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FOR MEN
For
Ladies's Wear
New silk poplins in fashionable
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shades, Reps, cord silks, Georget-
tes and crepe du chenes. Also
Borges, poplins and garbardines
for suits or dresses.
• See our fine display of spring
caps, felt hats, fine neglige shirts
with collars to match, new ties,
gloves, suits, tweed rain coats.
Housefurnishings
Window shades, curtain scrims,
linoleums, oilcloths, conguleums,
and tapestry rugs.
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"SMOOTHER THAN VELVET"
The 'finishing touch to a good meal---Silverwood.'s
Ice Cream.
Its creamy taste and pure fruit flavors are a real delight.
Many fine dishes,tan be served with ice cream,
Snaking dainty deserts for special occasions.
,Siivrw od's.ispurepasteurized cream—homogenized.
SILVERWOOP'S LIMITED, LONDON, ONT.
Bricks in alt
Flames
Look for the
Silvcrrvood'e
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Groceries
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST 1GODERICH
MAN IS
A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
HAND. ALSO CALF AND PIG MEAL, PRATT'S BABY CHICK
FEED, OYSTER SHELL, NEW GARDEN SEEDS.
J. Gascho Son
Mr Joseph Smith, son of • Mr.
and Mrs. Wendel Smith, Goshen..
Line, returned to his home here a
few days ago from overseas.
1191•s Stevenson of M. r 0 te.,
and Mrs. Louis Hartman of Ann
Arbour, Mich., are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Waldo of
town.
Mr R. 1Zavitz, of Guelph, jud-
ged the spring wheat and oats in
the Standing Field Crop Compet-
ition being held under the .auspices
o: the Zur eh Ayricultu al Society.
The winners will be anno:rn:ed at
an early date.
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4.4. Gold Medal Twine
4.,. '!!11Y ,, Our supply of Gold Medal TWine
4.w� '1�PG;,'. has arrived. Our prices and
4? " • , 1 e i terms see as follows;
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+'�; i�'`'?S 27c. per lb.
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28c. for September payment.
Also Green Sheaf and Silver Sh-
• , X31 alk ,. 1e eaf at lower prices.
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▪ Everyone in need of large hay fork rope should get our
1. • prices before buying. All sizes small ropes in stock.
Pure Manilla Rope
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BASEBALL
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ELECTROCUTED
A fatal accident occured teat
Wednesday al Bissett Bros. dairy
Saltiord, when .Harry Watson, a
prominent electrician of Godefich,
was electrocuted.
Watson had been working at the,
dairy all day and ha.d almost com-
pleted his work, when a high vol-
tage wire 'slipped out of his hand
and touched his arm above the
rubber glove, throwing him aga-
inst another live wire., where he
met instant death.
The victim was about 40 years
of age and Thad lived here all his
life. Be was a son of the . late
Capt. W. Watson. He is survived
by his widow, mother and two
brothers, George and Fred, both
of this town.
One* of the best games of ball
that has been seen in Seafortn for
a long time was played at. • the
Race Track Diamond on Thursday
evening of last week when the Zur-
ich team met the locals. Zurich
has one of the snappiest ball teams
lin the county, and have gone thr-
ough the ecason without' a- defeat
usrtii they were forced to• bow
down tot he locals on Thursday,
the score beiing 6-4.. 'The game
was given as a benefit for Jimmy
Hart, who was so seriously injur-
ed at the ball grounds the previ-
ous week, and was witnessed by a
large number of enthusiastic fans.
We hope to have another oppor-
tunity of seeing the Zurich boys
in action, when we can assure them,
an even larger turn out than on
Thursday last.—Huron Expositor•.
WLINTON 6, ZURICH 7
It took ten innings to decide. the
winners of the baseball game pl-
ayed here last Thursday between
Clinton and Zurich teams. The
score at the end of the ninth in-
ning stood 6 all. In the visitor's
hal of the .0 h no runs were_ macre
and in the last half Zurici1 scored
the necessary run with one man
out. The game was well. play-
ed, and up to the ninth inning the
visitors piled up six runs to the ectio'n.
home team's three. A safe hit to And I hereby call upon all voters
right field by Clarence Hofimae to take immediate proceedings to
with the bases full brought :n have alny errors or omissions cor
three runs tieing the snore 3n the rested according to law.
ninth The Clinton team -was ane Dated this 30th day of July, 1919.
of the best which has played here
this season. Ali were glad. to see
"Dick" Tasker back in the game
and he covered first base for ,he
'ri,sitors without an error.
S^ori: by innings.
Minton 010108001n-6
Zur',ch 00010'01131-7
Battery for Zurich, Ed: Wurm
and Clarence Hoffman.
M:A.RRIED 18, S1NKES 18
The married men of town played
the single fellows last Friday night
and at the end• of the game it wasl
found that both .sides had 18 runs.
So another game will have to be
played to decide the championship.
Mary of the 'Old-timers" were in
the game and they showed the
boys some of the finer points i'3
baseball. Naturally some of the
players could not have caught the
ball with a basket, but. they tried
to and when it did hit .the mitt t
they dropped it because it seemed
hot. The attenclanee was large
and everybody is lookinig forward
to .the deciding game.
On Monday night the Bayfield
team came o`•e• and ,seffere'l rle-
feat al the halnds of the home lea n
by the score of 16 to 7. The game
was marked by heavy hitting.
Battery for ,Zurich, Ca'lfas and
Th',rl
T nerhf a,"s�1�•''a-I ounl is a delightful toilet requisite.
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Zurich's Bu iy S'tor'e
Announcement
We have the agency for the well known
Lois Phonographs
Three styles to choose from; ranging in price
from $125 to 8225. Beautiful tone, universal
reproducer plays all records, no unnecessary
noise. You will be convinced on hearing it at
our store at your convenience. Installment
terms arranged on any of these instruments.
Binder( Twine, Harvest Tools
Paint, Rope, Car of Fresh
Canada Cement, WoVen Fence,
Stoves, etc.
ADMINI+STRATOR'1S SALE
Of Farm, Farm Stock, Implem-
eaits. etc, Estate of Robert John
Richardson, Deceased; by PUB-
LIC AUCTION will be held at Lot
No. 10, B. R. N. Cotnc.ession, Stanley
Township. on Saturday, Aug. 2"rd,
1919, at one o'clock, p. m.
For Particulars see Posters or
apply to • Thomas BroWnett, Ad-
ministrator; W. Brydone,, Solicitor;
T. Gundry. Auctioneer.
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CLERK'S NOTICE
—OF—
Voters' List, 1919, -Municipality of
the Township of Hay, County of
,Fiuronk
NOTICE is hereby given that I
havL transmitted or de.ive:ed to
the" persons mentioned in Section
9 of The Ontario Voters' List Act,!
the copies required by said section
to be so transmitted or de.iveced
of the list, made pursuant to said
Act, of all persons appearing by'
the last revised Assessment roll of
the said Municipality to be entit-
led to vote in the said municipality
at elect oes for mcrn::er3 o� the Leg
'e a:i�'e A s'mf.lt and at Municiral
Elections; and that the said list
was first posted up in my office
at Zurich on the 30th day of July,
1919, and remains there for insp-
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F1MOCS No. 21
Fleury Piows in Stork
at .�� 21 while they last
Following at last year's prices
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ONE DAIN HAY LOAD ER, NONE BETTER.
PETER HAMILTON SCU`E'FLE11, B EST ON MARKET
PETER HAMILTON CULTIVATO R.
BISSELL DISC IRA.RROW BISSEL LAND ROLLER
ONE 4% h. p. UNITED GASOLINE ENGINE, SLIGHTLY USED.
ABOVE WILL I3E SOLI) AT CUT PRICES, AS WE IgE J1 TILE MON-
EY.
We handle pumps, piping, etc,
L pf " I ZURICH
A. F. HESS,
Clerk of Hay Township.
ReommamM
UII1Esi li1OI( roues,
DAREN GRAY HIIR
Use the Old-time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and Nobody
Will know.
Overalls and Smocks
+ef
Whe n you need working clothes you should call
at our store for your needs. A full line of over-
alls, smocks, etc. See our line of
Bull Dog Overalls and Smocks
None Better
Zurich
Denonl Bros.
Phone 78 T. L. WURM Pnone 78
JUST ARRIVED
A. nice line of ladies' silL waists in
to -day's 1 'eading styles and
shades
TO CLEAR
Ladies' white voile Waaists at 75o
and $1.00.
LADIES' HOSE
Silk and cotton hose in the follow-
ing shades; White, black, grey,
taupe, sand, champagne, nigger.
Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear -
makes orur marsris the your
charm. en it
fades, turns gray and looks streaked,
just a few applications of Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
a hundred -fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound," which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready -to -use prepara-
tion, because it darkens the hair beau-
tifully, besides, no one can possibly
tell, as it darkens so naturally and
evenly. You moisten a sponge or Soft
brush with it, drawing this through
the hair, taking one Small strand at
a time. By morning, the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two, its natural color is restored
and it becomes thick, glossy and lus-
trous, and you appear years younger.
r- yeth's Same and Sulphur Coni -
It
7t Is not intended for the cure, Miti,,
gatiot or p:•. venti,n of disease,
at 5 ;y, 1111.
SILKS* SILKS!
Our silk department is complete
crepe de theme, poplins, taffeta,
crepe Faille, etc.
PULL -OVER SWEATER COOATS
All 'wool at $7.50
Get
and
$15.
SPECIAL IN OUR
WHITEW ARE DEPARTMENT
Just arrived, lovely washable cam-
isoles, t 142 $1.50 $2,00
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Ladies' combination suits sleeve-
less and short sleeves.
RAIN COATS
One. Keep dry. Windproof
Rainproof. Regular $20 for
Regular $25 for $16.
MADE -TO ORDER CLOTHING.
Men's made -to- ' order clothing,
Every suit guaranteed to fit. Give
us a tria,lkk.
HATS AND CAPS
Mens' hats and caps in all colors.
Buy your spring hat here anal
save money,
UNDERWEAR
A big stock of men's and young,
men's combination suits, white nael,
tan.
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FREE* FREE: FREE!
With -every pound of Minto tear'
we give away FREE one silver
tea spoon, Roger quality.
PINEAPPLES
Just arrived, fresh pineapples.
Th.1,8 is the week to buy pineappleer
as the prilce is going up. Phone
or mail orders promptly attended,
to:
Seed Corn, ,Sorghum, rlangel Seed
Garden Seeds, Etc.
T, L. WLJRI Phone 78