Zurich Herald, 1921-08-25, Page 1•w
ZURtCH, THURsDAY`"`'MOKNlNQE AUGUST 25, 1921„
Vo , XX 11, No
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FLEE00
You know the lightness
,;Bowling green, Tennis Courts, etc.
just as you slip on flannels or whit
Foot ali day, right through the su
fort. We have them for Men,
full line of white canvass, Oxfords,
bur display and get our prices.
and comfort' cf •Fleet -Foot shoes on
You get into your Fleet foot
e ducks, Why not wear; Fleet-`
rnmer and enjoy ease, and corn-
Women and Children. Also
Tics, and Pumps. Call and se
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SHOE MERCHANT AND REPAIRS.
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to T. The last
month for these SummerSale events has
,a ,. arrived and we are now facing.. the' arrival of Fall 1;
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'.4o Stocks which makes it necessary to cleat out otir-
ODd m :er Merchandise. to make room` for the new fall'i
O.D. Su
i o.`g:oocls and price is not now a,factor, as our business
4 policydemands that no stocks be carried over. from '.
4 one season to afotlle .°
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Fancy
ress Goods
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher
$1,25 -a Year In Advance
$1,54 TX AltRAARS, $2 MAY BE 01118.R( E
Mr, and. Mrs. - H. Gallivan were
week end 'visitors . at Goderich
Miss PearlWuitz, is visiting 'at.
Sarnia And paints in Michigan.
Mr. Philip Bedard of Tilbury v -
lied relatives liege the past week.
Mrs. (Rev.) F. B. Meyer and chil-
dren are visiting .at Gerrie this
u?cek.
Mrs.:Wes. Merrier and two .chil-
dren of Winnipeg are visiting re-
latives' here.'.,
Mr, and Mrs: A. F': `Hess and Mr,
Albert ..less :were visitors to Lon-
don Tiursde;y,
Don't :forget the' dight lunch that
will be aer,yed .in the ,.Ladies' Hall
Zurich,' on Saturday eve,
WE HAVE A• FEW ENDS 011,, FANCY 'VOILES LEFT OVER FROM OUR IMMENCEro
,. :. , L ; *Pe WE HHAA?E MADE TWO LOTS OF::THEM
wr,T`f•?.C;w..!TO CEEAR '�$...5 T 4'. YARD, TO CLEAR--- ---... 25 CENTS
L01� 'REG. PRICE UP TO $ , `' - AT _
ANOTHER ,.-LOT UP ,$2
•:50 PER YARD, TO CLEAR AT ... .._ .._ .. F-_, ...5�Oc. PER; YDS
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ALSO A FEW REMNANTS FROM 2 TO . YD. ENDS AIT A BARGAIN.' YOU SHOULD`
GET ;"SOME OF THESE VALUES.
ORGANDIES
Colored Organdies,. in White,
Blue, Pink and Mauve to clear
at per yard, '50e. and 609.
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PRINTS . o
Best qualities in hight and dark
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Blues, at per yard :,
Good quality, Light Patterns at.20c
1RT1N.OS
Good quality black and white,
blue and White stripe. ,at 20c
Best quality Rock fast Drills
Black and White, per yd. . 30c'
WHITE VOILE WAISTS
A line of Ladies' white Voile Waists, Lace Trimmed, Londa aril
short Sleeves, Regular $2.50 to clear at ___ „_ ___ -
Another Job Lot of Waists to clear at, each _-. .__ ._ 50c
'White cotton corset covers, good quality, deep dace triming at 23c
MIDDY WAISTS
Women's and children's Middies with long and short Sleeves in
plain White and Colored Triinnzings at .._ __- . HALF PRICE
CHILDRENS' DRESSES
Your last opportunity to - get' anice dress for a girl froLr> .to 10
years, only a few left and they all goat __..-"
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Silk and Cotton Hose
Children's good quality fine ribb cotton Hose in bis. and brown.
Reg, up to 50c a pr. in all sizes up to 10,; to clear eh. a pie 25c
Ladies Silk Hose, best quality icolors blk Brown and white at1$.525
Also a line of Silk Hose, all shades at per pair -.- .. , •,:50c
Children's Lisle socks, colored top• at ___ -•- .
Mrs. Ed. Stoner of Kinde, Mich.,
is visiting her sister, rMs. Simon
Greb, Babylon Line.
and Mrs. David Barry of
Dun Tille were week -end visitors
with relatives here.
'Glia. ane4ebers of the Evangel
ical "fehrir dh are arranging far a
inouster ,Fowl Supper this fall,
T1ie home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Gaiter has recently been wired for
Hydro, by Mr. H. G. Hess, electr-
kionr,
Mr,. ,Oliver Johnson of Goderich
and son' Earl, of oTronto, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.' Thos,
Johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Geiger of
,RockYvood, are visiting.at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrd. leloses, Geiger.
Mr. and.. Mrs. JQl3, Mousseau and
familyeof -:Detroit, who have been
visiting relatives here and at the
Sauble, returned to their homein
that city on/ Saturday.
N 7', pM tb S'l �j'... yam{. yy
P,iiss 'rroi.r.i.'''Ez""41si'`',er.•
Kitchener on Tuesda morning, •
From there she will attend the
millinery openings at Toronto, and
will take 'ap her former position
at Waterloo.
Mrs David Ruby, of Cavalier, N.
D:, is at present visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. nda Mrs.
E. Gies, of this village. Mrs:
Gie is very ill and slight hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
Eyes Tested
Glasses Fitted
BROKENLENSESACCURATELY
DUPLICATED
Dressing Sacks
Ladies Dressing Sacks in blue, pink and rose, made of good quality
• fancy crepe, will give splendid satisfaction at each•
fe $1:26
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 93c and $1+25
Silk. Tricolette, a splendid material for blouses and skirts ui col-
ors, white, navy and orange shades, 36 -inches wide, yJ -- --•$3.00
Lode your order now for No.1 Purity timothy seed at lowest prices.
Phone 59
PREETER
Produce Wanted
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W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND -OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated in 1855
THE
NS
BANK
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
Buy Canadian Goods --and heli
to keep Canadian workmear
busy, it will help you..
Buy wisely and save asmucle.
as possible' and deposit yaw
savings in the Molsons Baxi..ls•.
Ceurteous service to all.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
1. Your Horse Requrem6fl u
requirements at greatly reduced prices: t
'HORSE WHIPS ETC. ETC:
t We are offering the folloWillg seasonable Horse
HORSE
SE BLANKETS RUGS ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS,
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SEE omt EXTRA. FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT 4
A BIG R EDUCTION.
We also carry in etoc au i in
k full Line of Heavy Harness a g
le
harness, Etc. e
3 REPAIRING A SO CIALoT "'
1 FRED THIEL ZURICH
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The Lutheran Choir, ,accompan-
ied by Rev. H. Rembe, attended
services at Auburn on Sunday af-
ternoen, and as a cousequence,the .i
evening service in the Lutheran
church was not called until eight
o'clock.
On- Saturday evening, August,
27th, commencing at 7 o'clock,the
Wornens' Lnstitute will serve Ice
Cream and Pie in the Ladies' Hail
Zurich. "At 9.30 o'clock two com-
forters will be sold by auction at
the same place ' Everybody come
and enjoy the dainties.
The Prize Lists for Zurich Fall
Pair are now ready for distribut-
ion and 'copies can be obtained
from the Secy-Treas., A._ F. Hess,
or from any Directors of the Soc-
iety. Miss Powell, of the . Agric-
ulture Department, has revised
the dairy products and Ladies'
work departments and a new de-
partment of Domestic sciencehas
been added. The changes are of
special interest to the ladies. The
Government judges this year are;
as follows;Torses, Wm. Gould,
Croton; Cattle, Sheep and Swine,
E. V. Thompson, Guelph; Poultry
Thos. Raines, Brantford.
WINNERS OF THE HAY TOWN-
SHIP SOLDIERS' MEMOR:- •
JAL .SCHOLARSHIP FOR 1921
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Public Inspector, J. Elgin Tome
has notified the Clerk of Hay Tow
nship that the following are the
names andaddresses of the H. S.
Entrance candidates that won the
Hay Township Soldiers' Memorial
Scholarship for 1921.--ist and 2nd.
Scholarships; Newell Geiger, S. S.
No. 7, and, Leonard Greb;, S. S. No.
2; Leonard Greb,, 11 years old, and
Newell Geiger, 12 years old, were
equal and 1st, and 2nd 'scholarships
will be divided equally between
thein, 3rd Scholarship, Margaret
Aldsworth, S. S. No. 2.
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After our successful tme week's sale
wefind that we have several lines
left that we will sell at wonderful
reductions at our Zurich Branch.
Canvass and Summer Footwear
prices Slashed topieces
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SHOE MERCHANTS AS Rte+ ZURICH'
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ror Infants and. Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
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PREWAR PRIGS
THEY ARE NOT COMING: 13UT ARE RIGHT HERE PRE-
WAR PRICES ON' A GREAT MANY OF THE LINES WE CAR
R' . ESPECIALLY TEE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES -
AND GROCERIES.. -
We have a good shirting at 35 cents per yard.
A good Denine at 50 cents per yard.
A good Denim for bos suits at 50
c isupwarper yard.
Cottons at 15 cents peryard
Flannelettes at 25 cents per yard and upwards.
Men's Shirts were $2.50 e.renow 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 THE
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING.
Fresh Groceries always in:. Stock
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 S