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Beginning Saturday, July 28th
Closing Saturday, August 11th
T Welook upon this Mid -Summer Clearance Sale . as an Event to Our
Mutual Interest. It enables you to procure your Summer Goods .and
/Household Needs at a great saving in ,price, and it also enables us to
trtear w, stocks of Summer Goods still on hand. We both benefit. Our
orales r.re known as Real Money Saving Events. We can only list a few
of the many Bargains below;
$HOP EARLY for best Choice, as REMEMBER: We give coupons
with all cash sales except sugar per
100 lbs, entitling you to Win.
Rogers Guaranteed Silverware or
Dinnerware in Gold Band decoration
Free of charge.
puant'ties naturally
WE OFFER Clean
foods at this Sale.
trash carried in stock at any time
GROCERIES
10c
25c
50c
39c
25c
25c
tin for 19c
10c
25c
25c'
are limited.
Dependable
No cheap
Corn Flakes, at per Box
Castile Soap, large bars, 6 for
Pearl White Soap, 11 bars for
Brooms, 6 String for
Jar Rubbers, 4 for
%,`)Macaroni, 3 lbs. for
Rose Brand Baking Powder, 1-1b.
pates, per pound
Rice, No. 1, 3 lbs. for
Sugar Crisp Cookies, 2 lbs. for
SUGAR
Redpath Granulated at . , ... ,- $6.50
Redpath Golden. Yellow at :» $6.20
IDominion Granulated at $6.25
GET YOUR SUPPLY , FOR CANNING
NOW!
SEE BILLS FOR THE BALANCE OF GOODS LISTED
J. GASCHO & SONS
Pr.jduLt Wanted Phone 59
it ANNOUNCEMENT
We have been appointed Agents direct for 4,
44J RICH AND VICINITY FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES OF
TP•IPll AND PROVEN PRODUCTS OF .1.
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A.RISTOCRAT OF THE LOW WHIPPET FOUR CED FIELD. SEE IT;, DRIVE IT;
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PRICE.
PROVEN PRODU T OFQUALITY IED
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THE LOWEST PRICED SIX ON
WHIPPET S T A THE MARKET. A CAR WITH A
SOUND REPUTATION .
w111yS Knight TWO MODELS, THE FAMOUR PROVIDED
VALVE
MOTOR. IF IN NEED OP A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE US
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. ,A SATISFACTORY DEAL
ASSURED, BESIDES:
"WE GIVE YOU SERVICE"
H. Mousseau Zurich
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Will soon be here. -again
and we would urge the
farmers in making these
preparations not to ne-
glect to leave your order
for binder twine with us
as we have the old and
reliable GOLD MEDAL•
AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU WITH ANY QUAN- 1
TITY.
ALSO A GOOD SUPPLY OF PLYMOUTH ROPES IN MOST
CALLED FOR SIZES. BE SURE AND SEE OUR SLING
ROPES.
ALSO THE FAMOUS LOUDEN TRACKS AND CARRIERS.
GOOD -YEAR Tires for long and durable
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If in need of new furniture, don't 0nt
forget; we have it!
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH ONT.
Surnmer
Greatly
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Selling
atoriah at
Reduced Prices
Summer Dress Goods Ladies Vests,
Bloomers, Nightgowns, Slips, Hosiery,
Etc., in some cases at .Half Price
All Men's, Boys' and Children's Straw Hats
up to 35c at 15c.
YELLOW ' FRONT STORE
•.. PHONE NO. 145
J. W. MERNRR
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. F. J. Wickwire of Exeter, cal-
led in the village on Tuesday.
Mr. Walter Schnurr was a week-
end visitor at his home at Mildmay.
Mr. John Fritz and daughter Miss
Olive of Guelph, were week -end vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Fritz: i
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Paulin, and
daughter, of Regina, Sask., who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Paulin's mother, Mrs. S. 'Rennie, left
for their home in regina.
Mr. Ward . Fritz was to Windsor
the past week and returned home
with two new Ford cars,. which he
found ready sae for:
Monday of this week was obser-
ved as civic holiday, and as a con
sequence there was little business
activities in the village. Yet we are
informed that quite a few farmers of
the district seemingly forgot all a-
bout this being a holiday and came
to town with the intentions of doing
business, and were greatly dissapoin-
ted in finding all places closed, and
only through the courtesy of the
merchants, were they able to get
their badly needed supplies. A go-
odly number of our citizens enjoyed
the big races meet at Goderich, while
others spent the day basking at the
lakeside.
The exceptionally low prices our
local merchants are quoting on their
merchandise at present, is attracting
large crowds, and the public arestak-
ing good advantage of the same..
The buying public can do nothing to
help their community any better
than to patronize the home merch-
ant. It keeps the money in circul-
ation, right at home, helps to build
up your town, where you depend on
to sell your produce, and with a good
live business town in the community
is a big factor to greatly increase the
value or farm lands, as well as the
products. We feel safe in saying
that the prices at which our local
merchents are offering their -goods
at, compare very favorably with the
big mail house order catalogues,
with the quality of pods 9.9110 4.91.9.4
and besides you iirsi see what yoil
are buying, and have no trouble in
sending back if goods are not setts-
factors. Be loyal to your commun-
ity and patronize the home merch-
ant!
One of the worst storms that has
been experienced in this section in
a goodly number of years, was ex-
perienced on Saturday -afternoon -last
at about four o'clock, when the sky
became quite darkened and it looked
as if something unusual migut hap-
pen along, when the wind blew atter'
the rain fell in torrents. Aloiig the
14th concession and the Bronson
Line however, the storm was at its
worst, and whole fences, which were
constructed of loose material, were
scattered all over the fields, and it
was a common thing on Sunday
morning to see the farmers out build
ing fences to keep their stock from
further destroying their grain. As..'
usual some real freak incidents oc-.
curred, one farmer had his hay load-
er, which wasout in thew lild trans-
ported from one field to another, ac-
soss the fence with practically r..o.
odamage, while the manure sere ler
of another farmer's was taken out of
the implement shed ,and vaned acr-
oss a field, and also suffered no darn-
ages, !Quite a number of lmplcrn-
ent ,sheds were wrecked, as well as.
other outbuildings. Probably the
Heaviest losses sustained were Py Mn�.
Elmer Willert of the 14th coh. who
had his . barn badly damaged, and the
new barn that is being erected by
Mr. Walter. _tiller of the 14th. cors.,
which was destroyed by tire setite
time ago, the main frame structure
LOCAL MARKETS.
Live Hogs newt
Butter, lb. _.�, �.,, _ 4ee•
Eggs ... .. • .-. ...22-24-28.
Dried apples lb,0:
Flour -a-a
Wheat .~
Barley ..... .. ._.~. ..:90;
Buckwheat
Shorts per ton ... ,-, ..4.•0!
Bran per ton ... ., .. •43. O
Corrected every Wednesday)
Western Farmers' NIS'
Weather Insurance Ca.
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk an Dec.
31, 1927, $22,865,735.
Total Gash in Bank and Bonds
$150;579,68
Rates -$4.50 per SI" for 3 years,
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Adept, Also Dealer in Liiktnind Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
MILLINERY
Fine Display
el# Hats
JUST ARRIVED AND WE ASJtf'
ALL LADIES TO GET'YOUR'S
WHILE THE • SUPPLY AND
CHOICE IS GOOD.
THE PRICES ARE RIGHT WE
CAN ASSURE YOU, AND THE
QUALITY GOOD. .
ALSO A SPECIALLY FINE.
ASSORTMENT FON YOUNG
GIRLS IN THE TEEN AGES..
ears , CALL AT TRE
HAT SHOPPE
EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE'
GIVE US A CALL
V. V. SIEBERT ..
was: practically alt up and ready for
the sheet metal, • when` after' the'
storm had passed over, it was pract-
ically all a mass of ruins, ' This wiU.
greatly delay the progress of the'
building going up which is so badly
needed especially at " this time of
the year. At the farm of Mr. Theo .I
McAdams of the' Bronson Iine, a-
bout twenty apple trees were all
blown over and have not to be chop-
ped into fire wood, 'while we can. ami-
agit a the terrible condition of the
standing grain in the fields, as the
crops are se �e7[Ce btioaallrr vy this
year.
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the Public with Seasonable Hard-
ware at moderate prices 1
A NUMBER OF G-OOB SECOND HAND STUVESvERY
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We sell Ideal !ncuObatEAPorg and Brooders
FENCING
A CARLOAD OF LUN 3YS'LUCBY TIE ,W111E, JUST
RIVED INCLUDING WOVEN COIL, BARB, 73'RA.CE AND
14P
STEEL POSTS.
TIRES AND TUBES
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A FULL LINE OF GUTTA. PERCEIA TIRES. NONE BmaH
PAINTS AND VARNISIIES
GOOD SUPPLY OF MARTIN +SENOURR 100% PURE pAzNT' <'
A FULL LINE OF OHINAMEL VA.ENismjs, AUTO ENAM ELS
--�-ALSO)'IILL- LINE OF MURESCO,` sfro.7-7 .
FURNITURE ti
Fill Line of Furniture in Living Room Suits, Dining Roams
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Suits, Bed Rooms Suits, Kitchen Cabinets. Reed Rockers ani
Chairs. A number of Rockers at (Ireatly Redu ec dg *
' odd Supply of famous SIMMONS BEDS, SPRINGS AND '
MATTRESS. BEWARE 01? SUBSTITUTES. 4.•
BRING US YOUR HORSEHAIR RAGS, OLD IRON, WR, it
itPULL SUPPLY' OF KRAUSER SMOKE CURB ',i
PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
johnston. & Kalbfiejsch ,
I Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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Auto Insurance I�
FIRE AND THEFT
.TO PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT YOU SHOULD INSURE
(OUR CAR AGAINST FIRE AND THEFT.. YOU INSURE
/OUR BUILDINGS. THEN WHY NOT YOUR CAR WHICH
SMORE LIABLE TO BE DESTROYED..
o SV 3311 .1 2103-S3.I.ybW AS $3.00 AND THEFT AT $2.50.
"DO IT
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Before you Invest --INVESTIGATE!
Andrew. F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO;-14BRVICH AND SANITY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
JOHN WARD
Drugless Praction
ser and -Optician
MAIN GF'Ic
Exeter Phone 70
At thin time of the year neap
everybody is about to ream their
papers or magazines. We wish -tat
advise the public that we are in;
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SIJITS SUITS
/To the man who regards a well dressed
appearance, we recommend you to
come and look over our fine range
NEW SPRING SUITINGS
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR MONEY GLADLY'
REFUNDED. •
ALL OUJt WITS ARE .MADE AND TRIMMED WITH ITEM'
BEST OP LININGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED GRADE I
ELEAD AGENT FOR TRE WELL KNOWN' MADE TO ME .-
IT'RE • CLOTHES-CORNELfI,
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