HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-04-27, Page 8We are ready to show you a complete
range of Spring and Summer- Goods
at prices greatly reduced from former
years. Below are only a -few of the
many lines we are offering:
Heavy Weight Tricotine
In Navy and black 54=in at $4.50
Fine Botany serges 54 -in wide
in leading colors per y'd. $2.35.
Serges in black and navy only
54 -in, wide at per yd. $1.50
Special 40 -in serges all colors
at per yard ... ... 85c
New Silks
Fine quality, Duchess silk, in
navy( blk, brown 36 -in. at $2.50
Good quality shantung at __. $1.00
New tricollette Blouses all col-
ors at each _.. $3.00
New Stock of window shades,
Curtain Rods and .Scrimms,
Marquesettes from 20e. yd.
to $1.75.
Men's Wear
New lot of mens' and Boys' .,Fine
Shirts, Caps, Ties, Belts, Etc.
Aluminum Kettles
ONLY A FEW LEFT. 20 -YEAR
GUARANTEED KETTLE WITH
$105 WORTH GROCERIES FOR
ONLY $2.99.
J. GASCHO SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
We are appointed. authorized. Chevrolet
Service Station, and carry a stock of
Genuine Chevrolet Parts.
Also stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
Dor& on and Dunlop Tires and Tubes
Ready -to -Weak DRNOMY. BROS.
Clothing GENTS FURNISHINGS
BATTERY SERVICE STATION AND REPAIRS. ALSO BATTERY
,CHARG'ING.
BRING IN YOUR MOTOR CARS NOW' AND HAVE THEM REP-
AIRED READY FOR SPRING. WE ARE EXPERTS ON REPAIRS
AND CAN GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON WHAT IT WILL COST
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IF YOU ARE SATISFIED, TELL
OTHERS. IP NOT, WHY TELL US. l
H. Mousseau Zurich
Ordered
Clothing •
Start Right
NOW
Hobbirlin made! to
measure clouting is
right in every part-
icular and will sat-
isfg particular nen.
In every community there
are menwho prefer to wear
clothes that are specia.liytail-
oreci to meet their individual
tastes.
Hobberlin Made .To-Measu re
System makes it easy to give
every man the sort of: style
and fit he requires.
DENOIVI7 BROS.
Produce taken is exchaage for Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The best care to give a setting
hen is to leave her alone-shhe kn-
ows her business better than
most people know it.
The unrest in India has caused
more or less serious labor troubles
on the tea plantations and has re-
sulted in the price of tea rising on
the tea plantations and has result-
ed in the price 'to -day costs, have
advanced between 12 and. 15 , cents
a pound. As the crop is much
less than estimated consumption
this year it is probable that the
price will go still higher. - t
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springs, Beds, and
aftress in� Springs;
We have just added to our stock a
complete line of Bothwell' Beds,
Springs and Mattress,the line we
CARRY CANNOT FAIL TO FILL YOUR REQUIREMENTS AT
REASONABLE PRICES,
THE PAINTING BOOM HAS STARTED, AND WE AL-,
WAYS CARRY A FULL LIVE OF THE OLD RELIABLE
SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS, VARNISHES, SI-TERWILLAC,
AUTO PAINT, FLOOR PAINT, `WAGON AND IMPLEMENTPAINT, ETC.
FENCING --Parties requiring fencing should see us befo r e buy-
ing. We handle genuine Prost Light Lock Fences. Also a
full line of hog and poultryfences, coiled, barb, brace and
black wire and steeples, Etc, Car and Tractor owners
should see us about Polarine and Tractor Oils, Gasoline, Tires
Tubes and accessories. New _ Perfection Coal Oil Stoves a
nd Ovens. f
WE AIM TO SATISFY
-HYMENIAL--
A quiet wedding look place at
the Trinity Lutheran parsonage,
London, on Thursday, April 20th,
at 3 o'clock, wl en,:Alberta Sophia;:
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Koch of Dashwood was married to
Mr. Charles Russell Pitt, son . of
Mr. and Mrs: George Pitt, London.
Rev. M. Bruer officiating. The
bride wore a smart suit of navy.
blue tricotine, blue mohair hat,
with henna trimming, and a- cor-
sage of American Beauty. Roses _
and Lily of the Valleys. Mrs. •
friends of the happy couple join
John M. Dale was her sisters' br- in hearty good wishes to them.-
idesmaid, wearing a gown of navy They will reside on the groom's
canton crepe richly embroidered fine farm, south of Dashwood.
and a black milan hat. Mr. John
M. Dale was best man. The -
groom's gift to lt,he bride was a
cabinet of Community Silver, to.
the brides maid, a bar pin set
with pearls •and brilliants and to
the best man, a gold pen knife..;
Following the ceremony Mr. and
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LOCAL MARKETS
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750.
75c.
(Corrected every
Eggs •--
Buckwheat
Barley
Wheat ....$1.37'
Oats - 60-75c.
Flour per cwt. $4.00-$4.75
Bran $35.00-
$35.00.
$12.50
Shorts
Live hogs cwt
Ho"use cleaning season is here.
So is yard cleaning and garden
making time: Now is the time
to get your lawn mower and gar-
den tools in shape.
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SPORT NEWS.
• Teeswater Base 13a11 team is are
ranging. for a Celebration on
May 24th. t
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Mr. .W W. Barlow, the -efficient
Thursdays, April 2+th1, 1922
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The stere with the Wad C3311' DisPoi sit
LOOKI LOOK!
Big Spring
FURNITURE SAL'
For Four Weeks Only
$HOOD $tOCW
Of -Furniture lust goat prices never
heard ofbefore. Price Reduction
from 30 to 50 per cent.
A CASH.OR NOTE SETTLEMENT IS EXPECTED ON ALL
GOODS SOLD DURING THIS SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES ON BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES.
Don't fail to take advantage of this
while the assortment is good
FRESH CAR CAN. CEMENTCOMING IN A FEW DAYS
MELIK&BR7a0N
PHONE 63
e ; JobD�partsent
Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statementsr.Envelop-
3 s, Check Books, Posting Bills a specialty.
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Big. Stock Deduction
Sale
Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries,
. Men's Clothing; -Crockery, etc.
PILCHARD
11b. tins, 7" tins for .. ..:$1.00
FMrs. Pitt left on a. oneymoommBROOMS
trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls. secretary°of Purity •Flour Baseball ,
Upon their return will reside , in Club, has been appointed coach of Extra quality , each
London. On Tuesday previous to the team for the coming 'season
the wedding the staff and employ- The captain is to be appointed by t BRAZIL COFFEE
es of the ;Canada Rug Co,, held a the players. Just as soon as the Ground 3 lbs. for
miscellaneous shower in honor•: OA grounds are in shape at Victoria
the bride. Park, workou's will be staged eV- BAKING POWDER ,,
45c
KRAFT-RADER NUPTIALS
A pretty spring wedding was
witnessed at the home of Mrs,
Jacob Rader, ,Dashwood, April 20.
at four o'clock, when her youngest
daughter, Adeline E. and Louis L.
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs, 'Hy.
L. Kraft of Stephen Townahip
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. Rev. P. Graiipner of
drawing room withher mother, ,.
who gave her •in marriage. under-
neath an arch .of evergre?ns And
white bels, to the strains of Loh-
engrins March played by Mrs.
Fred. Pree.er, Jr. The bride look
ed charming in her gown of, ivory
•satin-de-chene, and wearing the
eustoraryt U riday veil, and in
crown style wreathed with orange.
blossoms and carrying a shower
boquet of bridal roses. Iter
only ornament was a pearl pend
ant, the groom's gift. The bride
was attended by Miss Pearl' Kraft.
sister of the, groom, and -who Wore
a gown of palest yellow organdie
and carried a lovely spray oP
yellowd •affodills, her gift from the
groom beim?: a lovely silver bar
pin, set with brilliantsM•
Little Alice Decher, niece of 'the
bride, made a dainty little ring
bearer. The groom was assisted
by Mr. Fred Rader, brtheor et the
Pride and worea gold i.nital tie
pin, a grit from the groom., After.
the ceremony and congratulations)
the guests repaired to the dining
room, where they partook: of la
bottntous repast. They weje
ery evening. In fact, from the
performance of the players who
turne dout last Saturday afternoon
for practice, both the new coach
and Manager Hays believe that
the pennant for the season is
"cinched" already. , i °
BIG FOUR BASE ALL
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Representatives of the Big
Four eagLue met at Clinton last
Friday evening. and •allotted dates
for the baseball *tournaments and
adopted a schedule.. to begin on
May 17 and end on August 27. The
tourney dates are; -June 3, Zurich;
June 14, Wingham; July 5, Goder-
ich; Judy 19, Teeswater.
Following is the schedule.-
May 17-Teeswater' at Goderich
May 18-Wingham at Zurich
May 29 -Zurich at Teeswater
May 31-Goderich at Wingham.
Junel-Wingham at Goderich.
June 9-Teeswater at Zurich.
June 12--Winghant at Teeswater
June 16 -Zurich at Goderich •
jun e 19-Teeswater at Winghatn.
June 23-Goderich at Zurich
June 26°--Goderich at. Teeswater
June 27 --Zurich at Winghai t
July 11Teeswater at Goderich.
Doily 14-WingheIn at Zurich
July 26..... Goderich at Winghs-r .
July 27 -Zurich at Teeswater.
July31+--Teeswater at Zurich.
Aug. 2-Wingliam gat Goderich.
Aug.10-Zurich at Goderich.
Aug, 11-Wingham at Teeawaterc,
A.ug.16 Teeswater at Winghta
A.ug.1.S-Goderich at Zurich.
the rwcipient of nm1n y-Wttsieful and. Ati .21 :Goderich al `.Cees��ntcrt
ts, n tally +pug 21" ZtrricA at tVix gh.
1 quart can at ......
ARROW COLLARS
4 for ••. ............ 41.00
CHEESE per pound ... ...... 25e
$1.00
35c
VOILES
All color, short lengths yard 85c
TABLE SYRTJUP
5 pound tin 445c
SARDINES
2 .large boxes reg.25c. Sale 2-25e,
SODA BISCUITS
Loose, 2 lbs. for 35e.
CONGOLEUM RUGS
Size ,2 -yds by ' 3 yds Sale •$5.00
ROLLER TOWELLING
183 inches wide on Sale, yd. 15c
BOYS' JERSEY
Suit, one and two piece ,. ",.. $1.75
SIDE CURTAINS
Reg. $1.00 a yard, Sale price 50e. Allgo at $15.00
CA SII OR PRODV'CE
,SILKS
Reg,, $2, 2.50, Sale price ....-- ...$1.013.
LADIES "SWEATER COATS
1 only, Reg. $10.00 for Sale ... $5,00
1 PIECE APRON
Gingham, Reg. 40c, for , ... 25e
SNAPS in Dress Goods, a yd. 25e
ALL WOOL SERGE
40 inch, Sale price yard ... ...90e..
UNDERWEAR
Mens' Fleeced, a. garment ... 75c.
MENS' WATERPROOF COAT"
A Snap $2.75,, $3.75, and $2.00
TAPESTRY RUUGS.. '
Size 21ix3 yards,; Sale price ...:$14.011
Size 3a3)6 yards,, sale price ... $19.50
SILK CREPE DE•.CHENE
.M1 colors, Sale Price..... $1.601.
Georgette Crepe, . Sale Price _..1.611
MATCHES •
3 boxes for ._. 35e
FEED MOLASSES
Try our reed Molases at 3c. a lb.
DATES
2 pounds for
MEN'S' DRESS W ATERPRO-
OF COATS
Produce Wanted. Buterickrashins
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