Zurich Herald, 1921-10-06, Page 1RI
XX I. ND -13 ZURICH, THURSDAY 114,9ft14.01Q. .9CTOBER 6, 1921.
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'FLEET--FOOrria
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) You know the lightness and comfort cf Fleet -Foot shoes on,
Bowling green, Tenni a Courts, etc. You get into your Fleet -foot
just as you slip on flannels or white ducks. Why not wear Fleet:,
Foot .ali day, right through the summer and enjoy ease, and eons.
fort. We have them for Men, Women and Children. 'Also a
full line of white canvass, Oxfords, Ties, and Pumps. Call and see
our- display and get our prices. ,..,
W. H. PFILE, ZURICH
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS.
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Chester L. Snsith, Publisher
$1.25 a Year In Advance
1,50 IN AR1/9`..Ali.8. $2 10.4.X .11o.; Wf.A.ROZI,
Thapksgii'ing Day is proclaimed
1Or November 7th.
e Mrs. P. Koehler is spending the
eek at Port Huron,.
Isa,ac Hudson of Seaforth
led inZthe village on Thursday.
Mrs Ed: Wesley of Detroit cal -
15c1 on friends here a few days last
Nseek.
The early risers on Tuesday mor
ring witnessed the first snow of
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the seation.
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tto dive we know of, bread sells for
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• The Store is rapidly filling with new Autumn
Merchandise at decidedly lower prices. The cost
of raw material and labor and everything that goes
ihta the finished article is reduced so that all Fall
Merchandise is showing a very decided reduction.
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lecees Navy Blue Serge Suits,
made with long style coats, neat-
ly trinerned, skirts with, pockets,.
ssize 36 and 38; Special at ... $22.00
LADIESCOTS •
OurssfirAt, slapinent of ,Cesttsassz sies
.here and as usual -every coat
shows that little touch. that makes
them clifferedt. See our three
Ipce.ials in best Velour at; -
820; $25; $35.
SPECIALS IN SERGES
Beautiful quality all wool Serge
in shades of black, navy,g rey and
brown 50 and 51 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 51 inches wide
at per yard $2.50,$3.50 $4.00
ALL 'WOOL PLAID Skirt leng-
ths in neat plaids and overcheck
51 inches wide, at per length $5.00
ISIL'KS
Duches Satin gies the best of
'wear for blouses or skirts. We
have a new lot just arrived 36 -in.
wide in all .tho newest shades ;-
Harding Blue, Jade Green, Henna,
Honey Dew, Sand, Peach, Black
and Nay. exceptional good qual-
ity at Special prices, per yd. $2.15
WRAPPERETTE
'Wrapperettes 30 -in. wide ofi
heavy stuality and pretty patterns
very nice for kimonas or house
dresses.
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CORDUROY VELVETS
Corduroy Velvets 27 -in. wide
an colors of navy, green, White
and red, special at per yd. • 75e
NEW STAMPED GOODS
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Dresri; sstaluPeOlesss
"Osiddine,
Also stamped centre pieces and •
tray cloths.
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LADIES' SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS 1:
Made from good quality sateen
in all colors, Special at 81.50: •
$2.00 each. • •
LADIES' PALL GLOVES ,
Gauntlet Chamoisette gloves in fp
pretty shades of tan or grey, an e
extra good wearing glove at per ,„
pair $1 00 and $1.50 p
LADIES' SILK CAMISOLES
Neatly trimmed at each ... $2.25
Ladies' all -wool Scarfs, assorted
colors at .. .$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 knit-
ting Wool, four ply. All new
shades, 1 and 2 -oz. balls.
Fine White Tea Aprons, trim-
med with nice fine lace at 45c. and.
50c. each.
FURS
We have opened up a nicenew
lot of Ladies' Fees for the 1Fall
t rade. Nice full Stoles in Gol-
den Fox,Manchurian Wolfe, Nat-
ural Bager, Dyed Fox in Brown
and Taupe, ranging in price from
$10.00 to $25.00. I only FrenchSsal
Jacket with plain shawl collar and
cuffs, 36 -in. long. Also one only,
French Seal shawl.
MEN'S SUITS
You Men', who insist upon the best in tailoring and style will A
be greatly rewarded by seeing our fine assortment of Men's Suits
of the very choisest Tweeds and Worsteds at greatly reduced prices
REMMEMBER-We are offering the best suit in the Store for,
$27.50, and youi, who knows not what that means, COME IN, and
we can soon show you, what bargains we are offering.
COMPETE STOCK OF BOY'S CLOTHING
Everything for a boy's school wear. Also for best wear. We see
have just received a new shipmentof Boys' Clothing at pre-war prices ".
SEE ORU BOY'S SUITS FROM $9 to $12.
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Miss Lila Melick, who had been
for some time at Brucefield2 is
atacating at her horne here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Greb and fam-
ily of the Babylon Line were Vis-
iting at Petrolia last Thursday.
Mr. Gies of St. Jacobs, a former
'resident of Hay Township, is vis-
iting his brother ,Mr. Earnest Gies
Mr. Jas. Korkindale, his mother
and son spent the week -end at
the homes of E. Bossenberry and
p. Koehler.
31r: and Mrs. John Gerber, Mr,
Tacob Schwartzentruber and
)nother, Mrs C. Schwartzentruber,
,r., are visiting at New Hamburg
and other eastern points.
The next regular meeting of
he Women's Institute will be held
n Wednesday, October 19th, ow-
ing to numerous other doings,this
has been considered the most suit-
tbiedate. '"'
For the first time during the
0;'‘et,"4 teVfelokavist7.Aff.g,Con`• Iciad
• :nations' *Ick ,saelleat, -ciroppedsbe4.
low, one dollar per bushel on Sat-
trday, when the price was 96 cts.
at dAlberta points,. Wagon load
pia* opened in September; 1920
at $2.37, and stood at $1.15 at the
end (s.f August, 1921.
The .0 P. O. Convention held at
lIensall on Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 29th, for the purpose of
„selecting a candidate for the
coming -Federal election, was ex-
• ceedingly well attended. The
large Town Hall was filled to its
utmost capacity, and many could
not gain entrance, and were com-
pelled to return home being de-
prived of the instructive addres-
ses that were held by the various
noniinees. About thirty - fivei
names were on the list, and they
resigned until the last two
who stood for a vote were me.
Black and Mr. 'Scott, the former
evinning out by tyvo ballots, So
r. Black will contest -the riding
in the coming election.
The members or the Evang. 5.
School are looking forward to
-due of the most successful Rally
Ts in the history of the school
Welt SundayOct. 9th.
is • There
i,tvtil be a short introduetiory ser -
at 10 o'cloc kled by the pastor
assisted by the Choir. At
0.15 the President of the School
Preeter will take charge and
cenduct the campaign for the
threeaun ebaarn n's rs. have already-Priends been
nm ifarn
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skt
'vited to attend, but the teachers
believe they can make room for
a few more. 11 you' have not be -
ell invited personally, kindly at: -
e€ this invitation and be one of
inr number. In the evening he -
Lining at 7.10 the anniversary ser -
servo will be preached by Rev. H.
141oyer of North Street Methodist
:elfetrch, Goder'ch, Ont. Bro.Mosser
' T,S'' one of the ablest pnlpit orators
.01 this community. Those who
have heard him a few years ago,
Want to heat, him again. You are
e(re heartily welcome to enjoy and par -
.1'•Z„ tieipate in {.. his divine 'worship.
p Another great event at the same
ash:arch is to take place the follow -
Ing Thursday, Oct. 13. A Wedd-
ing? No! Not exactly that, but
a jolly good' time with lots to eat.
'Yes! You can ils ring who ever
yen, like and as many as you like,
.and eat as much as you like. Mrs.
PaSernore, the elocutionist, with a
nitinber of others are ready to look
after the social part of the even-
ingteellernember the date.
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Phone 59
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 1714.
Now is the time to buy- your Rain Cost, for the Rainy Season
will soon be here, and we have a full stock of the eelebrated Stan- .
dard MacKintosh Line. See that the Standard label is on every,
Coat you buy. These Coats aresuitable for both cold and wet,
and we have a nice assortment of patterns to cline from at reas-
onable prices.
J. P
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Produce Wanted
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DIAMONDS
The Unperisiable
GIFT
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
NUMBER OF DIAMONDS IN PL-
ATINUM AND TIFFANY MOUNT
INGS WHICH WE WILL BE
GLAD TO SHOW YOU AT ANY
TIME, RANGING -IN PRICEFRO1VI
$20.00 TO 8350.00.
W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated in 1855
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MOLSONS
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Capital and Reserve Knape
Over 130 Branches II
There is no safer or surer
way of safeguarding your sur-
plus money than placing it'll
a savings account with The
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Your Horse Requirements
We are offering the following seasonable Horse t
requirements at greatly reduced prices:
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, I?
HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC. •
SEE OUR EXTRA FINE A1SSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT t
A BIG R EDUCTION.
We also carry in stock a full Dine of Heavy Harness, Single 4ts
harness, Etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
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PRE-WAR PRICES
THEY ARE NOT COMINC, dUT ARE RIGHT HERE PRE-
WAR PRICES ON A GREAT MANY OF THE LINES WE CAR
RY. ESPECIALLY THE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND snow:.
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 pck yard and upwards.
Flannelettes at 25 cents per yard and upwards.
Men's Shirts were $2.50 areeow selling at $L25. '
Men's Overalls, per pair from $1.2,5 to $2.00
AND A. GREAT MANY OTHER LINES REDUCED A.CCORD-
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WE INVITE YOU TO CALL' AND SEE FPR YOURSELF THE
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING.
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R. N. DOUGLAS
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