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ZURICH, THURSDAYMORNING, APR L 27, I922,,
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QUALITY SERVICE
These are the three outetandingteatures of our linieti
Befor4 'I:spying your Spring shoes be .sure
est styles in rTomiens4 Oxford3•, pumps,
to inspect ournc Lines just arrived. We havethe lat:.
one and -two strap .pump with imitation saddle strap
Also a complete, line for misses and children. For men afine stylish high
in plain or .•saddle strap: Watchour windowand get our prices.
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W. H. PFILE ••ZURICH
. THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES.
shoe or
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_;�`.-SON BRIE SUGGESTION
: A wonderful Array :of New Wash Goods of
ft Striking beauty of paternand surpassing excel-
lence of Qua1ity.
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$19.51
$1.6
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FANCY VOILES
Including New Paisley Patterns and .Metallic Designs at per.
Yard `90c, to $1.50.
ORGANDIES
A beautiful range of Fancy Organdies in the newest designs
and all colors„ also ail shades in plain Organdies.
New Braids
For trimming ,Silk and Gingham dresses -in' all colors. • Also
Girldes to match every shade ,,,
Silk Georgette Waist
A large range of Ladies' Waists to clear at 13.00 and $3.75
Ladies' New Spring Suits and Coats
We still have a few Ladies' Suits and Coats left which we
are clearing at a big Reduction:
NEW FANCY SUIT LININGS' In beautiful patterns at yd. $1.00
CURTAIN SCRIMMS
We have a large range of curtain Scrims. All new patterns
from 15c. to. $1.00' per Yard.
LADIES' •SILK HOSE—We have just received another Shpiment of the celebrated Venus Thread
Silk Hose for Women. There are many different makes of Silk hose onf the market at all prices,
but if you once wear Venus You will have -no other. Try a pair and be convinced. We have
them in plain colors and with embroidered clocks, Elastic knit tops in colors -Black, lirown,Navy
and white.
BARONETT. AND SPORT SATINS-4The popular material for Skirts. We have them in plain
and .fancy Colors, White, Black, Navy, Sand and Blue. Wee are also showing canton Crepesin
a good quality at $3.75 a -yard.
Phone 59
Men's Spring ., Suits
THE REPUTATION" OF THIS STORE AS BEING (THE HOME
OF READY-MADE CLOTHING ISS( AGAIN FORCIBLY SHOWING .Q
THE HIGHEST GRADE CLOTHING DEMONSTRATED IN THE NEW 4'
EST SPRING STYLES.
WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED •A 'NEW ASSORTMENT AND a`
CAN LOUDLY SAY THAT ' NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE HAD SUCH 0�
A SPLENDID RANGE OF BLUE SERGES, ENGLISH WORSTEDS,
SCOTCH SERGES, AS WE ARE SHOWING NOW. BE SURE AND Q
LOOK THESE OVER.
FIT—U--CAPS
Chester L. Snail, Publisher,
$1.25 a Year Iu dldvanee
:,f. IN;ARRI7Ait8, :ls MAY 131 OJTA103tglIr
Mr. G. Gundel of London, was
in the village on Wednesday:
Mr. Wm. Koehler visited at
Blyth over Sunday.
Miss Brown of Stratford spent
the past weep at the home of Mr.
Ferd. Hess.
Mr. W. H. Pfile has exchanged
.his ford car for a new Overland
touring ear.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hudson and
family of Seaforth, were in the vil-
lage on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kalbfleisch
spent a few weeks visiting relat-
ives at Detroit.
. i The various,. public schools op-
ened up on . Monday morning after
the .Easter holidays.
Mr. Oliver Johnston of Goderich
• spent a few days with his broth-
er, Mr. Thomas Johnson.
• Miss Lilian Weseloh, who is at-
. tending Normal at ,London, was
home here over the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Seim and dau-
ghter Freida, of New Hamburg,
called on friends here last week.
Mr. J. Hey Jr.. has a limited qui-
antity of seed barley. and buck-
wheat that he wishes to dispose of.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Freckleton, of
Exeter were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Weido
Silage reduces the cost of beef
production, is economical for main-
taining breeding animals and
keeps young stockthrifty and
growing all winter.
Messrs. L. W. Hoffman, W. B.
Cones, T. L. Wurm and W. F.
'Braun' were at Clinton an Friday
evening attending the meeting of
the "Big Four Leeague" baseball
committee.
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A NEW LINE OF FIT -U -CAPS HAVE JUST ARRIVED. GFT, Q •
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• YOURS' BEFORE IT. IS TOO LATE
I-�ATS
THE NEW STYLE HATS FOR SPRING ARE JUST IN, EANGI.Nel
Ili PRICES FROM $3.25 to $5,00.
J. PREETER
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vVE ARE IN THE I1IARKET FOR ALMS AND CLOVER SEED
Save the Pieces
36 HOUR SERVICE
On Duplicating Your Broken Len-
ses from the Smallest` Chip.
W. G1.IIEBS
- JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated in 1855
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Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
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BANK
There is no safer "or surer
way of safeguarding your sur-
plus money than placing it in
a savings account with The
Molsoes Bank.
Why not begin to -day?
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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▪ Great Bargain Sale
• • HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF DIFFERENT GOODS MEN,T-
• TONED BELOW, 1 DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE AT
• PRICES WORTH CONSIDERING. THESE PRICES WILL BE
0 GOOD ONLY FOR A.' LIMITED TIME ONLY
4 2 dozen, all -wool Horse Blankets, size 72x84, at each ___ _._ $5,04
4 2 dozen Jute Blankets, at a Real Bargain•
• • A Big Assortment of Halters at 25% Reduction.
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.4 •10 Robes, size 54x62 at from $12.50 upwards. • 4
• .A. number of real English PIush Rugs, prices from $6.00 to $3.54 4e
a Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain, .ae •.
• 20% off on Whips valued at 75c. and up. `w''
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A. number sets of Single Harness, at $25.00 each.
• PHONE 102REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. , si>
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at Exeter, were in Zurich on Mon-. .1•
day. They are putting on a '1' Spring Showings of CHOICE FOOTWEAR
Self-denial campaign in the ver-• .'11.�a.
* and the must sa without' the, shadow of a doubt, that we .g„;
4* • have never had in Stock' sutch a good assortment of the 'F"'
• niftiest styles, made over th e latest lasts. and they also assure 4,
.1. comfort and ease when walking..• The leathers this Spring, ales
recently purchased at the west end * erior in quality to former years..
of town, while Mr. andMrs. J. Kip- .1. so promise to be considerablesup-
fer, who have vacating same, have
taken up rooms in the house oc-
cupied by Mr. D. Gascho. Mr.
and Mrs, Herb. Mousseau have
moved into the, house recently vac-
ated by Mr. and Mrs. A. Mousseau
ious towns for a week, and expect + Our_Spring Showing of Choice Foote eaz is now complete 4
the people to respond liherallyi. ,� y
Zurich's opportionment is $100.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mousseau have
moved into the residence they
At Fort .William, (the head of
the Great Lakes, awaiting the op-
ening of navigation is stored en-
ough grain to feed the whole of
iCanada for a year and leave a
surplus to plant the -next year's
crop.. Elevators are filled to cap-
acity and thousands of cars are
standing in the railway yards
waiting for room to unload. The
quantity of graid stored at Fort
William and Port Arthur is estim-
ate (let 52,360,000 bushels, of which
49,000,000 are in the elevators and
3,360,000 standing in the yards.
LATE H. C. DOAK PESSES
eDe .Sots' News, Kansas, Apr.13)
Henry Clay Doan was born
near St. Thom,as,Ont, January lst;
1816, and died at Do Sota, Kansas,
April 5th 1922, aged 766 years, 3
months and 4 days. He carne to
the United States in 1876 locating
in Fairfield, Iowa. Deceased was
united in marriage to Laura Moore
Jnly 17, 1877, Besides his widow
he leaves to mourn his loss, two
daughter, viz; Mrs. H. C. Martin
of Oklahoma City, Okla., Miss
Mina Doan of Winnipeg, ..Man(,
two grandchildren and one sister
Mrs. John. Willis of .Barwick, Ont.
Funeral servicea were held at the
home on Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Shuler officiating and the remar
inns Were laid to rest -in our Silent
City, west of town..
The late Mr. Doan and family
are well and favourably known to
m n r 'rn 7u icln and t'ien ty, havin ;
resided in the village for a num-
ber of years, where Mr, Doan prac-
tised in the Veterinery Surgeom
prereasi'oric
• See our Stock of Ladies" Fine
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* One, Two and Three Strap Slip-
+ pers. Oxfords are worn extens-
ively this Summer, and w.e have
just what you' want .iin this line of
* Footwear,.
• Also an exceptionally fhieshow
• ing of Men's fine Shoes, Oxfords,
.'1. Etc. You will save dollars; and
• have the hest of satisfaction by
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We -invite you -to coma and see
our new Spring and Siimi 'r goods
in Foils, " G-inghams, 7 x. i at• a
Prints etc. "e also ha good
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assortment of Staples th in'.•dware'.
and oils harness and repairs' sweat
pads, bridles, limes, -waterproof rugs
etc. We have on hard different
varieties ofseedcorn atri:lit prices.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
HIG1 'ST PRIMES DRIED APPLES.
CASTOR R I A
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For Wants and Children. w
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