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THE SHOP WHERE REGULAR PRICES HAVE CREATED
A SENSATION, OWING 11'O THE BROWN 'BROS. NEW LOW
PRICE POLICY NQWWIN FORCE, ANNOUNCES ••THE FIRST
SHOWING OF NEW PALL FOOTWEAR.
AI SPECIAL
Sole • A gtheFamous• G r eb Shoe for den, .nd. Boys
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PRICES FOR
SOLIDLEATHER
SHOES
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VOILES=an colors
RATINES--Check or plain
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O GANDIES—Plain and fancy
ENGLISH BROADCLOTH—
Direct from England, all colors, yd. $1.03
DELA.iNE--Fancyy, per yd. $1.25
SILK MADRAS--
For over curtains, 45-1n wide, yd.- $150
LAD. SILK. HOSE—A11 shades 45c to 1.75
CHILDREN'S HOSE—white only 15c
CASHMERE HOSE. --
black only sizes 9 to 19 reg 1,25 for 50c
HOUSE DRSSES & APRONS ---
Wonderful assortment • 95c to $2.00
Black Satine Rompers, sizes 1 to 6 yrs. 79, 89c
Long Silk Gloves, black and white at 1.50
Fancy Bai ettes and Combs.
For Bobbed hair 15 to 35c.
BATHING SUITS—For men, women. and
children, wool or cotton atre'duc.ed prices
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LANKY BILL TIES
P REAL NOVELTY IN NARROW NECKWEAR
�Q V+' ANOTHER L ARGE ASSORTl1IENT OF LANKYBILL TI11S, WHICH ARD 'BEING
JUST RECEIVED O
USED BY THE LADIES AS WELL AS THE MEN. .THEY ARE SELLING LIKE HOT CA.Kl95.
JUST' THE THING FOR 1,YOUNG MEN . AND MOST SUITABLE FOR LOW COLLARS NOW IN
VOGUE. ALSO A FINE RANGE OF PIPING ROCK AND NOVELTY BOW .(TIES•
Bargains Men's and Yonng Men's.. rarn.Sui
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$6.50 . $11.75 $15.75
CL']a , .... T L'HBS E' v:!.n'.. lvitFiN•Ts ,,
EN THAT APPRECIATE REAL IiiGH GRADE CLOTHING SHOULD S , '
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F.. WE HAVE NOT EVERY SIZE TN EVFIRY` S.L'ti'I�E, OR FA.BKII„L''BIl';C ALL SITES IN 'TkIE. LOT
1 WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS. IF YOU PUROH�a.SE Now YOU SAVE FROM $5 to $iil9 ON
Al W'oN:011x'11,
;.. ANY SUIT YOU SELE0'r.
,1 0; ,..;.,: +. +4 ;,a,, ,t tr 3 M "£• S 1• ' 4'4•+ 'x4•.•4•+3.4 l 1'8'•'edr 4••1••4+'"'• 4• '4" N *li••l „ 4 •, a
f C •Fresh Groceries always on hand at Rock ttora Prices
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Phone 59
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'T1-7 FAZ
Pro( td likran ed;
lYlr and Mrs. Harvey Coiosky'of
Detroit, wore Sunday visitors with
relatives here: •
Miss Lulu •Albreeht� lefts on Mon-
day for Detroit, where she intends
to remain: for the winter..
A goodly number from, here
attended the Toronto Exhibition
1as,t we•
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Mr. and Mips,. Chi ist; , Hey and
son; Albert, of the Babylon Lane,
were Sunday visitors at Bayfield
///r ssrs: 5, Reitz, E. F. Klopp; J.
Laporte and J. P. Rau, were on a
business tour to St. Thomas and ttils and Inks,
:G ita Z . 1� R ht':. 1if,
$i 2 Y• ,
. gxisaltRV,ir: $2?.Ayikai Terra
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'veil a
geloction .of
ens
Including the Famous • WATER -
MAN'S IDEAL. ,
From $1.50 to $6.00
Also a •complete Lino of Pen -4
oth^r southern points on Monday;
Mr. and Mrs.Herb Kraft of Kit-
chener were week -end visitors at
the former'st home, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Kraft.
Don't forget the• Big Event of
the ;season, ZURICH FALL FAIR,
Friday Sept. 26th. Got' your
eiclitbits ready, bring the whole fan*
ily, and boost the Fair.
Our local proprietor of the
Hill Crest Dairy, Mr, C. Selii ig,
has;: innde another improvement to
his method of delivering his .pro-
ducts by 'using the bottle •,systom, • Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen
Ivlr. and Mrs. Harold Barnum of eBlankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
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NESS t e tiler
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sots.
Open 'a Savings Anoccostt
today in your beby
name, anddeposite'ri do
a . month reuIa iy, It e
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surprising how quickly'. Waif*
regular deposit will create
a fine nest egg. Savings Dei'
partments at all branches.
0. 2I'. JOY
Manager Zurich' Branch
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Horse,
Ayimar, Mr. and Mi)s.:Jos. Greives , Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
of Londonr,Mr. and Mie: John Con- 4, Ranging from $7.00 to ..,.... $30.0;
sett of . Seafortl were all- Sunday *;v
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALE;
'visitors at t.h home- of Mr. and "
"Airs.War. CoAitt, Parr. Line. •s'
• A BIG Stock of Ramses and Hatters always on hand.
Tuesday of next week, Septi e
16th is the: date of 'the Zurich ,sch ▪ Club 'Sags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
o°?l• Pail \\'e all know. the line
t• ;:: . 2M 4'r„ r U.. 1 c o at ilii t ir- Ii AiIN o15S IIEPAIRING A S PECIALT Y
titular event: .' 'c� us •`Ill turn out • r .,M
and sea what the school children
are doing and eon do. FRED H
IEL
Barrister .Dudley E. Holmes of 4'.- •,(•am=4,4 ' s••••••,64,.64. 410.4•0111,a$•') &0'd44+•s4me t • 69.4m4e644 4p*.
Goderich was int he village on Fri- '
day last and. informed us that the
old lav*yet° firm of Proudfoot, Kil-
loran & Holmes of Goderich, have 4+44+++++++ 4'344+• 'S'++3•• 'I'4••r'4.1••244'• ++3•+• •W
dissolved. partnership, Mr. Killoran'
retaining the old office,• While Mr.! 4.
Holm t's has taken over the office i,
and g000d will of Barrister, Mn; 4•
Cameron; who has the high appoint
roent to act as Judge in Prince Ed-
ward Island. Mr. D. E. Holmes,
who is well and, favorably known
in these parts, -will continue to visit
his Hen'sell office on. Friday of each
-§eek, and assures his many clients
the �b est of service and attention,.
LATE ES,THER ETUE
PHONE 10
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,'fig, W.EARE
OPENTNG U1' S OME OFTHEFINES,TSHIPMENTS
OF FALL AND WINTER FOOTWEAR THAT HAS EVER BEEN
'I' • PRESENTED IN OUR STORE, AND THE PRICES ARE SG
. • COMPARATIVELY LOW (QUALITY CONSIDERED), THAT YOU
An old and respected resident
of Stanley Township -in the person tCANNOT HELP BUT BUY.
Of Esther Etue passed away at I 's•, •'
t'he hone, of her 'son. John Erne, of T.
the Sa�uble Line, Stanley HEAVY FOOTWEAR FOR MEN AND 'BOYS. A LARGE
Township f
on. Wednesday, August 27th at the * RANGE OF SUBSTANTIAL SHOES SUITABLE FOR SCHOGL
age of 90 "years. She was one of + WEAR FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. COMB IN AND SEE TREK,
the early, settlers that .come up
fraiuLolver Canada and elearod up; a do al lot of Shoe epairinO Because e j if wall
ahonie with her husband, who pre- 4, _
deena:sed her in de.ath many years 4•
�e house as usual until a da.y previous, *.t. ° "
to her death, when she 'took �•i'' ER.. f
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� strobe and passed peacef lllp a-� • �• 1SHOE
A. �" ' ti
way She is survived by three t
sons; John, Alex,. and Edward Etue ,,1„y„l.•i.4°.g..i.,4.l,+, 4.,4^•E•fi•4.4.4'•t' 4••l2*4^•i•••€0'�^g�•� .k.Ht.i.�a..�4i^4••i; 4°��^.2.,l,.g..Z • 4 &•� ' ti«6":
all of Stanley ,Tp: Three laugh-
tors, Mrs. Joseph Rau of •Stanley,,._.--�"'""" "°""'""'i
Mrs. George Denonay and Mrs. J: __._.�.
P. Rau; of Hay Township. The
funeral took place to the R. C,
•ceinetery !Drysdale, on Friday fol-
lowing the departure, and was
r'argely attended,
BARN BURNED
ago.. She was up and around diol *
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On Saturday noon word was re-
ceived that the .fine bank barn and
s&raw 'shed belonging to Mn Milne
Radar Lo t19 ,cony .15; Hay, T'P/.
was ail ablaze,, starting from the
,:raw agar"{, at tha east side of the
barn* and. as !there was e heavy
w3,st wi.ad blowing at the time and
thrashing operations were going
.on,, it is thought that the high
wind 'carried a spark.. from the
anima and ignited the stack, `tie
was When it started but
alb t1 a res:sta,iu s that rutin t:ould
g t'i'e wars of no avail, Mr. Tilos,
iCu app, the threshers when hi
saw w;h tt was taking place in.'unsd-
i ties vrhir?.ed his engine around and
backed Leto the barn hooh.c:n into
L1ia 1separaitor,, which was threat.
enoyl by, r,ho fire already, and pull-
ed out of the. barns The hors's
wlii•rix were int he stable were 1%-
euId, but live :ervall pigs were de-
stroyed by lire, together witb the' '.
alMioir's cx0j ek epting the Nil
;and solei hay eti With -were
ixiarketed the loss is ,
par6y etyveredi. Jb ilisnr:aai1
co •Frd
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We invite you to come and see
our new Spring and Summer G ods
con.sisting of Prints, nnghaxus. Ori.
dandies, Voiles, FlannnelettesRShirt�
Cottonades, Etc.
We aremaking, a big reduct oprice ou. f
all. Whiter Goods.
A fresh and complete supply ,,f all ga
s
seeds, root seeds,, etc, on hanth
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GENERAL, titer
PHONE 11 - 97
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