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Vol.XX I I
No 47
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ZU•R I CH., TH U RSDAY-IVB!
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JUNE 22, 1922.
STAR PHONOGRAPH
We have taken over the Agency of the Star Phono
graph in connection, with; our other lines •and • are pre-
pared to show you all the different styles.
WE ALSO HAVE THE STA R RECORDS POOR SALE. COME AND HEAR THE LATEST MUSIC'
THE PRICE FOR THESE RECORDS IS THE 'CHEAPEST ON ,THE MARKET, A DOUBLE
SIDE AT 65c.
A 100 per cent Gift
H. PFILE ZURICH
THE HOME OF t.TOOD SHOES,
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z - .showing range of . Season-
Bio We are one of the finest ran
o able Goods we have ever had in Dress MateriaLs
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BOO for the Hot weather, both for Men and Women andt'
•p°we would invite you to call and look over our lines
c o making your purchases. No trouble to show a� ,
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Summer Goods
o' i ATtTRACTTIVE NOVELTIES• IN SUMMER WASH GOODS
t PRINTED •-VOILES
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.A. large assortment of this. Season's new designs, black checks
O fFoulard and Chalile patterns at 25c. to 90c. 'a Yard.
EMBROIDERED SWISS ORGANDIES
• G •rounds of Emerald, Green, French Blue, Peach,'Orange and Rose
embroidered in spots and figures of contrasting colors 44 inches
• Q. wide at $150 to $2.50 and in plain Organdies in all colors at 65c yd..
iF. GINGHAM—NEW . SPRING GIN• .1 AMS
•Q Hundreds of yards of the newest spring Ginghams in all the
newer patterns and colors effect including the near check pattern,
Plain colors and fancy figured patterns at 26c. 25c. and 35e. yard.
BARONETTE ;SATIN
White Baronette Satin for skirts, a beautiful all silk clotn in plain.
and fancy patterns, 36 inches wide at $450 and $3.75, a yard.
PRETTY DRESSES 2 TO 16 YEARS • '
For the little Tots are pretty Dresses made from good quality
Canadian Gingham, beautifully trimmed with white rie-rac braid
and finished- with; smartlittle beltst,
( . LADIES HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS
te' A beautiful range of Ladies ,4iouse Dresses and aprons made of
good• quality print and chambray,very neatly -trimmed in all sizes.
i HOSIERY' . •
`Ladies' Venus Silk Hose such good inakers as Venus, ribbed tops
in colors of black, navy brown; lark and white at $490 to $2.25.
Also Glove Silk Queen quality Hose at $3,14:. We are also showing
a good ling of Silk Hose in all shades at $11125%.a pair,
MIDDY BLOUSES
This is the Middy .Season, ,a wonderful range to choose from. They
come in all white or white with fancycolars, at remarkable low
prices)
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Mrs. P. Koehler is visiting .at,
Port Huron.
Mr. J. A. Williams of Seaforth
-isited his children here 'last week.
'sir. and Mrs. Hy. Gellman were
v=isitors at Goderich on Sunday.
Miss Eva Williams is spending
tfie week with her father •at'_Sea-
i{rrth.
Mr. land Mrs. Herb. Mousseait
nada' a business trip. to London
Cri. Monday. ",1,„.„
Miss Margaret Hess,, who i had
attended Stratford Normal has ret
ruined home.
r` quarterly communion services'
Wrre observed in the "Evangelicall.
.r',`iurch on Sunday evening.
Mir. and Mrs. Cyrus .Schoch: and
Cressmen' of Blair, spent the
rek-end"visiting lheieand on the
.1`i th eon.
County Engineer Patterson of
.,( derich was in Zurich on Tuesday
in the interest of the Schwalm.
))rain which needs looking after..
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Freid of Se-)
attle, Wash., are visiting the for-
)Per's sister, ,Mrs). C Fritz. , It is,
iti enty-four years since they last
r,p r_ each theor
Mr. )kind Mrs,. Wrrr. Frank of
Waterloomotored up over the'
(reek -end. Mrs. Frank will remain
for •a,few weeks at the home of
her father, Mr. Ck Either.
Mr. T. L. Wurm has erected a
new portable Garage,. beside ,his
;tore. He purchased it from
lelick & Brarinj and it comes all
,;iintecl and ready to put together
The Huron County Council's an-
4.picnie will he held in Jewett's
tyfield this Friday, June
nod •program is pre-
�t.
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halm Beach Suits
Have just Received Our secosnd shipment of Palm Eeach,
'tilts and to , these who are undecided in regards to their
Summer Sint, we feel greatly satisfied that you as well as us
will be -well pleased by looking over our fine assortment of
Palm Beach Suits, 'ranging . in, price from $15 to $35. '
"Justwear"
the thing for Summer wear
ALSO A FINE RANGE OP GREY AND 'FAWN ALL WOOL.
WORS rEDS AIT $30.00.
STRAW HATS
These fine Summer Das makes you throw your old Hat
arid': Cap up on -a' shelf andaur ;fou go for a new and, up -to
date Straw Hat,
WE HAVE ,IIT, "TIIA,T'S ALL."
Phone 59
PREEfEg':'
Produce Wanted
WE ARE INT :E MARKET FOR ;r :LSI( E AND CLOVER SEED
vim.\r^ • ��Wy'�7u Vim `i'0 ezzlTau rtiry� Sir\' \� e4R vt mix"�4i'� ti
ared:.
,The strawberry social held at
the Evangelical .church Iawn ; on
Mondavi* evening, was al decided
success,• the ;ladies had ampIy!pro-
vided for the eaits, while .the ,pro-
gramme was of the highest order,
and consisted mostly of local tal-
ent. ;•
The June meeting of the Wom-
en's' Institute was held in .theL:ad-
ies Hall on Wednesday June 14.
It was decided( by the members.
a)resent to apply for an instruct-
ress in sewing to be spilt to tihis
branch this fall or winter. Any
niethbers who wish) to takethis
course will please hand their na-
mes •.to ,the Secretary at an early
date as only all invited ,number of
applicants can b'e accepted. The(
Officers for the Institute ror this
year have been elected as ifol'ows
President, Mrs. P. Manson; 1st. vice
Pres. Mr•a. J. Rey, jr; 2nd Vic.�l
Mrs. C. Fritz; Secretary,Mrs. T.
L. Warm; Tress,. Miss 'Irene Lip-
Phardt; Directors, Mrs. W. Conti
sitt Mrs. J. Routledge, Mrs. ; M.
Weber; Auditors, Miss' L. Siebert
-Ass O. O'Brien; Organist, Miss
Leila Siebert; Assisi; Organist,
Miss I. Routledge. • t
LATE MRS. JACOB 'BROWN
Elizabeth Koehler',, beloved wife
of Mr. Jacob Brown of the Goshen
Line south, passed "peacefully a-
way at her home on Friday June
9th, alt the age' of 64 years, 3
months • and f( days, after only
a few weeks •`,.lneis Her :suffer-
ing was borne patiently, and she
leaves; behind her .meunories of a,
patient loving mother and wife
devoted to her family 'and ever,
ready to help her neighbor, 1 She
leaves to :mourn her loss, • besides
her husband, five sons; henry
and John of Zurich, William , of
Toronto; G;rrfield, of'Ellmira;Melt-
Yip at home; Pour daughters; Mrs.
H. Becker, of New 'Dundee; Mrs.
Gordon Bergey of Petersburg,Mr5.
13.Wnerth of Elmira and Mary at
home; Four brothers, Messy'.
)rent', Jacob and Peter Koehler of
Zurich, Philip l och'ler of Las
Angeles, Cil. and two sister';'
'Mrs. Wm. Schwalm of Zurich, and
Mrs; Schnell of Cavalier,
The funeral which was private
took place on Tuesday afternoon
interment : being 'made to the.
Goshen Line cemetery, Rev. J r.X
Litt 'officiating. The'farnilV has
the sympathy of 't Iron Sr 'fi' —d.
in their •"sad bereavement.
CASTOR IA
pot and Children.
hi Use r'arOver3OYears
Als a� bat5 agate
WAL THAM
THE SCIENTIFICALLY BUILT
WATCH, See Our Sesections
W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PPIONE No. 74
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Chester j. Nginitli, Pdbl of
$1,25 a Year In uiitlraticel
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MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branehea
It is not necessary to make
a special trip' to the nearest:
branch , of The Molsons Bank
every time you want to deposiit
money, wend your deposit to
the Bank by mail. Writte,.
today to the ' a>learest manager,
of The Maisons Bank for n -
formation)
SUMMER- HEAT IS ONE OV
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Great Bargain Sale ;
HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF . DIFFERENT GOODS MENT.. fid' -
a IONED BELOW, I DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE AT
• PRICES WORTH CONSIDERING. THESE PRICES WILL BE
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GOOD. ONLY FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY,
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P2 dozen all -wool Horse Blankets, size 72x84, at each ... $5,00
2 dozen Ante 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 $9.50•
Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain. •.
• 20% off on Whipsvalued at 75c. and up. *
IA number 'sets of Single Harness, at .$25.00 each.
PRONE 10. REPAIRING Ao-'SPECIALTY m
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4.Spring Showings of CHOICE FOOTWEAR
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Our Spring Showing of. Choice Footwear is now complete
and we nzuet say without the shadow of a doubt, that we .y,.
4 have never had i;ii Stock such a good assortment of the
niftiest styles, nmadeover the latest lasts. and they also assure
••1€• comfort ands ease when walking. The leathers this Spring al-
so • promise to be considerable sup 4.
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a. erior in quality toformer years. \: 4
See our Stock of Ladies' Fine / \ • 'I"'
One, Two and Three Strap Slip- \ \
.p+ pers. OaSords are worn' eaters- '1 I \ �. �.
ively this, Summer, and we have
just what you want in this line of
Footwear-
Also
ootwearAlso an exceptionally fine show
ing of Men's fine Shoes; Oxfords,
Etc. You will save dollars, and
have the best of satisfaction by
buying at our Stores.
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We invite you to come and see
new Spring and Summer goods.
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Voils, Gixighams, Gelateas,,
Prints etc. We also have a good
assortment of Staples in hardware
and oils harness and repairs' sweat
pads, bridles, lines, waterproof ruga 1
(etc. We have on hand different
varieties of seed corn. at right prices.
3'RESH GROCEItSES ALWAYS ON 11 AND
HI+G EST PRICCES PAID FOR, EGGS .ANO DRIED APPLE
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