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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-09-07, Page 1Vat. XX I I 1 No ZURICH, THURSDAY MO1 EPTEM BER 7, 1922. Chester II. SEAM P flBhe $1.25 a Year. I Alb*** Aa:rtl4.,e. „,r :,s n .__.;.EGEP• • SEE TIS: Leather Goods White NGoods For Dress or Sport. A. wide assortment of samples Reliable Workmanship FIRST Close Prices Quick Service benefit, en.efit`bec use we sell.' at as close a profit as we can stand HERE OUR NEXT PAIR W. H. PFILE ZURICH THE HOME OF te0OD SHOES. MOM . •' •© o•o•v �a•ac•o•oo•voo.o o•o•o o.o:.o.o•o •o•o.•o.o•o o•v o•o•o: o. o c,. �. • Oeee4•G'04.Odd OOd44le9P deeeeeeOd « THE ALERT PEN FOR ALERT SCHOLARS ;Ir. Herb Kraft, visited his par- over the holiday. r'. Hy. Koehler spent the past at Kitchener. and Mrs. Con. Sellae were y visitors at Logan. essrs. C. A. and C. W. Hoffman alt holidayed at their home e. and ; Mrs.. A,. Foster arta far spent the holidays at Kite '1? ar: Ir •C Hartleib and family of ;GoclGrich called: in the village one dad ,last week. lir. and Mrs. Zeck Routledgeof Centralia visited thee iformer'spar- over the week -end. Cessrs. 'M. Koehler,, Hy. Weber and.;.G. Surerus spent the holidays a,it Ie : and Mrs. S. Deitzand dau-. hter Alice were week -.end visit - ye at Broadhagere Clean L. Seibert returned on ritlay from a: few' week's holidays a SS- fit NC\v TOO". VP P Middies Reg.. up to $2 now 50c. Lad. Hose to clear at 75c & 25c 00a Banc Voiles from 22c to $1. Sport Satins Reg 3.50 now $2.50 Y. 4 ,, ntforti and Niagara Falls. ' .ev'..J G. Litt and, Miss Mildred Hoffman attended as delegates, the Y 2 A. Convention at Chesley, asfi 1 reek. i�. e•� Hoffer ,who has beenre- at the 1VIoleons Bank for time, has.. returned to Kit - Lila Melick was eo •Cred- aturday, Miss Gladys, who visiting there for some rnedwith her,. s..Cyrus Schoch of and Mrs. .J Zure nrburg • visited,re he. holiday. SPORT FLOSS We have just received a large shipment of Sweater yarns in ' . all thelnewest shade *44- ply, LADIES' SUITS We are now showing a splendid range of Ladies Suits made e up of good quality, Tricotine and Serge, • b'eautiful'ly trimmed, in all sizes. • Fi t _ SILKS A heavy quality Duchess Satin Silk, will not eut , or crease and the 5'. .very hest wearxitg Atltainaiete $1.25 ALL WOOL SERGE Just the thing for the Children school dresses, nice fine weave, good heavy ?weight, 50 inhere wide oys! Get Ready - fir chool Boy's Suits $7.95 $10.87 WO PRICES With the opening of School only a few days distance!, spar-. Ants wilt be greatly interested to know that we have almost every-, th'ithg in the line of well Tailored Suits for Boys at prices which are a real saving to your pocketbook. i KTJM AND 0 FOR YOURSELF. don't forget, Two Prices Only. LPUNNVH.LL CAN. mufrAM , N.Y, Sweaters for Fall ie �Geneaalw; Som`'` aIsci s been receie of paint. o-pened on Tuesday Hewing staff ; Principal ken; Assistants, Mis„ F. h; Miss O. O'Brein, Miss amont. o Day passed off rather ri the village on Monday. aseball game in the rafter - Made one think of bygone QQf%?x. and Mrs. Isreal Wilhelm and eee daughter, Helen and Marjorie and 1n Mr.• and Mrs.Adam Sippel and son Wilfred of Mirlvertorc, visited re- latives in this vicinity over Sun- day. OLD RELIABLE PERFECT RIVED OUR NEW RANGE OF THE Q� WE HAeE JUST RECENIT SWEATERS AND WE ARE 0� GLAD TO SAY (THAT THESSE SWEATERS NEED NO INTRO, 0t DUCTION TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY. EVERY' 41 SWEATER IS GUARANTEED ALL -WOOL, AND A FINER 4, RANGE OF SWEATERS COULD NOT BE SHOWN ELSEWHERE School Supplies 4VG We have made special effort to have everything in reade iness for the opening school that means we .can give you anything you want in thatl ne. SCHOOL BAGS SPECIALLY. ' 0e • FRESH GROCERIES' ALWAYS ON HAND J. PREETER Phone 59 Produce gantlet WE ARE IN TIIE MARKET FOR ALSIIE AND CLOVER ,SEED • •eee fie .. .lee'e. eeee. ez ce:>._ . ` •r../ze,; J'•;eTe . 1 ':a «,L"«Q« .ref., e�l+•�:�i�. �,� • � ^ ©' •l `w t•� lir ^,tea �:,a• , Next Monday, Sept. 11th will be the Zurich School Fair. We all rememberthe past few years the good tone we had, let us all be present this year and make it even a better one. WEDDING IN ZURICH A pretty house wedding took place in the home of Mother Leah Rennie;. at high noon on Labor Day Monday Sept. 4, 1922, when Miss Elva, Mae, only daughter of Mrs. Carrie Heyrock, became the char- ming bride of Mr. Thomas Fran- klin McCutcheon, a successful business pian ,of London. The Rehr, J. G. Litt, pastor of the bride performed the ceremony, where two throbbing hearts stood hope- fully under an artistically arrang- ed arch of beautiful flowers. Mr. Milton M. Heyrock, of Detroit, brother of the bride, gave her aWayee He and Mr. Lewis Me Cuteh:eon, London, brother of the grobm acted as witness. Miss El- izabeth Bennie appropriately and touchingly played the fami1 'wed cling March on! the piano, while the happy couple registered, .Villas Elizabeth sang ,sweetlei "Oh Per. - feet Leve". An elegant buffet etch wee nerved., the Misses E.ul- oeen Guenther of Dashwood end Euoline ''Geiger, cousins of he X•Xbride acting as waitress., Only a few of the immediate relatives were present. Mrs. Lydia Geiger, and her son Newell, Mr.. and iiIrs. lames Colwell, London, Mr. and, Res. Oliver Willison, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sotttkioott, Ve-n ico, Cal; Mr. and Mrs. T. F: eleCu.teiieon; the happy bridal couple ea.rry with them the best viruses of Weir Zurich friends. Elva Mae Vil?l,» Hauch missed by the workers of the Evangelical chugce, • CASTOR A For Waits mid Children In Use FAr Over O Years )0 bears Signal 'af HIGH 'HONORS S E HAVE— A COMPLETE LINE RANGING FROM $2.501 to $6.Q0 W. G. HESS JEWRLLER AND OPTICIAN PHONE No. 74 rIl 1-1 E -MBLSOBS BANK Incorporated 1855,. Capital Paid Up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund $5,600,000 Over 125 Branches It is not necessary to make a special trip to the nearest branch of The Molsons Banti every time you want to deposit money. Send your deposit to the Bank by mail. • Writ's today to the nearest manager of The Molsons Bank for in.. f ormatio ni. W.1 W.B. COLLES Manager Zurich Brach L00000©O400 440444.0004.0044♦4000000404440 444. 4004.47; y Tires! Tires! Tires! Q O• HAVING A NUMBER OF ROYAL OAK AtiTOMOBILE ?FIRES • IN STOCK, AND WISHING' TO DISPOSE OF SAME, WE •ARE, 4 OFFERING A 30x3e TIRE, GUARANTEED TOR 6,000 MILES • e AT $12.50, WHILE THEY LAST. ALSO A NUMBER OF 1FAVY • INNER TUBES AT $1.85 EACH. •• • A NUMBER OF AUTO RUGS AT LOW PRICES. , • • A EVERYTHING IN HARNESS AND REPAIRS. PHONE 102 • FRED* THIEL Z U. 1 C 0'»9�x A000vQC•BA0000000000000'�OOd•O{+mOOGO+ldr0000000•►0+r00.O' *4-P,+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.4.1- Canvass Footwear For the Hot Weather Nov that the hot days of summer are here, give your feet ail the com- fort you can. LET US FIT YOU OUT WITH RUNNING SHOES THAT GIVE LONG WEAR, SOLID COMFORT, ARE LIGHT, COOL. AND INEXPENSIVE, AS THESE PRICES ARE ALL BACK TO NORMAL. CHILDREN ARE HARD ON SHOES DURING THE HOLIDAYS WHY NOT GIVE THEM THE COMFORTS OF RUNNING SHOES AND SAVE THEIR LEATHER ONES. — ALSO EVERYTHING IN LEATHER AND STAPLE FOOTWEAR. LET US PLEASE YOUR FEET BY FITTING THEM PROPERLY. C. FRITZ & SON SHOE MERCHANTS ZURICH DASHWOOD .£' i .t 4. F'• ,.. .'i-7.4. `•E•' '«4 'i++4,44 1,4:+44t-t"1Q'•i yt •^F`i'•g••i'>•.'• ,••g•ii•a*', "I +++,'4'4+++.t 9 ' it* +++I 4* * i4'* *++*'4 4• Midsumrner „ For 10 Days Only Beginning Saturday Aug. Stbv� will sell the following Goods 4 alad below Cost:— LADIES' ost:— LADDIES' UOt3SE DRESSES, PORCH DRESSES;, L,A:RGE AB,R, Q+TS, MIDDLES, SKIRTS, VOILE BLOUSES; GIRLS' MIB- DIES AND APRONS, BOYS' SUMMER J1'efeSEYS, FIGURED VOILS, P1tINTS, GINGIIAMS, ETC„ ETC. CASA Q.iv" PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCI ANG,,E .FOR Fl eeerI GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND GOO De. N e HON E. 1i.531.A.Ka eeeee