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ginning Saturday August 3rd
Closink Saturday Aug. 17th
ro NOT MISS THIS ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARING SALE
IFC ? 17' ENABLES YOU TO PROCURE SEASONABLE GOODS
'AT A GREAT SAVING IN PRICE. WE STOCK ONLY CLEAN,
E...."ENDABLE GOODS. NO CHEAP TRASH BOUGHT FOR
$A1...a. PURPOSES AT ANY TIME. OUR SALES ARE KNOWN
'AR AND WIDE AS REAL MONEY SAVING EVENTS.
$0 Cs: ME AND SHARE_ IN TiIE WONDERFUL BARGAINS WE
OFFER.
WE CAN LIST ONLY A ,FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE
Al.s1 OFFERIN(, SPE POSTERS FOR MORE BARGAINS' BUT
3l; T TER STILL, COME TO THE SELF STORE AND SEE FOR YOUR -
SPECIALS
2 only Dress Ends, .Chiffon Voiles, Reg. $1.50 yd. for .......-o °- -.� Rc
7" -one,Voiles Reg 5c yard. for .4
Fugi Silks, all shades at per yard ..-•- •-•oresae • -•
... 75c
a( Flees Voileti erepes. c>tc your choice at per yard 24e
Men's Work Shirts, each at .... :el ... .._ .:•-• •-•-a. 89e.
Work Shirts, I(eg. $1.85 fors 98e
143��..>29c
Ken's work Socks, 2 pr. for 529e
' Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, each at
Bur's Knickers, Sizes 0 to 10 years at ............ ,85c 5c
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at
SEE LARGE POSTERS FOR FULL PARTICULARS ...1.:11
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Prod tv..,t Wanted
Phone 59
194'51 ".08 m'M11#ulmcrtJ' i'X1�M'W. JSLtGti6dPd1."M{btl!A
The Hupon and Erie
Mortgage Corporation
The Canada Trust Company
NOW PAY
11 PER ANNUM, PAYABLE TWICE A Y tdAR, ON ANY AIVIOUNT
OVER $100.00, FOR ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
- SAFE - CONVENIENT - DEPENDABLE
APPLICATIONS FOR HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES TAKEN
AT ANY TIME BY
Before you Invest ----INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR Wi LL?
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Everything in .the Drygoods line
will be sold below Regular Value,
to clear all lines regardless of cost.
We cannot give all prices:!hese,
Come and .See what we have
Printed Broadcloth, Reg. 35e at 25c
Prints, Regular 30c. and 25; at. ........ .19e
Ladies' Silk Hose, Reg. $1.00 Pr. at..
...... • ...... .79c
Ladies' Cotton T3ose, Reg. 50c. at ... ........ < .... .35c
Boys' and Girls' Cotton Hose,Reg. 50c. at., .. , - . 35e
Boys' and Girls' Cotton Hose, Reg. 35c. and 25c,at 19c
Balance of Stock, Ladies Vests and Bloomers, 50c and. 35c at..25c
Children's Vests, at each :,.. »., ...15c
Men's Negligee Shirts, with Collar, Reg. up to $2, at $1.25
Men's 50c Sox at only................................. -
Men's Medium. Weight, work Socks, Pair.. - ..... »....... -....15e
Men's and Boy's Straw Hats, 35c and 25; at............_..... -.15c
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YELLOW FRONT STORE
PHONE !:',<:O. 145
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Miss Doris Meyers is spentttng a
few days holidays at Toronto.
Miss Marjory Gascho left for Mich..
where she will spend a few weeks.
Mrs. Mary - Schluchter of Linton,
New Jersey, visited at the home of.
Mrs. G. Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voliand: of '
Hensail spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht.
Monday August 5th, has been pro-
claimed in most towns and cities in
Ontario as civic holiday, and natur-
ally Zurich will fall in line, as our
merchants advise us they will be= clo-
sed and observe the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church of Tor-
onto and the latter's three :sisters,
Mrs. Saul, Mrs. Mills, and 11'Iiss Mc-
Larty, all of Strathroy, spent Mon-
day with Mrs. E. - Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John. Williams, of
Crediton; Mr. and Mrs. .Cook and
daughter of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
LautenschIager and family of Kitch-
ener, were week -end visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraft.
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ARE
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SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, FROST WIRE FENCING,
GOLD MEDAL TWINE, SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS, -GOOD-
YEAR TIRES AND TUBES, HECLA FURNACES, QUEBEC
STOVES AND HEATERS, HEATING, PLUMBING AND TINS-
MITHING, A SPECIALTY
FURNITURFJ
DINING AND BED ROOM SUITS, CHESTERFIELD
SPRINGS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc.
SBEDS-
BUYERS AND RETAILERS OF ALL FINDS OF CLOVE.
GRASS SEEDS.
SEE UR FOR PRICES AND QUALITY
If in need of new furniture,
forget; we have it!
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ZURICH ONT.
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LOCAL EgARKETSe
(,Corseted every Wednesday)
Butter lb.......... ...., ._ .... - --.
Eggs ... - . ..... »........ 20-25
Dried apples lib...... sc
Chickens live ... ..,...,.a, ••=.12-25
Old Hens .. .. ,. 11-21
Oots 55
Barley a ••••. '75
Buckwheat . _ ... 85
Wheat ....... +1.30
Flour - 3.50-5.00
Shorts per ton .. ., .... 35.00
Bran per ton.. .. 34.00
Old Hens ..,.<...-...� .-14 15 _20
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Seasonable Goods.
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Now is the time of year to fit out
4.1, ew Furniture
your home with
Also SialatatIS Guaranteed Springs
and Mattresses
Western F Wre Mutual
Weather Insurance Ca
OF W'(£ ODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian . Company doing
Business in Ontariio-
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31st, 1923, 22,206,275.
Total Cash in Bank and. Bonds
$1.60,378.74 -
Ratea-$4.50 per $t,000 for s yearn.
E. F. Kopp -Zurich
Adeni, Also Dealer in. Likhiniaew Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
Mr. Gilbert Jeffrey of the Blue
Water Highway, Stanley, has quite a
curiosity in the shape of a freak
colt, having only three legs, two hind
legs and one front one, The colt is
doing well and is quite smart.
Mr. William Henderson, of Detroit,
called on old friends in town one day
recently. Mr. Henderson was prin-
cipal of Zurich school about 45 years
ago and will be remembered by many
of the older residents. Very few of
the pupils he taught reside in this sec-
tion now.
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The annual picnic of the Sunday
School of the Evangelical church was
held last Tuesdayafternoon to Grand
Bend, and was well attenaed, as the
weather being ideal for the occasion.
The usual amount of ' sports were run
off with good enthusiasm, and of
course, the evening lunch was a big
factor in making the event a mostl
decided success, E
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Magel, Mr. I WE
and Mrs Harry Magel of Detroit; Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Magel of Seattle,
Wash.; were visitors here during the
past week. The latter Mr. Magel has
not been in Zurich for about nineteen
years, and was for many years an
employee as clerk of the general
store conducted by the late J. 3.
1Vlerner, and is now with a large man-
ufacturing concernon the Pacific
coast.
A meeting of the Directors of Zur-
ich Agricultural Society was held on
Tuesday evening last. Judges were
appointed and committees named. The
special prize committee reported that
many good prizes have been donated
for special competitions, .A. hand-
aome silver .cup will be given to the
the1U person winning the largest amount
w of prize money at this year's fair.
Alice Dunbar and her dancers have
been engaged and will entertain on
the grounds in the afternoon 'on Fair
Day and give the concert at night.
Fred Reilof near SebringvilIe,
narrowly escaped serious injury on
Saturday night when the buggy he
was driving in overturned in the ditch
when drivenby a car struck by John
Decker of Zurich.. The car turned
over on its side one the highway:One
of the wheels of both the car and the
buggy were torn of. No one was in -
lured. The accident was caused when
the 'steering'• gear' 'lacked int 'Decker's
ear. -Stratford 13eacern-lleraaid ,.:.• ' `Ctin'100%, Or ,spry;,, •
4. • ammo .eek>ee4&& cosetestme(nese.. otoesvoe sieve : cat. 1
Soarfe 's Oelekrated Paints y
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and. Varnishes
FLOOR FINISHES, OIL STAINS, PORCH AND FLOOR E uAM:1 tu,
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MILLER'S INCUBATORS AND BROODERS
C€>-NAMEL VARNISHES
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and Tinware
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Johnston & Ka1bfieich
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For
Iurda- OnIy
ARE OFFERING ALL O)T.;lt
EATS AT FROM $1.25, AND LESS,
TO CLEAR OUT. BE SURE AND
GET YOURS,, AT THESE LOW
PRICES
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Auto Tops
Wagon Repairing,
Etc.
Second Handed Buggies
HESS - ZURICH
Buggy Tops
Painting,
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.. ZURICH AND VICINITY FOR TILE FOLLOWING LINES OF .
i, TRIED AND PROVER PRODUCTS GE +E.
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COMPARE IT WITH ANYTHING AT THE PRICE, A TRIED' -ti;
AND PROVEN PRODUCT OF. QUALITY
r 0t THE LOWEST PRICED SIX ON' '
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SOUND REPUTATION - • .,
V. V. Siebert - Zurich
W. and Mrs. Jacob Geiger visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoist on
Sunday. - -
Mr. Kenneth Routledge has return-
ed to Detroit after` spending his vac-
ation at his home here.
BORN
Dewey --At Hay township on July
23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Dewey, a sort.
Bedard -At :Zurich, on July 10th, to'
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bedard, a
son, ,
Schwartzentruber• -At Hay To"wnshin
on July 17th, to Mr. and Mrs.. Jos.
Schwartzentrtiber a son.
Campbell. -7 --At Ilay Township, on July
1'7th, to g> Aar'icl. , 11Ira. •,Per;Giv il.
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Willys -Knight TWO MODELS, THE FAMOUR PROVIDED
VALVE.
MOTOR. IF IN NEED OP A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE D'S
BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. .A SATISFACTORY DEAL,
ASSURED, BESIDES:
"WE GIVE j, YOU SERVICE" -
IL Mousseau Zurich
SUITS- - SUIT
To the mtn who regards a well dressed
appearance, we .recommend you to
come and look over our fine rouge of
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THE NEWEST SUIT1NGS
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR MONEY GLADLY";
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RFFUNDED,
ALE OUR SUITS ARE MADE AND TiummiaD WIT frRn
BEST OE':%WINGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED GRADE 1
'READ AGENT FOR THE WELL KNOWN MADE TOM AS
URTU'CLOTHES-=CORNELLi., '
. H. HOFFMAN
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i�RIEtG''H'ANT TAILOR; AV, H. SO
1AND T"1IN11UL DIOi& Day . H#O% P)ao ).(o,
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