Zurich Herald, 1921-09-22, Page 8Page Eight
ZXTRICIn HERALD
EW GOODS
At Low Prices
New Goods for Fall now arrivingand
and prices are much lom er than you
were accustomed to pay
We have: -
54 -in. black and navy serge. Its fine twill and smooth fin-
ish makes it an excellent cloth for suit or dress, only yd. $2.10
40 -in. serge in black, navy, Copenhagen and wine, at spec-
ial prices per yard. ... •..
Fine black douchess .silk. 1 -yd wide at per yard ._. ... ... .._2$.50
Balance of Habutia Silk, 36-inwide to clear per yard ... ._, ...90e
Dark Prints now 'selling at
Light prints, now selling at per yard
Rockfast Shirting at per yard... ...
Monarch Down yarn 2 -oz. ball now at ...
Men's Work Shirts iSpecial at each
Men's blue stripe pveralls $1.75
A shipment' of ,Girl's coats on
hand, ,sizes from 12 to 20, we can
offer /these at very low prices:So
corn& early for first choice.
New range of point laces for dress
and coat collars priced from 70c
30c
25c
35c
35e
to $1.50 per yard.
Men's fine pants now selling from.
$3.75 to $5.00.
COME AND SEE THEM.
'A quantity of Purity No. 1 timothy seed for sale
J. GASCHO & SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
Our Garage is a refuge to motorists in
trouble; because wo. make repairs thor-
oughly ancd`c-arry a most complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
'ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR PARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
PitEST--O—LITE
Battery Sales and Service Station
A complete line of 'fires, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc.
We need Your Business, Satisfaction Assured
H. Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
41+++++++++++++++++.1.4-1.++++4-+++++++++++++++++++++++++4:
+++++P+4.++++4.4++++++++++
4.
4.
4.
4.
Get your supply of these
*
We have only a few hundred sacks of Cement left and we
+ do not intend to get another car this Fall. We would advise
* the public who require some to come and get their supply
while it lasts. We also have a few rolls o#.,Frost Wire
.i. Fence, equal space, only a few rolls to Clea' it a REDUCED
PRICE. Farmers requiring fencing should not miss this. No
* Better Fence made.
Now is the time to haveour eve
e
trough and roof repaired before the
cold weather sets in. We give best
g
of attention to plumbing work. Carry
a full line of stoves, furnaces, heat-
*
ers, oil stoves, auto accessories,
*heavy and shell hardware, etc.
* .. Square Deal, Our Motto
i
ISTADE & W I DO :+.
PREETER BLOCK • ZURICH
*i **1 g, »:i':'«' 4040` JH4,4 .4.14t taIly� kiti. yak's,+tip►• ; nr+ir+d+aN iF•0
Heady -to -Wear
Clothing
HENQMY BROS.
_GENTS FUtNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
SOONER OR LATER
You will come here for your Clothes
-if you wait until later you"ll wish
you had come sooner
Tailor Made Suits
Guaranteed Indigo
Blue Serge
$30 Up
DENOMY : BRos.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mitchell has purchased a new
fire hall and will issue debentures
for $5,000. to pay for a new chem-
ical fire truck, appliances and
hose.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Daters of
Hay Township were Sunday visit-
ors .to t.:he former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hy. Daters,) New Ham-
burg.
The recent marriage Law yAinend'
ment Act appointing clerks ;,1 of
each municipality as issuers • of
marriage licenses . will go into ef-
fect Oct. 1, but old issuers will .be
permitted til issue libenses up 40.
Oct. lst, 1921.
Mr. John Kipper, the local bl-
acksmith has recently installed an
electric prepelled blower in; .,hied
forge. It is a large improvem
en't to the old hand driven bel
lows that have passed out of ex-
istance. John believes in being up
to the times.
•
Insurance on parcel postage in
Canada will come into effect ip
October 1st, according to notice
officially gazetted last week. Par
cels will be accepted for insurance
against loss up to $5; six ets. up
to $25, lOcts, u,p to $50 and not ex-
ceeding $100.
Another weekly newspaper, the
Chatsworth News, has ceased pub-
lication• In making the announ-
cement the News says, heavy cost
of publication has made it impos-
sible to carry on further. Only
a few weeks ago the Wellesley*.
Maple Leaf discontinued public-
ation.
•
Among those from a distance
who attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Schade last Wednesday
were; Mr. and Mrs. Isreal Wilkie no
and family, Mr. George Wilhelm,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Adam Sippel and
son Wilfred, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Sippel and son Alvin; Mr. and Mrs
Ed. Noll, and Mrs, Sippel, Sr.,' sis-
ter of the departed, all were of
Milverton.
MILLINERY
NEW FALL • SHOWING
X Of all the latest;Styles in Mill-
inery. Womens', Misses' and Ch:l-
dren's trimmed and untrimmed hats
in all the leading shades.
SPECIAL
Special Showing of small boys'
black plush and velvet hats, plush
and cloth tams in all sizes. Make
your selection while'the choice is
good.
M. E.. Routledge, Zurich
a good and reliable man and ev-
erybody seems to like him on the
Route.
Mr. Harry Rau, our new bean
buyer is quite busy on the road
buying beans.
Mr. Lawrence Denomy is able to
be around again after ai .serious il-
lness.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Denomy, Mr.
and M. Maximet'Denomy motored
to Coultright last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mousseau and
family from McGregor returned
home last week, after spending a
few weeks holidays here.
Word was received here this we
ek of the death of Mr. Jacob Zeller
of Wisconsin ,:State, who died on
September 15th, in his 70th year.
Mr. Zeller will be remembered by
many in Zurich, having been , a
son of the late Michael Zeller, and
was born and raised in Zurich. He
is a hrother to Mrs. Wm. Klopp of
the village. Mrs -E. Appel of New
Hamburg, Mrs. Annie Zeller, De-
troit and 'Mr. Edmund Zeller of
Windsor.,
After a publication period . of
three months the IngersollDaily
Chronicle has ceased publication
and an assignment has been made.
The proprietor, Arthur Willoughby'i
is down and out because he list
3ned to ithe urging of a number
of Ingersoll people, who did not
understand the conditions surro-
unding the newspaper business in
these days.
DRYSDALE.
The farmers around here are
quite busy threshing beans and
selling them as soon as they are
threshed.
Mr. P. L. Denomy's auction Hale.
last Saturday went fairly good, a
large crowd was present. '
Mr. and Mrs. Cadotte of Chat-
harp are visiting friends and rel-
atives here.
We are vary sorry to report,
that we are going to logo our rinail
carrier ageing as 11r..44044:410 Nina
DASHWOOD.
Miss Alice Lane of Dorchester,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ser,-
tricher.
Miss Clara Kraft has returned
from Grand Bend' where she has
spent the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Shenk of
Stratford spent the week -end in
town.
Mrs. Wes. Wolf and children are
this week visiting in Seaforth.
Mr. H. Hoffman and family and
Gladys Guenther spent Sunday at
the home of E. Bender, 14th con.
Miss Catherine Finkbeiner has
returned after a vacation in Sar-
nia.
Mr. and Mrs. Tries have moved
into Mr. Aaron Musser's house.
Mrs. Chilton and daughter of
Ottawa visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Reid last week.
The funeral of Hazel Irene, the
infant daughter of Mr: and " Mrs.
Otto Restameyer was held Tuesday
morning to the Bronson Line cern
etery, Rev. ' Granpner officiating:
White -At Dashwood on Sept.17,
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. White, a
son.
Mr: Samuel Oestreicher, who has
had his silo filled last Monday, it
being 14 -ft. by 35 feet high, had
four, men tramping in, 11 'vas f'ily
led up to the top in 8 hours and
45 minutes, that is certainly some
filling, and does not only speak
well of the men alone; but itlse
of Mr. Ed, Kraft's outfit. He iia
rtainix .0Draa
Thursday Septeraber 222 19211
...11.a..urr`..1,ve1
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
Atteijtioij
Farmer
Woven Fence
While it lasts at
Here is.a chane to benefit at
prices never heard of
We are the loser.
You are the gainer
MELICFC& BRAEJN
PHONE 63
V1
erai ; Job Dart
�.
Is al ways at your service for •GOOD PRINTING:
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads,,Billheads,'Statements, Envelop-
es, Check Books, Posting Bills a specialty.
BigMid-SummerSale
After our successfUt,three week's
Midsummer Sale we have decided to
continue same fora tinge, as busin-
ess demands these reductions, and
we therefore advjse you totake ad-
vantage of this opportunity. Get
our prices before purchasing.
BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW SPECIALS. SPACE WILL NOT PER-.
MIT US TO PUT AL LBARGAINS IN THIS. ADVERTISEMENT.
Lonoleumns at per yard ... .,. 4$.00 Men's Straw. Hats at
HALF PRIOR
Feltex Regular 2.25 Sale Price $1.70
Big Reduction in Overalls and
Ladies' Waists Regular 3.50 for$2 50 , i Pants e
Regular $2.25 Sale ... __, $150
Children's Straw Hats at
HALF PRICE
All -woo 1 serge 40 in. wide yd. 95e
Light Prints per yard ,. _,. 19c
Dark Prints per yard ..
25c
Dress Voils Regular 1.25, 1.50
$2 per yard Sale Price .., ... 85c
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
House Dresses and Aprons at
Big Reductions.
Mill Ends in Shirtings, Galateas,
Chambrays. Don't forget to
look' at these Snapa
Ladies' Summer Underwear at
Prices Away Down
Ladies' White Cotton Night
Gowns, Reg. 2.00 Sale . $1.50
Job Lot Middies for Girls at 50c
Men's Dress Shirts at
HALF PRICE
Felt Hats at HALF PRICE
Men's and ,Boy's Caps at
HALF PRIMO
Ladies' Middies Regular 2.50 at$1,2
Ladies' White top skirts Reg. 4.50
$5 and $8, Sale' Price .., ,,_ ... $3,00
Ladies' Cotton Night Gowns,
Regular 2,75, Sale Price $2.00
All Curtain Goods at a
BIG REDUCTION.
Towelling: at per yard ,., ,.. ... 15n
GROCERIES
Rise 3 -lbs. for ... ... ,..25e
Laundry Soap 4 bars for ,..._25e
Yeast Cakes per Box 5e;
Broken Biscuits per pound .,. le °.
Palm Olive Soap 3 for :_25e •
25 Ibs. Calf Meal for „_ �.., ..... $1.23
Fruit Jars, pints dozen ,..
Fruit Jars, quarts per "dozen
Fruit Jars, half -gallon doz. ... $1.00'
Matches per box... ' ...,,. ,,, :.. 1
Castile Soap 7 bars for 250
Produce Wanted. Buteric Fash ons
Phbkiefrr I-4 "WU