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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1916-10-13, Page 1ANEMIS12511241talffiliffillE 1111.11111111111101 Incorporated 1855 The MOLSONS BANK CAPITAL and RESERVE $8,800,000 96 Branches in Canada A Genera. Bankini Business Transacted - MCgr„,A3 LETTER OF CREDIT San Bank gipiriment Interest at highest current rates Zurich Branch R. T. DUNLOP, Manager * illm.041100111..111•001.11100.4100180114110111.0.•041100fideoefillislliais 1 C. FRITZ, Zurich The Home of Good Shoes • 1 'lira falba ..041104 01111014.111018411ff f • 41114004.410001111! 111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111MME1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111140111111111111111111111111M11111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111M POTATOES For Sale, Any Quantity Dutch Setts Wanted. Price Guaranteed Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes. = Fall and Winter Goods • We are prepared to meet your wants with a full stock of Dress Goods, Wrapperetts, ettes, Sweatercoats and Blan= kets. Our other lines of Shoes, Hardware, Gro- ceries, etc., are filled up with seasonable goods. Poultry taken every Thursday forenoon, until fur- thur notice.. Highest prices for Farm Produce Stole-.elef4 Tuesday And Friday nights at Re N. DOUrH•LAS • PHONE 11 on 82 BLAKE s- .7=7 9 $1.+++++++++++++++++++1•44447+ +++++++++++++++++++4++++++++++++++++44+44+++++++++ .t.4-1-1.4.4-1.+++++++++++++++++4-1. FALL SHION FETE. To -day and following days is an exposition of the approved fashions in Women's, Misses and Childrens appapel and the most recent productions of fabrics. including silks, woollens, dress goods, etc. The Opening Days are intended to acquaint you with that which is new in ali our merchandise. It is not intended that the opening should be regal ded as a bait to lure vou to counters and shops, rather are these opening days, days of special court esy and you are always:welcome in this store, as free in your wanderings as you would be in your own home. , VIIMAIMP.P.M.AmoRVIMIN MILLINERY OPENINGS, Tuesday and Wednesday Our Millinery Department is in charge of Miss Clifton. Smart autumn hats will be on display. Wide brimmed sailors with flaring brims, triconcs, Tam O'Shanter and turbans are in the .offering, treated with that simplicity which is the season's keynote in trimming—a silvery or bright bead ornament, a band of fur, a trifle ci a feather, of such consist the decorations, applied with that touch which makes it chic, , •• . . • ". • t RICH ALD 'Vol. XV1 I -ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING,, OCTOBER 13, 1916. N014 .....•••••••••••••••• imineenra mow m m eine Automobile Rugs and Dusters We have put in stock a fine lot of automobile rugs and dusters. Many pretty patterns. Cart and see these goods. Langford Collars For horses inclined to sore and galled shoulders..Highly re- commended by those who have used them on their horses. A fine line of Single Harness. Prices Right. Sweat Pads; Curry Combs, Axle Grease, Gall Cure R. F. STADE #ZURICH 41. •44.14.1.4.4.4.44.4.4+++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++444++++++++4 AIM 4 Men's and Boys' _ ____ IMACIMMIWOMM•1=116•11S all Suits and Overcoats •11111=2•11M•ift 'We are showing exceptionally good values in the above lines. Selling prices are lower than actual cost price at the present time..Shrewd buyers will appreciate this, as everything has gone up in.price. While the stock lasts we will sell at less than the old price. Come early and make your choice while the stock is well assorted. Suits to measure $20 and up. Our Gents Furnishings have been bought for particular men. We have what you want. Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods APPEL R 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. imr-okemmira.co...glo.11147).41i.4-).0440 LOCAL NEWS. 11)11..s."11 ALVIL9011.10163.10 •4a 4.21 4.111 4411 e Potatoes for sale. Any quantity. C. Fritz. Mr. Chas. Fritz.attended the fun- eral of his niece, Miss Ida Fritz, at Guelph, tasc week. Ali parties indebted te !me will please pay accoutntts by October, 21.th Text, Henry Galiman, Zuiich. ttars. A. a Kalbfleisch of Detroit visited relatives and friends in town and vicinity over the holi- day M. rs, Bernhardt, (nee Miss Vic- toria Maass) of Preston, visited friends here •on Sunday and Monday Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will be at the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wednesday, and Wednesday of the following week. Mr. Geo. Appel, and Mee d Mrs Chas; Appel, of New Hamburg, vie iced at the home of their brother, Mr. .E Appel .an nday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Merrier, ac-. copepanied by Miss L, Merrier and Miss It McDougal, of Hespierr, were visitor e in town over the holidays. Mr. John Gascho has moved in- to the house he recently puichased from the estate of the late D. S. Faust. Mr. E. Seinr will move in- to the house macatedrby Mr. Gas- cho. Mr. Maurice J. Rau, of Detroit, lsisited.his [parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rau, of the ,Goshen Liner north, this week. He was ac- companied home by his wife who has been visiting here tor so me time, It ;was in one of the British .Red Cross hospitaltr:;ins that His Majesty •:the.::Icing travelled- fiftei., '4.02'FFOli:ii$##OtrAt.e.'1110".".W..! 'Ping thr hoops at the Front, These.1 Pte Veiteh, 'visited his sister, Miss J. Vietch, on Saturday. Messrs, Hy. Schade and C. E. Smith, spent Sunday at Milverton. Mr. Willie Siebert, of London, spent the holidays at his home Uere, Miss Marjorie Fritz, who has spent the sun -inner at Grand Bend, returned to her home here on Sun - (314Y, in one of the British Red Cross rest stations in France, 30,000 men were fed and 1,500 dressings done. iin asingle day. ,Mrs. G. A. Bissett, and sister,Miss Flora Hess, cif Saltford Heights, spent the holidays at the home of their porents, Mr. anidi mrre. F. Rees, The nut crop like 'moot every- thing elae this season has. pro gen ilaileare. Butternm'a3, wa'nuts, and beech, trees have nothing whatever op them in the shape of nuts this year. (The old adage has it that *Pere .there .are no nuts for squir- . Ti ele t is a sure sign of an open winter. We would however ad- ise the good house provider not to neglect tne coalbin. = 4 trains are i3PliandlObe.equipped With THE - HOME OF -BETTER VALUES . 4. + operating table3, dispensary, etc, 3 .4 ,4 and having tan expert staff. One 4++++++++++++++++++++++++4 of them in less than twelve mon- ths has travelled 26,000 miles ' and carried 26,00G patients. 14+++4+444+++++++++4•44++++++++.144++++++44-4-1-1.4+++++++ .4 .4 -.4 -4 41,11•11•••••• B a rbri an-- F0R street wearyou cannot getainore serviceable cloth. It, drapes well —yet gives betttr ser- vice than the finest' serge, and does not catch* the dust Every shzcie. SiIks for trail and Winter Wear 1 Taffeta Silks, yard wide, special or $1,25 a yard, This Lin -e is of exceptional val- ue, extra heavy make, rich dyes and finish, shown in black and blue, Special at $1,25. Black silks and sateens of all kinds for dress,s, suits, separate coats, skirts and blouses. The list of assortments and styles is too great for enumeration in this space but any particle' ar in black is almost sure to be here. Prices start for -ard wide at $1 and up. iesaavamaraigiaa Sweater Coats We have just received our new Men's Ladies' and Chilclrens' sweat. er coats which are on display. Oimistioinaks Corded Velvet We are showing a fine assort- ment in corded velvets in all colors and at the old price. 27 inches wide at 60 and 65c a yard. anclierileeelefeSaltilleleinatiaa Furs & Fur Coats A splendid display of ladies' Fur Scarfs and Muffs at old prices. .....0141.5601C.111101•01131.1•311. STOVES AND RANGES Enamel, Porcelain On .the -wall of every kitchen in every home is written, theWard Boamel, hard white It is good becauseit is bright, It is good because it is elean. It is good because wom- en think it Is good. Today ranges must have panels of Porcelain Enamel, two twain items of style in ranges in demand this year. White Porcelain Enamel and simple plain designs in Nicklotrimming, these up to the minute touches are combined in our 1916 Peerless Range, which has provena big seller with us for yearspastWe are showing this range in dif ferent styles, also in aleft hand range. Besides the Peerless we are showing the Gilt Edge, Hap py Thought, Othe'.1o, and the High Oven Peninsula that is Attract- ing everybody that sees it. We ere also shoe i 'g a .arge:ine of Heaters Base Burners and Par`or Cooks. i Our special in this line is the Regal Peninsula, which we will put up against any thing on the market. A call will convince High you that this is hepro per place to buy a range or roduceheater wheal you need one. est Prices for Ph ne 9 . ei/Pd poo Sylvan Crepe THE wearing qualities of this crepe are unexcelled. The mixture of wool and mohair is especially fe,_ A good. ssasonable obth in all colors. Dress Fabrics at Popular Prices Tweeds and Tartans for child- ren's wear, fall and winter szhool dresses and for ladies' separate. skirt, 1101151MNIMMIele 01.14•MME6S9.f Raincoats Raincoats of extra quality. All eeames double -stitched and gum- med. Every coat guaranteed. A. special purchase from the makers. sizes 36 to 46, coats worth frons $10, up to $16. 4+4,.+4.4.444,414.4.+4.4944. 1.4.4444+1.4.444.4414.444444.4444,4+14441+04.444441114.11*. 4..'4144.4t411-114eleleit+444,4, +1,41-144.44 +++++++++++44440440+144.41444H44.4,44.44444.41.,++14+444.1 .2* +1