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Striped Ginghams and good heavy prints;
just the thing for Dresses, Ladies' Suits, Boys'
Blouses etc.
--WET 11/10116.70.
Black and C I
Voiles
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Nothing prettier or more stylish than a nice
voile dress or skirt for hot weather. Fancy net-
ting for waists, with insertions to match.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols
'White and fancy colors are fashionable and
we have a fine selection.
Lades' .Belting Specials
AV-Dof f._r` 'xwv stock of Belting, in
black, brown, navy, green, white and cream. Two
new things in Belting—Silverine and Goldine—
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 priees.
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A Millinery Clean=up
We want to clean up the Valance of a big
season's trade and will cut the price almost in
halt. 0
Summer
Clothing
2 and 3 piece suits: Fancy Vests, Negligee
Shirts, nice Low Collars, Underwear, Fancy
Hosiery and Belts.
Straw Hats== -Ail Prices
We have never shown as good a range of
Men's and Boys' straws as we are showing this
season. Sailor Hats from 23ets lip to $2.50.
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Local Option
Campaign.
This space has been reserved by the
Lees' Option Committee of the Township
of Ray.
Next Friclayevening, Aug, 20th.
in the Town Hail, Zurich, common.
oing at 8 o'oloot,
PUBLIC MASS MEETING, and
Stereopticon entertainment in oon-
neetiion with•the great Provincial
campaign tot"BANISH THE BAR"
Illustrated , addresses by W. A.
Scott, 13, A.." 2oMaster University
tend F. C. Moyer, B A., Victoria
University, Toronto. These gentle.
men cometinder the direction of
the Ontario Branch of the Domin-
ion Alliance. 'There will be strip-
ing cartoons, eloquent addresses,
interesting pictures and attractive
music. Everybody welcome.Ad-
mission free. Collection and sub-
scriptions for Anti -Bar -Room cam-
paign fund. +
THE COLLEGE
-OF,,,er one thousand stu-
dents enrolled by our chain
last 2 -!ear. It pays to at-
tencr4 link of this great
chain, for `SIN UNION THERE
IS STRENGTH.''
The demand for our
gra ;nates is THREE TIM-
ES tko supply.
Otberschoolsengage our
graduates as teachers. A
special course for teachers
Graduates of two years,
ago ate now earning $2,000
per annum.
Three courses—Comm ER-
CIALa STENOGRAPHY and
TEL RAPHY.
Fall erm Opens Aug 30
ti'rite for particulars.
CLINTON
BUSIN S COLLEGE
Sro rro r. PRIX.
Drive Rheumatism from the
blood with lir. Shoop's Rheumatic
Remedy, Tablet or liquid. For
Sale by J J Monier
Rev. Mr. ,Milli, a former min
ister of the Baptist Church here
will occupy the pulpit ' in the
Evangelical ,Chuff^ch, next,. Sunday
morning, andtin the Baptist Church
at 2.3.0 p. tn.t The public is respect-
fully invited to attend these
services.
Rev, Miller has been pastor 35
years ago, af`the German Baptist
church. in Zurich and Logan and
he has not been in Canada for 31
years and isglacl to meet his friends
and see his old home again, al-
though some'have died and some
have moved to other /arts of the
country. His visit to Zurich and
Logan will ever be remembered by
luta and .his friends,
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New Transportation Building.
The addition to the Canadian
National's Exhibition City this
year is the Transportation: Building
now under • construction. It is of
red pires,sed brick, with. buff stone
trimmings and roof supports of
trusses of°steel, Its dimensions are
337 feet by 153 feet and it provides
43,000 feet of exhibit floor space.
It is one of the finest buildings,
from an architectural stand point,
on the .grounds, and will be 'all
ready to receive automobiles, motor
boats and other vehicles of trans-
portation when the Fair opens, on
August 28th, at Toronto. The
Canadian National has now $2,000,-
000 worth of buildings on its
grounds,
BLYTH POSTMASTER DEAD.
Blyth., Ont., Aug. 0.—Mr. D. B.
McKinnon, one of the best known
citizens of E[tjon County, is dead,
aged 73. He was born in . 1836 in
the County of flalton, and entered
mercantile 1ife:in Milton and later
in Brampton In 1801 Mr, McKin-
non removed to Blyth. He retired
from commercial life a few years
ago, continuing the office of post-
master, an appointment he received
in 1874. In 1 807 • he married Mary
F. Atkinson. Who died seven 'ears
ago. H4 leaves one son, Mr. J. S.
McKinnon, of Toronto, and one
daughter, Mrs, (Dr.) Milne, who
resides hero. Two brothers and
one sister survive, being Mr, S. E'.
McKinnon, 'Toronto; Mr. M,
Meltinnotw.. Saskatohewan, and
Mrs, ,has. Luoknow.
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Here we are again, with good
news for the Farmer .. .m
ue Ribbon binder twine
65ofeet tolb
550 foot twine
500 foot twine
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or is ad.vance on time or in trade.
We have also Gilt Edge, G50ft; made of selected.
fibre. Every inch guaranteed. Get price.
We Lead the Trade, Others
May Follow and May Not.
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HURON'S LARGEST COMBISi9ATIO
PHONE !3
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Now is the time to buy your
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We have the Very Best and
atest== 11 sizes and colors.
Conte and exa TM - ine before
buying :..
prices wi 1 save yyou !no wey0
P.
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Zurich
The general public will take notice that I am doing
Exeter in the line of purchasing all kinds of scrap. business in
Highest Market Prices Paid for
Scrap Iron, "fags, ubbers, Horse=
Hair, Copper, Etc:
All purchases to be delivered to J. PREETEn'13 HARDWARE,
ZURICH, where the cash will bo paid• or trade given. Orders for
collection of scrap may be left at the sauna store, `prompt attention
will be given.
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Just arrived.
Will give closest prices for quick sale.
F. C. KALBFLWISCH, Zurich