Zurich Herald, 1917-11-30, Page 1ZURIC
Vol. XV 111
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NEW FALL MORSE GOODS
Our -stock of fall horse goods has arrived and tem el -
cant
supplyy your needs alittle cheaper than you can buy
sewhere. We have a full line of HORSE BLAN ETS,
SASKATCHEWAN ROBES, RUGS, DASH APRONS, MITTS
;have a
AND GLOVES, HALTERS, HARNESS, E. We
few fur robes to clear below present r ear, from $3.00 to 16.00
We have rugs, either !for buggy o
Come and see our Stock. !
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ZU,R1CH, FRIDAY NINQ, NOVEMBER 30, t917x
H C ! t Council will meet "}�14.1$1I!.4.11Y11140.} }f
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non oun y
„t Goderieh on Tuesday of ,next I I
week, r
Mr, Jacob Sureeus, of Mitchell, 1 +
visited friends here for a few days
this week,
WANTED -- 200 Live Pigeons,
not later thafn Saturday, Dec. 1st,
Highest cash price. Ward Fritz
The Jubilee Singers will give a
concert in the Town Hall here next
Mr, P. Lamont retuzned an TeS� Tuesday night. A rare treat is
day from a business visit to Tor-
n store for those who attend.
onto. ' [ The Victory Bond campaignMiss Celia Hess visited relat - , The
Saturday, Dec., 1st. -Hato
'vies a bSa<Ptforo'xd Heights I last l
week.
IMr. S. T. Smith, of Chatham, wee,�
a visitor at the home oaf • Mr. ' t"1,
H,ey, Jr.. over Sunday.
Mr. Leno Kipper, who has spent,
the summer in Saskatchewaln, re-
turned to his home last week:
He was aeeomipanied by - his son
John, of ''Biggar, Sash„ who will
visit here fog; some time. 1
Dive carloads oe heaivy lhorsee
ww.ere shipped from Seaforth •e�
,cently for the English markets,
They were pui:ehaaed by E. ,T,
Roberts representing an English
firm. There were 84 in the ship-
ment valued at $l`21,000.
A meeting was held in the Town
Hall, Zurich, on Wednesday even,
ing iln !connection with the food
production campaign. The quest-
ion of profitable hog raising and
the necessity o!f everybody keep-
ing at least olne hog was discuss
WE HAVE BEEN MAKING AND SELLING SUIT••�FOR MANY
,YEARS AND HAVE SATISFIED HUNDREDS OF ,• /CUSTOMERS.
OUR EXPERIENCE GIVES YOU THE SATISFACTION THAT THE
WORK WE TURN OUT WIL�IBEII SATISFACTORY
A,ISFACTORYIN EVERY PAR
Get your clothe s made by and who understands
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We will make you your suit or, if 'Pref erred, will 1
'Penedo. Hundreds of samples to choose from.
you done your "bit? to help o'
win the war. You still have time
to buy a bond. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schnell have .a
received word from their son,•El-
ton, of Detroit, that he has been
drafted into the U. S. army and.
has left to join the colors. *'
The United 'States military draft
shows that the number of those I}}};r1r!4 }}
physically del higher,
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All our Boy's Suits and Overcoat
are going under cost.
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NEW FALL SHOES
AND RUBBERS
Our stock was never so large. We can fit you.
See our lines before sending your money to the
city catalogue houses.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
C. FRITZ. Z�rich 1
The Home of Good Shoes
blahi,e this on the lack of medics.
insp'e�cti,on in country schools.
Ontario has just received, a
!cheque for `fr1,366,89.2 fromi s th•^
Canadian Copper Company, be-
ing its taxes under the legislation !
of last session on the profits of I =
the past two years. If so much
be collected from, one industry E.r-
ealehuge swn+ should be secured
Brom other large corporations by
similar taxation.
Your Winter Needs
e Molsors Bank
,commend their `friends to invest in
na':g� Loan
rP r' to refpive Subscriptions.. The
�xl'zde"►tt•a ^'i. rt ::fir,.saf ce,;la
out charge .`for a year, whether the
subscription was placed through the Bank or not.
Apply to the Bank Manager for information.
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Now is the time to buy your winter supply of
Underwear Wool Socks and Stockings
Flannellettes Wool and Flannellette
Blankets
Wrapperettes Men's heavy top shirts
Dress Goods 1
Men's and Boys' woollen .and leather and gloves, etc.
Also all the other staple linef at lowest prices, E
W 1 lines are advancing in price you should buy 1
A� c,li
your needs now.
Highest Prices for arm • Produce a
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Children's Cashmere Hose in black, tan, red and white, per
pair, 30c to 75c. .
Boy's heavy ribbed hose in all sizes and prices.
Ladies' wool mitts in Navy, -red, white and black at 35c.
Children's plain wool mitts in navy, red and black, all sizes
.35e. pr. •
FLANNELETTES..
flannelette, striped in blue, gray a
and pink. 8 yards for $1.00. ,
FLANNELETTE SHIRTINGS, in dark stripes or checks at see and
20e a ytard.
NEW FALL WRAPPERETTES in light and dark colors, 27 in-
ches wide at 15e to 18e yd.
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS in white or gray, blue and pink
borders sizes 1.1.'/ and 12'4
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, plain white with blue or pink bord-
ers, from $4.50 up.
COMFORTERS, well quilted and cotton filled in one size only,
at $2.50 each.
LADIES' WINTER COATINGS A complete showing of all the
latest weaves and 'shades for winter coats at $2.00 to $3.75.
rCHILDRENSz COATS. Corduroy velvet 'coats and plain cloth
in blue and brown, lined throughout, ages 2 to 10 years, at a low
price.
CORDUROY VELVETS. A splendid display of corduroy vel-
vets in all !colors at 60 and 75c ayd. ,
sassamate e
Ruminate and beautify yonr homes by fitting up the rooms
With electric fixtures. We hove a nice assortment suitable for bed
rooms, halls parlor, dining rooms and etc., at reasonable prices.
Also • a stock of Hot Point Electric toasters, Irons Grills, call and
investigate, we also have a full stock of Tungsten _znd .Nitrogen
lamps from 25 to 100 watts. _
A full line of general Hard ware always On 'hand and prices
•compared with quality just a little lower than yon Met elswhere.
Men's Heavy ,
Gray Wool Socks
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Ready -Made
Clothing
If you are in need of an over-
coat or suit it will pay you to buy
now at old prices, while our pres-
ent stock last. New gobds will
be away up in prices.
Snap in Caps
A job lot of men's and boys caps
ranging from 502 to 175e. To clear
at
1,5c each.
Towels
A nice range o,f Turkish Bath
Towels in stripes and colored gro-
unds at 25e -and b0c. Also plain
with pitik and blue borders with
space for inii1a'ls at 60c and $1.+00.
These are special values.
Pillow Cases
Embroidered and Hemstitched
at 00e to $1,25.
Highest Price for Produce.
Ladies' Flannelette
Night Gowns, high
neck and long sleeves
tucked yoke, white
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Men's and Buys' Under year
31l sizes of men's l Bevy iiM eel '%ool underwear at last year's
d Penman's Under-
prices. Also men's and boys ei <•+.ee lined, an
weal fog mon and boys. garments
LADISE' VESTS .and DRAWS PS. Splendid winter
high neck, long sreeve cysts. ase? enl:lr lengths drawers. All sizes
and prices. .
Infants Ves'.s, butto. front, ;o :i2 years. Special at 30c and
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35e each.
A full range of children's se drawers in
sizes at sizes
s e 2 to 16
each. Prices according to age.
VIMY COLLARS- The neva .;ren collar for men. Just in at
20c ea.e ••
h o••3 for 50e.
Ditch Setts and Large onions Wanted
Live Fowl taken every Friday forenoon.
RANGES and UE2TERS
ill need a Range or Heater and
The season is corning when � °.:'� '•;
you natural,; will want the beet 4 end we would invite you to see -
our stock before you make your eure'•;ases, we still handle the cel-
ebrated Peninsular Line inall
the h if.f rent
v: � ° makes high oven.
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Peerless Gilt Edge. Also any steev •x+e 'urn out to give entire satis-
faction
And �g
oe your money back.
Furnace work and pium.bing a ri trill y.
Seed, Det ch Setts and live poultry, all kin-
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ver ht either for cash,or in exchange goods.
.ds of Farm 1'rodu_o boughtZU ICH
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