HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1922-10-12, Page 1ZURIC
" Vol. XX I I I No 14
ZURICH
THURSDAY NIQR.
SEE US FIRST
Leather Goods
White Goods
For Dress orSport. A wide.
assortment of samples
Reliable Workmanship
Close Prices
Quick. Service •
Youbenefit because we sell
at as close.a profit as we
can stand GHEETREY. OUR NEXT PAM
W. H. PFILEy ZURICH
G
THE HOME OF OOD SHOES.
C.•••C=a•-•".Q••••--...;_.•=,•.:=.-0•••••—d<=:..C=.••<:?.:::.-C=...0..0•00.-li.G..••==. C••<:="••0•4=:••.:=....=•• •:=>•<:=,..=•••=3.191.-.•=•••=ri. -1k.
BK:Z±,..•tsa...,•.,...i...os.‘:.,:•Q•.;,,s.'1,.rZ:t,..::,..,,..... :;:.... •.....t,,:W.,.‘;,..4...‘:::....C:s:,,i1ZN,CZ,..SZt,.....ZZ,....1010... onttx......o.t\
2ZN)I0
0. •
4g4 0
GRAND STYLE. DISPLAY
3
Ladies' Suits, Coats and Dresses
•-AT
Money Saving Prices.
, , • , .. .
...,.,„..:„:„:,:,,.,.,......,..,....,,,4....." :: ,' ,'.'''' .!''': ' ' 'i ' '', ' '
WE ARE. NOW SHOWING THE VERY NEWEST STYLES
• _ are
• FOR FALL AND WINTER IN WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR
.. AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
• %
0 k• FALLALDLISWPLEAAYSICBE
ISFHA
BEFORE
EYTYOU MANDOUDECCOIDEE NSEE THIS
.e.iFOR WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT WE HAVE JUST THE
T
STYLE. YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AT JUST THE PRICE YOU -
6 -WANT TO PAY,
R
• •
OCTOBER 12, 19 22, Chester L. Smith, Pubitelikaie
a Ye.o. AdVattM
$1,50 TN AUTO: A ES, $2 A.14 2. BE (MAIMED
Mrs. Alex. Foster spent the past
week at London. . "
'11/r. and Mrs. John Gascho were
at 'Medford on 1TuesdaY.
Chris Erb. of Wellesley,
ited'On the Bronson the past week
Mrs. A. G. Eclighoffer spent the
past week at Kitchener and Water-
loo.
Mr. Dan. Smith is spending a
few weeks with friends at New
Hamburg.
Mr. Eden Kinzie of Kitchener sp-
ent the week-ned at the home of
Mrs, S. Rennie.
Mrs. 0. Wagner left for Hensall
last week, where she will likely be
for the winter.
Mrs. J. Ort, who had been for
the past few months with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Melick left for Crediton
Friday. .
• Mr.' and Mrs, John Wanless of
Duluth Min., were visitors at the
home' of Mr. and Mrs. John Gall
man on Monday. - •
Mr. an; Mrs. Mrs. Jos. Meidinger were
visitors With relatives and friends
in different points in Michigan the
past week.
, Mr. Harry Deichert, who had be
en visiting relatiyes here for sev-
eral weeks, left last Wednesday for
his home in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman and
sou Lee, also Mr. and Mrs: Chris
Hoffman of Crediton, were Sunyda
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 33enedist Kitchener.
• Rei W. .T. Yager of Dashw'oon,
cenoiregernaarr service in the
urch on 8unday Mor
Ladies' Hats
OUR NEW LINES OF LADIES' FELT AND BRUSHED
WOOL HATS HAVE JUST ARRIVED IN A LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF COLORS, ONLY A FEW OF THESE HATS LEFT.
GET YOUR'S WHILE THE PICKING IS GOOD.
Men'sFall ndWinterSuits
/1\
The Biggest and Smallest
Man in Town will get equal astisfac• ..
0 tion in the fit of his clothes we have
° a soli of pride i filling inn wIfich
OTHERS FIND HARD TO PLEASE; THAT'S WHY WE •HAVE '
OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ALWASY WHAT IT SHOU-
\\ In) BE. 80 WHEN LOOK IN,G FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT,
,IS,1 COME IN AND -GIVE US A TRIAL, AS WE FEEL SATISFIED
WE HAVE JUST THE PHIN G FOR FALL AND WINTER
WEAR
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
J. •PREETER
B.' Co11es who is leaving
with family on Thursday of this
Week for their new home at Will-
iamsburg, wishes by this medium
to gregtly thank his many friends
for the kindness and patronage
shown during his sltay as Manager
of the Mesons Bank he Zurich. As •Pielt++++++++++++44+444.444++++++++++++4.44.4441.444.444.444t
time is very; limited he will not bei:L.
able to meet'all before his depart,' ÷
uretherefore he extends his best
wishes' to suele
4.
4
4
4
Wedding Gift Suggestions
See our Lines in Rich Cut Glass,Com-.
munity Silverware, Pyrex, Casher
oles, Etc.
Also a number of New Cuckoo Musical.
Mantel, Kitchen and Boudior Clox at
greatly reduced prices
W. G. Hess, Zurich
r•••••••Mititinilt•Mklr•••Mtinatmt1
•
0***********************4 4r **********************444r
4
O 4
Fall Horse Goods.
4 OP'
4 ...
4
4 Test Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horse • •
•
li.
4. Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
4,
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices •
•
Ranging from. $7.00 to ea $13,00,
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US CALL.
4' A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand, •
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
4
iliAIPTP$$-..EERATEINCTA SBECJALTY, PHONE 1
• FREDri
•
THIEL - ZURICH
•
*04..0.4 004>•••••••••••44.4.40*.
41.
;.
REAL ESTATE CHANGES
Mr. Sol. Zimmerman purchased
last Tuesday at the auction sale of
Mrs. C. Fuss, the farm consisting
of 50 -acres, south -half Lot 10. con'.
11, for the consideration of $4.650
Immediate Possession given. Mr.
Wilfred Laporte of the Saubie
Line _south, has disposed of his
139-acrefarm to Mr. jos. Patter-
son of Bosanquette Township for
the consideration of $12,500. Pos-
session given on March 15th next.
Mach 'sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Masse, of the
Bronson Line. in the severe I Toss
they sustained on Tuesday morn-
ing in the burning to the ground
of their b aro, season's crop, im-
plements, team of horses and other
valuables. • The accident happen-
ed about five o'clock in the morn-
ing, Mr. Masse arose early as he
was going to I-Tensall with a load
of apples, and in getting down hay
for his horses!, he set the 'lantern
on the eeecl drilt and a cat itempe
ing out of the, hay mow knocked
the lantern intd the hay and catch-
ing, fire. Mr. Masse at once rush-
ed the burning lantern out of the
front door, but upon his return the
flames lead made such headway ..
that he cosuld riot extinguish the
fire and the fatal result took
Place, The toss is around $2,500,
which is partly covered by inser-
ance, and the loss to Mr. Masse
will be felt severely as he has
startr.id up only a few years ago.
and ,wae eitetting along nicely. He
has bower, already purchased a
barn from .Mr, Paul Bedard of the
14th con., and will at once move
it on his premises.
Miss Bernette Mousseau, Drys-
dael, spent the past week at Str-
etford, taking treatments for her
teeth from Dr. Beattie of that city.
Miss Mousseau speaks well of this
"e nrofqqsiOnalto an natene of the best,
'."',• in Western Ontario.
'A The cal W. C. T. U. wilt bold
its monthly Meetirer in the Ladiee'
fl',9 Hall, next Wednesday evening, Oct
..''': ober 18th, at 8 o'clock.
• •
CASTOR!
Phone 59 Produce wanted Par Wants and Cblidrea
• •
WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR Atisucn AN CLOVER SEED
•
P
4.,
4.
4.
+
+
÷
4.
+
• Of Endurable Footwear
4 4
4 NOW THAT THE CHICI,J,Y WINDS OF PALL ARE GA.AIN ala
4' BLOWING, ONE MUST THINK OF THE COLDER AND WM.' *
• WEATHER COMING. WELL I WE ARE BIGHT ON TEfEJOB 4
f. WITH ENDURABLE 'SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CH/LD-. 4
•et DBEN. OUR STOCK OF RUBI3ERS FOR THE WET IS TCOM-
P* . LETE. WEAR THOSE OLD COMFORTA.BLE SHOES BY*,
e •
4. FITTING. THEM WITH' A PAIR. 4
4.• 4
+ Our Windows are displaying some of the Classy and Nifty 4.
4 styles, which afford so much comfort this season. 4
4 4
4 BE ECONOMTCAL BY BUYING AT THESE STORES
4 *
4
4a
4.
ta FRITZ & SON
£
SHOE MERCHANTS
.1. • ZURICH DASFIW *VD
DR. JOHN WARD ;
Will make a complete test of
refractive condition, of the eye, and
of the muscles. Spectacles scientif-
ically fitted. Serviceat reasonable
eharges. Will i: e ate— 8-22
Zimmer's Hotel, Dashwood, Wed-
nesday, Oct. attn.
Wainer House, Zurich, Wednesday
Oct. 25th.
EVANGULICAL CHURCH
AN,NOUNCEMENTS
Y, P. A. Tuesday eve. at
8.00; Prayer services at 8.00 ,Thurs-
day eve; Friday 4.15' Junior Y.P,A;
Friday '8.00 'p.m. Choir Praetiee.
sSunday, Oct. 15th, the ,,Y" F. A..
will have its annual Rally. • They
furnish a program teeming and
evening where offerings Will be re-
ceived. ior home miesiOns.
Sunday Oct. 2end, Rev. G. L.
Gross of tenmiller will preach both
morning and evening, Sabbath echo
ol after the morning service. ' The
serciees during the week at the
regular hears, unless otherwise an-
111 USO For Over 30 Yoars totineedk,
Always beats October 29tlethe pdstbry
the G, Litt Meets to be home and
Oignateee • ilW4.4,7444 ce()101.1qt t110 usual •ilt:,,rvit(!$e
•
, 1
/
T H E
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 Maisons Bank
every tine you want to irIepeat
money. Send your deposit to
the Bank by mail. Write
today to the nearest eaanager
of The Molsons Bank X0J: n-
1 orma
W. B. COLLIgS
'Manager Zwrich Bur&*i
•
•,
•
1
-4
0.1