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Vol. XX II No 15
A1■■Ln Pootwear
Lour .'
We are right on the spot when
it comes to make your 'feet warm,
and comfortable for " " Fall
dry can and'Winter. Wefit any foot
and can suit your test, no matter
how remote a. buyer you are, we
• will be pleased to show you our
goods.
GET OUR PRICES ADN rrHEN
COMPARE THEM WITH VALUES
ELSEWHERE.
ZURICH, THURSDAY Ni
Cheetex L. igmi#li, Publisher.
OCTOBER 1$1.INAR] Saar Inh1�dlvsa L:
' Z0, 1921.
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W. H. PFILE, ZURICH
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS.
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The Store p is rapidly filling with new Autumn 0
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Mel°clk��ndise at decidedly lower prices. The cost
goes
and labor and everything 8 of raw material
article is reduced so that all Fall op
1.}110 the�finished
;n a very decided reduction. o
NO TIME LIKE THE; PRESENT'
AND INTO PRESENT LIKE THE
TIME
Mr Daniel Smith is visiting at
I+1ee Hamburg• and Arkona.
Mee. A. Kaerheer of Kitchener)
is .renewing acquaintances here.
1Vjis' Rose Hess, of London sp-
ent a few days at her home here.
•
Messrs. Edward and Norman
Rupp :of Detroit are visiting with
t'hei> , mother, Mrs. Rupp.
Messrs. Frank and William Sie-
bert, of Detroit are visiting at
theme home here.
•Mu. Menno Oesch, who had been
West for the harvesters excursion,
reirnmed home on Thursday.
• Mr.• Fred Aikerthead of Q the Mol -
sons. Bank staff, has' again return -
:ed to his home at Brucefild, owing
to illness.
od Mereha11dase is show
Q NEW SERGE SUITS.
LLiu,e., Navy Blue Serge Suits,
• • made with long style coats, neat-
ly with pockets,
size 36 andd38, •-p
�f(iQ ly trimmed, slecial at ... $22.00
.
LADIES' COATS
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Our first shipment of C.atsisGoat
Qe• here and as usual every
shows that little touch that maks
then)- diefereele.• Se y .�,,..re
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specials in•,best Velour`'oa' ,
$20; $251 $35.
,SPECIALS IN SERGES
wool Serge
Beautiful quality all w�, my and
in shades of black, navy,g
brown 50 and 54 inches ide,ssuit-
able for suits 25rt r separate
o • ..•..$3.75
Prices from
WOOL TRICOTINE
All wool Tricotine very suita-
ble for fall* coats oe suits in , all
the newest shades 54 inches50 $4 e
at per yard ... .. ......$2.50,$
ALL 'WOOL PLAID Skirt leng-
ths in neat plaids and
len ercheck
th $5. 0
54 inches wide, at per
iSILKS
Duches Satin gies the best of
wear for blouses or skirts. We
have a new lot just arrived 36 -in.
wide in all 'the newest shades;—
Harding Blue, Jacle Green, :.Henna,
Iloney Dew, Sand, Peach, Black
and Navy, exceptional good qual-
ity at Special prices, per yd. $2.46
WRAPPERET,TE
'\Vrapperettes 30 -in•• wide
d1
heavy quality and pretty patterns
very nice for kimonas or house
dresses.
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CORDUROY VELVETS
Corduroy Velvets 27 -in. wide
in colors of navy, green,' Whites
and red, special at per yd. -
NEW STAMPED GOODS
s
r' :Dresser Scarfstamped in
pretty designs on fine quality repp
pieces axil:
Also stamped centre p
tray cloths.
,LA,DI.ES' SATEEN UNDERS'd1RTS
„nom pec ata .50 le
$µin all .colors, SPE
$200 each. '
leADIES' FALL GLOVES �(
Gauntlet Chamoisette gloves in
pretty shades of tan or lrygrey, per
extra good wearing _giov$1.00 and $1.50r
pair _- ILK CAMISOLES ,r
Ladies' all -wool scarfs,assorted
ss , ted
Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Truemmer
of Toronto are spending their vac-
ation a tthe home of the former's
parent;s, Mr. and Mrs. Hy. True -
ranee
We have just received a
ber of Ladies' Waithain
Swiss Wrist Watches in Octagon,
Cushion and Convertable styles
verging in price from, $3.00 to $35:
untie-
and
'Mr.' and Mrs. W. F. Fink-einer
and daughter, Miss Hazel of Str-
;atford” visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman on Sat -
Mrs. 3. Wing, of Kitchener and
daughter, Mrs. 0. Weber of C'al-
gary, Alta., were•week-end visit-
ors at the home of the former's
mother, Mrs. P. Haugh.
On Friday evening, last, the
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Neatly
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Neatly trimmed at eachctsso ted ,'`�•'.
'colors at ••a •- F •..$6.50 and
BED SPREADS quality
Extra large size, good q
splendid design, special at $3.50
and $6.00.
Sport Floss and Cortieelli 0
ting 0
knit -
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. •`
Cheer of St. Peter's Lutheran('
e'hnrch, were enivited to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Meidinger,
where' they were treated to a evat-
erntelon, feast .After justice
had "beep'. done to the watermel
ons; 'a lunch was served by " the
`'hostess which was appreciatedby
every one present. An ;address:
wee' given by Rev. Relnbe in ech-
ie , he in beahif of t1Ye Choir
tha,e; :e 1!I'r.• and 'Mrs Merdinge'r
: - wn�' alk)
W. G. HESS
Incorporated in 1655
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MOLSONS
BANK
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branchea
There is no safer or surer
way of safeguarding, your sur-
plus money than placing Min
a savings account with The
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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For three days, Oct. -25, 26 and
27th, Brantford will be the cef Ire
for. all Western Ontario feeledaY
School enthusiasts. 13yearean
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FURS
We have opened up a nice ne'' I
lot of Ladies' Furs for the Fall
t rade. • Niee full Stoles in, Q
Gol-
den Fox, Manchurian Wolfe, el
ural Badger, Dyed Fox in Brown .
and Taupe, rangnlg in price from `tY•`
$10.00 to $25.00. I only FrenchSeal
ar
Jacket with Olin shawl colla rand
cuffs, 36 -in. long.
Also lee
French Seal shawl.
Lawrance, a man
gusts the last • 'lewd ip organized; ,l.
S.S. work thet World over, will be!present, and will deliver iMir aad-l
dresses on The ten tommanama l'+
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RIYour Horse
We are offering the following seasonable Horse f
prices: greatly reduced p .-
requirements at g' Y
ROSES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, Te. HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, �,.
HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC. •
SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT
FMEN'S MITTS AT •
BIG R EDUCTION.0
stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single 40
harness, Etc. P
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 4h
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nee ter We S.S. teacher. Prof.
F. 'Langford of Victoria University
will address three topics on Educ-
ational Evangelism. Further in-
formation will be gladly furnished
by the Ont. Religious Education,
Council, 299 Queen St; W. Tori
onto.. • ' 4
i MEN'S SUITS and style will
You Men who insist the bee net nassortmegt of Men's ,Suits
bf greatly rewarded byseeingat
of the very choisest Tweeds and Worssbest suit reatinly
SL•oipelfor
' REMMEMBER—We are 'offering the
$27.50, and you, who knows not w$hat that means, COME IN, and
we can 5000 she are ,off ering.
ow -you what'
STOCK 1OF ns `BOY`S CLOTHING
Everything for a boy's school wear. Also for t ea r wear.
have just received a new shipmentof Boys' Clothing
pricee
SEE ORU BOY'S SUITS FROM $9 to $12.
HATS AND CAPS -=There are a lot of different heads to fit.
Butwe have ar lot o" different hate and caps to do the job.
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Phone 59
SHIRTS—Our Shirt Department is always filled with the finest C
All sizes and all colors.
t 17,E
,of Shirts in sizes
from 12;! o
Now is the time to buy your Rain Coat, for the Rainy Season
will soon be here, aridweSeehve thatthe stock
ockof ndfrt e cele isr on
every
�Stan-
.
dud buy,
Line.,
Coat you buyo These Coats ar•esuitable for'both cold and wet,
we have a nice assortment of patterns to chose -from at teas-
enable prices.
SPORTS
ZURICH NOW CHAMPIONS
gy defeating Wingham on Sat-
urday the Zurich ball team is now
G`hla npions of the 4 W. B. A.
League. , Space is not permitting
to go into detail about thegam,e
but we all know it was a good
fight and out team has reached
its ambition$
•T'ollowing is
I INNING
Howson walked; Telfer grounded
but to '3-b; Anderson doubled and
;Howson home; Geddes tripled and
'Caught at 3-b; Anderson scored;
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Wagner 'Singled; Cruickshank gr -
i 'c uuded out to 2'-b•
`•C. Hoffman grounded to s.s; Sie-
bert r reanded to 1-1e; L. Hoffman
singled; (Henning grounded out to
leacher;
11 INNING BrKicltenberry
Johns fanned;
flied lout_ to Callfas U-1; Morden
grounded to 3-b. Wesleyfan
Brown flew out, to 2-b;
ned; IOhlei•1 grounded out to 2-bl,
III
INNING Telfer fo-
uled
flied out to s.s;
out to catcher, Anderson do-
ubled; Geddes 1st and Anderson
home on L Hoffman's
ge e misjudge
fly; Wanobled and
Clarence Hoffman
Geddes Ironic; Clarence
at 2-b, and
naw pitching,
4v esle'* 1 t 3-b; Crhiekahank f an=
ned_ eight)
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the doings;
ere
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RE RIGHT ON THE SPOT WITH THE BEST SELEC- t
WEA 'GYOMN BOYS AND CxIRL�•
IrOR MEN,
`rz01� �r F`OOTWEAR -
BEST PAOTOR1ES• tilt SHE PROBLEM SA"
FROM THE A PAIR OF OUR REL
BE EASILY SOLVED BY SEURINGSEVERE! TEST
BLE SHOES. THEY WILLS .AN:I) THE MOST S
Don't fail to get our prices on ail
kinds of footwear andlet us assure
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you that they are the lowest that
t.
can be obtained. anywhere.
C. FRITZ & SON
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Produce Wanted g'o
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Per Infants and. Children.
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;Signature of
PRE-WAR PRICES \!.I
THEY ARE NOT COMING, BUT ARE RIGHT HERE PRE-
WAR PRICES ON A GREAT YMANY OF THE GOODS, BOOTS�AND SHOES.
ES WE CAR
RY. ESPECIALLY THE D
IES
We have a good shirting at 35 cents per yard.
A good Devine at 50 tents per yard.,
A good leonine for boys suits at e0 cents per yard.
Cottons at 15 cents per yard and upwards.
varcls.
Flannelettes at 25 cents per yard and up
't' 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 ACCORD -
ND GROCER•
ACCORD-
INGLY.
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WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF TTIE, fc
BARGAINS WE ARE. OFFERING.
Fresh Groceries always in. Stock
R. N. 0 UG4AS
PHONE 11 91
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