HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-05-18, Page 1Vol. ,XX II No 42
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 18, C922,
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ONOGRAPH
We have taken over the Agency of the Star Phono-
graph in connection with our other lines and are pre-
pared•=to. sliow you all the different styles.
WE ALSOHAVE THE STA B RECORDS: POOR SALE. COME AND HEAR THE
THE PRICE FOR -THESE RECORDS IS THE CHEAPEST .-ON THE MARKET,
SIDE AT 65c:
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THE HOME OF u.00D SHOES.
LATEST MUSIC
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A ` 1 , only,; Girls Tricotine Suit, Size 20, Reg. Price $45, Sale price $30:00
vn • 1, only Girls Tricotine Suite size 18, Regular $35, Sale price ... $25.00
1, only Girls Tricotine Suite size 16, Regular $30.00, Sale ._ .__22.00
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4' - 2, only Ladies' Hue Botany size 18and 20, Reg. $35, -Sale _..t ... $25.00_
2 only Lathes fine Serge 18 and 20, Reg. $25.00, Sale Price .......$19.00
ID' 1, only Ladies fine Serge, size 18, Reg. $25.00Sale Price_ $17.50
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order to clear -out the balance of. our Ladies Qd� operations have commenced for
Chester L. Sxn tl , Paliliahat
$1.25 a Year In Advance
bG FI`T ARB1,A:its, MAY l j 'UIHA:RGJ P
MI. Ward Fritz has purheased
a rcrd Runabout.
Mars. Mary Stelek has been .on,
the .Sick list "the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Braun were
t=ieitors to Crediton on Sunday.
Messrs Ed. Kraft and G. Merner,
of Dashwood were in thevillage
on Tuesday.
Mr. Peter Beaver of Michigan,.
visited with his brother, Mr.
PhilipBeaver, the past week.
if the housecleaning season de-
vended on man for its being, it
wouldnever have been.
Mr. Alex. Foster is making pre-
parations to commence repairing
the concrete water supply tank.
.0h Boys! Let us meet you to-
night at the Zurich Diamond, for
that opening game with Wingham.
Mr. Frank Siebert, who had been
for some months at his home here,
on -,account of a sore knee, left,
for Detroit on Thursday morning.
'Suits aid Coats we are givingfollowing the
. . bi g.0�b
reductions in .prices. Any one wanting anything 00'
400
.in this line will do well to take advantage of these o�
cry m= `'and pie in the Ladies' Hall•
rice.s_as the goods cannot be replaced at the"
prices .. -on Tliisrsday• evening, .May 18111,.
oiling our streets, and as soon as
the 'oil arrives;- it will be put or(,
which will be a great pleasure of.
having no dust flying on our main
streets. .
The Young Ladies' Bible Class
and the Live Wire Class of the
Evangelical church, will serve ice
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COATS
3, only Ladies Coats 'size 16, 18, 20 Reg. $27.50, Sale Price $20.00
1, only Ladies Coat size 16, Regular $20:00, Sale Price ... .._ ... $15.00
2, only Girls Sport Coats 18-20 Regular 18.50, Sale _:.' .._ ._. ._. $14.00
1, only Girls Velour Coat size 14, Regular $16:50, Sale .: $12,50'
1, only Girls Homespun size 12, Regular $11.00, Sale ... ._. ...$8.50
Phone 59
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Men's Spring Suits
THE REPUTATION OF: THIS STORE AS BEING THE HOME
OF READY-MADE CLOTHING IS AGAIN FORCIBLY SHOWING
THE HIGHEST GRADE CLOTHING DEMONSTRATED IN THE NEW ''40
EST SPRING STYLES.
WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED A NEW ASSORTMENT AND
CAN LOUDLY SAY THAT NEVER BEFORE HAVE WEHAD SUCH-;IQ
A SPLENDID RANGE OF BLUE SERGES, ENGLISH WORSTEDS, Q Q
SCOTCH SERGES, AS WE ARE SHOWING NOW. BE SURE AND '1?)
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FIT--U--CAPS.
A NEW LINE .017 FIT -U -CAPS
YOURS' BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
cc ip ncncing at 8 o'clock.
his „the time, to swat the
ray, re 4'dronto Medical Dimer
says He says' Rahe swatting of
one fly now is the same as swat-
ting
watting a million flies in July. Ev-
en withered flies that appear to
he dead should be swatted:. They
nay, b,e only hibernating.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G.. Litt • and.
daughter, arrived from Tororrto
on Saturday. Their living effects
were transported from Hensal1 st-
ation( on Monday, by the congreg-
ation, • and they are getting nicely
settled, and we wish to have them
feel comfortable with the Zurich
people.
By an adv. elsewhere it will be
Phonograph Repair-
ing a Specialty
PROMPT SERVICE
ON DUPLICATErG
BROKEN
MAIN SPRINGS
G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
" PHONE No. 74
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MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital .Paid -.Up $4,000,00%
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
OPPORTUNITIES TO BTIY`
CATTLE, horses, farm implem•
encs, etc., cheaply are const
antly turning up. The farmer
with money saved is the one
who gets these snaps.
Place your crop earnings in a
Savings Account with the neap
est branch of The Molsons
Bank where,, while earning in-
terest and being absolutely safe
your money is available at any
minute. Deposits can be
made by mail.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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• . • HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF DIFFERENT GOODS MENT-
• IONED BELOW, I DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE AT
a PRICES WORTH CONSIDERING. THESE" PRICES WILL BE
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a 2 dozen, all -wool Horse Blankets, gine 72x84, at each .... ... .__ $5,00 4
2 dozen Jute Blankets; at a Real. Bargain 0.
a A Big Assortment of Halters at 25% Reduction. 0
10 Robes, size 54x62 at from $12.50 upwards,
O A number of real English Plush Rugs, prices from $6.00 to $9.50
•0 Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse hide Mitts at, a Bargain. . .
4 h0°/, off on Whips valued at 75'•c, and up. 4...
4 A number sets of Single Harness; at $25.00 each. e.
9 PEONS . in 'REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 0,
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Spring Showings' of CHOICE FOOTWEAR
Om- Footwear is now complete
Spring • Showing of Choice
• and we must say without theshadow of a doubt, that we„
+ have never had in Stock such a good assortment of the '
•€ niftiest styles, made over the latest lasts. --and they also assure 41,
comfort and ease when walking,. The leathers this Spring al-, . ,.
• so promise to be considerable sup -
seen'
seen' that a new Keeper and Mat- . erior in qualityto•former years.
ron are required at the 'County
Hoare, as Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Reyn-
olds, who have held the position as
Beeper and Matron for the past
four years are retiring. theyhave
made a great success of the Horne
and both County Officials and in-
mates are sorry to see them leave.
NOTICE
A meeting og. the - rate pavers
of R. S. No. 7, _Hay will be held in
the school on Tuesday May 23••d. at
3 pan. , for the purpose of disco
sing the inetalla'tion of a new
lavatory system...
LATE MRS. LOUIS WURM
Elizabeth. Rupp, beloved wife of
Mr Louis Wurm, just south of the
village, ' passed away on Friday,
May 12th at her home hem. after
only a. few weeks illness with
Well's 'disease, at the age of 52
years and 6 months. Deceatd
was born at St. ,'Jacobs .(pt., and
spent nearly all her life in these
parts and thereby having made
many intimate friends. She- is
survived by her husband, Mr.
Louis Wurm. and 'six children ;they
are -Leonard Wurm of Alberta;
• Arnold Wurm of Detroit Alvin
Wurm of Hensel' and Herbert
Wuarn at home, also Mrs. Chas.
Gossman of Alberta, Mrs. Hy.
iSehilbe' of the 14th con. Hay; her
mother, Mrs. Hy. Rupp of the vil-
lage; five brother, Wm. Elsner,
Norman and Edward Rupp ,all of.
Detroit, and Christ Rupp of Wood-
stock; three sisters, Mrs. Hy. Sch-
lueter and Mrs.' J. Taylor of De-
troit and Mrs. P Rinker of Thed-
ford, survive to mourn.her los'.The
funeral 'was.1targely' attended on
Monday, it taking plate to the
t,t';heran cemetery, for intermert,
Rev. H. Retake, the local pastor
officiating.
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THE NEW STYLE FIATS FOR SP RING ARE JUST
IN PRICES FROM $3.25; to $5.00.
J. P.EETER.
Produce Wanted oFor Infants and ClxildreA
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ha U se For Over 3O Ye re
.Always nears era
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Si natur -a'
• See our Stock of Ladies' Fine
One, Two and Three Strap Slip •
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• pers. Oxfords are worn extens-
t ively tans. Summer, and we have
* just what you want in this line of
.4tt • Footweait.
• Also an exceptionally fineshow
ing of Men's. fine Shoes, Oxfords,
4. Etc. You will save dollars, and
• have the beat of satisfaction by
* buying at our Stores. .
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1 SHOE MERCHANTS
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We invite you to come and see
our new Spring and Summer goods.
in Voils, C-iilghams, G ela.teas,
Prints ete. We also have a good
assortment of Staples ii hardware
and oils harness and relaans' sweat
pads, bridles, luxes, watelTrool rugs
etc, We have on harmit diff rout
varieties ofseedcorn a•trigl t 'prices.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
HIGHEST ?RICCES PAID FOR AGS AND; DRIED .FV,PI'LR
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