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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1921-11-03, Page 8Pae Eight ZURICB IfERALD At Low Prices New Goods for Fall now arrivingand and prices are much lower than you were accustomed to pay We have: - 54 -in. 'black and navy serge. Its fine twill and smooth fin- ish makes it an excellent cloth for suit or dress, only yd. $2.10 40 -in. serge " in black, navy, Copenhagen and wine, ial prices per yard. ... ... ...1 Fine black douchess silk 1 -yd wide at per yard Balance of Habutia Silk, 36-inwide to clear per Dark Prints now 'selling at Light prints, now selling at per yard Rockfast Shirting at per yard... ._. Monarch Down yarn 2 -oz. ball now at Men's Work Shirts /Special at each at spec- .. ...950.. ...2$.50 yard ... ...90c 30e ...... 25c 35e _.$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 �". G SCHO & SON Produce Wanted Phone_ 6 Ready -to -Wear DENOMY .BROS. Clothing GENTS FURNISHINGS Ordered Clothing Men's and Boy's Over- coats and Suits You can buy Overcoats and Suits at the right prices no•w. New styles, colors and fine cloths. They have taken a big drop, come in and see for yourself. Come to this store for your new fall hat. We sell time famous Baring:- ton hat in all the latest colors. DEflTM7 3ROB� Produce taken iu exchange for Goods Prize winners at Zurich Fall Fair can now' g,et their prize mon- ey from the treasurer, Mr. A. F. Hess, Zurich. The fall season is again here, and soon the cold winter will- a- gain be in our midst. The lea- ves have 'practically all fell from the trees and are flying now with the. wind. Farmers are busy tak- ing in their late crops, such 'as roots, corn etc., andare also do- ing their fall plowing. BORN Zurich's Garage Oar Garage is a refuge to motorists in trouble; because wa make repairs , thor- oughly and carry a most complete line of Genuine I'orcU Parts - ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR PARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS PREST--O--LITE ,C'orriveau-At St, Joseph, on Oc tober, 22nd, tb Mrf. and Mrs. Peter Corriveau, a . son;. Cantin—At St. Joseph, on October 26th, to Mr. andMrs. Napol-i eon Cantin, a daughter. Meyers—In Stanley Township, on October 28th to Mr, and Mrs.'. Thos. Meyers, a daughter. Ducharme—At Sauble Line, Stan- ley, on Oct. 30th, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Du.charm,e, a daughter. Thiel—At Zurich, on October 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Thiel, a ':son. BAttcry Sales and Service Station A complete line of 'fires, Tubes, Gre- ases, Oils, Etc. We meed Your Business, Satisfaction Assured H. Mousseau Zurich PHONE No. t03. •.��*+++. +4.++++4. + ++ i F+ ++ ++3 ++++++ ++•her✓c ✓ +++++++ 3. jour supply ,of those We have only a few hundred sacks of Cement left and we do not intend to get another car this Fall. We would advise the public who require some to come and get their supply while it lasts. We also have a few rolls of Frost Wire Fence, equal space, only a few rolls to clear at a REDUCED PRICE. Farmers requiring fencing should not miss this. No Better Fencemade. Now is the time to have your eve trough and roof repaired before the cold weather sets in. We give,„best ofattenrion toplunbing work. Carry y a full line of stoves, furnaces, heat- ers, oil stoves, auto accessories, heavy and shelf hardware, etc. Spiro* * Deal, Our Motto Grenier—In Hay Township, on November 2nd to Mrs and Mrs Wm. Grenier, a son. SPORTS cessful season and the winning out in the final games with our Club here. I am sure the citizens of your district must feel proud of the way that you have conducted yourselves and the good games that you have played during the season of 1921. I sincerely hope that you will be in the game again next year. Yours Truly, Winghanm Baseball Club, L: Kenneidy, President. We are stilll looking for that fine Cup from the North. Our Juniors seem, to hold their honors with the Hensall nine, who claim the Zurichites ,are their Hoo- Doos. 1 ' 4r $:1AE & WEIDO? PRE 1 R BLOCK - ZURICH *+++++++4.4444+444444444.40#..44+++++++++++++++++++4444:: fir. end Pearl . Motz has returned li from Hensall., ~hris, Dinney has returned home after spending a few weeks in: !Saskatchewanj. . (Chas. Zwicker, has received a shipment of potatoes from . New Brunswick in order -to supply the demand in this locality;. .. The Bell Tel. Co., has a gang of .in+en trimming trees and rep-. airing the trunk lines in town. - "Miss Alma H 11 has returned home from Kitchener where, she has been visiting friends the past two months. W. }L Geiser returned Monday evening from the West where be has been the 'past three.. months. Arthur Holtzman) of Chicago, sp ent the week -end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holtzman. Mrs. Zwicker, who has been ill for some time has recovered suf- ficiently 05 be taken to the hos- pital 'where she is taking treat- ments. f GRAND BEND The angel of death visited the home of Mr. Fred Mason on Fri- day, Oct. 21st, • and removed from its midst their son Foy, at the age of 19 yeatrs. The deceased had i deceased had been feeling unwell CREDITON Winghatn AAdvance—At a me- etine of the executive of the North Wellington Baseball Assoc. he:din. an` at Mmes complained of con- Wellington on Tuesday last, the decision of the Association throwing out the Elora team was upheld and therefore all the hot. air shot by Secretary Horning af- ter his returnesfron1 the West did not amount to anything for to use the words of a couple of the executive, "he wilted" on Tuesday and after all the North Wellington was about two ,month ago the op - Was not an outlaw League. eration was performed. siderable pain. A physician was suited and on diagnosing his case he was advised tor go to London Hospital and candergo, an operat- ion,. He was taken to London and the operation was performed when it was found that he was a a victim. of cancer and there was but slight' hopel of his recovery. It Zurich Juniors, as usual, won again frons the Hensall Juniors, at the game played at Hensall on Sat- urday Oct. 29th by the score of 7-1, Although the Hensall teani; was strengthened by a Clinton Senior player who pitched a game; '.gainst the N. W. B. A. Champion's;,, O'Brien pitched a real gams from start to finish and was strong in the pinches, with his ;infield giv ing him ideal support. Nichol pitched for Hensall These two teams are evenly* matched with' perhaps the Zurich boys. having a few more of the finer points ..of baseball that are being handed down by ous senior Champions,i and usualy are' the cause of a win. Our Secretary, Mr. A. F. Hess '.s- in receipt of the following cdme r unication from (the Wingham Club's President, of which We are grateful for and take pleasure in publishing same as follows; Winghatri Ont,, Oct. 28th,1921 Secretary, Baseball*' Club, Zurich, Ont. Dear Sir; I wish to congratulate -en x',d your Club or your sties s"..11r1 Iwo than ems:.yea.r. The store with the Liberal Cash Discount tteijt!oij Farmers Woven Fence While it lasts at here is a chance to benefit at prices never heard of- We f- We are the loser. You are the gainer MELT. BRAUN PHONE 63 1 eraid id ob 'Depart 0I° mit Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING. Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards, '- Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-. es, Check Books, Posting Bilis a specialty. Fall. Announcement We: take pleasure in announcing our complete readiness for Fall Bus- iness.. We welcome to see our an.6 nual display of New Fall Goods and styles and General Merchandise. Ladies' Coatings in all the leading shades, $2.75 to $5.00. Ladies' Sport Skirting 1% yard lengths $4.75 Jazz Flannel 54 -in wide suitable for Middies and dresses. i- NSAI,L. Jack Reid is visiting friends in Battle Creek, Mich.—We regret to report the very illness of Mrs. J. Melick, .mother of Mrs. S. Merner. -Earnest Stacey and bride of Orillia, are spending their honey- moon with the former's father, J. Stacey.—Mrs. J. Anderson of Alba Mich., is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Jos. Hudson; R. E Cook who recently purchs3d the bakery from. E. •Hoist, ' is having his shop overhauled and refloored, when fin fished it will be 'a model bake shop -Geo. T. Mickle installed a twen- ty -horse power electric motor in his oat mill.The machinery of 'this milli has been run by steam for many years, but 'has now been replaced ,by electricity.—W. For- rest who recently underwent an operation for 'appnedicitis, in London, returned home last week. —Sugar beets are coming in and arebeing shipped out at thereto of two ears a day. Geo. Case, who has charge of the weighing; and loading advises that they are better beets ,than' last year. Th- ere is not as large an acreage this year and the con r+ict pr c •> is ill e: A.1i wool serge 40 -in. wide, brown Blue, Red Navy Blk. per' yd. 95e • Corded velvets and velveteens in -all shades. C'heckerell and brown at $4.00. Flannelette blankets in white and grey. Just arrived, a shipment of men's blankets in blue, pink dress shirts. Men's Overcoats at reasonable pr' ices. Take a look at these be- fore you buy: Men's Rain Coats for fall wear at prices that will open your eyes. Hats, Cpas, Neck Ties, Braces and. Arrow collars, Look them over if you want to buy, or not. Don't forget we handle Broadway Clothing made to order, hundr- eds of samples to chose from. Dt'. Hess, Stock Food and Poultry Panacea. Now is the time to use this stock tonic. , 1VIen's and Boy's Underwear hi all Blatchford Calf Meal, 251bs. for sizes. only $L25. Fresh Groceries at all times Live Poultry taken. Wednesday morn.' ; ck ° ashion Produce iWanted.iUlter"� Phone 7 L. \?7URI