Zurich Herald, 1922-02-09, Page 1Vol. X X 11 No 31
ZURICH. THURSDAY:
New Year Resolutions.
1NG, FEBRUARY 9, 1922.
AMONG YOUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS, LET THIS BE ONE;—RESOLVED THAT Y
WILL TRY A PAIR OF AMES HOLDEN SHOES, FORMEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN.
A SHOE THAT YOU WILL ALWAYS ASK FOR AFTER YOU HAVE ONCE WORN THEM
AMES HOLDEN RUBBERS WHICH HAVE THEIR GUARANTEE ATTACHED TO EACH
LET US HELP YOU BY DEALING WITHUSTO MAKeYOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 1822•.
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AI 's Suits
$12.75
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SPvices
$19.75
$23.95
$27.95
Men's Overcoats - 3 Prices
$14.95
$ 17.95
$22.45
-These prices include everything in our reg-
ular stock of Men's Suits and. Overcoats.
.Every Garment means a dead loss in
dollars and cents to us, so you Men who
are in need of a new Suit or Overcoat,
.don't fail to look over these bargains.
A large shipment of Redpath sugar
has just arrived, get our prices before
you purchase
Fresh Groceries always on hand,
Phone 59
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Produce Wanted
WE ARE IN THE MARKET POR ALSIKE AND CLOVER SEED
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r. 'anti`Mrs. A. Meliek were to
den on Wednesday.
41-; Alex. Foster was to London
Tuesday on business.
iia Geo. Douglass„of Hensali,
alit in the village en Mondya.
!Ir Wm. Frank of Waterloo}
*a a weekend visitor at the
ate' of Mr. C. Eilber.
a1. Peter Kropf is enjoying,
n of the latest models of a Grey
t touring car.
kiss Mattie Kennel left for Bad -
`on Monday where she will vis-'
fpr some /time.
. •Kenneth Routledge, teller
,e Molsons Bank, is laid up
•4'reek, through illness.
is C. Fritz and sore Warcl,and
qtr. Pearl Wurtz spent a few
'at London this week.
past Thursday, Feb. 2nd was
e dya when the hear came out
tb see his shadow. As a conseq-
i7.e he failed to see it, and the
"old adage of six weeks more win-
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in -
'..weather, is a thing we need
fear ti,his spring.
Mr. M. C. Milliken, Principal of
r-1 P. School attended a large At
eilpe banzuet at Stratford Nor -
MO school on Friday evening, and
as a consequence, there was no
school in Room No. IV on Friday
afternooni,
The Lyceum Concert in the
Town Hall, Zurich, this Thursday
evening given in is the last of a
series of five high elass.ei-.tertain-
ments,' and with out a doubt is
the best of the five. This series
has been secured entirely by the
A.tllletie Club: of Zurich and all
Croce d- soabve expenses` goes in-
o.r lik ” treasury ,The public
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher,
$1,25 a Year In Advance
;7.:,0 Ir ARRI AJI,S,$2 MAY BA CIJEAIt01 P._.
Plays all
Records
Price
$15
Call and hear the. Wonderful Stewart
Phonograph for quality of music Tone
and beauty,
W. G. IIESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
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Great Bargain Sale
HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF DIFFERENT GOODS MEN1T=
♦ IONED BELOW, I DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE AT 4
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iyoii he•Ip-^this orgamtatioir#
anc,all-.e, Last year our 'baseball
tenni won the North_ Wellington
Cup, and this winter, our hockey
boys ' a7."e' taking such prominent
part with a few outsiders., in so
far,,"'having • composed an undef-
eated team. They are now on
the second -round in the semi-finals
having twice defeated the Inger-
soll team, who have not suffered
a loss on their own rink in six
years. We are sure every lover
f good sport will again be look-
irg for a good strong baseball
team this spring, and this can
only be had by your former sup-
port and attendance. Be sure
and let us Meet you `at the: Town
Hall on Thursyda eve.
40P
Incorporated in 1855
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
THE
MO LSO NS
BANK
it ot no safer or surer
way of safeguarding. your sur-
plus money than placing it iu
a savings account, with The
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. 6. CO..LES
Manager Zurich Branch
GOOD ONLY FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY.
2 dozen, all -wool Horse Blankets, size 72x84, at each ......... $5,08
2 dozen Jute Blankets, at a Real Bargain
A Big Assortment of Halters , at 25% Reduction.
10 Robes, size 54x62 at from $12.50 upwards.
A number of real English Plush Rugs, prices from $6.00 to $9.58
Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain.
20% off on Whips valued at 75c. and up.
A. number sets of Single Harness, at $25.00 each.
PHONE 102 REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
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+++ FOR YOURSELF Ile' THIS IS NOT CORRECT.
;1; • WE HAVE A FULL' LINE OF FELT GOODS FOR THB•
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COLD WEATHER OF WHICH PRICES' ARE REDUCED C -
SIDERABLY, RUBBERS FOR THE COMING BLUSH r£I1IS SP-
* RING AND OUR WINDOWS ARE SHOWING SOME OF TI
REAL ESTATE CHANGES
Mr. David Oesch has rented his
80 -acre farm, north of Blake to his
brother, Samulel, for a terns of
three years
Mr. Jacob Oesch has rented his
50 -acre farm on'i the Goshen to his
neighbor, Mr. Jos.'Gelinas, for a
term of three years. Mr. Oesch
retains the use of the dwelling.
Mr. Jos. Schwartzentruber who
recentlysold his fain, on the :Bon-,
qon to Mr. C. Gascho, has purch-
ased the property north of Zur-
ich, occupied at present by Mr,
Jacob Kipfer.
CASTORIA
For infants aid Children
1n Use For Over 30Years
Always bears
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STYLE AND COMFORTABLE OXFORDS„•HIGH SHOTS
+ ETC.,, IN FACT, WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN THE FOOT
4' ;WEAR LINE.
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REDUCTIONS
We are 1 ra ,, i<f g a special redact..
ion in prices i? _ ale ie folio Lg lines
of Merchandis ' foods:
All heavy Underwear, Sweaters,
4- Flannelettes, Flaniieiette } 1ai kets
Top Shirts, Stockings, Socks, Yoh)
Paint, Tin and t raiiiteWra •, Halt-
ers, Sweat Pads, Ete.
PRESS GROCERIES AIWA YS ON HAND
HIGHEST PRICCES PAID P OR EGGS A.ND DRIED APPLES.
R. N.DOUGLAS.
BLAKE
PHONE 11 97
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