolls of Frost Wire +'t° .�. Fence, equal space, only a few rolls to clear at a REDUCED * PRICE. Farmers requiring fencing should not miss this. No 4 4. +i+ T. ,R. .4. Better Fence made. o` SII+ Now is the time to have your eve .� trough and1yroof repaired before the .cold weather sets in. We give best of attention toplumbing work. Garry a full line of stoves, furnaces, heat- ers, oil stoves, auto accessories, meq. heavy and shelf hardware, etc. • J • ,II+ +'r +t. ZURICH Ready -to -Wear Clothing DLNOMY BROS. GENTS FURNISHINGS Ordered Clothing CATER You will come here for your Clothes -if you wait until later you'll wish you had come sooner Tailor Made Suits Guaranteed, Jridigo . Blue ,Serge,, $30 )ETOMY , Bnos. Produce taken, in ezchauge for Goods ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST The much advertised ballgame at Lucan this Wednesday between Zurich and Woodstock has been postponed until Friday at Strat- ford. 1117:1 Deal, Our 1V Otto STATE &WEIDO PR'EETER 1-OcK Braun home; C. A. Hoffman gro- unded out to pitcher. VJII INNING Small fanned; Foster grounded out to 2nd; Harvey grounded out to 2nd. 1Vurm fanned; . C. Hoffman flied out to c.f; Siebert fanned. Our Junior team are to be con- IX INNING ~-- gratulated on winnings their Satur- Kelly flied out' to s.s; Henderson day's game from Hensall at that walked and 2nd, on Hennings over place, for the Murdock .Cup.This throw; ,Puller fanned; Ray fanned is the third straight win' for 'them F The .return game was played at againstt hat team, and they land- Woodstock on 'Saturday and fost ed the bacon. Stick to it Boys; 'b'y Zurich, score 6-7. Only one a few more year's seasoning and earned run was made by Woods - you will be in the senior lineup. tock,. the remaining 'six runs were The cup is on display in thee�lvjn +et in. The costly errors of Brown dow of the Zurich Studio. Henning and Ohlert, two runs corn- ZURICH 7-WOODSTOCK 0 ing in on each error. Following Wednesday afternoon saw one is a clipping from the dailies; of the fastest and tightest games The locals defeated Zurich here played here for some time. Both Saturday' 'Ivy 7 to 6, before 3,000 teams played to their very best, fans. 'It was the most exciting but the locals, by superior pitch- game of the season. As a result' ing and batting, came out on top the teams, play off in Lucan on, by the lead of 7-0. Everybody Wednesday to decide which„ team was in great anxiety to see how will meet Wingham in the finals. Kelly, the olcored pitcher of the The locals had Zurich in the hole visitors would figure against our 5' to 1 at the beginning of the champions. He had seven strike- seventh inning, when the norther - outs to Ohlert eight; allowed six ners staged a batting rally. Hen - hits to Ohlert's two. At noltime derson misjudged a fly in left -f. df the game was Ohlert in distress and scored two runs for Zurich. A as only one Woodstockite re0Lched batting rally followed and Zurich third base and two second. ` Fol- punched out five runs. This lowing is the game by innings- ' made the score 6 to 5, and Zurich I INNINGlooked like the team to meet Win - Henderson singled; Puller ;fan- gham in the finals, but the old ned; Roy grounded out to s.s'.; ball game was not over. In the Linch fanned. ninth Woodstock started off with C. Hoffman singled; Siebert 1st. the' top end of the batting order. on Small's error; L. Hiffm.an bun- Henderson singled; Bond ewes safe ted and C. Hoffman home;; Sieb- on Hoffmans error and 1 ening ert home on, catcher's pass; Olilert now pithcing, filled the sacks when fanned; W. Braun grounded out; he clammed a ' curve into Ray's F. Brown fanned, Two run's. ribs; Lynch flew out to 3rd and II INNING Henderson was doubled at 2nd; Bond singled to' 1.f.,•' Small giro- Small came up and dumped a Tex unded out to pitcher; Foster fled as leaguer in right field. Ohlert, out to 's,s; Harvey .grounded out playing the field after being dri- to Pitcher. ven from the box in the fifth„ C. A. Hoffman, walked; Wier., gr just managed to get cup, but jug- ounded out to pithcer; C. Hoffman glad the, 'ball long enough to al- sacrific'ed; Siebert doubled; L. low two run's to score. He then Hoffman tripled.; C. Hoffman and followed with a wild throw to the Siebert hone on the hit; Henning plate. It was an' exciting finish flied out to 2nd. T1vo runs. toa game that was marked by III INNING thrills. Kelly grounded out to s,s; Hen- derson fanned; Puller grounded out to pitcher. Ohlert walked; W. Braun flied ied out to c.f; F. Brown got on lst and Ohlert out at 2nd;''C A. Hoffman fanned. IV INNING Ray flied out to r.f.; Linch sin- gled and caught stealing .2nd; Bond fanned. Wurrn fouled out; C. Hoffman singled; Siebert fanned; Hoffman 2nd and C. Hoffman home on Foster's error; Henning flied out to r.f. V INNING Small flied out to 3rd; Foster flied out to ist; Harvey fanned. Ohlert walked ;; W, Braun ..singl' ed and Ohlert seared; F, Brown flied out to r.f; C. A. Hoffman sin-. gl' d 'and W. Braun out at 2nd; Wurm grounded out, VI INNING Kelly grounded out to s,,s;Linch grounded out to 1st; Henderson walked; Pullen' bunted and Hend- erson out et 2nd; Pullen caught stealing 2nd. C. ',Hoffman flied out to 1,f; bert grounded out to 1st; L. Hof- fman grounded out to s.s, VII INNING Ray grounded out to ;i,s, Linhc grounded out.. to 1st; Bond ''flied out to infield. Henning grounded out to pit- cher; Ohlert fanned; W, BroWnein Rupture Expert Here SiIELEY, FAMOUS IN THIS SPEC- IALTY CALLED TO STRATFORD F. H. Seeley of Chicago and Ehiladelphia, the noted truss ex- pert, will personally be at the Windsor Hotel, Stratford on Wed- nesday only, Oct. 5th. Mr. Seeley says; "The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rup- ture perfectly, but contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. Being a vast advancement Over all former methods-exem.pli fying instantaneous effeet"s immed- iately appreciable and withstand- ing any strain or position. This instrument received the only aa - ward. in England, and in Spain pro- ducing results without surgery, in jections, medical treatment or pre•- scriptions.1 Mr, Seeley has docu- iinents from the United States Gov- ernment, Washington, D. C., for inspection. All charityl cases with out charge, or 11 any interested call, he *will be glad to show same without charge or fit them if de'- I3usiness demands ,prevent stopping at any other place in this section, P. S. --Every ,statement in this ,notice has been verified before the Federal and State Courts -1?. II` ,4,4.4,4.44++.044044.#4.++.p++++++ U 1- ++444.444.tis .r. f }. . 3 ^r ✓..,, 4 ; . ;., $ TrJ' ' '. ... r • 1 Thar4ay September 29th, 1921 00. The store with the Liberal Cash Discount 1/4 tt.11Ofl Far ers Woven Fence While it lasts at Here is a chance to benefit at prices never heard of We are the loser. You are the gainer ELIeK& UN PHONE 63* 1 Jeraid Job Departmeut... Is al,vays at your service for GOOD PRINTING. Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,. Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements,,E velop- es,. Check Books, Posting 'Bills a specialty. ig =Su inerSaie CA After our successful three week's Midsummer Sale we have decided to continue same for a time, as burin= ess demands these reductions, and we therefore advise you to take ad- vantage of this opportunity. Gfet our prices before purchasing. BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW SPECIALS. SPACE WILL NOT PER- MIT US TO PUT AL LBARGAINS IN' THIS ADVERTISEMEI'TT, Lrnoleums at per yard ... ... 4$.00 Men's Straw Hats at HALF P'RICCE Feltex Regular 2.25 SalePrice $1,70 Ladies' Waists Regular 3.50 for$2.50 Regular $2.25 Sale ... ... $1.50 Children's Straw Hats at HALF PRICE All -woo 1 serge 40 in. wide yd. 95c Light Prints per yard ... __. ..: 19e Dark Prints per yard 25e Dress Voila Regular 1.25, 1.50 $2 per yard Sale Price ... ... 85c GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS House Dresses and Aprons at Big Reductions, Mill Ends in Shirtings, Galateas, Chambrays. Don't forget to look at these Snaps Ladies' Summer Underwear at Ladies' White Cotton • Night Gowns, Reg. 2.00 Sale ... $1.50 Prices -.Away Down Job Lot Middies for Girls at 50c Men's Dress Shirts at TIAL:E' PRICE Produce Wanted. Big Reduction in Overalls Pants Felt Hats at HALF PRICE Men's and Boy's Caps at I3ALF PRIM Ladies' Middies Regular 2.50 at$1.21 Ladies' White top skirts Reg. 4.50. $5 and $6, Sale' Price ...... __. $3.04 Ladies' Cotton Night Gowns, Regular 2.75, Sale Price, ... $2.00 All Curtain Goods at a -� BIG RBDUCT/ON, GROCERIES Rice 8 -lbs. for 25c Laundry Soap 4 bars for 25e Yeast Cakes per Box 5c Broken 'Biscuits per pound . 10c Palm Olive Soap 3 for ':.. 25c 25 lbs. Calf IVIeal for $i.2$ Fruit Jars, pints dozen ... $L2$ Fruit Jars, quarts per dozen ..$1.401, Fruit Jars, halt -gallon doz. $140 Matches per box ... ...... ... ... 10c. Castile Soap 7 bars for .., ... 25e texick shions• P,e�.frr. L.'\VURM: •