Zurich Herald, 1920-07-15, Page 11
LURCH
Vol. XX I No
RAL
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 15, 1920.
SIJMMER POOTWEAR
Now that the summer ie here at last, the; 'demand for White and
'Tennis Shoes will be heavy We have stocked heavily, to meet. the
'demand, I ; : i i ! ,
Our Stock is very complete and we' have a full range of men's, wo-
men's, youth's Misses' and children'sbrown, white, and some lines
in black, all in the, well-known Fleet -foot brand
For example, •.the child's Sandals, the Two -strapped Slippers • for
',women'a medium -heel Oxford; also an Oxford with low heel;
For` genuine comfort' the Canvas shoe has no equal during the hot
Summer. pontlise
REPAIRING NEATLY AND• PROMPTLY DONE
--�� 1111100
1111_
Chester L, Smith, Publisher de
$1.25 a Year In Advance
W. H. PFI LE
ZURICH11
3 ••000s000000sskJ" ®•� `®
•000loo .••'66.0041400 000 0e,®®•••••••••00000•••••••••••••••••
•
•
•
•
••
•
Values that will
•
•
.•
JA NEW SHOWING OF GEOR-
GETTE BLOUSES. A SPLENDID
•
RANGE OF COLORS AND STYLES
MODERATELY PRICED AT $10.
eter's
,.•
WRITE VOILE BLOUSES
• White , Voile Blouses, made from
splendid quality white Voiles in
• sizes from 36 to 44, at $2.50 each.
' WHITE WASH SKIRTS
•
•,
t�
White wash Skirts made from
good quality of middy cloth and
pique finished with pockets and
belt. All sizes.
•
WOMEN'S AND GIRL'S
MIDDIES
'A. splendid range of Womens' and
Girls' Middies with long and short
40 sleeves, plain white and with fancy
w collars and cuffs.
1 LADIES' COTTON VESTS
• • ' Ladies' cotton vests short sle-
eves or, sleeveless and cumfy cut
styles.
•
•
•
•
Ladies' Combinations in a range
• of styles with short sleeves and
lace trimmed yol1,e. •
•0
LADIES' COMBINATIONS
•
•
0
•
•
•
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
r
•
•
•
.0
;SHIRTS
IA. full line of shirts always on
•hand including the W. G. R. Re v'-
,• ersible cuff, also some real fancy
• silk shirts at reasonable prices.
,• Sizes 12% to 171,4.
•
e
re News
make many Friends
MISSES' GINGHAM DRESSE:,
Made from good quality plaid,
Ginghams in pink and blue comb-
inations, square neck and pockets.
FRENCH GEORGETTE CREPE
•A splendid quality in Navy, white
black, flesh, tan, brown, grey, full
36 inches wide.. A Speieal at
$3.00 a yd. Also crepe de chene
in all the latest colors.
FANCY VIOLES AND CREPES
A splendid showing of figured
Voila and flowered crepes in all,
colors. These voiles are of good
.. guaality and no two patterns alike
in '5 yd. dress lengths. Price's
ranging from $1:25 to. $2.25 a yd.
•ANDERSOS'S SCOTCH GING-
• HAMS. .
A few pieces Anderson's Scotch
Ginghams in plaid and check pat-
terns 38 inches • wide. Splendid
washing quality. Special at 75c. yd.
LADIES' SILK HOES
Ladies' Silk Hoes, colors; black,
white, brown, taupe, blue, grey,
and champagne.
MEN'S WEAR
Our Clothing Department needs
no word of remembrance, as every-
one knows the splendid assortm-
ent of Men's, Young.- Men's and
Boys suits always kept on hand.
All;we want you to do is look thein
over and we know you will be
surprised at the different .patt-
erns we have, ranging from $20.00
to $50.00. And a . better line of
young Men's Form" Fitting. Single
and Double Breasted, cannot be
seen elsewhere.
MEN'S SILK SOCKS
Men's Silk Socks in white, blat,
brown and grey, sizes to 113.
a•
,•
t
,•
P.I
•0
w
s
,
Seed Corn
Mr. Lindsay •Wurm of Detroit,
is :visiting relatives here.
Mr, Ed. Warm. of Crediton was
in the 'village on Friday.
Mr, John Zeller of Grand Forks
Mich., is visitnig relatives i:t
Zurich,
Miss- L. Roese of Milverton was
a Sunday visitor with her friend,
Mrs, .C. L. Smith.
Miss Mary Gascho has returned
from Sarnia, where she spent a
• few weeks,
• Mr. .and Mrs. Jacob Smith of
• Detroit 'visited relatives and fr-i
• ends here last week.
eMiss V. Siebert, who has been
engaged as ,milliner, at Wingham
• for the past season, has returned
a to her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Kibbler and
0 family of Listowel spent the
• past week at the home of Mr. and.
• Mrs. C. Fritz.
Mrs. J. Selloff and two daughe•-
ers, Ruth and Louisa., of Londo'r,
are the guests of the Misses Ethel
and Eva Williams.
•
as
1
•
•
Mrs. Hy. Demuth, her son Al-
• bert, sand daughter .Mrs. Young,
• and her little son, of Port Arthur
• are 'visiting relatives here.
• Mr. F. L. Willgoose, Prin: of the
London Conservatory of music,
• was in Zurich on Wednesday, pre-
siding over the theory examinat- 1
•• tons. ,
,,s To -day Thursday, the Lutheran
a;ad.:Evangelical S. Schools ser
• era ing their annual picnics at
at end,, and as a consegua-
r el
uiet.
c. ��Jn rvili be v y�
, c ssenberry as at
Sunday. Mrs. Bos
`rho Iliad been in ,t.
•'
•.
•
•..
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•.
•`
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
do
A
•
0
w
•
•
•
•
Our Hats are here waiting for •
you, but you'll have to hurry as •
our hat stock is limited, and we •
want you 'to see the different sha-
des we have on hand.
••
s
•
•
••
•
•
We have a limited quantity of. Cliciee Selected Seed Corn
Lea wing, White Cap and Golden Glow, which we are selling while
lasts at $3.25 per bushel.
Gardener's Pig (Meal
an
it
A SPLENDID SUBSTITUTE FOR MILK FOR YOUNG PIGS.
PUT VP IN 251b. BAGS. TRY A TRIAL -SACK.
J. PREETElt
Phone 59
/ 1�1IIII�BIuo u,
New supply of Silverware
just arrived, suitable for•
Wedding Gifts, Etc. En-
graved to your order free
of charge.
'gess the Jeweller
T HE
MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated in 18,35
(CAPITAL and RESERVE
.$9,000,000
Over 120 Branches
Industry and Thrift are
Essential to Success
Ambition will prompt you to
industry and a weekly dep-
osit to your Savings account
will help you to thrift. It
is surprising how quickly reg-
ular deposits grow.
Open a Savings account Today
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
Do Not Re This
The New Overland ° p
tj The Car that's got them all guessing. Come along and
woe
drive it yourself, and find out what it can do. We take
your old Ford or. any make=.. in exchange. We teachexchange.
you to drive in two lessons. We teach you how to take
care of your car in two weeks..
et The New Overland Four is right, The price is right.
We will give prizes to the three persons that guess nearest
the number of Overland cars we sell in 1920. 1st prize 515
2nd prize $10. Third $5. Lea e e' your guess with A. F. Hess
Get your guess in before the last of August.
0 MADE IN CANADA BY CANADIAN WORKMEN
F. M. HESS & CO. - ZURICH
OVERLAND SALES AN 0 SERVICE STATION
Overland Cars! Overland Cars!
... .' 1111.:.
`1.,31;3+++tt+++,4-4,13 +t a ; i e i e.3 .� e -h'- : -b 4-3 e ~4-4 4-44.14. ; .i e
'r
'.1. Hot Weather
Joseph,, ,ospitel of that city, and e;
recently underwent a serious op4.
-
eration, returned home With hen. ,
and we are pleased to state; lei .f.
impeo ing nicely.
GIRLS WANED
To work at the manufaeturii g
of ,d! abrie Gloves. A fine oppoi'_ 1
tur3ity for desirious workers to I t
make good wages.. -28' t
Apply; Hall Dent Limited,
'ZURICH -- ONT. 3
•
SCHOOL FAIRS IN HURON
COUNTY FOR 1920
The following schedule of scho-
of Fairs of Huron County was sent
•to the Herald Office by Mr. S. B.
Strothers of Clinton, Huron Co.
Representative of the Ontario De-,
partment of Agriculture.
Thursday, Sept. 9, Dashwood.
B
r
•
Z
Produce Wanted a
FOOTWEAR
We ha,, it for your comfort
and delight. Men's and Wom-
en's Canvass, rubber -soled run-
ning shoes, tennis shoes, and
---,canvass shoes with leather sol-
es, the more serviceable kind
for general wear.
Also a full line of Children's
Canvass Shoes, Sandals, Etc.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LEATHER SHOES AND POMPS
IN ALL STYLES AND SHADES. , , •
-- BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED '
Friday, ,Sept. 10, Crediton, r
Thursday, 'Sept. 16, Gorrie
Friday, 'Sept. 17, Ethel.
:Saturday, Sept. 18, Porter's Hill.
Monday, 'Sept. '20, Colborne.
Tuesday; Sept. .21, McKillop.
Wednesday, Seppt. 22, Clinton.
Wednesday, Sept. .29, St. Helens.
Tleursday 'Sept. 30, Walton
Monday, Oct. 4, Wroxeter.
'Tuesday Oct. 5, Belgrave.
Friday, Oct. 18, Bluevale.
SCHOOL REPORT
Promotion Exams of S. S. No. 6
Hay.
Jr. IV to Sr. IV; - Charolette
Farwell, hon.
Jr. III to Sr. III; - Luella Far-
well and A'hthony Regier hon; Br -
nee Rose.
Sr. II to Jr. III;-- Lela Witmer
hon.; Edith Greb, Leonard Dabus
Edgar Foster, Lawrence Regier-
Jr. II to Sr. II -Orville Wi'tmer
hon; Georgina Foster,
•4, UNDERWEAR, HATS„ CAPS, ETC.
IT to Jr, IT; -Anna 'Marie ,
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN' SEEDS AND ROOT,
ON HAND
LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE FOR SEED CORN
0. FRITZ
The Shoeman
4- ;.. -e4-3+t t + +3tt+3+t3+444 4b44o4o,;..; 4-1-4-t i tt3tt3333t3o4 ate+' 3'1`
Spring and Summer Goods
We have a nice Assortment of Dry
Goods in stock.
SILKS, POPLINS, WHITE SUIT,INGS, LADIES'
WAISTS, MIDDIES, HOUSE DRESSES, SUMMER
Farwell.
Pt. 1 to . Pt. III; --Beatrice Far-
well; 'Andrew Foster., Alphonse Da-
bus, Harold Masse.
Pr;e-Earl Gingerich, Neil Wit-
mer, 1 nneth Greb, Evelyn 1V.lass.'.
1). I. Fowdie, Teacher.
CASTOR •A
For Infants and Children
hi Use ror Over 3O years
Always .clef's
the
SEEDS
Fresh Groceries always in Stock
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE n -.97
BLAKE