Zurich Herald, 1922-07-13, Page 1•
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ZURICH, THURS-DAY
N I NG, JULY 13, •1922.
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e .have taken: over the Agency of the Star Pho
raph in connection with our other lines and are •:
pared to show youall the di. eren.t-styles.
WE_ ALSO HAVE THE STA R RECORDS FOOR SALE, COME AND HEAR THE LATEST MUSIC
TIIE PRICE FOR THESE RECORDS IS THE CHEAPEST ON THE MARKET, A DOUBLE .`
EIDE A'1' 65c.
ZURICH
THE HOME OF ()OD SHOES.
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Mr. .J F. Moritz is visiting re-
I-iiives in Guelph and' Kitchener.
Mr, A, Melick . made a busin'-
ess trip 'jtr Texas last week.
r. Lloyd Hey of Lonfdon, is
itiendiiig • his holidays at his' horhe
ere, ,
Miss "'Marjorie Fritz of London
s the guest of her cousin, Mires
Dorothy ?riltz.
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Jantzi of
liaden4 `visited relatives and friends
here ove the holidalbr.
Miss V. Siebert who had been
at Calado'. is as Milliner, is spend-
ing her. 'o'Iidays under the par-
ental tai rod
Mrs. Root. Drysdale of Mich-
igan is visiting her sisters, in town
as, G. 1 ollnek and Miss G. John-
ston:
*, , Mr. Clarence Shepherd of the
olsons ,'l3ank staff, Hensal$ is
r"e:3eiving teller Steel, of the Zur-
;ich Branch;. •
" Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido have
oved their household effects into'.
e house of Mr. Ernst Gies, where
`they will resider
Mr. and -Mrs, Irvin D. Smith',
r1-:; Hamilton visited the former's
others, C. o Smith of St. Joseph
C. L. Smith of the village
:ver Sunid,ayc
;,:. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Heideman of
,J.acksonvil'1'e, Mich., visited . at
tI're homeof the former's mohter,
7rs Heideman, the past week.
,.,'Vb., F..L. Willgoose, of theLoni
of ""
ess,e • Censervatory of music was
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We arae shown:�g' ons• of the: finest range of" season
��•ppD able Goods eve knave ever hack" in Dress Ytateri :
�Oo
4i or the 1iot. weather, bo h for ;Il ,er and 'U' `omen an
r .would: invite o •
to 011. -and look over oiur lin
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efore making your purchases. No trouble -to s.
oods.•
ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES IN SUMMER WASH GOODS
PRINTED VOILES
large assortment of this Season's', new designs.- black, ehecks"
Foulard and Chalile patterns at 25c. to 90e. a Yard.
, EMBROIDERED SWISS ORGANDIES
French Blue Peach, Orange. and;Rose
�nd� of Bfinerald, 'Greet, r „
e"red in spots.' and figures of: contrasting colors= 4.A jnehes;
,'f 50 to $2.50'and.in plain'Organdies`in ail colors at 65e yds;
GINGHAM NEW SPRING GIN...HAMS '
Hundreds of yards of the- newest spring' Ginghams in all"the-
newer patterns and colors effect including the new check pattern,
Plain colors and fancy figured patterns at 20c. 25c. and 35e. yard.
BARONETTE SATIN.
White Baronette Satin' for skirts, a'l beautiful all silk' .cloth in _plain
and fancy patterns, 36 inches wide at $1;50 and $3.75 a yard.=
j?EETTY DRESSES 2 TO 16 YEARS
For the little . Tots are pretty Dresses made from good . quality
Canadian ` Gingham, beautifulIy trimmed with white ric-rac braid
and finished with, smart little belts
• LADIES HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS
A. beautiful' range of Ladies ,House Dresses and aprons Made of
good quality print and chambray,very neatly trimmed in all sizes.
HOSIERY
Ladies' Venus Silk Hose'such good makers as Venus, ribbed tope.
in colors of black, navy' brown, lark and white at -$1k90 to $2.25.
Also :Glove Silk Queen.quality Hose at $3.50. We are also showing
a good line'of Silk Hose' in all:shades at $1125". a ' pair,.
MIDDY BLOUSES'
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This is the 'Middy 'Season, ',a wonderful range to choose .from. They
come in all, white or,white with fancy colars, at remarkable tow
prices
yl, .s,; T, village on .Saturday, July
sioI b�.
, the bar lutatmg ,ekamaina'tions iy► • PHONE 10"� REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
a, Ffrn ,e1ud.io of M s
Broken Lenses Duplicated
Quickly and Accurately
Save -the Pieces, We
Match any Lense
W. G. IIESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Chester L. Smit , 11,51)1101k*
$i,25 a Year Ya 44.11 iefil
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THE
MOLSONS BANK.
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
It is not.necessary to make
a special trip to the nearest
branch of The Molsens Beale
every time you want to deptssit
money. Send your deposit to
the Bank by mail. ; Write
today to the niearest manager,
of The Molsons Bank for in-
formation'.
SUMMER HEAT 1S ONE O
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branc
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I Great Bargain Sale ,.
a HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF'DIFFERENT GOODS MEN'T411,
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'? IONED BELOW, 1 DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE AT
a PRICES WORTH CONSIDERING. THESE PRICES WILL $i$Ils
4 GOOD ONLY FOR' A LIMITED TIME ONLYF
• 2 dozen all -wool Horse Blankets, size 72x84, at each .. $5,00 •
4 2 dozen Jute Blankets, at a Real Bargain •
O A. Big Assortihent of Halters at 25% Reduction. t,.
10 Robes, size 54x62 at from: $12.50 upwards. 4'
O A number of real English Flush Rugs, prices from $6.00 to $9.rs91'k
4 Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain..
. • 20/ off on Whips valued at, 75c. and up.
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A number sets of Single Harness, at $25.00 each.
b1fi ^ u ' Mis4 Eliz -..Fl.
el ac o • et that Mr: (s 1 �r y
a;d> s Z of Da gnwood has installed '
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\l, listed;, and Mr;'Preeter. iskept in
3 ~sews . -with' the •` big. doings in the•
\ ` •"4fsidpp world. 'r'g "Irk ! •; °II•4!+'fr bd'•i°�i•
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at Wingham on Wendeaday July
5th; at 'high noon,at''the home of,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A., MacLean, when
Oanvass.. Eootwe `
came the 'bride, of Dudley Ellwood d•
Holmes,. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dud For e p � Y�/ ,� � �3 ley Holmes of. Winigham. Revs •II•• ! +'
Dr, Perrie officiated. Mr. and
Mrs.. Holmes left in. the early aft- .� Now« that the
hot dam s of Summed+
ernoon .for Toronto and Montreal :,II Lit Ucoin- I
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RE: NOXIOUS WEEDS. are here; give youy
Section 9, of- Chapter 253, Rt t
S. O., 1914, relating to the Nox- .l.•
ious Weeds. Act, provides thatev 4. LET US FIT YOU OUT \VTT%3 RUNNING SHOES'' TINIIAT`
ery overseer or- commissioner of t. GIVE LONG WEAR, SOLID COMFORT, ARE LIGHT, COOL
highways shall see that all nox-' AND INEXPENSIVE, AS THESE PRICES ARE ALL BACK TO rt±•
ions weeds growing upon the 4. NORMAL. ,
highways, in their respective div« .g, CHILDREN ARE HARD ON SHOES DURING THE HOLIDAYS
nsion5 are cut down or destroyed 4. WHY NOT GIVE THEM 'THE COMFORTS OP RUNNING SHOES ^%-
at the proper time to 'prevent the ,II,
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ripening of their seed. The work + AND SAVE THEIR LEATHER ONES. -' ALSO EVERYTHING *
p g�• IN LEATHER AND STAPLE FOOTWEAR. LET IiS PLEASE 'L°"
shall be performed as part of the •.l. YOUR FEET BY PETTING THEM PROPERLY.
sts
road world and shall 'be paid for •k'
by the, municipality as the coun- F Q IT Q, o ,
oil may direct. Section 13 of the •&• s Q(►r
said Act provides that a penalty . •
of not less than$10.00 and not more .
than $20.00 for the neglect or re- ,�,
fowl .of the commissioner to per- i'
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Rave just Received Our .secoend shipment of Palm Beach
"uits and to those who are undecided n regard' to tsheir
Summer Suit, we feel greatly' satisfied you
will be .well pleased by looking over our fine assortment of
Palm Beach Suits, ranging in price from $15 to $35,
the thing for Summer wear
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ALSO A FINE RANGE OP GREY AND FAWN ALL WOOL
WORSTEDS' AT $30.00.
STRAW HATS
These fine' Summer Days. makes you throw your old Hat
and Cap up on`,a shelf ancients you go for a new and up -to
date Straw Hata
WE HAVE lir, `4,THAT'S ALL."
PREETER
Phone X59 Produce Wanted
IED
ARE IN THE MARKET FOR AI,SIKl+� AND CLOVER. SL
fort you can. •
SHOE MERCHANTS
ZURICH DASHWOOD
form his duties in; this • respect. *.i,.r++4.II^4.1.+•1•++4.4r^h• 4•+++++++.4f'++ t ++ : +++++'tri+++++++++++'
O:TSA OFFENDERS
PAY HEAVY FINES
Two week's activities on the
part of Inspector Pellow, Prov. Of
.leer Whiteside, and C'o. Conistable
Wallis, hats resulted in several con-
victions 'under the 0.T:A. It was
known that outsfclers had .supplied.
local . meth with liquor • for several
eelebilations. Wm.. :F3annon of
Logan' Tp. appeared before Pol-
ice Magistrate Meakin~ of St a'€old
and was fined,$1,000 and, coasts, and'
a stock of` about $500 worth of
whiskey' (1922 makey which the of -
Veers discovered in a dug -out un-
der his woodshed, was confiscated.
Bannon also faced other Charges of
Selling, 'before' Mag, Reid in God-
erich. Howard Doherty of Wal-
ton has been wanted by the offic-
ers for some time, and beforelag.
Reid he pleadedguilty of violating
the O,.'I\A. and paid( 1$00 and
costs. Ritchie's blacksmith shop
in. Brussels vela the scene of a
drinking bout reeently and as a
result four tines were reeordeds,
Charges of intoxication were also
prosecuted against men at B1 Orth,
Hensall, 'Dashwood and Seaforth.
CASTOR IA
For .Infants and Children
In Use PoorOverr30 Years
Always beets ' semm*
the
Signatiirt ofw
We invite you to come and see
our new Spring and Surn nes goods
rz Voils, G -in shams, G elateas
Prints -etc, We also have a good
assortment of Staples in hardware
and oils harness and repairs' sweat
+ pads, bridles, lines, waterproof rugs
etc. We have on hand different
varieties of seed corn at rigl .t prices..
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON E1)
H EGGS A.PPI.,RS„
I(l:ll'GS'r PRICCES PAID FOR DC1G SND DRIED A
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PHONE 11. 97