HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1908-08-07, Page 8The People's
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A moving sale of harvest
Biggest snap inboys'and
men's hats ever seen or
heard of===
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Remu gint Sale
BASEBALL,
A, game unusilally interesting,
froze the spootators' standpoint,
was played on Friday evening, on
the local diamond by teams picked
from the North and South sides of
town, the Zurioh Road being the
dividing lice, The North side con-
sisted mainly of young men, while
the South side was made up of
more or less old timers or ' has.
beans. The game was both fast
and loose, and some of the muffs
were greatly applauded by the
spectators, among whom were
quite a few ladies. The most specta-
cular play of the evening was a
near -catch by Willie Johnston of a
high hit into left field, the runner
making two bases before the ball
got•into playing position Contrary
to all expectations and predictions
the Southerners were never in ser•
ions danger of defeat and in the
end won the gene by 1 run. with
an innings to spare. The Northern-
ers felt alittle down -east on the
result and have promised to "link
the stuffing out of theta" at the
next opportunity. Umpire Burgess
of Toronto banded out decisions
right and, left, only an occasional
one being mildly disputed. It was
a friendly 'game throughout and no
jangling done, which. fact can only
be aacovnted for by the unavoid-
able absence of Charley Fritz, who
had been: allotted lst base for the
North side. Following is the score
handed in by Edgar Magel, and if
the players find any errors, blame
hind anclabuse him as much as you
like.
North Side A. B. P,. RUNS
VP W Ruby, c. . 3 3
5 Faust, 2nd b. 1
3 1 1
a Weber, p .... 2
2
1i Ronnie, 3rd b 3 1
R Kube, 1st b.. 3 3 0
C Holtzman, cf 2 1 0
N Bock, re..... 2 2
W Kibler, lf.. 2 . 0
A Edigboiffer,ss s 2 0
To
South Side A. B. P, o. Rums
Geo Hess, ist b. 3 1. 2
W Hoffman, cf. 3 2 1
W G Hess, 3rd b 3 2
T Wurtn, 2nd b. 3 0 2
W Johnston; p3 1 0
E Zeller, ps
H H Little, o .. • 2 .1 0
Ferd Hess, if .. • 2 1 0
Wm Johnston rf 2 1 1
Total
Score by inning 2 3 4 Total
North Side 2 1 0 6 —6
South Side.. `k. 3 2 —9
Umpire Mr. Chas. Burgess.
Timeof game 1 hour.
EMNANTS of all kinds.
Alt seasonabl Goods, in
choice pints,oinghan1, rius=
lins, Sateens, Art Denims,
also a few good ends of Dress
Goods, selling these at re=
markably Low Prices.
„.L EARL:�`These are very fast sellers.
Ladies Furnishings
/1
We have a good range of col=
#ars, belts, hosiery and white
ware.
A arce article
cLadies' long gloves are very
scarce, V� e were fortunate
to secure another lot of silk
and lisle gloves=colors=white,
black, brown and navy.
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Speaking of Sprin
Have you picked out'?
your spring Shoes 0,,
If not, we would like to suggest
DUD you do it NOW.
that
the new shapes
1TANSATENT ItitfsowIter what sye Y
have just arrived•
• t l ou like, we try and ge or
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$ITURE
BORGRINS
eouches werefor$700 . , 4.50
Hall Stan N7Qo $5.00
Ironwere
Iron Bedsteads r0e0, for $3.50
;vier2e5,
Common Rockers '7 for.... •
Oak Side Boards` 'IT4'6.001 for $10.
OTHER LINES IN PROPORTION TO CLEAR
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON,
The prograuam of attractions for
this year s Exhibition is one that
will furnish instruction andsus
ment for everybody. 1 emp's Wild
a per.
West Show and Hipp
formance is the largest company
of people ever presented to West-
ern Fair visitors --118 people, 35 In
diens, Cowboy Band. 6r. horses,
bronchos, mules, eto. Chariot races
stage coach capture etc. Satnfoa,
"King of the Air”,
the Bickett
Family, White & Lemart, Krono-
man Bros. the funny people ; Pena -
term Sisters, Deike Sisters, and
many. others. Fireworks each
evening, concluding with the
"Railway Disaster" .and the "De-
struction of Mount Pelee." Every-
one should Dome to London for at
least one day this year. Programes
and all .information given on ap-
plication to the Secretary, A. M.
Sunt. London.
Clubbing rates.
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ZURICH'S
LUD1NrSllOE STORE
'We have made arrangements
to offer the following lout oltibbing
rates with Tars HX11,ALD : 4.25
Daily Globe •
$ Mail & Empire 1.7525
Weekly Globe
;; Mail & Empire 1.60
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family. Herald & Star 1.60
Daily Advertiser 2.25
2.
Weekly Advertiser 1.70
Weekly Sun
Farmer's Advocate 2.26
General Merchant,
Z rich
COW IS THE TIME to buy your Spring and
Summer shoes. It would be hard to find a bigger
or better assortment of Boots and Shoes, than we are
showing this season.
We have a nice lot of Spring goods. in
and colors, and still more coming.
Come and examine our goods
Itfore means moneyou
elsewhere. We Ave -big dicauts
to you.
all sizes
MARKET REPORT. -'rhe fol-
lowing is the report of Zurioh'
markets corrected up to Thursday 4
Earley— , . ..... 84
Peas ... . 8
• . $0
Bran 24.0
.....•.. , 0
Shorts., :..... • 24 .0 400
Oats " 40 Wheat, • 74 75
ri.5
Hay »,.... • .• • 5 0
Dried. apples ..... , 10.6Z� .
Clover seed 46 11,00 4
potatoes., 18
Butter..,. •18 16
Eggs wei sat. . 5.60 6.60
Hogs live g ..
MINS ALL MARKETSO
Wheat . .... .......... 75 '75
Oats. ...:..... 416 , .. 40 40 40
Earley.. 53 64
Peas. .,.
l ogs liveweiglat, ,• ,�,i, 6.60 6,83
E. BENDER, Zurich
eStern AIR.
Greatest Live Stock Exhibition
of Western Ontario
Full Programme of Attractions twice daily, including
ICenp's Wild. West Show. Best Music. Fireworks Each
Evening. AATHLETiC DAY IVIONDAY, SEPT. 14.
Come and enjoy yourself at London's Popular Fair
Reduced Rate" or A11 Raaras and all ilroads
Prize Lists, Entron
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on appl cat on to
A..M..HUNT, Secretary
W. J, PEID, President�..,_.�....-...;-.--- _
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