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AND HAVE JUST THE LINE AND KIND OF ,MACHINERY
YOU NEED THE MOST. ,,ALSO PUMPS, PIPING AND
FITTINGS, WT' INSTALL OUR PUMPS.
See us before , purchusing your Farm.
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GAAGE SUPPLIES
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AND CAN Surr.1.`s YOU WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF
AUTO PARTS.
rhes, The Creases and Oils
WHILE THEY LAST WE ARE OFFERING THE PUBLIC
THESE SPE Of AL BARGAIN'S
2100 at -cries for $15,00
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Company and myself
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Cali in for a Sample a4i:1 coup-4re our roofings with any
' other en the market.
Then let as quote you on roofi,.+s's, asphalt 'shingles, Building
Papers, and Waall Boards,
ALWAYS A LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
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Regards
Auto Tops, Wagon Repairing,
Painting, Etc.
!F YOU WANT l'SERVICE, WE HAVE IT r
WE RERUBI3ER YOUR UGGY WHEELS.
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—ARD COAL 1
We have made arrangements
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whereby we can supply our custom
ers with the very best grades of
Scranton Anthracite Coal. Leave :-
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your order with us and we will fill.
them as shipments arrive.•
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'!q'OOD SUPPLY OF BEST BRANDS OF tk''LOUI#., CHICK 1+`E- 1
FDS, S`rOCK FOODS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND
WE (AM TO SATISFY
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Zurich
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Paying
or Rediv:ing It ?
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receiving. interest than in paying it.
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GRAND
Monday night at the Casino,Mr.
Harry Bessenberry, the 95-yehr-old
fiddler, 'successfully defeated his
title of chn.4pion fiddler of`thedis-
trict: Four fiddlers attempted to
Wrest the cusp from him but he •
maintained the audienee:s approval
gas the best, and held his 'cup once
or twice it was in doubt, but at the
close of the competition the doubt
was removed and the old gentle-
man won .out.
BEND
CONSERVATIVE PICNIC
There will be a� big Con�seY v -•
ative rally at the Casino, or Sato;
day ,afternoon at which noted 'spe-
akers will tell .the electors the
Conservative 'policy as ,outlinedby
Hon. Ai•tlur Meighan. The speak
arts will include ;such known, polit-
icians as the Hon. Manning Dohe
erty, late Minister of Public Wor-
ks in the Drury Government, Mr.
,Consitt of Hensall and And
rew Hicks, the Government Cam-
didate for S..Huro.n riding. It is
unfortunate that the .Premier co-
uld not attend. •Mr. Harry Eilber,
Ex M.P.P, will also address the
audience.t The Management of
the Casino have turned over the
rounds for their use and it sho-
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uld see a monster meeting.
THAT GAME AT CREDITON• OF
JULY 16th, 1909.
In one of the best baseball;
gangs witnessed' here for ,Some time
the Stars Ment down to defeat at
the hands of the Zurich ball tosi-
'secs last Friday evening, ithe
score being 4-3. The Zurich teas:
although only organized this sea-
son, slowed
easen,'sl,iov.e1 them elves worthy op-
ponents of the Stars and 'won the
game on its merits. They did
better batting than the local's and
iiefielding showed some class, the
irfield pulling off some nice plays.
"King” 'Fahner ova's not at hisbest
but att Ii ft pitched a good game.
To him ,can be,given the credit of
losing the. game, a, wild pitch and
a mise of- an easy grounder ;that
went by himy in the ninth innig be-
ing accountable accountable tor the
winning run being 'scored, Art
FLoltnizann at iaeennd for Crediton,
put up a perfect game, and made
some plays of the sensational or-
der, The first and third baseman
for Zurich also put up a capital
game and considerable credit is
due thein. Charles Fritzz the _heft'
fielder for. Zurich put considerable
ginger into the game, handing out
a big line of talk. to the players
and 'spectators all the while. He
wa's the most tickled reran on the
team and after the game teleph-
oned ahead to have the !land out
to meet his 'stalwart play;R(•s. there
Vas a big attendance' many of
which were outside the fence and
avoided the admission °'ltte. • The
box 'score. for Zurich was,
Zurich 1t H E
Edighoffor 0 0 0
Knapp 0 0 0
Fritz t 1 0
Warm 6 i1 2 0
Weber 1 1 0
Rennie ; 0 0 0'.
Tint rnui 00 1
Littln 1 1 0
tL Weber 0 1 0
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CASINO
Saturday Sept. 4th. at 31.30 p.rni. I
Big Conservative Picnic.
Speakers—
Hon. Manning Doherty, Ex -minister
of Public Works Drury Gov't; Mr, 1
Herry Eilber, Ex/ -M. P. P. L'iri' 1
Consitt, Hirman, and Mr
Andrew Hicks, Gov. Candidate Lori
LABOR DAY—Big Girl's Soft Bald
this riding.
Match. The Brownie Gira of Lon-
don, _v1s. An All Stae Team picked
from till: Grand Bend District
Girl's Soft Ball League. The win-
ner of this game constitutes this
champion's of this ,district.
DANCING AFTERNOON A fr) EV-
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ENING WITH ,
Hugo D'Ippolito's Buescher
Boys'$ pierce Orchestra
As Labor Day is the last day of
the season, we invite you to come
and enjoy the beach, play gro-
und's, we will make you truly wel-
come.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Rev. q. Eicher and,,fam'ily Ite
iruak, N.Y. have been visiting for
a few 'day's with rMs. 'Eicher's sis-
ters, Mrs. Ed, Johnston and Mrs,
N'eison Keys.
On Sunday evening Mr, Eicher
occupied the pulpit in the Goshen
United church and preached a very
fins 'sermon.
Muss Emma Keys of Micb
has been visiting her friends and
relatives in Stanley.
Mr. John A. Armstrong and
family 'spent Sunday at the home
; of Mr. John McBeath.
Rev. Wni, 0. Robinson, :spent a
few days at Walton last week, re-
newing acquaintances, .
The fine weather thiss week is
very acceptable to the farmers,
who are staking .good ase of it in
getting their grain into thebarn.
• BLAKE.
r Mra. Wini Yule of Fullerton,,vho
visited et the ihoine of Mr. wnd
Mrs Rods Johnston, returned' ho-
me on Sunday.
The Misses Jean and Mildred
Hey, returned home after a pleas-
ant visit with friends near Zurich,
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Douglas and
family, 'spent Sunday with friends
near Parkhill,
Miss !Sarah Manson, who spent
a few clays with friends, i%n Rene,
sal'l, returned hoir.e, accompanied
by the Misses Jean and Margaret
McQueen
Miss Dora Sherritt of LEfns<all,
visited att he home of Mrs, V,
Meyers, and .,other friends in the
vil'lag'e. et...
Mr, IMusadihru 1 of Elmira, is Vis
itiing with,.hi's sisters, Mrs. Peter
Gingerich, and l'dris. Menno Steckle
of the Bronson Linc.
Mr. 'and Ms+a: Sam Gingerich and
family ;spent Friday evening at the
home of .Mr. and Air's, I;. ,N' Do
ugl,i��s,
Master David Meyers who sp-
ent a few weeks with. ,his sister
and brath�� in -•!awl 1 'r.' anti li,1rs.
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WILL ALSO GIVE EXPERT Si:R V1.CE Oh' BATTERIES
�1{ ALL KINDS— --N]i W BAT!"T'ERTES IN STOCK.
AUTOS REPAIRED OR OVERHAULED BY EXPERT
AIECTIANIC. SATISFACTION IS ORFR MOTTO, GIVE
XY IiY • AND NIGHT SERVICE.
Plow points to fit most makes of plows
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In order to quickly dispose of the
balance of our Stock on hand, we
are offering same below wholesale
price. Don't miss these bargains
Don't miss this bargafliy.
Sts made to measure
From $17.50 up
See our windows for other Special Bargains
Good Pressing, Skillfully done by a, ,real Tailor, is as Refresh-
ing to Your Suit, as a good night sleep is to you.
PRESSING AND ALTERATIONS REASONABLY DONE.
. E. WULI�TI1.
Tailor, Men's Furnishings n. Zurich, Ont. ry}:
Where the Good Clothes come from
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Zurich. Drug Store
School Supplies
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We have a complete
Stockof everythingnee- .�
. essary in this line for
the School Boy or Girl
We have a new Stock of
Stock of Scribblers, Note
Books, Pencils, Pens, Water
Colors, and all textbooks..
AIso a fine supply of the High
School Books used in the Fifth Class
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