Zurich Herald, 1921-08-11, Page 14
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11, t92I.
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher,
$1,25 a Year In Advance
$1.50 IN ARRL.RS,.2 M.A1 I3E CIIA GE
You know the lightness and comfort cf Fleet -Foot shoes on'
Bowling green, Tennis Courts, etc. You get into your Fleet foot.,P
just as you slip on flannel's or white ducks. Why not wear Fleet:
Foot all day, right through the summer and enjoy ease, and com-
fort. We have them for Men, Women and Children.Also a
full line of white canvass, Oxfords, Ties, and Pumps. Call. and .see
our display and get our prices.
W. H. PFIL_E, ZURICH
SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIR
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SUMMER
Miss Gertrude Weber is visiting
at London.
Mr. Ed. Deiehert of Detroit is
visiting at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz were Sun-
day erisitors at Dashwood.
Mr. R. T. Dunlop of Frankford,
is ;spending a few days in the
village. c `. BROKEN LENSES ACCURATELY
Miss Jackson of London was the
Iggest of her friend Miss Margaret
Lemont, over Sunday. W HESS
Dr. John Hagen of Chicago, is�Y
visiting at the home of his mother
Mrs. J. Hagen, Parr• Line.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Shea'a of Gor-
rie were week -end visitors at the
;evangelical parsonage.
Eyes Tested
Glasses Fitted
The last month for these Summer Sale events I.
arrived and we are now facing the arrival of
Stocks which makes it necessary to clear outa;r
Summer Merchandise to make room for the rievc`
goe ds and price is not now a factor, as our bus
policy demands that no stocks, be carried over
one season to •another.
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DUPLICATED
Mr. John F. Moritz left on Mon-
day for Cavalier, N. D., to help,
garner the summers harvest,
Miss Dorothy Truemner, nurse,
left for Toronto on Tuesday morn-
ing to resume her duties in that
city.•C .
Mrs. By. Magel and daughter,
Mrs. Fry and daughter, of De-
troit are visiting at the home of
Mrs. E. Westlake.
' Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Laidlaw asci
f"';1'7, , of Cross veil, Mich..; are
spending their holidays with rel=
atives here.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Mose Wilhelm and
fazily of Shakespeare ;spent the
week -end with relatives and fri-
en4s at Zurich. e t
and Mrs
Taggarre,t; who
hien vleitxng. ,eIol.,a ieiv
weeks, returned to their _ home at
South Bend, Ind,, on Saturday.
1VI•r. and Mrs. Jas. Smith, accom-
panied by Mr: and Mrs.Adove1• of
Platsville, ,were visitors with rel-
atives in' this "vicinity over the
.week -end.
Masters Frank and"Eruce McKay
returned tom their home IA at London
after 'visiting for some time at
the home of Mr. and Mts. Morris
Weber.
Mrs. Mary Miller of Dashwood,
and daughter, Matilda sof Toron-
to are visiting at the home, of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvanus Witmer, Baby-
lon Line.
Mrs. Jaco b Smith and Miss
Lilian Eidt of Detroit took in the
Greyhound excursion to Goderich
this week and visited at the homes
of the former's sisters, Mrs. 4
Melick of the village, and Mrs. D.
Mclsaac, Crediton.
• Over a period of two weeks,
five babies were born to a woman
in Budapest, Hungary. She was
forty-one years of age and the
mother of ten children at the time
including a pair of twins. • The
babies and mother all left the
hospital alive and healthy.
Among those who left on the
harvesters excursion in the West,
on Wednesday morning, we notice;
Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Mousseau, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Meiclinger; Mrs. J.
1; 3. Schnell, Mrs. Folton and chil-
dren, Miss Mary Kipper; Messrs..
Dan. Gascho, Ed, Schnell, Meno
Oeseh and Geo. Deichert.
'•1)ece nt love of one man for one
wama t and of one woman for one
man -on sue]. sancitity is the hum-
an home builded. Within the
glea.mieg glory of such charmed
c .cies do the children, come and
grow to the splendid soldiery of
service." .More of such sentiment
would make an end of the divorce
evil that spreads likd a contagion
%md threatens the very existence
Of the home. —Los Angels Times
WE I3AVE A FEW, ENDS OF FANCY VOILES LEI`T ,OBER R,ROM OUR l
LOT REG. PRICE UP TO $1.25 A'YARD,. TO CLEAR .AT ' ' 25 CE'
ANOTHER LOT UP .TO $2.50 PER YARD, TO CLEAR A T J, ... �'... _. F i ...Soc. PER Yui';;
ALSO A FEW REMNANTS FROM 2 TO 4 YD. ENDS A1T A BARGAIN. ' >YOLT SHOIILD"ei
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ORGANDIES
Colored Organdies in Whitey
Blue, Pink and 1VIauve to clear .
at per yard, 50c. and.*
PRINTS
Best qualities in hight and dark.;‘
Blues, at per yard
Good quality, Light Patterns at 20C
SHIRTINGS
Good quality black and whitE,
blue and white stripe at 20e
Best quality Rock fast Drills e
Black and White, per yd. 30ie
WHITE VOILE WAISTS
A line of Ladies' white Voile Waists, Lace Trimmed, Lond
short Sleeves, Regular $2.50 to clear at ._. ...f ... 1
Another Job Lot of Waists, to clear at, each
White cotton corset covers, good quality, deep lace triming
and
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MIDDY WAISTS
at 23c
Women's and children's Middies with long and short Sleeves isi-
plain White and Colored Trimmings at .......... HALF PRICE'
CHILDRENS' DRESSES
Your last opportunity to get anise dregs for a girl from 2 to 10
years, only a few left and they all gc' at .._ ..''_. HALF PRICE
Silk and Cotton Hose
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Children's good quality fine ribb cotton Hose in blk. and brown
Reg. uip to 50c a pr, in all sizes up, to 10,r ;to clear ati a pry
Ladies Silk Hose, best quality polors blk. Brown and white at1$.25 40
Also a line of Silk Hose, all shades at per pair - 75c
Children's Lisle socks, colored top;, at
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Dressing Sacks
Ladies Dressing Sacks in blue, pink and rose, made of good quality
fancy crepe, will give splendid' satisfaction: at each
SILKS
White wash satin, specially adapted for Ladies' skirts, good quality
36 inches wide, at per yard $2.25
A line of colored silks for dresses 36 -in, all shades, yd. 98c and $L25
Silk Tricolette, a splendid material .for blouses and skirts in col-
ors, white, navy and orange shades, 36 -inches wide, yd. .:....$3.00
Leave your order now for No.1 Purity timothy seed at lowest prices.
Phone ,9
J. PREETER
Produce Wanted
The Zurich Turf Club are hold-
ing matinee races this Friday ev-
ening at 6 o'locek, sharp. Any-
body wishing to enter their horse
Fare at libevty to do so. No en-
. trance fee will be charged. or ad -
A Vmission to the grounds. A Coll-
ection will be taken for the im-
provenrents of the track. Come
One and all and make thi's an inter. -P
eating event.
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated in 1835
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Capital and Reserve $9,000,004;.
Over 130 Branches
The cost of living is falling,.
iso the price of food stuff..
This necessitates increased'
production. Produce more
and deposit your surplus in
The Molsons Bank where
will be ready for any call and
yet be earning interest.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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FRE -WAR PRICES
THEY ARE NOT COMING, BUT ARE 'RIGHT HERE PRE-
WAR PRICES ON A GREAT MANY OF THE LINES WE CAR
RY. ESPECIALLY THE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOTS.
AND GROCERIES.
We have a good shirting at 35 cents per yard.
A good Denise at 50 cents per yard.
A good Denine for boys suits at 50 cents per yard.
Cottons at 15 cents per yard and upwards.
Flannelettes at 25 cents per yard and upwards.
Men's Shirts were $2.50 arenow selling at $1.25.
Men's Overalls, per pair from $1.25 to $2,00
AND A GREAT MANY OTHER LINES REDUCED ACCORD-
INGLY.
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF TIE
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING,
Fresh Groceries always in Stock.'
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