HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-07-20, Page 8At Attraotive Prices. We quote
a few here from our manylines
of goods that will interest you
Fine Swiss Organdies in Dotted
effect„ Olin. wide at $1.75 and' $2yd.
Plain Organdies 44in. all col.25
Lighter quality, 40 ink " yd
Anderson's English Gingham'.
These are very fine weave, excel-
lent wearing •quality 34 in. Wide
at 45c. yd.
Printed 'Voiles, short ends to clear
at 25c. yard.
Extra QualityDot the ss silks in'
Navy Black, l3rown4 Sand, special.
at $2;50per yd.
Uabutai Silks, in Navy, Brown,, ..
Rose, Mais, Burgundy, Coral, 'Mk.,
at per Yary $1.00.
Trieolette •Blouses, all colors $3.00
Voile waists and Middays from
$1.50 to $3.00 Each.
Ladies' Hosiery -Juliet Brand silk
Hose in the different colors at $1.25
to $2.25 a pair.
Lisle and cotton hose from 25e. to
850. a, pair.
Balance of stock of Curtain and
drapery materials . at 25% off
Regular price.
New shipment of Men's andBoy's
Shirts. The celebrated W.G.&R;.
line. Double wear cuff, priced,
from $1.50 to $3.50.
AIL..Silk Shirts at $4.75.
A complete line of soft Collars for
!Summer. Wear.
;tea dy -to wW ear
Clothing
Mens and Boys' fine Straw hats
new styles. Also harvest hat all
kinds and sizes. A lot of Men's
fine hats, your choice for 25c.
Special -10 only. 20 -year guaran-'
teed Aluminum Kettles laft to clear
at $1.85 each. •
_._... DENOMY BROS,
GENTS FURNISHINGS
rtTZ r C',' If'1* P A li 1)
Ordered
Clothing
fiats for Summer Comfort
Straws and Panamas
The standards for Two 'Generations
THE THINGS MAN HAS A WHOL
ESOME RESPECT FOR -THAT'S
WHY HE CHOOSE A HAT WHICh
PROTECTS. HIM, ADDS TO HIS
COMFORT AND ENHANCES HIS
APPEARANCE,
DEQ•MY. BROS.
Produce takes in exchange for Goods
WARM WEATHER WANTS IN ' LOCAL MARKETS
GROCERIES
Lytles sweet mixed pickles 60c. qt.
Brick Cheese per ib. 30c.
Limberger cheese per lb y35c
Niagara Grape Juice ..a 35c
Sweetheart peanut butter lb. 30e
Excellsor dates per package ._.15c
Victory pork&beans 10c. & 25c
J. GASCHO SON
PRODUCE WANTED DESIGNER PATTERNS
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
Dominion o and Dunlop Tires
Ona Tubes
BATTERY.: SERVICE STATION AND REPAIRS. ALSO'BAT+TERY
CHARajINNG.
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
B.A.TISFACTION GUARANTEED,,. IF YOtT ARE :.SATISFIED, TELL
OTHERS. IF NOT, WHY TELL US. I
H. Mousseau Zurich
(Corrected every Wednesday),
Butter ... 40
Eggs .:_.. 27
Buckwheat ............
Wheal per bushel
Wheat
Oats
Flour per cwt.
Bran per ton .:
Shorts
Live hogs
75e.
1.45
:$1.37
60-75c.
$4.00-$4,75
30.00
$ 35,0`0
14.60
in addition cut the guy wires let-
ting dawn an arial for a' wireless
radio. Mr. •Clarence Yaeger, son
of Mr. Yager, was working ups
until about one o'clock the same
right and the ast evas committed
some time after that hour: Mr.
Yaeger has two cars and each
car carried a , . spurs ' tire. , 'The
party started intothe tires by
cutting a slit about eight inches
lone .but evidently because of .the
toughness of the tires and the
difficulty to cut them, becore com-
pletittg the'job tblepy were con -
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST muted with simply etabbinghdles
tented
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1.Springs, Beds, arid :14,
w
�n
+ 111 is estimated that
t- ' the damage is in the' neighlaora
Mr, and Mrs,.. Root. p
M in,st the.
the Parr in;e, an • . ,•as or
Green of hood of $200. Spite
aga
I," d Mr. and --MTS. T t by 'Rome of • the :liquor"1
J. J. Smith of Zurich were visit= „r is is said to' be at the back
ors to London one, day last -wee: of •:it.,Altthe present time sus -
Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Finlay salt picionf points strongly to the
led with the--former's brother, ' Mr. perpetrators of the crime. -Ex. ,
'Wm. Finlay,, while on their- way
from Ch.ering Cross to Gorrie,last
week. ,
Canada's total population up to,
June 1, was 8.788,483.. This is the
final figure issued of the census
recently taker!. Of the Provin-
ces, Ontario leads the way With ° a
population of 24933,662. •
More trees have been planted ed sport must admit this as rot-
in the spring of 1922 than in any lows;
SPORT NEWS.,
We take the following paragr-
aph from the Teeswater News and
itb eing copied from the Kincar-
dine Reporter in connection of a
recent game played at the latter..
place, and any good soundmin-d
We have just added to our stock a it
complete line of Bothwell Beds
Springs and Mattress, the line we
CARRY CANNOT FAIL '1`O FILL YOUR REQUIREMENTS AT'tf,
M REASONABLE PRICER.
+ THE PAINTING BOOM HAS STARTED,, AND WE AL- +
WAYS CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE OLD RELIABLE
+ SIIET:WIN. WILLIAMS PAINTS, VARNISHES, SHERWILLAC,
* 'AUTO PAINT, FLOOR PAINT, WAGON AND IMPLEMENT
�i PAINT, ETC,
!! FENCING -Parties retiniring fencing should see us before buy
Ing. We handle genuine Frost Light Lock Fences. Also a 4
+ full line of hog and poultryfences, coiled, barb, brace and
black w"re and steeples Etc Car and Tractor owners ..
of 1°Teeswater brought over to this
town what can be called a square
team and much to the liking of
the people who saw the gams.
The team was mostly 1Teeswatei
boys or fellows from that• district
and, the 'result iva•s a good game.
What in the name of common
sense they want imports for . can-
notb e understood. The fans do
not demand professional ba1,1what
previous spring in the history
Canada says the Forestry Brunch
News letter.
BORN
Restameyter-On Friday July 14th
at Dashwood,, to Mrs. and Mrs.
0. R'es.tameyte1', a son.
Gassman -At Dashwoon on July
17th to Mri& and Mrs. Wm. Gass-,• they really want is to see a real
man a daughterr fold -time home town fight. What
hnl z$'e ns if theare a few e' ra 's
The Seaforth branch of the �l.here's nothing the people (like
Province of Ontario Savings Ofrice�better than to kick over a few
was officially opened on Saturday, bum! plays.. But . send over a
June 2,4th, by Mr. J. M. Govenlock'team like that any time, Teeswater
and whether we lose or win we
know all is one the square. •
1(aff '..
11.3 store with the 11. rat Cash
FURNITURE S,
For Four Weeks Only
OOQ Stock
Of Furnitirtemust goat prices never
heard of before.. Price Reduction
from 30 to 50 per cent.
L,
A CASH OR. NOTE SETTLEMENT' IS EXPECTED- ON AL,,
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
MELIelK&BRAEIN
PHONE 63
er4ild lob Departmen
Is al avays at your,. service for GOOD' PRINTING.
'Wedding Invitations and Announcements; Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, `Statements, Envelop`
es, Ch.ec.c B53ks, Posting Bills a spacialty..
L ,
.should see.us about Polarine and Tractor Oils, Gasoline, Tires SII*
Tubes and accessories. New Perfection Coal Coit Stoves a
ill• n
d Ovens WE AIM TO SATISFY +
M, P. P. for Centre Huron, who
opened the. (door anct ,made the'
first deposit which was received
by Mr. J. M. McMillan; the man-
ager. Mr. Govenlocll ;was as-
sisted by Mr, A Hicks, M. P. r.
.:/ ■ r f ■r.r _a.r
PR .TER BLOCK.
ZURICH
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for �South. Huron. The second dei-.
posit was made by Mayor Golding ancial difficulty and have• o,fered
who was present' with~ members ,their franchise -for sale. Just
of. the Town Council, together with
a good representation of citizens
from the town and country. The
office which is in the • Sills Block
is Modern in'every respect. Mr.
J. 14L McMillian who is in'charge
of .the branch is' no .stranger. to
the town and.district. Ile is a
Seaforth boy, having been con-•
nected with The Canadian :Bank' of
Commerce in Seaforth in the cap-
acity' of .'accountant for several,
years ras well as'having been in
Charge of the branches at Walton
Parkhill and Niagara -on -the -lake~
The office will be open' to. the'
public Fronk 99', 30 ant. to 5 pant
daily except Wednesdaysf when it
will close at,12.30. The office will
also be . open Saturday' evenings
from 7 to 9. The Pr�ovinoe of
Ontario Savings' -Office will pay„
4%" on all Savings deposits andwill
be guaranteed by the Province'.
Are the, weeds bad onyour farm
Do you -ever think_they'll be a
a few years fron now it yotelet
thein go/
A Mean, dastardly .act 'was per,•
petrated et Dashwood on'Mail-
day
aur
day evening of last week, Nvhen
Some per`sne oe •perch:i entered,
The' Kitchener M. p. League
Club.. seems to be (in great fin-*
',what (town or city would take this
over is a� question, some ` one sug-
gested. the Purity ~Flour Co. of
'Goderieh supported by thP1town(,
would be* an excellent idea, as
they have` players enough, and
good enough, as their: pre -s thinks
that the Big Four is as fast as'
the' M. 0. League.
SCHOOL REPORT
This Store is showing.you the big
gest values money can -buy to -day. We
are buying in the. lowest market and
serving it out at the lowest - possible
prices.
Sport Satin, in all. the leading
Shades, suitable for ` Shirt
and Dresses at per. yard _.. $2.50
Foulard Silk in Navy and White
Black and White, drown': and
White, at per yds only $2,50
The following is the report of
S. S. 0, Hay, Promotion Exains.
1 Jr. IV' to Sr. IV -Luella Far-
well (Honor; Anthony regier, 11.;
Bruce Rose, ;
Sr. III to Jr. 1-".-T,ela Witmer
t,Boxi;.) ; Edith Greb.
Jr. I1I•to ''Sr, TII-'Jrvil'le Wit-
mer (:lion.); .Anna Ma.le Farwell;
Leonard; Dabus, Georgina Poster.
Jr. II to Sr. III. --Beatrice Far-
slier~ t"non. ; Cdcne1!1ofs Dabus $.
Pt. II to Jr II -Willie Watson!
Ikon; Evelyn Masse TI; Neil 'Wit,
trier H; .Andrew Poster, Earl Ging-
erich, Harold Masse, .Alplh. Dabus,
J Pt, It -Kenneth Grob, Iriscilta
Farwell, Elda 'Gingericlx, Lilliarxw
Widcombe, grim Hughes.
Pr. Nelson Masse. Doris • Grob,
the garage r, Roe. W. 0. 'i'"ag;er, Lorne Gingcrieh, PeteroVieon, Jos,
17A5 tor ", • h • Eva/Igo"' IIoffinaal
and sla iied uip twn aato tire, anti i • Dorothy I. Fowlie, teacher
Men's Felt Hats, in all the leading
shades, Don't miss to :seethem:
before you buy.
Just Arrived ;-New Straw Hats,
Soft Collars, Shirts, Ties, Socks
Belts, Etc.
Home un ung, emery par ' Men's llulbriggan 'Underwear, two
at theSppresesitint time yd. _..opul$2.15 piece and. Combination:
See our New •line of Crepe, at 50c•B V.d. Athletic Underwear"sleev-.
• less and .knee length.
Short Ends of colored Voiles„
at per yard • 25c
Ladies' and Children's Gingham
dresses at Low Prices.
Ladies' White Voile Waists, long
and 'short ,sleeves.'
Girls' School Hats at prices away
down,
Ladies' Silk Hose, Ribbed top
colors, Black white, sand, grey,
Brown, llurgandy at pair ._, 75c
Men's' Garbardeen Coats, a
snaps at" $16..00
Men's Waterproof and Dress
Coats, Regular„ $25.00 for $15.60
WALL PIPERS
All Wall Papers to Clear to end
E Season at 25% discount for
Cash.
Sob Lot Field hats, 1.50, $1, &25e
Blatchford Calf Meal 25lbs. -$LOG
FRESIi 'GROCERIiES AT ALL :TIMES. EGGS, BUTTER AND LARD,
WAN TED, 1
Produce Wanted ButerickPashions
Phone
87
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