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The Official Organ
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Vol. X.,
FRIDAY ISIO+''1°a{'1NC, JULY 29, 1910
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at prices that will sell them quick=
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them over. Quickest way to do §
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this list you will find bargains
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and money to investigate..
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Prints, regular 1221 cents,
<, " 7 cents,
Muslins, " 8 to 10 cents,
" " 15 cents
(Uinghams, regular 12 ots
All new goods and a
Slimmer Sale price, 10 cents yard
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°' 5 cents yard
" 5 to 8�cts yard
". " C' 10 cents yard.
tC C C. 10 eta yard:
m.oneysaver at above prices.
Ladies' Shirt Waists
The greatly reduced prices in waists should clear them out
quickly.
Regular $1,50 waists, sale price $ 1.00
1.25, waist:,, sale price 00 cents
. 1.00. waists, sale price 75 cents
cc 50 cents, waist:,, sale price 80 cents,
Speeial redactions in all ladies' whitewear, Gowns, Skirts,
Corset Claval;, Drawers, t:tc. r,
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HOT WEATHER BARGAIN
For men, youths and boys, Men's Neglige shirts with
attached, some are reversible.
Regular $3.00 shirts, sale price 1.05
''1,50 shorts, sale, price 1.10
1.95 shirts, sale price 00 cents
" 1.00 shirts, sale price 75 cents.
A job lot of fancy shirts going at 39 cents c3acb.
Alen's four-in-hand Ties, 2 for 25 cents
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§ Bargains in all lines
i) fancy Straw Hats.
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SUMMER VESTS
A few fancy vests left going at reduced prices
Regular $1.25, fancy vests, sale price $1,00
" 1.75, fancy vests, sale price 1.25
cr 2.00 fancy vests, sale price 1.50
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Do not miss this Bargain
HARVEST TOOLS
Our line of Samson. =Haas est Tools is very
popular with farmers who look for something a
O real good in forks, eta. Best steelonly is used
and handles are best white ash. We have all
kinds of rope, and would call special attention
Ito our Plymouth hay fork rope. There is no I
if better rope on the market and costs only as lunch
as ordinary rope. Harvest Mitts, Oilers,
Goggles, etc.
`Try our Peerless Machine.
• Oil, you'll like it.
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LOC A L 'NEWS.
D. S. Faust las two fine pieces
allover lane in Ecru shade.
Mr. E. Appel is spending his an-
nual holidays et his old home near
Now Eia.m.bur;.
See our b•
inder twine at 8 cents
per lb, at Har")eib's,
Mr, J. J. Irlerizer shipped a oar
of horses from Uoderich, yester-
dey,.to Western Canada.
D. S, Faust, has -a fine range of
Ecru shade of :lace and insertion to
match.
Miss Carrie lastner of Sabering
ville, is the guest' of her triond,
Miss Koehler
Paris green 25 1b to clear bal-
ance of stook, at Hartleib's.
Miss Lydia Koehler returned
home on Tnes.lay, after a month
visit with hei''sisters, in Toronto.
See our home made single har-
ness at $12.00. We back it up if
anything goes ,yrong, at Hartleib's.
Mrs, M^P1isil and sister Miss
Bertha O'Brien, from near Brandon
are visiting their brother Mr. Wm,
O'Brien, and zither relatives and
friendsin town,
Lost—On Tuesday, between St.
Joseph and Maple Grove, a ladies'
blue coat, blue .silk lined. Finder
please leave "''rut the Dominion
House, Z u"rioh,
Mr. Henry 'Ii , Miller has pur-
chased Dr, B3uchanan's farm on the
lath Concession for $4000 00, and
will get possession lst of March,
when the present lease expires."•
Mr. Peter L „ � �•°� srrltaeon,
Line. has euro ,�,artin'
War'n's faun c,
$1500 00, n^izer':
170 aore5 it thy:
Dr,Ozre"feetP',
"ft3tel, Zurrhb `on fc ty .
19th. Hours all day. its es
properly 'fitted,. Catarrh, deafness,
failing eyesight and throat
trouble s treated.
Mrs. Christina Volland had her
house moved up from the old
Kaibfleisch mill, site to one of her
lots at the South, end. The house
was purchased from Mr. Kalb•
fleiseh and moved by Mr. Sam
Dietz, with two traction engines.
•lI1r. and Mrs. William Uttley
mourn the death of their infant
child, a girl of a year old, which
sad event occurred on Saturday
afternoon. The. remains were in•
terred in St. Petters R. p. Cemetery
on Mondai' morning at 7.30.
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Boys' 2 pc. Suits
3 suits
1 suit
3 suits
4 snits
4 suits
.size 22
size 23
..... size 24
eiee 25
size 26
Prices were $2.25 to $3.5O
moaCHILDREN'S Black Cotton Hose, regular price
was 20 cents per pair, now for ; IOC
ig Bargains hi Men's Shirts.
Men's sailr straw Hats
selling at half price®
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BASEBALL
Our boys took their sweet revel),
ge out of the Exeter team, on
Thursday evening, on the local
diamond, in a game which had to
he called at the end of four innings,
owing to•rain and darkness. The
scoring was all done by the Zurich
boys, the visitors being shut out
completely, and at the finish the
tally stood 5-0. Playing was brisk
on both sides, but the locals played
an almost errorless game, with
0,' U. Maisie in the box, and be did
some pitching too. Ed. Wurm be
hind the bat took everything that
care his way, while "Yorky" Bess
on first was simply"it." The
three juniors, Charlie Eilber, Lee
Hoffman and Roy Faust showed
that they can easily' take their
place in a senior game and did
some fine work, while the r "t of
the team did equally well and all
put rip the snappy ball that cpeeta
tors like to look at. The Exeter
team slid some finework. their bat
tory being well up to the mark, but
the fast diamond seemed to puzzle
the infield. The following was the
lineup :—For Exeter -Carling, 2nd
Palmer if ; Keys . ss ; Boyle, o ;
Misner, p; Bawden, let ; Bissett, rf ;
Southcott, of ; Brintnell, 3rd.
Zurich—A. Edighoft'er,' if ; Charlie
•Silber, rf ; T, Wurm, 2nd'; E Wurm
c ; M Rennie, of Geo Hess, lst ;
Roy Faust 3rd ; Lee Hoffman, ss ;
W H ;Mise, p.' The attendance
was good considering the rather
threatening weather and the short
notice in which the games aregen-
erally arranged. Our boys can
always look for good support from,
the public as lone tee they Teat up
the kind. of hall the people want
The Grancl Bend campers'. team is
billed for ZurichThursday evening,
bat as we go to press to early eve
Will be unable to give the result
instil nex.'t'week,
ill be put out on the Bargain Table for Saturday.
invite you 'to visit us. and
share in these - °eat 'Bargains.
AM Farni Produce taken in exchange
D. FAUST
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A full line of canvas gloves, at
D. S. Faust.
Next Wednesday is the regular
meeting day of the Hay Council.
The annual gala day at Grand
Bend will take place on Aug. 4th.
D S. Faust has a full range of
men's working shirts.
Miss Mell Koehler entertained a
few of her friends, on Friday
evening.
See our team harness at $25.00.
Guaranteed goo.' stock, at Hart-
l eib's .
Wingham I. O. O. F. lodge are
running their annual excursion to
Sarnia and Detroit, on Saturday
Aug. 13th
Mrs, A. J. Denorny, of Windsor,
accompanied by three children, is
visiting relatives and friends at
the Bauble Line.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evange-
lical church wish to announce that
there will be no meeting in the
month of August.
The • frequent snowers of the
past week were needed for roots,
potatoes and other growing Crops,
but somewhat hampered the wheat
and hay harvest.
Mr, Louis Lipphardt, who has
been visiting here for some time,
left on Tuesday morning for his
home in Saskatchewan. This was
his first visit to his native town in
about twenty years.
Mr. Doyen, general agent of the
Upper Canada Bible Society will.
hold the auntie' meeting on Sun
day evening 31st at 7.30, in one of
the churches, announcement of
place will be made at the zoo;ruing
service.
A young roan, who is now
waiter in a New York restaurant,
at one time moved inwealthy one
cies, mid had plenty of friends. I1
is his boast that within a few yearn
he spent $30,000 for champagne,
How mary of those who helped to
drink his champsg:ne look upon
hire otherwise than as a Noll!.
D. S Faust has a good range of
boys' knee pants.
Miss Bertha Wurm of Detroit is
home for a visit.
Small boys' overalls, at D. 8,
Faust.
Miss Ida Well of Toronto is visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.
Well.
Mr. and Mrs. McAdams of De-
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troit, Mich., are visiting Mr. Wm.
Bassow, on the Bronson Line.
Mrs. David Gottschalk of Bad
Axe, Mich, is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lehman, and
other friends.
Mr. Jerome Bedard of Courtright
and Mr, Philip Bedard of St, Jose-
ph called on friends at the Bronson
Line, on Sunday,
Do not waste your time looking
at factory harness when you can
buy our make at same prices, at
Her ilei b's .
Mr. and Mrs. John Diehl and
son Percy, of near Clinton.
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Bloch, on Monday
last.
The finals for the Gordon Medal
resulted as follows : Dr. B. Camp•
bell, 29; Ferd Hess 11. 'In the
final round P. Lamont defeated Dr
Campbell 21 to 18. Mr, Lamont
thus is the proud holder of the
medal this year and will have to
defend it 'again next year,
WHY NOT 'IELL IT.
,Wever growl because a news-
paper fails to give every scrap of
news, so long as yet take no
trouble to give the editor or re-
porter information. We know
red-.ders who are awfully put out at
times because we make no note of
their arrival or departure, or those
visiting them, or of their social
affairs, or the heaven sent babies
that visit their homes, The
average newspaper man isn't a.
niedittna or a mind reader, and in
most oases itis not his fault :if
items do not appear.