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cotton Wash
Goods
Striped Ginghams and good heavy prints;
just the thing for Dresses, Ladies' Suits, Boys'
Blouses etc.
Black and Colored
Voiles
Nothing prettier or more stylish than a nice
voile dress or skirt for hot weather. Fancy net-
ting for waists, with insertions to match.
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Ladies' Fancy Parasols
White and fancy colors are fashionable and
we have a fine selection.
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LadiesBelting Specials
Don't fail to see our new stock of Belting, in
black., brown, navy, green, white and cream. Two
new things in Belting—Silverine and G-oldine—
Come in and see what it is like.
2 Specials== -Toilet Sets and
Tapestry Carpet Squares
A large stock in these two lines at very
special prices.
A Millinery Clean=up
We want to clean up the balance of a big
season's trade and will cut the price almost in
half;
Men's Summer
Clothing
2 and 3 piece suits: Fancy Vests, Negligee
Shirts, nice Low Collars, Underwear, Fancy
Hosiery and Belts.
Straw Hats==All Prices
We have never shown as good a range of
Men's and Boys' straws as we are showing this
season. Sailor Hats from 25cts' up to $2.50.
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GENERAL F RIANT
Zurich,ix Ontario"
Local Option
Campaign.
This space has been reserved by the
Local Option Committee of the Township
of Hay -
BUSINESS. NOT MEN, BARRED
Referring to the fact that certain
religious societiesand benevolent
associations refuse to admit hotel
and saloon keepers as members, and
that some people are surprised that
a whole class of ,the community
should be boycotted, the Action
Sociale says;
The,.claiti'is made that a saloon
keeper may be as honest a citizen
and as good a Christian as a dealer
in church ornaments. Granted that
some saloon -keepers may be found
against whom nothing can be said
outside their business; yet, if it be
admitted that the record of alcohol
is made up of murders, suicides,
shame and loss of souls, ruin `of
every kind, etc., etc., can it at the
same time be, logically claimed that
the trade: ofthe man who makes it
a business to supply, drop by drop,
to his fellow -beings the poison that
will, sooner or later, lead him to
ruin, is honest and praiseworthy?
That is the reason why certain
societies close their doors upon
saloon -keepers. They have nothing
against them personally, but they
cannot countenance 'their business.
Fall Terrn Opens
AUG. 30th.
Our graduates aro assisted
to the best positions. Write for
the reason. Prepare now to
enter at the beginning of term.
Mail Courses for those who
wish to study at home.
CLINTON BUS1NES
COLLEGE
G o, SromToIN,:. Principal.
hi REDOCTIONS
On Wire and Wire Fencing
TO CASI-I BUYERS
Best Carbon Steel coiled Best quality heavy gal-
wire, medium gal-vanized coiled 2
2 65
vanized, per 100.... • wire, per 100 •
All No. 9 coiled spring wire Fencing
5 wire, per rod, 25c.
6 wire, per rod, 28c.
7 wire, per rod, 33c.
8 wire, per rod, 37co
Miss Catherine lustre of Rodney visited
at the home of Me. and Mrs. 1i. Well, the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bechtel of Berlin, were
visitors et .tho home of Mr. and firs. S.
Ronnie, for n few days this week.
For a goocl -cigar smoke "The
Latest." (Jetthem from Mrs. Mc-
Cormick.
Building, operations are not very
brisk so far this season, although
besides numerous repairs, the
following are building dwellings:—
Jacob Weido S. E. Faust and Henry
Rupp.
Mr. J. P. Olheuser, landlord of
one of the leading hotels in Tees.
water, was here this week visiting
his uncle Mr. N. Foster, Sr., and
other friends. He left on Tuesday
for Berlin, Buffalo and Pittsburg.
A gold and silver mine was re-
cently discovered near Paynton,
Bask , and a large number of claims
have beep. staked. One sample of
quartz assayed' $909.14 in gold to
the ton and $6.00 in silver.
Rev. A. D. Gischler, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Gischler and Master
Lewis, attended : the `a",outh Huron
ministerial meeting, in the Presby-
terian church, Iippen, on Monday
afternoon.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on .Friday, June 18th.
Hours 9 a m to 9 p.m. Glasses pro-
perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
Custom figures, "indicate that
trade is on the increase and good
times are coming back rapidly. The
total customs revenue for Canada
for the month of May was $4,296,-
660, an increase of $727,968 over
the corresponding month of last
year and of $1,389,699 for the last
two niontlis.
Many remarkable cures of stom-
ach troubles have been effected by
Chainberlait's stomach and liver
tablets. One man who has spent
over two thousand dollars for
medicine and treatment was cured
by a tew boxes .of these tablets.
Price 25c. Samples free at J J Mer-
ner's store.
THE wEF LY SHOOT
Nine members tufted, out on
Tuesday evening and resulted in
the following scores, at ten birds ;
John Trueniner, 7 ; W. O'Brien, 7 ;
J, P Rau, '7; P, Sipple, 7; W. G.
Ress, 10 ; J: Schitettler, 7 ; 3. free.
ter,
5 ; S. Paust,; 7. ; F. vtr. 'mess, 8.
We Lead the Trade, Others
May Follow and May Not. .
C. H}IRTLEIS, zuRicn
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
Zurich's Leading
SHOB STORE..
No is the time to buy your
TSI and ' ° , dE
We have the Very Best and
Latest==all sues and colors.
Come and examine before
buying elsewhere. Our low
prices will save you money.
BET
ES
Ee?" Zurich
IF YOU USE
Royal Household
Five Roses
or other Brands of Flour from. Rannie's Flour
and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close
Prises. All kinds of Feed on hand.
S RANNIF, - - ZURICH
Highest price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
A CAR LOAD
= X
Hastings Bran d
C.
I\ LES
Just arrived.
Will give closest prices for quick sale
F. C. KAL FLFISCH, Zurich