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FRIDAY MORNI
I LOCAL NEWS. 7
or-irm ^a mtr a :4-p4'fineas .
In the Town Hall, on Labor Dav
evening.
< A carload of .'Starl' Portland
cement to hand. J. Preeter.
Miss Ada Wurm is back from a'
visit with relatives in Michigan.
Miss Lottie Galster is visiting,at j„
Grand Bend for a few weeks. r
Miss Alice . Johnson is , visiting,
friends in .Clinton..
Mrs W. Finkbeiner of Milverton,.
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. D. Studer, cf Thvistoelr is•!
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.;
Henry Koehler.
Mr, Robert Williams of.. the;
Molsons Bank staff, of Montreal, is.
home for his holidays.
Miss K. Stoskopf of Mitchell is
visiting her brother. Dr: E. W.
Stoskopf
Come to tae baseball match this
(Friday) evening at 5 o'clock arra
see the Clinton -Zurich game,
Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Hess "/and aft
George, left on Wednesda. for e
week's camping below Grand Bend,
Mrs.. Ed. Challis and childaura<�"
Saginaw, is visiting her parent
Mr. and Mrs, John Schnell,
- Mr. Win, `Kalbil.eisch of CottOall
is spending the week with bis
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
fleisch
See and hear Uncles ti
Weathersby, To*n Hall Zile
Labor Day tonere. Admission* kms::. is
cents, Reserved 35, children .15 as ''s-
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'AUG. 25, 191 L
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`rthur Well of Detroit, is
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
acob.,Kellerman of Dash -
the Returning Ofkcerfor
uron for the elections to
«n Sept. 21st.
'ge Brock and Miss Flossie.
lunited in marriage 011
, Aug. 28rd, at the home
de"a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.eizier.
vin burerus, son of Mr
Daniel Surerus of the
Line, was successful in
;the fourth Bla)te Scholar.'
the recent University.
fah `weido has disposed of
the Goshen Line, near
r. Oscar Koehler, for
he new owner gets pos
s)ring •
XfttNof young men left on
tp lining for the West,
1 Bing -elf Gallman,
an, and William
';',also Mrs. Solamom
y• ;case of diarrhoea
be cured by a single
in's Colic, Oho'
Remedy. This
erior for bowel
e •by all dealers.
o' is the time:,to
aimn'{{berlain's Colo,
a hods Remedy. It
to be needed be-
er i over, This
npertor. For sale
15,ii.
the Conventicca� on
wrecl M. Y. McLean
Thoa.naember far
tauch a,ii chosen as
district, t iberals, in
• have bte...a 'cat oiia.
SFJ TEAD1: x ar-
L -i Wtl
p}erze<ti lapanies
price Oda1"p.L0 cents
sounds and 20 cents
00 pounds. The new
o,efft t last week. The
o to the rise in 'the price
ober option being par-
onsible.
Hear Millard ' Stauffer in s so
new humorous production. dssea ovor
got Harry Lauder on the I this studs
Town Hall Zurich, Le l :o in your in=
concert.'• surrey w%lio
atisfacstioa.
MEr quite •lik
We have decided to clear out the balance, of our liens' 2
piece Summer Suite. Call anyway we can suit you.
REGULAR $8 50 and 8.00 Mens Suits for 6.00 each
" 10.00 ' 4", for 7 00 "
iR 11.00 °C " for 8.00
5 -SOME EXTRA SPECIALS
Make a note of these.
bering.
They are well worth reuiem-
Ladies' Hose 3 pair for 25cts
f‘ tiextra 2 pr 25cts
Ladies' . Vests 3 for 25cts
c i c c extra 2 for 25cts
Mens cotton Sox 3 pr for 25cts
" extra 2 for 25cts
Fancy Sox 25c and 500 pair.
Boys Blouses 50c, Boys Knickers 50c
Fancy Dress Shirts 50c and 75c each
t Summer Vests regular 1,20 to 2.00 to clear at 1.00
BTG B ARELUGS
Mens' and Boy's Fine Straw Hats to
clear
COAL
All persons desiring coal for July I. livery kindly leave your
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order at once. Quality guaranteed. Terms on coal are
strictly cash.
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Seasoilabe ardw re
Perfection Oil 'Stoves
Scythes, Snathes
Hay` Fork '' opes
Washing Machines
Floor Varnishes and
Floor Paints, etc.
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PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXOHAWWE
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his aged nicht er, who •is very lo
Misses Mary Thiel, Ethel Weido,
and Irene Lip.phardt, attended the
fall millinery openings in London
They returned home on. Tuesday,
evening.
A well known Des Moines woman
after suffering miserably for two
clays from bowel complaint, wile
cured by one dose of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera. and Diarrhoea Rena:.
edy. For sale by all dealers.
.At the Liberal convention for
West Huron, M. G. Cameron,
Mayor of Goderich, and Thomas
McMillan, farmer, of Hullet Town-
ship, were proposed as candidates,.
Mr. Cameron carried the nomina-
tion by a small majority.
Mr. Gilbert Dick, the well-known'
cattle buyer of Hensall, died an
Sunday evening after a few months
illness, following a paralytic
stroke. He was about 56 yerrs of
age and highly respected . The
funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon.
Outs and bruises may be healed
in about one-third the time requir-
ed by the usual treatment by apply-
ing Chamberlain's Liniment. It is
an antiseptic and causes such in
juries to heal without maturation.
This liniment also relieves soreness
of the muscles and rheumatic pains
For sale by all dealers.
Mr. Millard G. Stauffer, imper•
snnating Harry Lauder, delighted
the audience in "Mrs, Mick,"
"Birds of a Feature" "The Husking
Bee" and others, and was forced to
appear two and three times to each
selection. He has a good stage ap
pearcinee and a pleasing personality
and his renderings, which were ea.
tretnely fanny, were altogether re-
fined and devoid of anything ob
jectionable.-Durham Chronicle.
A Clever Student -Mr, Alvin
Snrerns, son of Mr. D. Sttrerus of
the Bronson Line, gredriates this
year from the Seaforth Collegiate
I.astitnte with honors worthy of
special mention. In the July exami-
nations required for honor and
scholarshipnnatricelastion, heranks
eighth in general proficiency in the
province, and. is the winner of the
fourth Edward Blake scholarship
of a value of .$189. The fact that
Sorerus completed 't two years
coarse in one pear, also speaks well
for his ability and work. The
awards of the, .0 rter scholarships
for which he nleo competed have
net yet been to tete but we are con -
talent that when the results are
made known his name will again
ap;p' ar in the list of toe; prize win-
rs
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speaker,.
'URON POLITICAL
• MEETINGS
't wawa.
`"McLean, the Liberal
it South Huron, will
lieelectors at the follow
q, the dates named.
Thursday Aug. 31.
iy'Sept. 1st, Farquhar.
Atli, Crediton, Wed
•"t., 6th, Dashwood,
ept, 7th,. Grand Bend,
8th. Bayfield, Wednes•
tla.:Ileasul], Thursday,
Nomination) Drysdale,
t. 15th, • -
the above meetings will
at 8 o'clock. Mr. Mc -
.be assisted by other
Mr, Merner or his re•
presentative isrespectfully request.
to attend' ,these meetings. It
THE GUST ROD A*'D GUN
No baa
etter nutnber for a delight•
ful month has been issued
than Roil itniti Gun in Canada for
August pi'iblished by W. ,i Taylor,
Lirnit#td'„'Woodstc'ck. In the open-
ing story `From the Log of a Nan-
ticaI 6 r ttxip" . the holiday spirit
prevuii:,and is prevalent through
the two, following papers-Lnxur.
love Trout Fishing and Up the
M,ageneta,wan a River of Darns. In
additioei:there is an abundance of
other Material, articles and stories
dealing With fishing, deer, moose
and berm hunting while other pbas•
es of outdoor life receive recogni
tion an.d treatment in a manner
that must, appeal to all sportsmen,
This is particularly the ease with
the tittle paper on the subject of
wounded: game and a pioneer's
stori.=tt le. the conclusions of the
Comnilysiqu inquires into the fish
eries c'f.Alberta and Saskatchewan
must inters anglers all over the
Dominion, The paper on a New
Use for the Red Fox tatty not only
create a, now interest in fox hunt
sn ; but also lead to An. extension et
the fox. farins Which helve proved
. nelt :> .success' in Prince .Edwuru
fabind! aed in liddleate:a: county, in
Ontario; Altogether it is a num
tier *Well:, tio sports :n c'aaotxld
glias, i.
CLE
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SALE
6 pair women's Pat Pumps Ree $2.00 for
" '> 3.00 for ......2.50
▪ " ' ` 2.75 for . .. 2.25
10 " ', Gun Met Ox Reg 2.50for ..,.>, .200
" Dongolo Ox Reg 1.50 for.... .........1.25
5 " . ` Pat Ox Reg 2.25 for . , , , , 1.90
5 " " 9 ,strap Kid Reg 2.15 for 1.85
5 "'
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$1.50
6 ".
All these Shoes in Window
DISPLAY - -ON-
- -FRIDAY'
We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange.
SAM. E. FAUST, IR' ug ZURICH
MILLA.RD GRANT STAMMER.
Humorous,aEntertainer and In
personator. who will be in Zurich,
Labor Day.
Apples Wanted
At the Hensel]. Evaporator after!
,Sept. lst., starting off at 50 cents per
cwt. for fall apples. Bring in as soon
as possible after above date.
GEO.JOINT
UEN SALL.
Oood...Full Stoe
Of, watches
l And, Jewellery 4
A Clever Entertainer.
Mr. Millard Grunt Stauffer, a
clever and refined young entertaara
er, has been interesting large audi
euces at Bond Street Congregation.
al Churcb, where he bete been a
popular feature at fhe weekly con
cert. Mr. Stauffer is from Walker-
ton and has a remarkably bright
future. -Toro :to News,
In the Town hall, Labor Day
o vening
Seewed to Give Him a New
Stomach.
"I suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment I
fried aeet,ned to do any good" writ..
es H M Ybungpeters, Editor of The
Sun, Lake View, Ohio. ' The first
few doses of Chamberlain's Stones
ach and Liver Tablets gaye me
surprising relief and the second
bottle seemed to give me a new
stomach and pecfe :try good health'
For sale by all dealers.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. O'l3ricn and
fancily left on Wednesday morn-
ing to spend a week's camping in
the pinery.
Try our 75 -cent Alarm Clock. You
take no chances. We absolut-
ely guarantee them 2 years
The Best Luminous Alarm Clock
and spasmodic repeater, $1.25
and $2 00, „None Better.
Musical Alarms, with automatic
fly Tb.e best made - $2,25.
-- GUARANTEED --
e s an i Womens
SUML4EFt SIIOES.
Van are showing all the newest lines of Women's and Men's Summer-
Shoes
ummerShoes foe warm weather. A lot of Womens Oxtcrds slick we are netts
selling. at a great bargain.
Regular $1,50, $1.75 and $2.Oo
For $i000
Just the Slices for summer wear, Conte before sizesare all gone;
Try us when you need
A Trunk or a. Suit Case
Butter and E,,g Tal;en in Exchange
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