Zurich Herald, 1917-04-27, Page 1ZURICH
-Vol. XVII
ZURICH. FRIDAY ;M RNING. APRIL 27, 1917.
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MOVED to LARGER QUARTERS
You will find me at S. E. Faust's old stand in Hart-
leib's block where 1 am better prepared than ever
to supply your needs in Harness and Repair Work.
Bring in your repairing now before the spring rush.
Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, Axle Grease, Gall Cure
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ZURICH
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:Sale Prices .Still Continue
WE ARE STILL SELLING OUR GOODS AT SALE PRICES
OUR STOCK IS STILL WELL -ASSORTED AND YOU CAN BUY
.I1MANY LINES AT THE OLD PRICES WHICH IF BOUGHT NOW
;WOULD COST TWICE THE SUM B
IF YOU NEED ANYTHING IN MEN'S YOUTH'S OR BOY'S
CLOTHING WE CAN SUPPLY YOU.
WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE NUMBER OF SAMPLES FOR
11+1EN'S SUITS. CALL AND SEE THEM.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTME NT IS DOING BUSINESS THE
AME AS EVER.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Potatoes Wanteld—Cash or trade
C. Fritz,
Mr. Wm. U isle, of Grand Bend,
wa,s a buslineess visitor 'in town on”
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer, Sr.,;
of New Hamburg, are *visiting re-
latives here for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hess, of Lon-
don., •visited rat the home of • Mir
and Mrs. F; Hess, Sr., on Monday.
Dr. E, S. Hardie, dentist, will be
at the Domini9n Huu3e, Zurich, on
Wednesday, and Wednesday o°the'
following week.
Mr. Henry Gel'lmlan has been a
ppointed a general agent for th.e
Massey -Harris Co. and begins his
new duties on M•ay 1st.
Among those who 1.3ave purchas-
ed new autos this season are Wil-
liams Bros, David Gingerieh, and
'C z o:ald ,of Portland arrived at
Heart leibs,
Mx Jacob Meyer, Jr., of Peters-
burg, ,visited relatives here over
StinIday.
Owing to the high price of wheat
fie (price (of bread has been, ad-
"anced to 8 cents perloaf in town.
, r.J J. Meunier, M. P., left on
I1/4ioaday for Ottawa to attend tho
sittin,g of the Dominion Parliament
n'o w in session.
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• The recent heavy fighting i;1
France in which the Canadians.
took. such an. active and brilliant
part _ 1r�as swelled the casualty lists
of the :past .week Pte. Andrew Ar--
chib4d of Se,aforth, a former prin-
c'xp'aC.of Zurich school, is reported
as ;killed. The many friends of
1ih Archibald will regliret this ex-
eeedingly, as he was very popular,
Ptc.f'P. F. Zirk, son of Mr. and Mas.
C1Zit
k near Blake, is reported as
wounded, Pte Geo. Brock, o;
Heixsall, formerly of Zurich is re -
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Philip Schede of the Sauble Line, : pattedas . wounded and gassed.
A moving .picture show will be Se't• T. J. Sherritt, of Hensal•1,
held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on 'xs •also reported as wounded.
the even6mgs of May 1,sit. and, 3rd.
Doors open at 7.30. ' ,The proceeds)
will be donated for patriotic an a
Red Cross pur-poses.
Pte. Percy Rollaynd, who has been
in active service in France, was a
visitor in town last week.. He was;
wounded in one of his feet near the,
ankle some time ago.. Before hie
enlistment he ,worked in .Stanley,,
township. His story of the fight
in.g is vivid and intet'es!tin,g.
+The mew alien heal tax of $B:
which domes into force on May'.,
1st in the United States will not
affect Canadians or British sub-
jects whfo are temporarily visit-;
ung Uncle Sam's domain, :provid-
ing they have been residents o
he .,ad+matterd folr a pelli,1 of 3
days without rPayanent of thetax'
if they Sure "o!na bona fide tour.
Visitors who are on a flying trip.
are 'allowed 24 hours stay, and on
production of their return tickets
will be sdanitted without payment.
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Interest at highest current rates
Zurich Branch
R T.DUNLOP, Manager
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j Our New Shoes are hers
We are now showing the new spring styles in Ladies' and
and Men's shoes from makers of world-wide reputation.
All the fashionable leathers through all the various colors
and combinations offering you as unparallel., choice.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
Ce FRITZ, Zurich
The Home of Good Shoes
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Come and See
our New Goods in
Prints, Gingha ms,
Galateas, Dl'ess Goods
Shirtings, -Read y -made TITaists
- House Dresses, Aprons
Prints, Shirts and Overalls
Also men's and ladies' underwear.
New Shoes. New 1917 Wall l=ather's.
. Feb stack oaf Groceries. Also new ' stock of
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See our Special in Grey Cotton at
121/2c a yd. while it lasts.
AMMMINIMIOMMINMPI
GO THROUGH YOUR TORONTO CATALOGUE AND THEN
COMPARE OUR GOODS AND PRI CES, AND GIVE US A CHANCE
AND YOU WILL FIND BETTER VALUES IN OUR STORE THAN
IN YOUR CATALOGUE. A 'i'RIAI: SOLICITIED.
New Dress oods
NG-. RIGHT NO)W IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR NEW SILK DRESS OI;. SUITS FOR SPRIN
FIGURED SILK CREPES ARE E XCEPTIONALLY GOOD FOR DRESSES. OLD PATTERNS ARE
SHOWN INATTRACTIVE • COMBINATIONS ARE NEW. SOME A RE CUT IN DRESS LENGTHS.
THERE ARE NO TWO ALIKE. IS THIS NOT A GREAT ADVAN TAGE?
New Silk Crepe in dress 'lengths in good colorings at 75c and90 cents.
New Violes in 'plain white a nal figured at 50 cents.
New Spring Silks in plain and fancy weaves $1.00 to S"11,75.
PALM 13EACI-I SUITINGS
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Kimgcott Gingbasns are known by everyone and can l e relied upon for color, being fast and the 4-
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cloth strong at 15cents Prints at 15c and 'Scents.
' New Plaznnellettes,
dark and light at 121,c, 15c, tic, and 20c 'yd.
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WASHING MACHINES'
We handle the celebrated Rome Washers, made in Canada at
popular prices. We also handle ay.../lfuinber of other makes.
HORSE CLIPPERS
SH I RTINGS and COTTONADES
clip-
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Novtis the time to put in y our supply
All kinds Hand Clippers. Also the genuine Stewart Ma=hive
.x, per at $8.50,
STOCK FOODS
MEN'S WORK CLOTHES
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PEERLESS WIRE FENCING
MEN'S SUIT LENGTHS
j 1 a Big Rec.a� .o.r�
-Now is the time to buy fencing before prices go higher.4. �� ', ,and LINom+ vlI
4. All kirnds pf Ilorxle-made bods az reasanll�ie
3 prices,
R%�' have at present the largest assortment of Rugs an•1 Linaleunas to chose from than ever
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RUGS-LI large variety of patterns and prices. S:zes to fit any room. Bought be"ore the ad-•
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Our New Nall Papers are here lance so we can give big values. ^
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I)RA7PRI7GS—.� nate assortaraent. Call earl and make you pu ell;, re:• while they
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PREETER Highest Price for.
Produce.
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° Shir:inr�s at 18c up. Cottonades at 30c up.
itng what they will be when we buy again, g
rma t from at a )nice that will suit
A big range of work shirts,overa s,
everybody's ,pockets.
THS
40 pieces of Men's( suit lengths to clear at
+Gardiner,' Pig Meal in 251b bags Royal Purple Poultry and Stock
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