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The Herald, 1912-07-12, Page 8The' Qualit STORE �« Clearing Sale of J3ig of F Summer Goods OR 30 DAYS We will offer bargains in all lines of goods to clear. Below is a few of the many bargains we are offering. Call and be convinced that this is a genuine money saving sale. Dress Goods, ail lines, reg. 60e for 450 yd. All other Dress Goods in proportion Summer Dress Goods Repps regular 25e ........ .... for 20c a yard Voils regular 30c .. tor 200 a yard Rajah Stripes re,nl .r 15c for 120 a yard Shanting Stripes regular 25o -- for 200 a yard Colored Mulls .... ..........250 for 20c Fancy Dress Linens .. - - 20c for 150 Fancy Vestings 200 for 15c White Lawn Waists Trimmed with embroidery, also lace and insertion Regular $L 50 for $1 10 Regular $1,25 for 900 for 900 1 00 for .65 Corset Covers Regular 500 for 400. Special line at 250 each Prints All c.ur regular 12c prints and ginghams to go at 10o the yard. 10 pieces special print at 50 the yard. Towellings 5o a yard and up. 6 pieces Art Muslin, regular 10c for 5e yard 8-4 twilled Bleached Sheeting at 250 a yard 8 4 twilled special Unbleached Sheeting at 250 a yard. Millinery The balance of oar Trimmed Sats, Shapes, Flowers, etc, at half regular price. All our 4 yard wide Linoleums, Lancaster and Nairns, regular $2 and $.2 25 a yard, for $1,50 a yard. Tapestry Floor Coverings Rugs size 3x3 ..regular .$ 9 00 fort 6,50 3x4 '..regular..t .i2 00 for., 8,,50 3,c4 ,-......regular 13.50for 9.75 3x4 ........ regular 14 00 for 10.00 3x4 ,,..regular 15,00 for 11.00 31x4 .... ....regular 16.00 for 12,00 Wall Papers at Bargain Prices to clear Men's Suits Regular $11,00 for $8 00 Reg. $9 00 for $6.50 10.00 for 7 00 8 00 for 5.50 Boys Suits from $1,25 up, Men's and Boys' Straw Hats $1.25 for $1.00 750 for 600 500 for 400 35o for 250 25c for 20c All Spring Caps 3513 to 60c for 250 each Fancy Vests Regular $1.75 and $1 50 each, to clear at $1.00 Men5s Collars Men's stand up Linen Collars, 14i to 17 size, 5c each, slightly soiled. Groceries Best roasted Rio Coffee 20c 1b Royal Yeast 3 boxes for 100 Acme Gloss Starch 4 boxes for 250 Snow White Corn Starch 4 boxes 25c 5 lbs best 25c Japan Tea for $1.00 10 bars Merner's Laundry Soap 250 Canadian Coal Oil 120 a gallon. Fine Sarnia Salt, new, in 280 pound barrels, $1.25 barrel, ghest prices paid for all kinds of Farm Produce 1s� JML • •J " GENERAL MERCHANT ich, = marl o Telephone 28 0`1 OQ A ii: TERS FOR rated Bro.dway THIw fi BASEBALL The Zurich funior's drove to Eilsbrzi on Tuesday evening end handed telelain', of that "burg" a right hard gee `,P e playing was good throughout, Ne,b Plaa3 pitcher for liashwood striking ;Alai f tt`' . while Thiel of Zurich is creditedutlh S The following is the score in, dotai pl iw[r4 Zurich A 13 11 I; E Howalcl 3rd Clate Hoffman 2nd 5 2 lY Lee Hoffman s s 4 2+ , Ch Weber of 5 1 C Eilber lst 5 1 3 11 Kalbfleiseh rf 5 0 1-: Ford Howalcl o 4 0 1 F Thiel p 4 0 Clare Koffman 1f 4 1 41 1 15' Dashwood 41i B R E Neeb p 4 0 0 0 vI Oestreieher ss 4 0 0 1 N Kellerman 2nd 3 0 h1 Dlclsaao 3rd 3 0 0 ► W Graybeil of 3 0 0 q W Musser rf 3 0 0 V L Edighoffer if 3 1 0 1 C Guenther lst 3 0 }3 Gaiser c 3 0 0 0 201 1 2 4 There was a good attendance at,. ,the game, the excitement running high: at times, Tal Wurin umpired the game and his decisions were fair and impartial 1 BASEBALL. The Incal team played a.'t:ie gatnne with, Clinton at the latter . twin on Friday last A few costly, errors lost the game for our boys, althnu gh they were quite pleasedfio play a draw with their old time tr ials, and whom they are usually~tible to beat by a small margin Another game will he arranged for. sh.oi'tly and a hard fought game, Will be looked fnr, Followi-ng is the': line alp and score :— Clinton —Clinton A 13 II O Ia E Johnston lstb 5 1 2 iQ.:. 1 LI Heid rf 5 2 3 1 W Johnson cf 5 1 3 0 Twitchell ss 5 1 1 0 1 'cKe+vel. if 5 0 2. `.00' Kitty p 5 0 1 0 ,. 0 Weir c 2 1 1, $ 0 Greig line b 42 3 2 2 McCaughey 2nd b 4 1 2 .5. 0 409.1B.27'4 Zurich A B 11 0 1; E W urns c 3 2 3 7' 1 R'Palnmer 3rd b 5 0 8 1' 2 Il 1"aliner 2nd b 5 0 2 4 1 T'\Warm 1st b 4 I 2 14 1 1+' Brown ss h, p 5 I 1 1' 0 Marry if 5 2 1 0 0 .,. Hoffman p ss 5 I '2 0 0 Hillier of '- 4 2 3 t? - 0 lioyvuld rf 4 0 0 0 1 40 .9. 13v tui ii4YO , Zurich 0 0 2 (i 0. 0 1 0 0;9 Clinton 800801020-9 Batteries Hoffman Brown anclWuriu' Iiilty Weir " Two base Bits—Hoffineu L -warm Three base bits—Greig, home a }ext Hoffman. Struck out by Hoffman I Brown 2, by Kilty 8. GISOHLER—At the Evangelical: Par- sonage Milverton, on the 3rd Inst to Rev and Mrs A D Gisehler, a son, (Gordon Carl) Mr. and Mrs. Wes Schoelli:7 of Detroit, are visiting relatives in Blake and vicinity . Mr. Nichola; Foster one of the early settlers of this Township, ami nearly ninety years of age, died at thel home of his son lir, Alonzo Fostsr, Babylon Line, on Tuesday morning,'" after a short illness, His last visit to Zurich was on Nov, lst, his 89th birthday. He was born at Alt Thann Alsace, incl emigrated to Canada wheal `iii his 20th year. He was a resident of dila Township for over 50 years, and by his sterling character he made it host of friends. His wife predeceased: lana 18 years ago, the eight eliildren', all of whom are living are Joseglta Jolina. Alonzo of HayTownship, Mrs. 411187- kopf of Dublin. Mrs. iUcCorinick-, Mrs. John Zettel. Airs. Andrew 1littelh >1tz of Zurich and Mrs.Michael. Stumpf of 2lildway. '.There. False• 72 grand children. and 39 grelit•g avid clii t,lren. The deceased was ansii tent member of the ;at. Be Mee R'ura:au Catholic church and rntl'of the the f.rst to propose buildinig a 41aureb of that faith m Zurich and gay4uttch, of inn:, time and money' in the u l,ttiltl- irig of the parish. The ?tmier took lilac.: on Thursday forenoon. w . a t 'as largely littended, The choir .f Sty Peters church Drysdale a si tec'l ltt the service in the church. t . HAY TaWNSIZII' 1'IINN .0 ° 'rlfZ, . TELEPHONE SYf `.p a;l J amemimmissivamisemoim 'UNDERTAKING Prompt Service Moderate r''harges W. H. HOFFMAN Zurich. - Ontario Dairymaid Cream Separator ▪ No heavy lifting up of Milk Easy Running Deering Machinery All makes of Plough Points always on hand Louis Prang. ZURICH Now Ready Stylish u_ gies If you want to see the big - est and finest lot of Buggies, call at our warerooln. If you 1)4e are confident \ire call stititwyour taste. a" Also Carriages and Waggols Prices Right All kinds of Repairs prom - ply attended. F. Mess & Son Result of Promotion Examination in S. S. S No. 1, Hay. Jr. to Sr. 411i. Ma rksregnired 45o -Fabian Corriveau 440. Jr. to Sr. 3rd. Marks required 400—Beatrice Denonnmo 420. Lawre- nce Denommie 411. Leo Denl»nmen 6, Jr, to Sr. 2nd Marks required 300— Napoleon Denomme 477. Albina Be- dard 401, wilferd Corriveau 376, Letitia Denomme 373, Emily Bedard 871, Leopold Denom.nn° 845, Thedore Laport 337, Clotilde Laport 815, Lucy. Denomme 306, Nettie Denomme 895, Dalia Denomme 264, willie Denomme 207, Denis Denomme 105, • Pt 11 to Jr 2nd Marks required 27 —Adline Denomme, 302 Stella Den- omine 328, Beatrice Bedard 313, Lottie Laporte 141. N aic3 — All parties, coftei ti4g 1:,) become subscribers tr, tidy �rj aXiiii e ntivaed system. should illi After the lst daaV of Sc'li'te.A.1,?lrir no -,v saran ribcrs will have tolbt'ai expenses of installing t110.-'1'01e1,141.:`,x7!;r which r 1 certain glade, iti„c(iibid.0Fi SuI»:cripLion lists arc; altt'tuvfr ,yaprvti5 `,i,l Hie office of the linrlor loved i lesrr all ll-ARTLLEB'S BIti STORE One Price the year round and that the lowest. Parties intending to buy a good Harnes this Spring should not fail to call on us, as we are headquarters in Zurich for the best at lowest prices every one guaranteed, because best leather always used. See our Team Harness.. with Collars at $25.00, Single Harness at $9.00 up Stoves and Hardware If you want the best at lowest prices call and see what a big Bargain you can get here. • A full stock of all kinds of FURNITURE In Furniture we lead the trade as we buy in car loads this enables us 't - cheaper and our customers get the benefit. Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price The following is the report of 5 S No 1, Hay and Stanley, fpr the term ending June 28 Sr IV Annabel McDonald, Irene Pollock, Loretta Laporte, Edward 1 aporte. Jr IV Bessie Sni er, Verna Jacobe. Sr III Minnie Johnston, Gordon Johnston, JrIII Marcel Laporte, Wallace Haugh, '.Peddie Denomie, Alice Du- oharme, Jimmie Johnston. Sr II Sovereign Ducharrne, Pris- cilla nucharme, Adela neiiomie, Anna May Haugh Leo Corriveau, Louis Hartman, Herbie Hartman, Abel Ducharyne. Sr pt II Edgar Schenck. Jr pt II Tuffield Denomie, Treffy Laporte, Mary Schenck, Armand Schen c , sr I Leona Corriveau, Richard iie,noinie, Jr I Harold Johnston, Ruth Sehenclt, Dennis. Laporte. 13 W Potter, Teaoher. e. I-11RTLEIB., zekiCI-1 HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE Electric Restorer for Mees Phosnhonol restores every nerve in the body to its proper tension; restores viol and vitality. Premature decay end all sexual weakness avm ted at once. 'Fhasi honor will tY)'it h, n r a new auin Pr,co Yea ` h, z, or tilt) for .. - .. ., •” L.. ammemi Cat est Shing1es 4 Just to hand. Bring in your orders. Close price PHONE I . KAIII'LEISC _ = ZURICH l few Sn�eial Bargains • - One year has now passed since we started in business and we wish to thank our customers for the liberal patronage accorded us and we hope for a continuance. of the same. In taking stock we canoe across several lines which we must sell regardless of cost. I:lere ar a few of them. Summer Dress Goods Pongette in white, creams, champagne, light blue, pink,. dark blue. Regular price 25c, now for lOc a yard. Muslin 0 pieces 1lfuslinFlowered and plain designs. Regular price 15e, now 1241c. Men's and Boys' Suits We have a fine assortment of 11Ien's and Boys' ready- to-wear Suits. Prices as low as Possible.. Men's and Boys' Hats Warmer weatliet is coming and you will need a Straw Hat. We have a complete range and price are right. In- spect our stock before buying elsewhere. Overalls A line of Blue Overalls to clear at 60e - Linoleum and. Floor Oilcloths 6 l yards Linoleum, 4 yards wide, regular price $2 a yard, whole piece $10.75. 61 yds Floor Oilcloth, 2 yds wide, regular price 600 a yard, now for $3.00. 31 yds Floor Oilcloth, 2 yds wide, regular price 75c a yard • now for $:L90. Salt at '1.40 a Barrel Remember we give Coupons with every purchase, cash or trade. Fresh Groceries always kept on Eat& Produce Taken n Exchange PHONE 17 kJ -BY . C'0