Zurich Herald, 1923-04-19, Page 4Page FM*
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Thursday, ,A.pt'il 19th, 1923
Bankrupt and Stock ducin SHOE
For 13 bays Only
+�r�r�rmcn+�l+� on Satu�rdy, April'tall. and . ending Saturday May5t1i:
THE SIORY. BR1EFLY' TOLD
People! Your one great opportunity of the year has arrived. As you know that we
havep urchased an 0000 bankrupt'. shoe stock in the city of Kitchener and have moved
it to Zurich. We offer the people from every Hamlet,' Village, Town, Countryside this
$8000 shoe stock, and our own stock at Wonderful Reduced Prices. This is a genuine
Bankrupt Sale and Bankrupt Prices will prevail throughout our entire store. To our know-
ledge it is the greatest Shoe Selling vent ever launched in this community or any other=
For 13 Days this store will sell shoes at Prices out of all reason, it must Be Done.
For 13 Days
Chas. Fritz & Son
WILL TURN THEIR SHOE STORE AND KITCHENER'S
BANKRUPT SHOE STORE OVER TO THE PEOPLE. A
SENSATIONAL SHOE SALE THAT ' WILL AWAKEN
ZURICH FOR 50 MILES AROUND.
COME, BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY AND SAVE REAL
MONEY.
The oldest shoe store in
-town Compelled to Sacrifice
V.0 trim PUBLIC—
C. FRITZ & SON IS WILLING TO LET THE
it IEOPLE OF ZURICH AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY HAVE
VHEIR ENTIRE BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK PURCHASED AP
,KITCHENER AN A LOW RATE ON THE DOLLAR. AT PRI -
S LESS THAN COST, THAN CARRY IT OVER TO ANOTH-
IER
SEASON. We ARE GOING TO GIVE OUR OLD " T M
IMISTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, THE BEN
FIT OF THIS GREAT BANKRUPT SALE. ,
WE SAY IT: WE MEAN IT; THE PROOF IS HERE, AND PR-
ICES TALK.
MEN, HURRY RIGHT ALONG SATURDAY. NOW THAT
/'SOU NEED THEM. WE -GC- .EI—'EM WILL SACRIF-
L E THIS HEAVY WORK SHOES AT ... ---- -2.79
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1B YS, GET YOURSELF. A PAIR OF THESE BLACK OR nQ
'AN. BAL MINERS, MART` NEWEST TOE, 2e69
S'ANKRUPT PRICE
la"bns Brown Oxfoi+ls
EANKRUPT PRICE
4.78
few Black Oxfords to Clear at
2:48
hen we Cut! We Cut!
.Men's Dress Shoes . Think of it!
Men's Dress Shoes Black Come Get Em.
Reg:5'.50' On Sale
Men's Tan Oxfords Rubber Heel
•Hand,Em Out
Men's Work Boots Army Counter Tan
$3.89
2.98
$4.78
$3.89
Saturday
April 2ist.`
FRITZ
LETS HER
Go
Prices 'fairly Murdered
Ladies Boots - Step Lively 99c
Ladies Pumps A Suitable Gift ' 89c
Ladies Bed Room Slippers—Extra Extra 48c
Infants Shoes-- Think of it 24c
Misses Patent Sandals, just what
is wanted now size 11 to2
Bankrupt Price _.1 .A 9
'WOMEN'S BLACK AND TAN CAN
VASS :HOUSE SLIPPERS, LEATH-
ER SOLES
Bankrupt Price .._ ...
65c
CHILD'S BUTTON SHOES
One lot of Children's _Shoes soft
and hard soles. All in one box
Sizes 1 to 4
Bankrupt prices
23c
WOMEN'S BLACK AND BROWN
Rid Boots—Nothing better 'under
the shining Sun. Reg. 4.51 to7.00
Stock Reducing Sale _." .... 91 87
ONLY •
2•i. Pairs of Women's Oxfords and
Shoes with Rubbers to -fit them
WHAT'S THIS? YES
1.38
Women's Pumps
High Heel Button Shoes and Lace
Shoed Values ranging from $3.00
to $4.001 •
�9�
ill Clear out at ;:::... .__
Children's
BOX .CALF, (WILLIAMS MAKE(
A Real Good. School Shoe with Rub
ber heels, Reg. $3.95
Bankrupt Price1
•49
SEE OUR JOB LOT OF DI>F'FER-
ENT SIZES AND STYLES OF
FOOTWEAR, 'TO CLEAR 1 00.
At ' Bankrupt Pri ce V
ONLY A FEW DOZEN PAIRS OF
WOMEN'S ALL .LEATHER HOUSE
e SLIPPERS, SOLID
C. FRIT
Bankrupt Price.... ... 1 •18
SHOE MERCHANTS
Zurich Ont.
BOYS, COME—HERE IS YOER CHANCE TO GDT IN ON A
Real Bargain 12 -in. Work Shoe Chrome. The regular
Price is Smashed from $5.00 to Our Bankrupt Price el
BOYS' BOX CALF BLUCHERS. •
A Real Shoe for School. So:id throughout. Mothers,
Don't miss this chance. Regular Value $4.00,
Bankrupt Price 2.25a
BOYS' FINE PAT. I3LUC. AND GUN METAL TOPS. 248
A. REAL SNAP AT
MEN, HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU/
AMES HOLDEN SHOES, Dark Brown Calf, Dress Shoes, right' •
up to the minute and nothing in this town ever ap- On:
proached its equal, Reg. 7.S0Bankrupt PriceeS•ClIbP
SPE CIAL
Men's American EIk Tan and Black (Greb's Make • A
Good strong Shoe for men and will nevereget hard.
Sewed and Standard screw nailed. soles. Regular 3.75
Price $5:90. Bankrupt Priro •
It won't do you an; ounce Of ;ooh
to read this advertis,t:'r.em 11 .less
you come to the store and i for
'ourself
It is said that worry kills more
ljeople than week - probably be -
tame more people worry thaxi
`work.
HENSALL
Miss Eleanor Lindenfield, on Lon
elton, 'visited her grandparents, Mr
land, Mrs; 3. Lindenfieid in town last
vetek..
Mrs. J. 'VA 'Boutl Bouthron is in I at-
rtoo, on account of the serious -
einem of her father, G. F. Yong-
tint, a former business man of
sur village.
Dr'. Moir, who has been special-
Edward Moyle and mother of
I erth,Australia, arrived in Exet-
rc and the latter will make her
'Isom with her daughter, Mrs. II.
ening$, f
izing during the winter months at
the larger hospitals °contres, has
returned to continue his practice at
Hensall.
The funeral of the late, Mrs.
Con. Volland, of Clinton, whose
death occured on Sunday last, took
place on. Wednesday last to Hen -
sail Union Cemetery. Rev, Mr.
Anderson conducted the services at
the house while Bev. Rivers took
charge at the grave. The Henry
Volland near Tuckersmith is a son.
Mrs. T, J. Berry and son Ed. re-
tue.ned from Windsor and Detroit,.
after visiting With Mrs. Berry's son
Wilasq, and Mr. and Mrs. H. ' A..
McEwen and relatives.
Miss Ipma Rennie of [Detroit,
spent trine week• end with her par-
ents.
Pleased to see Mrs. J. S. Mc-
Donald., who has been quitepoor-
ly able. to be out again.
Quality
HIRE YOU GET QUALITY AT
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE .PRICES
You Can Buy CHEAPER Clo-
thes—and forgot QUALITY
It isn't what you PAY but what
you receive that counts.: PAT
for 'quality- here and yon 'get it—
at the lowest possible prise for
which good. Clothes can be made
to order.
Styles
Pick your own to fi t you alone.
Lois of Styles—Real St 'les -that's
tailored in to stay+, not ironed in
for a day,
You Will Like Our Work
erth� TaiIor Zuri�h
Mrs. R. N. Douglas andeu
daughter of Blake, were visiting
the past week their relatives Mrs.
T. Dick and Mrs. B. Bell.
Miss Irene Douglas returned
recently from Detroit and Wind-
sor, where she had been on a visit
The friends of Fred Busch will
be sorry to learn that he leontin-
uee very poorly and is suffering
a good. deal.
Our council intend shortly taking
out considerable purples earth in,
the boulevard portion of our str-
eet, which will make a. great im-
provement, as the earth has not
settled down enough to prevent.
the water from snow or rain run-.
ning back on the, sidewalks.
CREDITON
W.n. Watson has disposed of his
briick and tile yeard to- Aaron
ii: eir
Miss Lindhurst of Hespler, sp-
ent. the week- end. with Miss Julia
Haueb(, at the Evang. parsonaeg,.
Jacob Holtzman underwent , a
slight operation in London, on Sat
urday, Vera returned home with
hint.
Miss Leona Finkbeiner, who has
been holidaying with Miss Laving
Smith, has returned. to Mimico to
resume her teaching duties. t,•r'
The Can: Conference of the
Evangelical church is holding its
5?th annual session in Zion Church,
Crediton, from April lith to 23,dr
On Tuesday evening a musical
program was given by the Chleeal•
Society under the direction of Prf.
y..Vcr% Anderton. An excellent
program has been arranged and
snecral speakers will deliver .ad-
dresses each evining, to which the
npublic are invited, on Friday rev;
ening the Egang. choir of Zurich
will be present, while on Wednes-
day evening the Dashwood choir
t'lvili.render the music.
The meeting of the Crediton
A.A, held on April 5th was evell.
attended. ,i3, X. Silber occupied:
the chair, the following officers
vt'ere elected;—Chairman Dr. Orme
\'' ice chairman, H. E. Silber; S'ee*
rotary, Cl•, Wi. Sweitter; tress, Mose
Foist, member to represent
A. on athletic field, Ezra Oestrei-
cher It was also decided to held
the annual celebration on May 24,
and the different committees sel-
ected. 4 cliicuassiort was also held
on the probability' of a skating
rime and bowling green.
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Spruce
Up
FOR EVERY
SURFACE
Paint
Up.
Now is the time you can greatly improve the appear-
ance of your home with a touch of paint here and
there. Don't- neglect your furniture and woodwork.
A coat of protection will work wonders. Save • the
surface and you save all.
MARTI N5ENOU R
PAINTS AND VARIVl3HES
For the Walls and Ceilings
NE U - T O N E. --the washable,
sanitary finish that will not fade
or rub off. Many pleasing tints
and suggestions for stencilled
borders.
For Woodwork, etc.
MARTIN'S WHITE ENAMEL
—(the enamel de luxe) a beauti-
ful finish for bathrooms, bed-
rooms, eft. It stays white.
For Floors
SENOTIR'S FLOOR PAINT-
a wide range of colors. It dries
bard with a beautiful enamel
finish that wears and wears and
wears.
For Hard -wood Floors
MARBLE- ITE—The perfect
floor finish that withstands the
hardest usage. A hard 'finish that
will not mar nor scratch white.
It can be washed with soap and
water.
For Furniture
WOOD -LAC STAIN—in many
shades, Oak, Mahogany, Cherry,
etc. Gives to inexpensive woods
the appearance of the more
costly. Easy to use.
For Verandahs
OUTSIDE PORCH PAINT—
dries hard in a few hours and
wears like iron.
Come and consult us on any painting you contemplate.
We will be glad to advise. We have a full range o
MARTIN-SENOUR Paints andVarnishes—theeasi stand
most profitable to use. For every purpose—for every surface.
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ZURICH. ONT.
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