Zurich Herald, 1916-09-15, Page 1.010s1111■I..1111
Vali, XVI
URICH
Automobile Rugs and Dusters
We have put in stook a fine lot of automobile rugs and dusters.
Many pretty patterns. Call and see these goods,
Langford Collars
For horses inclined to sore and gaped shoulders. Highly re-
commended by those who have used them on their horses.'o • VI
A fine line of Single Harness. Prices Right.
Sw eat .Peds, Curry Combs, Axle Grease, Gall Cure
R..F. STADE lr= ZURICH
/111111111110111111111011
f11+14+++++++!1•444++++++++444.4444.444+++++.1444#4++++++++
4
.�. ▪ All woollen , serges, clothing, in fact all lines of men's andboy's
4 wear have greatly increased in price, owing to the war.
: We are giving special discounts on all lines of Summer 2. Goods
:3 to clear.
All: our goods are the best that money can buy and are fully
;y, guaranteed_in style and quality. All at the old prices.
Just now we are showing Straw
• Hats, all styles; Men,s and Boy's,
Clothing, Underwear, etc.,
Clearing of Men's and Boys'
Summer Wear
(At reduced prices.)
Butter and. Eggs taken in exchange for goods
THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES
4. 014++44 4. 44++++++++++++44+44. +
144.44444.14++++++++++++++++++++.14+++++4444-1-1.4-44+44
4 4.4 44.4 4••4••4••4••4••4••4••4+X4••4•+++•4•'4••e + ++•4••r' +.1 4•+-4..4.°4.+4-x•44.1-1.4.4 4•• 34
-4•
-4•
-4•
-4.
-4•
-4•
4
-4.
•4.
-4
Barbican= -
FOR street wear you
cannot get a more
serviceable
cloth. It
drapes well
-yet gives
better ser-
vice than
the finest
serge, and
does not
catch the
dust: �.
Every shade.
Silks for Fail and
Winter Wear
Taffeta Silks, yard wide, special
for $1.2b a yard,
This Line is of exceptional val-
ue, extra heavy make, rich dyes
and finish, shown in black and
blue, Special at $1.26,
Black silks and siateens of all
kinds for dresses, suits, separate
coats, skirts laud blouses. The
list of :assortments and styles is
too great for enumeration� in this
space but !any particular silk int
black is ralrnoist sure to be here,
Prices ;start for :yard wide at $1
and sip.
RALD
ZURICH, FRIDAY 'MORNINOa SEPI -EMBER 15, 1916.
.r.14.irs•
LOCAL NEWS.
A large multnber from Zurich +.inid
'vicinity attended London Fair
this week.
New Ads -J, Preeter, T, L.Wurmr
Ruby & Gase. ho, Jesse Stover,
Dominion War Loan,
Miss Irene Douglas is sp^•nding'
several ;months with relatives inl
Nashville, Tenn,
Mrs Michael Kaei•cher; had the
tmisforturoie to fall one day fast
week land .fracture ,her arm.
Ontario will become "DRY" aft-
er tomorrow. No liquor Will be
sold over the bars afterSaturday.
Messrs, Dr. A. Bock and Mr. G.
Bock of New DOn,dee attended the
funeral of Mrs. Boysenberry• on
Motnrdia y.
The directors of the Hay Town-
sh•p Fire Insurance Company held
a business imeetinig at Dashwood
on 'Saturdays
Mr. ;amid Mrs. Charles Fritz and
Mrs. M. Fritz were in London on
Tuesday, on business and also at-
tended the exhibition.
Dr E 5 Hardie d
' + 4�rwi*#►Mwr48•�+ws4+4rlrr8frrwi ff
A • carload of British Columbia
shingles to hand. F. K�albflei- s »
ad% • i Bargain iii Working Shoes
tar.. ;W„ C. Wagner has arr4,nged. "'
to• handle Daehwood bread at his 1
eonfectia�lexy: A lot o: ladies every day good working shoes, tan, worth fibra.
Members sof the 161st, Huron, $2.50 to 8, while they last
Butt; of Camp Borden, were home
on" tint days leave of a bsenice this I
week. 1 ; 1
IYIit; and Mrs J, Shera and family
sod' 'Irrs. R. :Schwalm of Hrarriston
w. e ,visitors at the Evangelical I
Sunday14*
.
Paiwo!lage over Su
land Mrs. Angus Murray of
Tuekersmith township, formerly of
the $auble Line, were visitors here l
Aka tcuesday.. They leave next
week for an extended trip to Ed-
monton and other western points,
ILpe concert, arranged for Fair
Nisi.:±, Sept., 21st, in the Town
Hall; Zurich, by•the board of dir-i The Home of Good Shoes
esters promises to be a grand af-
Only $1.75
Big Reduction in Prices
Of all Sumner Foot wear. It will pay you to see 'our goods
and get our prices.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes:
C. FRITZ. Zurich �
fu%i' The rvery best talent has he- , i__�4#4110104H.1111101604.0414.4•4110116104410600044104/0414
f }. +. 4• /f • 41 ; t.«
ee Iproeured and a program of ex- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILiIIIIIIIINIiIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIiIBiIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIilNllllllllllllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!IliiiiGil!IIIIIIIIIIIIIl
ceptiox�k�l ,merit is in " yinhe for
•
theie who attend. Secure your
a,scrve,d seats early. Plan, of hall DO YOU BELIEVE
at ; he Herald Office'.
ininuseulesm
ar ie, entist, will be ■•
at the Dominion House, .Zurich, on
Wednesday, and Wednesday of
the following week.
Mr. Geo, Bender of Ill., and Mr.:
David Bender of Elkton, '►Tieli,
are visiting their father Mr. Peter
Bender of town,. They motored
over,
Mr E. Oesch, our enterprising
barber, is having his -tonsorial par-
lors nicely painted and decorated,
Mr. H. 13. Little of Hemsali has the
cointract.
Considerable complaint having
been txnade as to the difficulty ex
perienced indistinguishing';' h z
tweeter the ` ordinary two cent post-
age stamp arnd the two -cent post-
age a;nd wartax stamp in as much
as the war tax stamp is simply the
two -cent stamp surcharged by
one cent, it has been decided to
issue another stamp • in, an entirely
different color -brown.
Incorporated 1855
The
'IOLSONS
BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
6 Branches in Canada
nets. Banking
Business Transacted
k''3CurARLETTER OF CREDIT
RANI` 'MONEY 'ORDE° •
Savings Bank Department
Interest at highest current rates
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
THERE ISA BEST? m
Of course youdo.
Well, we sell only the best that money can buys
in all lines we carry. This week we are reducing
our prices on
Canvas and Spring Shoes,
Straw Hats, Dusters, Fly
Nets and other lines that
you will require for hot weather
Highest prices for Farm Produce
Store closed :Tuesday and Friday nights at 6
R. N. DOUGLAS r ��
PHONE 11 on 82' BLAKE
ZM
a
t(I1111I11111M4111111111!11114IIu1111t1111111!IIIIII11111111lIN1111111111111111111111HI11fl1111111111111111111111111111111!Ii egllilleIIIIIIIIIIIII111111E11lii 1iiiiii1111111111!1@III111111111N1111111111IIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111 II
+++++++++÷.1.444.4++++++++ F+++. +4 r•4•++•4••4-+•4•+•4••4•++•4.++•4•.++++4444+++++++++++++++++4+++++++++++++•k••4•+•1••4•-4••4•++++4
4*
9
4.
ofo4'
,4,.
4.;
oto
4.
4.
•4•
4
s
4.
4.
4,
FALL FASHION FETE
To -day and following days is an exposition of the approved fashiohs in Women's, Misses and Childrens
appapel and the moElt recent productions of fabrics. including silks, woollens, dress goods, etc. The
Opening Days are intended to acquaint you with that which is new in all our merchandise. It is
not intended that the opening should be regarded as a bait to lure you to counters and shops, rather
are these opening days, days of special courtesy and you are always:welcome in this store, as free in
your wanderings as you would be in your own home.
'MILLINERY OPENINGS Tuesday y and Wednesday
Our Millinery Department is in charge of Miss Clifton. Smart autumn hats will be on display. Wide
brimmed sailors with flaring brims, tricones, Tam O'Shanter and turbans are in the offering, treated
with that simplicity which is the season's keynote in trimming --a silvery or bright bead ornament, a
band of fur, a trifle cf a feather, of such consist the decorations, applied with that touch:which makes
it chic,
Sweater Coats
We have just received our new
Men's Ladies' and Childrens' sweat,
r coats which are on display.
J. PREETER'
Corded Velvet
We are showing a fine assort-
ment in corded velvets in all colors
and at the old rps'ices. 27 inches
wide at 60 and 65e a yard.
issmemoinmimmemme
Furs & Fur Coats
A splendid display sof ladies'
Fur Scarfs and Muffs at old prices.
STOVES OVES r1ND RANGES
On the *all of every kitcheuin every home is written theWard?Elniamel, hard white Porcelains.
;Enamel. It is good because it is bright, It is good because it is clean. It is good because wom-
en :think it is good. Today ranges must have pante els of Porcelain Enamel, two main
items of style .in tangles in demand this year. White Porcelain Enamel and
simple plain designs • in Nickia trimming, these up to the minute touches are combined its our 1916
Peerless Range, which has provena big seller with us for years,pastWe are showing this range in dif
ferenit styles, also 'in, aleft hand range. Besides the Peerless aware showing the Gilt Edge, :Ha
ll
py Thought, Othello, and the High Oven Peninsula that is attract- inrg everybody that sees it.
We are also showing a large;line 'of Heaters Base Burners and Parlor Cooks, Our special in
this line is the Regal Peninsula, which We will pint up against any -thing on the market A. call will
convince you that this is thepro per place to buy orange or heater when you need one.
Highest Prices for Produce. 'Phone 9
wfl•iet« •4.•4••i••II ++++++•4•+++++++; 1.+++++++.1.444.4.4.4.+4 .I.++++++++ ++++++++++++++++4.i.++++.144.44 ++++*44+ 44+ 114++++ 444 +++++++++++++++4 +•l`++ °d•+• +1 14444+ +4.4.4. 4.4.:4 1•04 ++.1^0 +444 .10
G r:
SyIv; • _ crepe
THE qualities
of is.• • crepe are
unexceli•, t
The mixture
of wool and
mohair is
especially
ffzle.
A good f+ �
s`.sonabie;
elOth in all
colors.
ir.
Dress Fabrics at
Popular Prices
Tweeds and Tartans for child -4
ren's wear, fall and winter school
dresses and for ladies' separate
skint.
Raincoats
Raincoats of extra quality. All
peonies double -stitched and gunk-;
med, Every coat guaranteed.
special purchase from the makers ,
sizes 36 to 40, coats worth Iraq
$10. up rbc) $16,
ZURI