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Special!
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Friday August 31st.
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Saturday September 1st.
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Oil Cloth Mats, each
Boys and Girls Stockings
Reg. 50c. all sizes up to 11 at 25c
l/s Alt t.i , moil
r . Mr ani :Mra drA ,and .011 ., 114;
` ardeid, wo �.Sun4ir visi*ora•ntthe,
. home of Mr. 'and Mrs• G. 'Koehler,
• M. Alf Bossentlerry and son, Of
e. Detroit, called on Zurich friends in
'.g the village this week,
• \ Mr. Frank Bossenberry of Kitch-
+*t» ener won the great ,fiddler's contest
•F• at Grand Bend on Monday evening.
+ Rev, and Mrs. G.' F. Brown, of
Mildmay, are spending the week vis-
^ iting friends here,
Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Koehler of
++l• Kitchener with their family, were
4' Sunday visitors in Zurich. - They
came up in their new Pontiac which
they recently purchased from Mr.
HG. Koehler, of Zurich, local agent,'
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 50 acres, 2 i�— m rs
north of Crediton and second farm
east, on Lot 15; Con. 8. There is a
•f quantity of bush, well fenced and
+ plenty of water with a good orchard,
'i' a real pasture farm, 8 acres of wheat
sown on ,it this fall, Will be sold
•I• very reasonable. For particulars ap
+ ply to Christian Wein, Crediton, or
Arthur weber, Auctioneer, ` Dash-
• wood; It. X2..:1; Phone 13--57: .
+ ANOTHER BIG BASEBALL
'i• EVENT
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For leabot Day in Goderich; a
.g, great baseball feature has been ar-
4 ranged; a "doubleheader," for a
;: purse cof :$750, between the Osiers of
oti Torenbe, semi -pro •• champions of On-
): tarlo, and teneral Tires, the famous
BuffaiD team. These ;teams. have
.;,: met several times this year, General
Tires 'winning four games. First
+1 game enn Monday afternoon at 2 o'-
4. clock. -After the :second game the
+ ceremony of unveiling the memorial
:;1: cairn, erected in connection withthe
'4 Huron Tract, Will take place at Har-
.; bor Park.
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5c
Flannelette, Regular 40c., Sale Price, Yard .. . , .
........,.'25c
4Corsets, Regular Values up to $4.50; Sale Price a pair . , . ,
., .'50c
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, A FULL ASSORTMENT
One Sc. Ruler Free with each purchase of 10c. or more
Yard .............'60c
T•asgs Silk, all shades, per• • • • • • • •
Cinghams, a nice assortment, per Yard Only ..
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GROCERY SPECIALS
..15c
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Soda Biscuits, per pound ..
.g.
Corn Flakes, per box • • • - • • • • • • • ' ........ 10c,g.
for .... .. .................25c
Rice, 4 pounds... 4.
I< Dozen Jelly Powder with Plate, Only ..........................$1.35
3 Jelly Powder, with Cup or Saucer ... ...... .25c .:.
4 Selly Powder, only ... 25c •.
Jelly Tumblers each 5c
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THE NEW SERIES
1 Pontiac Six
The low priced. Six with Power
and Speed as thrilling as its
Rich New Beauty
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EQUIPPED WITH LOVEJOY SHOCK ABSORBERS, FOUR
FEEL BRAKES, AND WITH ALL TEE NEWEST 1, IM-
PROVEMENTS MAKE IT THE BEST CAR VALUE "FOR
THE MONEY.
t ASK ALL THOSE WHO DRIVE A PONT•I't
DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN
GIDEON., KOEHLER, Zurich
Agent for Pontiac and Buick Cars
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Electric Rangette
Complete with Oven
4% extra wiring. Hooks on any plug attachr't
A PERFECT COOKER
$30.00
Installed
SEE IT AT
HESS RADIO ELECTRIC
RUPTURE
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EXPE:R'T HERE
F. H. Seeley, of Chicago and
Philadelphia, nationally famous ex-
pert, will himself :personally be at
the Bedford 'Hotel, and will remain
in Goderich on Wednesday Only,
Sept. 5th, from 9 a.m. 'to 5 p.m.
Mr. Seeley says:
"The Spermatic :shield will not
only retain any case ,Of rupture per-
fectly, but contracts the opening in
10 days 'on the average case. Being
a vast advancement 'over all former
methods- exemplifyiing instantaneous
effects immediately :appreciable and
withstanding any `strain or position
no matter the size .or location. Large
or difficult cases, 'or 'incisionals_rup-
tures (following :operations) special-
ly solicited. 'This :instrument receiv-
ed the only award iin'England and in
Spain, producing irestitts without :sur-
gery, injections, :medical treatments.
or prescriptions, with distinguishes'
personal patrons •of :all natione His
method has always been most satis-
factory. :Late Dr. Edward Shippen,
former -Medical Director, U. S Navy
This instrument is the same as sup-
plied to Serg. {Gerils. Bureau, I,7.15..
Naval Hospital. Penn. R. R. 'Etc.'
He will be glad eo demonstrate Avith
out charge or fit them if desired.
Business demands (prevents stopping
at any .Other ;place in this section.,
N. B. Every Statement - in this not
ice has been verifyed before the
Federal and State Courts. --F. H.
Seeley. Caution --All cases chould
be cautioned against the use of any
elastis cnr •web itrus,s •wiitb under-
straps,
nderstraps, .as same rest where the lump;
is and not where the opening is, of-
ten resulting in strangulation. Home
Office, 117 'N. Dearborn St., Chicago:
DASHWOOD
Rev. :and Mrs. Knechtel of St.;
Jacobs, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
.Earl Guenther ,on Wednesday'. '
Mrs. J. Eidt and son taoureney of
Detroit, spent a few days with Mr.
and :Mrs. C... tale.
Several from here attended the
Tatoo 'Mitchel'l ,on 'Thursday even-
ing.
Misses'Lusile and Alice Willett re-
turned to Birmingham, after a pleas-
ant visit -With their parents,
Rev.. "Ness is -attending the Synod
in Humberstone this week.
Miss Ferrol I3aafleib ,of Windsor is`
digiting relatives here at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Goderich,
and Mr. Brand ,of Detroit, were visit
ors at the (tome ;of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Reid on 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Zimmer and
son Elmer, attended the funeral of
the later's brother in Kinloss; on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Leach of Det-
roit called on Mr. and Mrs. Hy Hoff-
man on Saturday.
Mrs. R. Armstrong of London, is
visiting with relatives this week.
Mr. J. C. 'Reid and family, Mrs. E.
Nadiger and Helen, spent Monday in
London.
Mr. Maurice Klurapp spent last
week with friends in Landon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman and
Mrs. Stacey spent Sunday with fri-
•ends in Kitchener.
Miss Mnieda Restemeyer is spend-
ing her holidays in London.
Mrs. C. Finkbeiner and Cathern
left
on Tuesday for Sarnia, where
they will spend a few weeks.
(Intended for last week.)
Miss Hamilton and Miss Laura
Mae Reid visited in London on Th-
ursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns and daugh-
ters Erma and Elsie, of Port Huron,
Jpent the week -end with Mrs. Witzei
Mr, and Mrs. A, Gale of Stratford
spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs. C. Gale.
AFisi
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is a Bank of Montes chewing .
account which may be opened assay
of our offices.
The balance rte'
ments of such its
are moderate %Nile de-
positors are entitled to
the full bend of our
service.
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TOTAL A.S.S. •ii. T S, IN
UCBSS
F. $0.._60.000 0 0 0
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Zurich Branch: C. H. ,JOY„ Manager.
Miss Blanche Edighoffer of Mitch-
ell, visited with Miss. Verna Burk
the past week.
Miss Gertie Hoffman is spending
her vacation with friends in Kitch-
ener.
M. J. C. Reid macre a, business
trip to Clinton on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and' family
of Wndsor and Mrs. R'in'. Cbnsitt of
Hensall, were visitors at the home
of Mr. onas Hartlef5 on Wednesday.
Miss Jermain Armstrong. of Lon-
don is spending her holidays with: re-
latives here. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid and' fam-
ily spent Sunday in Listsawelli
Mrs. S. Amansx of London, is_ visit:
lag her sister, Mrs. E. Kraft, at few
;Buys.
Several front here: attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. John: W.eiden
in Zurich, on Monday:.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Efile: spent.
the week -end in: Detroit.
BORN--Baker-In. Dashwood on
Wednesday, August. 15th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Baker, a son.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP'
Rev. R. A. Lundy of Nile, exchan-
,ged pulpits with Rev. Jas. Penrose
last Sunday and preached very ac-
ceptably at Goshen, Brake. and' Varna
The Anglicans of Varna, are hold.
ing a lawn social on Dr. Moffatt's
grounds on Tuesday evening of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lowden of Hkmo
ilton spent the week -end at: the
home of Mrs. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs: Chas: St'raugfiam
and family of Auburn, spent Shun -
day at the home sot' Mr: Rnbert Mc:
Clinchey and Mr: Henry Enratt.
DRYSDALL.
Miss Gibbons, teacher for the•
past two years in Sep. S: 51 No: 1r
Stanley, has been engaged' t'o• teach
at Ottawa for the next year.
- Mr. Louis Durand, also Mr: Lours
Mousseau, of Spruce Mich., are, vis-
iting friends and relatives in the, via
inity. Both old gentlemen were at
one time school boys at Drysdale.
Mr. Morris • Durand and sister.
Miss' Pearl of Detroit, spent Sinnday
with their patents, Mr. and .Mrs, E.
Durand.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gelinas. and
daughter and grandson, Louis Mont-
ague andf Mr. Louis Durand' o,
Spruce, Mich., called on old acquaint-
tenances in Bayfield last week.
Mrs. Charles Laporte spent a day
recently with her sister, Mrs. Dennis
Bedard, at Zurich.•
Miss Madelene Bedard returned
home after spending a couple of we-
eks with friends in Detroit.
Mr. Ed. Wesley, of Detroit, is sp-
ending a week here the guest of Mr.
Ed. Mousseau,
Rev. Father Gerard is spending a
week with his parents, in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. McCoully of Pontiac
Mich., called on Mrs. Ida Mantague
one day last week.
- Mr. Dennis Denomme and friend
of Chatham, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Remie Denomme last week.
Harvesting is now almost a thing
thepast,as the farmers are of
pre-
paring to harvest the beans. The
fine weather continues a couple of
weeks will se the most of the beans
stored in the barns.
BLAKE.
A very happy event took place at
the Presbyterian Manse, Windsor.
on August 14th, when Rev. Mv..
Farquharson united in marriage Miss
Viola Edighoffer, daughter of
Mary Edighoffer and the late d nd� .A.dam
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Commercial Garage .-
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We are now in a position to do first plass f
Repair Work on any make of Car and 4
H V INSTALLED ALL THE LATEST AND'MODERN EQ- 41k. EQ-
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ice!', WE ARE DOING THE VERY BEST OF WORK..
LET US DO YOUR NEXT OVERHAUL JOB.
Gooderich Silvertown Tires
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THE TIRE FOR SERVICE AND LONG LIFE
WHITE STAR AND STAROLENE GASOLINE IN TWO GRADES
STAROLEUM MOTOR OIL, SECOND TO NONE ON THE MAR,
KET TO -DAY.
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Lennis O'Brein
Gas OiiJs Greases Tires Accessories
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Lithol
Nature's Remedy. Product of Rock,
Oil and Other Ingrediedts
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KILLS
WARBLES . THRUSH
MANGE'
HEEL FLIES
HEALS
FISTULA
RINGWORM
After dm maladies are (healed the hair grows.
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Dies Not Smart Nor Blister
NON -POI US DEATH TO ALL GERM LIFE
Sir List of Other Maladies ion Lithol Can
LiTHOL. iso rositively worth $5.00 of any man's money, hav-
ing
av
ing any cattle- suffering from die above malladies.
LITHOL Is sold for $1.50
L. Schilbe & Son
Edighoffer to Ms. Fred C. Wainer
of Windsor. The bride wore an �en-
sanb�le snit, her teat was natural
Kasha with dress of diose Beige getr-
rgette with hat to maedi, The hap-
py cauple; left immediately on a
motor , arriving at the bride's
mother can 'hurs-r ay evening where a
reception was held and a very pleas-
ant time was spent After visiting
friends for a few days, they left on
Mond catling en friends in Mit-
. chcll, Fullerton, and Toronto. They
wit be at;honte after Sept. lot at
1558 B gaze• Aye., Windsor
A. :tardily reunion was held at
the benne of Mrs. 1Vlary' JEdigheffer
sai'r. Sunday. Augent� l9th, when over
twenty children, grand children and
great. grand {drec were present
i frordtt • 1 ielo, Xitchelit Fnill i1` .exii
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and Zurich.
Mrs. Russell • Lee and' littlr dans-
gbter of Flint, are visiting friends iiwo
this vicinity.
Mr. Ross Johnston left on Tlturse•-
day on a trip to the West.
Miss Mildred Hey' spent a fens
days with friends in Zurich.
Miss Gwendolyn Clarke retan?ed
after a pleasant visit with friends aat
Exeter. I
Miss Jessie Tough spent the week..
end with - friends in the village.
ReV. Mr. Lundy of Nile, a fog-
er pastor, preached in Blake; churcli
on Sunday. His many friend's were
pleased to meet Mr. and Mrs. Muds''
again.
Miss Isobel Manson, R. N., of iadtt••
trroit, spent Saturday at her hone ale:.,
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