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ZURICH
HFIRALD
FASHIONABLE
S.pring an.d Summer Goods
We have a fine array off newDress
Materials on hand at prices reduced
about fifty per cent, from former val-
ues. Also new cotton G-oods such as;
Prints, ginghams, galateas, shirtings,
cottonades, etc., all at lower prices.
Serges andVelours
Fine Dress and Suit Berges in
various colors, 51 in., wide value
at $2.50 a yard. Velours and ot-
her wool goods for Spring coats
at from $2.25 to $3.75 per yard.
New Voiles and Organdies
Figured and Striped Voiles in
light and dark shades and new
designs, also fine organdies in
plain colors. We take pride in
our fine showing of these goods
now on hand. Come and see
them.
MEN'S WEAR
Now is the time to order your
new Spring Suit or Overcoat.
We have a complete range of
samples tp choose from, for
made -to -measure suits at right
prices.
WALL PAPERS
See our new Wall Papers for
Spring. We made a special ef-
fort to obtain the very newest
designs in Wall paper and have
a good variety on hand to show
you.
Grocery Dept.
A new stock of Field and Gar-
den seeds now in. Also Gardin-
er's Calf Meal, Timothy Seed No.
1 purity at right price, also small
lot of Alsike Clover Seed. Get
our Prices.
A FULL LINE OF FRESH GRO-
CERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
J. GASCHO & SON
Ziirieh' s Garage
Just received a shipment of Johnston's
Clear -Bay Reflectors to clear at 51.50
We carry a complete Stock of Tires
Tulles, Accessories and
Genuine Ford Parts
ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FQ.c, PAE(TS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
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Battery Sales and Service Station
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
D NOME' BROS.
GENIIS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Better
Clothing
For Men
IT DOES NOT PAY TO BUY
"CHEAP" CLOTHING. IT WILL
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION. YOU
NOT ONLY LOSE MONEY, BUT
ALSO THE SATISFACTION OF
BEING WELL DRESSED.
LET US DRESS YOU UP IN
ONE OF OUR STYLISH, WELL-
TAILORE D "PALM BEACH"
TJSUITS AND YOU WILL BE
DRESSED FIT FOR ANY OCCAS-
ION. ' 1
DEOMT Bios.
Produce takes in exchange for Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
EXPERT BATTERY ATTENNTION ALSO CHARGING
FIRST CLASS REPAIRING ANY MAKE OF CAR A SPECIALTY.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
Celebrate May 24th, at Zurich.
Mr. Alfred Sreenan of Stanley
has purchased a new Ford touring
car.
Don't forget the date, May 21st
afternoon and evening, for a treat
of real home made candy. __
Mrs. P. Bender left for Watford
on Monday where she will make
her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Gascho
son Samuel were week -end
iters to Kitchener and Baden. ENHIBITION GA)vIE. 1.0..3Da, m!.
i41r, and Mrs. Herbert Hey and '
family of London spent the past • CREDITON VS ZURICH
week with Mr. and Mrs. Hey :on Ieneral Admission 25c. €"hildren
the Babylon.
The Zurich Y. P. A. entertained uzrder 15 gears, 15e. War. Tax
the Dashwood Alliance to a soc- ezztra.
ial eve on Tuesday evening.' A.
large turnout was witnessed and,
a good time reported.
Mr, and Mrs. John Bender- and
little Garnet, of near Exeter, so-
ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, W;
B. Battler, Babylon Line.
and.
vis-,'
SPEND
May 24th
in Zurich
Two Baseball Games
Mr. Garfield Witmer and sister,
Adell and Mr. Bruce Rose of the
Babylon were visiting at Dash-
wood on Sunday.
The annual business meeting and
election of officers of the Zurich
Womens' Institute was held at
the home of Mrs. F. B. Meyer last,
Wednesday evening, May 4th. A
short program was given, after
which the election of officers took
place which resulted as follows;
Pres., Mrs. J. Hey, Jr.; Vice -press
Mrs. Wni. Siebert; Sec Miss Iaa
Routledge, Treas. Miss Irene Lip-
phardt; Press -con; Mrs. E. Weido;
Organist, Miss Lelia Siebert; Dir-
ectors, Mrs. Routledge, Mrs. Mac
Kinnon. Auditors; Mrs. Fritz and
Mrs. P. Manson. The meeting was
then closed after which Mrs, Meyer
served a dainty lunch, enjoyed by
all.
LATE JOSEPH H A.YTER
At P.M,
FIELD SPORTS, FOOT RAC3`igS,
BICYSLE RACES, BOXING CON-
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• We have a full line of the Cel-
ebrated Sherwin-Williams ready
mixed paints, Stains, Oils, Varnish-
es, White Lead, Floor Paint, Gr-
aining Paints, Enamels, Auto and
Buggy Paints, •Turpentine, Etc,
Also, a full line of common and
Rubber Set Paint Brushes, New
Perfection Oil Stoves, Ovens and
Wicks, Lawn Mowers, Screen Do-
ors and Hinges, Window Screens,
and Screening, Poultry Netting,
Frost wire fencing, gates and Ste-
eples, Etc.
Garden and Farm Tools, fresh
clr of Best St. Marys Portland.
Cement, just here; CComplete
line of heavy and shelf hadrware
always in stock.
Orders taken for Gold Medal Bin-
der twine. Evetroughing and
Plumbing and repairing of all
kinds. ,
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We wish to draw yout at-
tention to a few Seasonable
Lines
Peerless Wire Fence (all Styles)
Peerless Wire Gates, Staples, Etc.
.Martin Senour line of 100 per cent.‘'pure paints.
CHIN ANEL LINE OF VARNIS1t11S AND STAINS
NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES AND OVENS
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES
GARDENING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS.
SCREEN WIRE, CLOTH, SCREEN DOORS, AND WINDOWS.
POULTRY NETTING AND FENCING, LAWN MOOWERs,
AUTO TIRES, TUBES AND ASSCESSORIES.
Fresh car Can. Portland Cement
New Barrell of No. 6 Ign. batteries
BOYS' COASTER WAGONS,FEPI.Z: LINE OF BEDS, SPRINGS
4AND MATTRESSES, CURD 1N TOLES, WINDOW, SHA]YF
BASEBALL • BATS, GLOVES AND BALLS.
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE LINE OF MACHINE AND
CYLINDER LUBRUICATING OILS, POLARINE, AND MOS -
IL -B., ROOFING AND BUIL I LNG PAPER, BUILDERS' HAR-
DWARE, AND TOOLS, METAL WORK IN GENERAL IS GINE
OF OUR SPECIALTIES, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL..
ORDERS TAKEN FOR BINDER TWINE. f 1
The Store with the'Liberal Cash Discount
MELIIC& BRMJN
PHONE 63
NOTICE.
I am now in a position to do all
kinds of paper hanging, painting,
graining and staining work. Also
keep a large assortment of sam-
pies of paper and can have same
in short order. Satisfaction my
Motto. —Carl Blumenstein, Walper
House, Zurich. tf-39
�CCOUNTIN
COST C.P.A: EXECUTIVE
The Beat Paid Pregetaion
Book-keepers wanted. Ono ' those wishing for arm
vancement to qualify as accountant: Homestudy
training, not interfering with your present occupa-
tion. Booklet free. We have trained more Cert%.
fled Public Accountants than has any otherinstitt -
tion. We have helped hundreds of others secure.
good paying positions. We can help you. .�
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New Styles! New Cloths! New Priced
Spring and Summer
The "BROADWAY" Brand
IAT 4 P. M.
N. W. E. A, LEAGUE BASEBALL
CREDITON .VS ZURICH
Do not miss seeing these two
Teams play. Both Teams are
much stronger than' last year.
General Admission to afternoon
Sports and Baseball Game — 25e.
Children under 15 years, 15e. War
Tax extra
ZURICH ATHLETIC 4SSOC,
Irl the passing of Joseph James
Hayter, Stanley Township loses
one of its old residents. He de-
parted this world on Wednesday
morning May 18th at the age of
70 years, 10 months and 21 days.
Having been ailing for some time
with cancer of the stomach, the
end came to releive the sufferer.
Mr. Hayter was well kn?wn in
Zurich and community and had
many close friends. His wife
having pre -deceased Lim one year
ago to the: day hw:ch is remarkablq ing game with Kirkton. The
Deceased is survived by onebro- visitors seemed somewhat effect -
Rev. Father Rondott is at pre-
sent attending the fourty-hours
devoVon in Zurich.
Mr. Remmie Denomy, while run-
ning from the barn to the house,
fell .and. hurt his shoulder on a
stick, and will be laid up for some
time.
Mr. Wm, Denomy is quite
with a sore throat.
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SPORT NEWS
The baseball (season opened up
last Thursday afternoon with ev-
erybody shivering with the cold
weather and wishing for 'their fur
coats. However ' an unexpected
large crowd witnessed the open-
Cher, Justus Hayter of Stephens
and one sister, Mrs. Lane of Mich-
igan; two children, Harry Hayter
on the horns farm and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Johnston of Varna. The
remains will be laid to rest on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock to
Bayfield cemetery.
ed by the .chilly drive from their
town to here and could not get
rightly. limbered up, consequently
'our boys tallied the biggest score
—6 to 1. Dr. O'Dwyer pitched
the first .part of the game and R.
Ohlert .finished. Both pitchers
showed marked ability and had
the hits well scattered, while A.
Henning; the cathcer, always had
his eagle eye on the bases and
with his quick peg -shoots put
several Kirktons on the bench.
The line-up;
ZURICH K1RIKTON
Clay. Hoffman 1b. Diver
T. L. 'Marra 2-b. McCurdy
Clar. Hoffman 3-b. Miller
L. W, Hoffman s.s. Wisner
B. Siebert 1-f. .Balfour
L. Callfas c.f. Gettler
W. F. Braun r: -f, . Shute
Dr. O'Dwyer. p. Berry
A. Henning c: Sheave•
R Ohlert, p.
C. Chilton played for L. Callfas in
last 3 innings: Phone
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DRYSDA,LE.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Ohlert of Zurich
called on Miss B. Mousseau one ev-
ening last week.
Mrs. John Bart and twosons,
Paul and Elmer, of Stratford, vis-
itt'ri friends and relatives herelast
week. 1 •
While eoming from church one
evening last week, the young son.
Raymond, of Mr. Philip Denomy,.
met with an aecident, Mri.
Dennis Duchartne was riding on
his bicycle quite lively and _ he
did'nt see the little fellow and
'wining into him( broke his ieg
above the ankle. The boy was
tnkeni horse and Dr.oMacKinnon of
Zurich Vag called 10...,a e„nd ,::the.
Correct Clothing for Men
Let us take your
measure for an up.
to date SUIT of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
Hundreds of Sam-
pies to chose from
Produce Wanted. 'Buterick fashions
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