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SB1WIOE VALTIB
IIALITY
THURSDAY
Lr J I L7I ,HUSDAY MRNI�N� APR 9Lr._.._6, .......y92.._._2.__..
These are the three outptandingfcatures of our line
shoes be sure to inspect our DC lines jt'.st arrived. We have the let
Beford 'ky�Ying your Spsin g _with imitation saddle strap
est styles in ri'omens' Oxfords, pumps, one and two strap pump
so a complete line for misses. and children. For men afiie !stylish high shoe or Oxford.
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in plain or saddle strap. Watchour window and get our Prices..
W. H. PFILEZURICH
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES.
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New Spring -Artivals
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Misses and Ladies' New Spring . Coats
It is a real pleasure to show the new Spring coats. The styles are
snappy;the clothe greatly imp -roved over last season's and are
ces are much lower.
Misses and Ladies' Suits
.Are now being shown at very nxod erate prices.
ge before buying elesEwhere•-
Just.. Arrived
Just arrived a .nice range of.
most, . fashionable Dfess Mat-
erial for the Spring'
spans are the much talked of
goods. We have theme in the new-
est shades, 54 in. wide at $225 a
yd. call and 'see them.
36 in. 'black Silk
Tele beautiful Black Duchess Silk
is 3E in. wide and of splendid weig-
ht Has fine even weave and as
guarnteed to give satisfaction to
the wearer. Our. Special price is
$2.95 per yd.
New Wall Paper
Our new wall papers have arrll-
ived and are now ready for your
spection with beautiful designs
for Bedroom Kitchen and Dining
Room at much lower prices than
'lost. season.
See ou" large ran -
DRESS GOODS
All Wool serges and Tricotine
.in all the newest shades Very suit
Silk aieorgette'
Tricolette Waists
In many different designs, all the
recent goods moderately priced.
New �Ginghams
.Of •ema11 patterns, pretty color
coiwbinaticne; also plain checks. We
hjav ea wonderful assortment of
ginghamis. All that is shown in
new effect*.
All Wool Flannels
Superior quality, the ideal goods,
for the one-piece dress and mid-
dies; colors of navy, saxe blue,
cardinal and paddy green, 30 in.
wide at $1.251 a yd -
SPR:IN.G- -SUITS
For Young and OId
spring is here and we are now ready to show our NEW Plaids
NEW Stripes—NEW Fabrics made up in the NEWEST of NEW
Models. Do not fail to see these Suits.
_BIG. VAL UES
$12.25, $14.95, $19.75:
$23.95, $27.50
See our Special in blue Cheviot at $35
New Spring °.
Shirts, Hats & Caps
arriving daily.
Headquarters ;,for •
Carharrt Overalls
Fresh Groceries always on hand
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PREETER
Of
Chester L. Smith, Publisher.
$1,25 a Year In ;Advance
91.50 IN ARiL1..L,s.ri, m's D1ri x Jan CHAIM 1
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• Mr. 11Xichael Hoffman IS visiting
relatives at Kitchener.
Mrs, T. L. Williams was a vis-
itor, to ondonl on Wednesday.
Mr. W. H. Doerr, Hydro Super-
intendent, made his monthly vis-
it to Zurich on Wednesday.
Rev, Cressnaan of New Hamb-
urg -conducted devise services in
the Mennonite church, over Sun,
day.
Mr , and Mrs. Syl. Witmer ' and
daughters 'Olive and Ruth were
visiti4 at the home of,, Mr. and
Mrs-.Msiah Witmer at Dashwood
on` Sunday.
Mr. Hy.,Howald, mason. contr-
actor -of the village has received
the contract of doing the mason
work of the ,New Methodist Ch-
• urch, Crediton.
The . annual Clearing Sale held
by T. L. Wurm, General Merchant,
has been a decided success. Large
'rnuttidutes of people have visited
this -store daily nad partaken of the
great. bargain
The next regular meeting of the
Women's Institute Will be held in
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the Ladies' Hall next Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Heyrock, Mrs. J.
Douglas and Miss Irene Lipphardt
are in charge of the program. All
ladies are cordially invited.
The Zurich, Road to Hensall was
in rather a bad condition at places
last week and as a consequence Mr.
��*,••was 11fas . obliged to set
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niotoi,bus, and go back
1yell6ltembered old horse
The past; winter
are; 'exerepti()n ,'tor little
d good `motor rorad' .
There passed away at her home,
west. of Dashwood on the South
Boundary of Hay on March' 21st,
Catherine Bowman, aged 72 years,
1 month and 14 days. Deceased
had beensek only a short . , time
and was born at Brantford, but
had been a resident of Hay Town-
ship ;for many years, and was un-
married. '
The Zurich Baseball Executice
and players held a meeting in the
Waiper House, on Monday even-
ing. Matters of great importance
were- discussed, and several new
faces' are expected to be seen on
the 1922 line-up. The officers for
the team were elected which result
ed as follows;—Captain, L. W.
Hoffman; Managing Committee,
C A. Hoffman, T. L. Wurm and W.
F. Braun; Trainer, E. Oesch ; Scorer
Liyod O'Brien, Assist -scorer, R.
Preeter.
LATE ALBERT ROSA
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(NOME in and try -on
v one of these lovely
La Tausca necklaces of
French made pearls.
Produce ''anted
WE ARE Ili THE MARKET FOR ALSIKB AN CLOVER, SEED
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Incorporated in 1855
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000.
Over 130 Branches
THE
MOLSONSF
BAND.
There is no safer or surer
way of safeguarding your sur-
plus money than placing Ain
a savings account with The
Molsons Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Great Bargain Sale•
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i HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF DIFFERENT GOODS MENET--
o TONED BELOW, I DECIDEED PUTTING ON A. SALE AT
PRICES WORTH CONSIDERING. THESE PRICES WILL BE
sis• GOOD ONLY FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY4
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•P 2 dozen, all -wool Horse Blankets, size 72x84, at each ......... 5,0Bi
• 2 dozen Jute Blankets, at a Real Bargain
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A Big Assortment of Halters at 25% Reduction.
O 10 Robes, size 54x62 at from $12.50 upwards.
from $6.00 to $9.50.j A. number of real English Plush Rugs, prices
P Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain.
• 20% off on Whips valued at 75c. and up.
4 A number sets of Single Harness, at $25,00 each.
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There passed away at his home
in Zurich on Saturday morning
April 1st Albert Rosa at the age
Style!
# Quality!
Comfort!
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TIP; ABOVE SERVICE IS OUR SLOGAN ADOPTED FOR 1922,
* AND WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STORES AND SEE
'¢y. FOR YOURSELF IF THIS IS NOT CORRECT..
WE HAVE A FULL' LINE OR FELT GOODS FOR THE4.
g� COLD WEATHER OF WHICH PRICES ARE REDUCED CON-,
•i' SIDERABLY, RUBBERS FOR THE COMING BLUSH rTHISSP- :
RING, AND OUR WINDOWS ARE SHOWING SOME OF THE 4
$ • REAL STYLE ACT, WE' HAVEND R EVERYTABLE OTHINGIIN THE FOOT- t
.t• ETC.,
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monthsd to days i•
Logan Township; until about . 44.•,..4.1.4.44++++++++
when he
t t de until several
same and moved
dl fall that
th of Tubercul-
Much sympathy is epi r�nded
C. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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of 50 years, .9 an D Ag H W 000
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came to Canada with his parents cZURICH
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twenty-five years ago
canme to Zurich, where he worked
a the season trade - i
years ago when he purchased a
farm on the 14th cons., Hay, and
two years ago when he disposed of
to Zurich. He
had been ailing in health the past
year, having spent several weeks
last` summer at Buffalo, taking
tre-
atments, andregardless less o
could be done for him, the end
came peacefully on Saturday morn
ing' from e, effects
osis of the bladder. He was of
a very pleasing and kind dispos-
ition and had many friends in these
parte. Is survived besides his
widow, onek son, Harry Rosa and
one daughter Lylian Rosa athome.
The last remains were laid to rest
-this Tuesday afternoon ilterm-
•ent being made to the Lutheran
cemetery, Rev. H. Rembe, pastor,
officiating., The funeral was
largely attended which shows the
high esteem the departed wasbeld
in. . syrn .
to the bereaved family at the joss
of a' kinld and loving father, still
is a prime age.
CASTO R i �.
For Infants and. Children
In Use ForOver3OYa arl
. latotys beats
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EDUCTIONS
We are making a special reduct-
ion in prices on the followinglines
of Merchandise (`goods:
All Heavy Underwear, Sweaters,
Flannelettes, Flannelette Blankets
To Shirts, Stockings, Socks,
Yarn
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Paint, Tili.and Granitewear, Halt-
ers, Sweat Pads, Etc.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
HIGHEST PRICCES PAID FOR EGGS AND DRIED APPLES.
R. N. DOUGLAS
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PHONE 11 - 97 BLAKE