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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1916-08-11, Page 1Vol. XVII, Automobile Rugs and Dusters We have put in stock a fine lot ofautomobilerugs Many pretty patterns.. Call and see these goods and dusters. Langford Collars For horses inclined to sore and galled shoulders. Highly re- commended by those who haveused them on their horses. A fine line of Single Harness. Prices . Right. Svtat Nis, Curry Combs, Axle Grease, Gall Cure R. F. STADE ( = ZURICH atommommommowani �_- • 44+++4.4.44++++444444++++44+44 +++4.4.++++++++++44 ++++++++•P 4. 4. All woollens, serges, clothing, in fact all lines of men's and boy's $ wear have greatly increased in price, owing to the war. 'ClearingIca ren of Men's a nd Boys' f Summer Wear We are givi ng special discounts on all lines of Summer Goods 4. to clear. • All our goods are the best that money can buy and are fully 4 guaranteed in style and quality. All at the old prices. Just now we are showing•Straw. tIats, all styles;, Men,s and Boy's Clothing, Underwear, etc., t (At reduced prices.) Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods URI THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES ZURICH, FRIDAY MV i0IING, AUGUST 1916. LOCAL NEWS. ' i ysy�•s�cyel�es�ca� s�eatrsi Mrs. Pauline Faustti.of La Grange llle., is visiting relatives heee. Miss i»lea'nore Hartleib a Tor- onto, or ontto, is spending a few weeks at her home here. , Messrs. H. Hnnlchley, J •Viatson avid fillips. Bitowp, of .Seafortil, were visitors in town last lcziday. Mr.,.,W;, C. Callfas; has received his new separator, manufactured by the. Goodison, Co., Sarnia. Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will bei at the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wednesday, and Wednesday of the following week.. Ptes. R. M. Geiger and A. Sur- erus, of the signalling corps stationed at Toronto, spent a few days at their respective homes here this week. The present strength of the\ Hurons is thirty-four officers and 83N .,men. To bring the battalion up to full strengthtwo officers einil 2 9 men are still required": The growers of dutch sett on- ions in this section are busily en- gaged .pulling theta. at Pres,.; t The crop is only a fair one tis year, and many patches will nut: pay for the seed 'that was .snWtt,i on them. The dry weather is o'isb casing : anuch *difficulty in lifting them as the ground is baked a ver:' them, • The .Baht Act has been amend to permit the Minister ;of Finance„ to claiir from all the banks o€' Canada the balances unclaimed for. n'iore than five full years, the anon eys, to beused for the Patriotic :Fond or tor any other purpose- ful- the ,public. interest. Fornrerly,, anby un'cle,bned deposits after five. deans were olazmed l y 1thc ;ja..nk, Any ipersoan rrrishing to fi1dnate a special prize for any exhibit at the Zurich Fall Fair should com- naun1^ate with the se:re!-ary at once as .the list of special prizes will be MJack Routledge, of tile' ♦�w'4 4.11141 i44ia1w.44 - _ _ Sr.,lVr ___ - s Bank staff, Exeter, called 04,191d friends here on 1line yr Bargain In i y orking Shoes Fritz is offering aline . sof Axford shoes at ,less than!c�►e ;' ,A11 +standard shoes. Do spa. itniss this, rs,:G. A, Bissett, an4 son, Fred of4attford Heights, are visiting. at,,the home of the former's paren- tis, 1 r, and Mrs.' F., Hess, sr., this we?k. tivtfi 'August Weseioh, and da,itgidetrs, Bella, N 1.ie and -Mar- garet, of Berlin, epont a few days. with 'Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weseloh this. W -4k, A•'.wi'nl of bowlers were in+,Hen- salt on Friday and learned a few. ithe later rules -an,d .regulations of,he game, The score at the e `of 21 ends was 17 all. The annual Sunday School pic tric of the Lutheran church willbe held, at !Grand Bend on Thursday August, 17th. All those WI ailing to . u with the carryflls tshoulfl haihcl in their names before Tuesday >eyeiling, to either R. F. Stade. or Hess ."▪ 1y. 8 lbs best ginger snaps 25c 3 cakes oatmeal soap 10c 4. .1• 2 bars Home soap 25c "I Eng dream baking pwdr, with sealer reg 25c for 20e • 5 ib bag Moody's odorless Elenzine 85 Pu+e cane granulated srgar $8.50 per 100 lbs -1• .4* Incorporated 1855 The MOLSONS BANK CAPITAL and RESERVE $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A Genera, Banking Business Transacted, . u :' 'L R LErgin OF CRPOIT s t+�s � rar�rxlV�k ,2af,O.lM7BY �.li,`D W, •- Sayings Bank Department Interest at highest current rates Zurich Branch printed on the large posters to be R. T. DUNLOP; Manager issued raft an early date. iamommummossasmonamasamana A lot of ladies every day good working shoes, tall, worth frog' $2.50 to $8, while they last Only $1.75 Big Reduction in Prices Of all Summer Foot wear. 'It will pay you to ses our. good and get our prices. IRepairing Neatly and Promptly Done Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes. 1 C. FRITZ, Zurich I The Home of Good Shoes 1 4*+140wUA 1+110 44lrMri 44,1•*44 44 44emMwlt moor' III�IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIII tillIIIIIIIIIIIIilllill!IIIIIIIIIIIIilllillllllllillliiillllllNillllllllilllslilllllillllliilllllilllillilllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhllNllllllililllllsCd> DO YOU BELIEVE 8 TiiERE •ISA BEST? - . course u se y o. d Well, we sell only the best that money can but in all lines we carry. This week we are reducing our prices on Canvas and Spring Shoes, Straw Hats, Dusters, Fly Nets and other lines tha you will require for hot weather rc..so.:F ��rmProduce, . .1 .� . � -•h a, Store closed Tuesday and Friday nights at 6 E. . R. N. DOUGLAS _. PHONE 11 on 82 BLAKE NCIPIIIIIII6111IflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIflRIIIIINll1111111111111111111111111$IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII n IIBIIIIIIIIIUIISHI;IIi lIsI1111111HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINlll61illllilis!ISIIsiIIII111111IflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIISVS t44.4,++++++++++++++++++++++ ;++4•F'+•-1,+++++•F•II•+1•.r.•or++✓o+•i••d••II••i+,i••3••i++•II ++3f+++•++++++• •1•+++ ++++++•5.+4.+4 ++++++++++++. ++ +44+42+++++++44++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++f THE GREAT AUGUST CLEAN-UP SALE Of Ladies', Children's and Men's Summer Wear. A remarkable series of sales that will continue throu- ghout August with bargains inreliablewanted goods, that will make present purchasing a matter of greatest economy. Preparations have been made to give the biggest bargains this store has ever known. Men's & Boys' C1'othing Men's Summer Suits, sizes 36 to 40 regular $8.00 to clear at $4.00 Boy's Suits, regular $4 and $5, to clear at $2 Men's fancy Summer Vests to clear at 75cts Men's and Boys'. Straw Hats to clear at HALF PRICE Middies, Etc Girls white middies; trimmed with blue, 6 to 14 years to clear at 50e Girls all white middies from 6 to 12 years to clear at 75c Girls tan middies, trimmed red and blue to clear at 750 Ladies' middies, all white, sizes 86 to 40 to clear at 750. regular $1.25 for $1.00 4t , . 44 ft 44 Children's rompers from 2 to 5 years Boys 2 piece wash suits to clear at Children's linen summer coats, regular Ladies' cambric drawers, regular 500 750 $1,50 for 75e $1.25 for 50e I® allies' Ready-to-Wea Ladies' cambric under skirts, regular and voile waists, , regular ,4 6 white lawn 4' 44 44 44 46 <4 64 • 4t •44 46 it $2.00 for $1.00 1.00 for 60e 150 for ' 75c 2.00 for 1.00 regular $2 50 and $3 for 1.25 A nice line of house dresses with• dust cap to match for only $1.00 Also a • nice line with cap and apron to match, very special at $1.25 1 only wa2 linen wash suits, sizes 14 and 16, regular $3.25 for $2,00 Fih dress, size 16, regular $2.50 for $1.50 1 <4 44 46 64 12, Lathes' Hose Line of colored hose, regular 25 and 40c to clear at 2 pr for 25c Job line of black fine ribbed cotton hose, all sizes to clear at 15e a pr Job line of black plain ladies' hose 8} to 10 2 pr for 25e The new shade of Champagne Kase, silk boot, 50c a pr GIRLS' TERRY' [-:.ATS Line of girls terry hats, regular 44 64 44 it and felt hats regular GROCERIES J. P'EETER ighest Prices for Produce 75e for 500 50c for 25c 64 $1.50 for 98c Children's Dresses, Etc A line of children's dresses, dark patterns, sizes from 2 to 6 years to clear at 25e 500 50e 750 10 only print dresses with belt to clear at Girls' wash dresses from 4 to 12 years 8 to 14 year regular $1 for Children's white lawn dresses, embroidery trimmed at 85o 44 44 4: and lace trimmed at 50c 44 44 a It :4 /4 to clear at 75c Children's white all over embroidery skirts to clear at Zurich Phone g $1.00 CORSET COVERS, ETC - Ladies' corset corers at Corsets regular $1 for 25o Fine white dress embroidery regular 60e for 650 $1,25 for 75c u 4: a e4 4t $1.50 for $1 Mnslins and Vestings, reg 250 to 50e for 10e a yd 40 yds Kimono print regular 15c for 10c a yd 44:H4.14,14+,04.4 -H.+4 4.4.4 *.• r4 ,f41 w:;. •,3.1••, r+•« .. -t� 4• : f++1117,; -1>'4':,4e' • 74.1, 4 ?:�%:• .. . r „ ,. . � , . • '�+►+�ia��'^4�44144404114'144°'1•4.44'"r'i44;-1.yi4:$14:441ti'ft"3'4 kt^'ft'Hrt•++°$°4^++4i•ft^t^•t•+F+ib+fi^ 4. 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