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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1921-11-24, Page 1Vol, XX 3,I N o 20. ZURICH, THURSDAY M FI1E G, NOVEMBER 24, 192I, mammanumonqoanzukalimetwegamonwrismor anawingopesconneadsr Your Autumn Footwear W. H. PFILE, ZURICH SHOE MERCHANT ANDREPAIRS. We are right on the spot when it comes to make your feet warm,'' dry and comfortable for Fall and Winter. We can fit any foot and can suit your tast, no matter how remote a buyer you are, we will be pleased to show you our goods. GET OUR PRICES ADN iT1;iEN COMPARE THEM WITH VALUES ELSEWHERE. gc�'oc�cd�a��da00000boQoo'c�3oo747 moo; OUc%•4•lJG 4.4.00•lI•dtdOOl!l7lJOUPOIJO.00lO.O •c�JO O•!!'O 4Ooo �Il TOWELS Extra heavy white and colored, terry towels, some with fancy borders, very nice for combing jackets, prices from 35e to $ 1.60 RE.AL HEAVY KTMONA CLOTH- . :Specially for bath Robe or kim- '�% ones in splendid designs 2 yards ,0 wide and $3.00 per yard. APRONS Ladies' and C'hildrens' waterpr- oof aprons at 50c, • 75c, and ,$1.25 each. Also bibs at 25 cents. LADIES ALL WOOL FLANNEL Midd:e3' with sailor co.ors neatly trimmed with suetach braid, .can be had in any color. LADIES' ,SILK TRICOLET'rE WAisrs. Beautifully trimmed with short sleeves. Shades in- Navy Sand, Henna, and Apricot. , Big Values at $5.00. Also Ladies' silk Georgette waist in 'all colors, very nicely 'trimmed,. ;size 36,; 38, 43 and 12. Good,qual- ity at 'Special Price each $1,00 :440 4D ;40 40 (40 We are Agents for the well- known Hoover Electric Sweeper, the only Sweeper on the M erket that BEATS as it SWEEPS as it CLEANS. LET. THE HOOVER DO YOUR HOUSECLEANING The Hoover prolongs the fife of Rugs because it keeps them clean[. Rugs wear out quickly whensharp grit embeds itself into the texture It is this sharp grit which ,cuts the nap of the rug and ;rapidly. shortens the Life. ONLY THE HOOVER CLEANS THOROUGHLY, BECAUSE IT . A LONE BEATS AS 11` SWEEPS AS ITS SUCTION CLEANS. WE. Q WILL BE GLAD •TO DEMONSTR fP • 8 VP TE THE BOOVEI Chester L. Smith, Publisher $1.25 a Year In Advance *tee Ll ARREARH, S3 M•raY J3kr OHAUGVO ee er r1 i2p. Carrie Heyrock is spending t!'ais.'Week at Hensall. Mr, R. W. Williams left for Toronto' on Wednesday last. T eep: this date open, Dec. 9th, for tale Z. P. School concert in the Town Hall. Miss Irene Lipphiardt is spend- ing a• few days at London this week Miss Liela Siebert, who has been ::for [some time at Detroit, hae''returned to her home. Mrs. W. Gross of Kitchener was a ' Week -end *leiter at the home of .Mr :n'd Mrs(. E. Bossenberry. Mr.• Peter Papineau formerly of Windsor has moved to Zurich, and• is ; cfeeupying the house owned by vin Eckstein. MSC •. and Mrs:' Simon Grob of the Babylon Line, attended the funeral,;• of Mr. Stoner, a relative near Bad Axe, Miele. They "made the *rip 'by motor. :" N1"r� Paul Messner of ,Griffon Creek, Alta., a. former resident of the �en Line, south, renewed. old; t ax•htances in Zurich last week: N� ''Wednesday evening, Nov 30th, Ret Bowen`, of Toronto and a' repp�esen'tative of the Upper Canal e • Bible . `Society will visit the Zr.trieh branch and give an ad- dress in the Evangelical church at 8 p m.. Eek Bowen well known in • tl�.eas;: parts and is noted for' his ep'ndi4 eloquence *car Under the auspices a li r B of the 1i irenge fear chin d , held in4 the Ladies' Hall, on Satur- day afternoon, and evening, Dec. 3rd: The members of this class are busy;ee aking nice, dainty things suitable for Christmas pre - DUCHESS SILK A splendid quality of . guarante ed black Duchess silk with our name on every yard. Special at $2.95 • a yard. • . NEW SERGE SUITS • Lawes Navy Blue Serge Suits,. made with long style coats, neat-. ly trimmed, skirts - with pockets,, size 36 and 38, Special at .__ $22.00 ALL WOOL PLAID Skirt leng- ths in neat plaids and overcheck 51 inches wide, at per length $5.00 NEW STAMPED GOODS Dresser. Scarfs stamped in pretty designs on fine quality repp Also stamped centre pieces and tray cloths. SPECIALS IN SERGES Beautiful quality all wool Serge in shades of black, navy,g rey and brown 50 and 54 inches wide, _suite able for suits or separate skirts t'rices 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 Our Fa1L Announcement WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING OUR COMPLETE RE- ADINESS FOR FALL BUSINESS. WE WELCOME YOU TO OUR WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF NEW FALL STYLES FOR MEN AND BOYS, AND SHARD IN THE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING. TETE NEW OVERCOATS and Suits for men will surely please You SSE OUR MENS' SUITS .REG, PRICE $35 To $40, NOW _$18.85 MEN'S OVERCOATS FROM $15.00 TO $40.00t. Raincoats at Greatly reduced prices Reg. price 825. Red. price 10 t,o$17 FOR MEN AND BOYS NEW HATS, NEW SHIRTS JUST IN. NEW '.CAPS Phont. 59 qa �p0 4QD AU appropriately bir thday parte( was held at the home of Mrs;. J. Hey, jr, on Tuesday last, it being the occasion •of 'her birthday, also Mrs Conrad Wagner's birthday. A number of the elderly ladies of the. village . Were present and par- took of the well prepared birth- day dinner, and a most enjoyable time is reported by all present. PETER Produce Wanted WE ARE IN THE MAR1 ET FOR ALSIKE AND CLOVER SEED ' iy � , � jxl�+del ..G�. ., Gam . p..p. ' e.+P ,` . /�. .moi tea• • .,'tea ^ l�'•q• `, ra p• Z,., �rY ,�1x= V, �. * `ti z^.� C Cs ' .^`mss4' Incorporated in 1855 THE MOLSONS BANK Capital and Reserve $9,000,000 Over 130 Blanches i IBuy Canadian Goods -and help 4 to keep Canadian workmen busy, it will help you. Buy wisely and save as much as possible and deposit your savingsin the Molsons Bank. C'>urteous service to all. W. B. COLLES Manager Zurich Branch Gifts That Last Community' Plate Silverware Adam Grosvenor and Primrose design% See Our New Lines Cut Glass Casseroles, Toilet and,an. icure Sets French Ivory Table Clocks.. JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN PHONE No. 74 W. G. HESS o k4eeao*e©tlNf+4,..00Oz%.4©40G4 •:w < ee00000.e�eo.000eeoeeo+ ' Your Horse Rewe We are offering the Billowing seasonable Horse e • requirements at greatly reduced prices:41. a HORSE BLANKETS,,, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS, e, HORSE "WHIPS, ETC. ETC. 41*4 o , . ems. SEE OUR EXTRA FIDE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT' ek • A BIG R 'EDUCTION. ag We also carry in stock 'a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single e- LL harness, Etc. ee REPAIR A. E,),ALr( 4 I 1\ t.. 16/ � R 1 a C.. � s•. 000eeooe0000esoos000000e000e*as0000`4«. 44440t. 3.-• °•l•,•F•§••§••g••II :•+.++d•-1•++ + +3•+++ d• r•l•3••3•o sr•c••l••F•.yo°.g•,g•4•.g•,l••l..q^.yl..g•.l+•F•+ g, n .g. itf -- ,+kai 4 + t FILL FOOTWEA WE ARE RIGHT ON THE SPOT WITH THE BEST SELEC- TION OF FOOTWEAR t ORMEN, WO2MIENBOYS AND GIRLS FROM THE BEST 'FACTORIES. THE SHOE PROBLEM SAN BE EASILY SOLVED. BY'SEURING A PAIR OF OUR RELIA- BLE SHOES.THEY'.WILL STAND THE MOST SEVERE TEST Flsear and read the speeches of the political parties. Hon. Mr. Meighen; Hon. Mr. King; and 7lon. Mr. Crear. have worth while mes- sages for the people. We may have our preferances and possibly not agree .with utterances or •st- etenients, but get the inform^,tion anyhow and silt out the chaff if you think it is there. The coup try needs they best to be had but, p;rejudiee or bigotry won't be the best scales to 'weigh public is- sUes in. If governments don't fill the bill or do the'r duty, kick them out and put those you believe will honestly try to serve in their pla- ces, but hear Whatihas to h ,4aid and mark your ballot for the re presentative who will serve •Can- ada best. A TOR IA For Infants and Chfldtelt hi Use For Over 30 Years Always bears memo 141414 the iguana* of .. 0 4. 4. 4. tic• 0 0 Dont fail to get our prices on all kinds of footwear and let us assure you that they are the lowest that can be obtained anywhere. O. FRITZ & SON SHOE MERCHANTS ZURICH DASHWOOl 4i.+++++++++++++++++++++++4++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4. P'E-WAR PRICES THEY ARE NOT COMING, BUT ARE RIGHT HERE PI:E WAR PRICES ON A GREAT MANY OF THE LINES WE CAR RY. ESPECIALLY THE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SI[O:3:S. 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 cents per yard and upwards, 'f' Men's Shirts were $2.50 arenow selling at $L25. Men's Overalls, per pair from $1.25 to $2.00 AND A GREAT MANY OTHER LINES REDUCED ACCORD- INGLY, WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF VIE BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING. Fresh Groceries always iii Sto k R. N. DCDLIG AS PHONE 11 w 97 LE3LA vc.weeeMeo.