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Spring and Summer Goods
We have a fine array of newDress
Materials ori .hand at prices reduced
about fifty per cent, from former val-
ues. Also new cotton Goods such as;
Prints, ginghams, galateas, shirtings,‘
cottonades, etc., all at lower prices.•
Serges awl Velours
Fine Dress and Suit serges in
various colons, 5 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 Voi ad Organdies
Figured and Striped. Voiles in
light and dirk shades and new
design, aleo fine organdies in
plain colors. We take pride • in
our fine showing of. these goods
now on hand. Come and see
them.
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MEN'S WEAR
Now is the time to order' your
new Spring Suit or Overcoat.
We have a complete range or
samples to choose.,- frost, - for , den seed, now in. Also Gardin-
made-to-measure suits at right'.
er, s Calf Meal, Timothy •Sed No.
prices.
Grocery
.A. new stock
epti.
of Field and Gar -
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
CERIES ALWAYS ON
you. H
1 purity at right price, also small
lot of Alsike Clover Seed. Get
our Prices.
A FULL LINE OP FRESH GRO-
HAND.
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Just rc.,ceived a shipment of John ston's
Clear -Ray Reflectors to clear at $1.50
We carry a cdmplete Stock of Tires
Tubes, Accessories- a-nd
Genuine Ford Parts
ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED POR PARTS FOR V...A.ItIOUS AUTOS
Battery Sales an Service Station
EXPERT BATTERY ATTENTION ALSO CHARGING
FIRST CLASS REPAIRING ANY MAKE OP CAR A SPECIALTY.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
11. Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
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We have a full line • of 'the Cel-
ebrated Sherwin-Williams ready
mixd Ninth, RIMS, 011A Varnish -
(13, White Lead., Floors Paint, Gr -
*irking Paints, Enamels, Auto and se
Buggy Paints, Turpentine, Etc,
Aleo a full line 'set common and
Rubber Set Paint Brushes, New
le,rfection Oil Stoves, Ovens and
Wicke, Lawn Mower, Screen Do -
ore and .mnos, Window Screens,
nnlSereening, Poultry Nettng,
:Frost wire fencing, gates and Ste-
eplee; Etc.
Gard e and Par. -n 'Tools, fresh
cee oe Beet S. Marys Portland ft
Cement, just here; CComplete • ../e,
line of heavy and shelf hadeware
Orders: taken Cor Gold Medal Bin-
der twine.- Evetroughing and :re
Plumbing and repairing of all
kinds. t
alwaye in stock.
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IT DOES NOT PAY TO BUY
"CHEAP" CLOTHING. IT WILL ee
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION. YOU
NOT ONLY LOSE MONEY, BUT
ALSO THE SATISFACTION
BEING ,WELL DRESSED. es
LET US DRESS YOU UP IN
ONE OF OUR STYLISH, WELL-
TAILORE D "PALM BEACH"
USUITS AND YOU WILL BE
DRESSED PIT FOR ANY OCCAS-
ION.
Peerless Wire. Fence (all Styles)
Peerless Wire Gates, Staples, Etc.
Martin Senour line of 100 per cent. pure paints.
CHINANEL LINE OF VARNISHES 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 NETITING AND FENCING, LAWN MOOWERS:
AUTO TIRES, TUBES AND ASSCESSORIES.
Fresh car Can. Portland Cement
New Barrell of No. 6-Ign. batteries
BOYS' COATER WAGONS,FULL LINE OF BEDS, SPRINGS,
AND M.A.TTRESSES, CURT,' 1 re TOLES, WINDOW sprApg4,
BASEBALL liATS, GLOVES AND BALLS. •
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE LINE OP MACHINE, AND
CYLINDER LUBRUICATING OILS, POLARINE, -AND MOB-
IL -B., ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER, BUILDERS' HAR-
DWARE, AND TOOLS, METAL WORK IN GENERAL IS ONE
'die OUR SPECIALTIES, NO 3033 TOO BIG OR SMALL. -
O.RDERS TAKEN FOR BINDER TWINE.
Produce taken in exchange for Qcods
ITEMS OF LOCAL. INTEREST
Mr. Harry Randall -of London
called on friends in Zurich last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Routledge of
Centralia, spnet the holiday in
the vfflage. . ,
Rev. Henderson .of the Alliance,
Toionto, will occupy the pulpit in
the Evangelical church next Snn-
day morning. •
'Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Horner 14th,
con., returned from London last
Wednesday ,a:ter spending a week
with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rookeand son
Can ane. Mrs. J. KerersOieendson
Joe,, visited at the hoitie .:OfMr.
and Mrs. .3 Hartman, GolehenLeae
south, over Sunday.
The Lutheran Synod is in session
in Zurich this week. Sonic • 60
Ministers- and delegatee are nres-
ent -and it will be a fine devotion-
al gathering of church workers,
ReV. 'Rivers, of, Hensell, occup-
ied the pulpit in the Eeesugelical
church on Sunday evening, while.
Rev. P. B. Meyer. conducted ser -
V''%1 in. the Methodist church Hen-
sall.
Word was received last -week of
the death of Miss Ida Tour, of
eear Elmira. She was known to
many in Zurich, having stayed: at
the Even:Tercel narsenage forseme
time.. More particulars next 'We-
ek.
Last Friday, •Mr. Jacob Schwartz
entruber of the Bronson Line left
for London, and upon being
ex-
ainined on the X -Ray efound that
he had a cancer in the inteetinee.
They intend to operate. on Tues-
day of this Week. •
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet, Deters of
Hay Township spent a few days
last week. at New Hamburg, as-
sisting the forneer'e parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Daters of that
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place in moving theie household
effects into the dwelling they
recently purchased,
Mr, Peter 'Coerivean of St. Jos-
eph, known as "Steeple -Jack
Pete' is painting the high' tower
of the Lutheran church: We are
toki that Mr. Corriveiu has an en-
tirely different method of cleat
this work to form.* 'painters, in
stead of Using a large trustle work
Mr Corriveau has a rope at-
taehment to the top, of the steeple
and has a small carriage hanging
thereon which holds the painter
and by swinging around and let-
ting hitnelt up or down at his
leisure, Mr, Cotriveaticae do this
work at a very rapid rate atepeed
LATE LAURINE STEMON
On Thursday . Miy 19th, the
Anglo o death entered into the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Sie mc,n, •Hay Townehip, and re-
moved thole beloved daughter,
Laurens, age 6 years, 6 months and
13 &nes. Deceased had been ill
for a Fa hOrt time with inflaniatory
rhuematiem, this enlarging the
heart' to such an vx.tentIthat death
elone could releisse the sufferer.
The funeral Which WA.9 COndllet.g (1
ley Ply, H. Bembe ors Sundae' af-
ternoon to the Goshen Line c.,enr-
etery, was one �( the In tee es t wit -
ns! s eel for some time, coneiderable
over 100 autos being in the Poese
neseion. 'This is evidence of the
Vgli esteem Mr, and Mrs. Si6r0011,
and family are being held an
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tb sir many friends awl relatives.]
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SPORT NEWS
The Store ith the Liberal Cash Discount
FOR GIRLS
Foot race 13 yrs. and under, G.
Surerus, R. Surerus and G.Melick.
Foos race, 10 yrs. and under, `Sur-
erus, S. Callfas, A. Surerus and
C. Wmen.
Three-legg•ed race, Rader and
Deeller, Melick and Howald, Sure
•-erus and Surerus.
FOR BOYS
Foot race, 13 yrs, and under, L.
Surneus, t. 'Yungblut, P Feist.
Foot raee, 10 yrs. and under, D.
Geiger ,L. Prang, 0. Witmer.
Three legged race; Surerus and Se-
Praese• and Hey.
Pie eating conteit, Hey, McAdams,
.Prb.ng.
C Fritz, manager
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•MORNING EXIL GAME •
Zurich Crediton
W. F. Braun c. Arnestronce
A. Henning p. W. Motz
L W. Hoefmare s.s, G. Kennon
Clay Hoffman 1-b 33 :Fahner
R. Ohlert 2-b TT. Palmer
Car. Hoffman 3-b. E. Beaver
'1 S. Chilton r -f. H. Brown
L. Callfas c -f. K. Fahner
!eel e Seibert c -f. [Schenk
core by innings;
Zurich 00/2 01e x-16
Ceediton 20 4 010 0- 7
A Henning pitched first 2% in-
nings for Zurich and Clar. Hoff-
rnan the balance allowing, only one
leen and henning acted as catcher
..vhlie Brown retired.
W. Mote, retched first three in-
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nings ear-sCrediton and IT. Down
finishing.
AFTERNOONs LEAGTJE GME
Zurich Crediton
R Ohlert p. 1-1. Down
A. :Henning c. Armetrong,
T W Ho`fin.en s.s. G.Anderson
Clay. Holfraa.n 1-b. B.lealerier
T. \V. Wennu 2-b, H. Fahner
Clay. Hoffman 3-b. Harness
W.F. Braun r.f. K. Fahner
1's. Callfas c.f. W. 'Motz
Babe Siebert 1-f C. 13e,aver
Score by innings;
-Zurich 228 0; 0 01x-15
Crediton 012 120 001- 5
R. Oh'e:'t the Zur:ch pitcher bad
13 etrike-outs, and gave 3 bases
on balls. While the. C'reditoii pit -
chore, Down and Mote had , 6
strike -outs and give 2 bases ion
bees. Hite of Ohlert 7, of Cred-
iton 14.
Jerry Boyle at Exeter umpired
both gamel and gave good eatis-
faet;on, 4,-4.
In the first League (seine be-
tween Clinton and God%rich on
Tueeday, Goderich won, score 5-0
Goderich ilea its first game with
Creditori, this Thursday evening,
at Crediton.
Mayor Elliott of Wiegham pit-
ched the first' ball in the firstborns
game of the 'North Well League
laet Wednesday afternoon. The
fixture was between Brussels and
Wir;gham and the latter team the,
winners of last yeir's penant, de-
feated the visitoes by 11 to 3.
Both teams played good bail and
'Brussels( has no reason to feel
couraged.
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A game of interest was played
between the Dashwood and Zurich
juniors last Friday ovenieg on the
Zurich Diamond, the home teethe
having considerable the best bf
the argument. . 'Keep at it toys!
Yoti will be the players ot the
coming time, when our' present
stars *re out roe the game.
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PHONE 63
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NOTICE.
am now in a position to do all -
kinds of paper hanging, painting,
graining and staining work. Also
keep a large assortment of sam-
ples of paper and can have same
in short order. SatisfaCtion my
Motto. -Carl. Blumenstein, Walper
House, Zurich. tf-39
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CO5T-C.P.A:EXECUTIVE
The Best Paid Profeason
Book-keepers wanted. Only those wishing for a
vancement to qualify as accountant. Homestu
training, not interfering with your present occup
tion. Booklet free. We have trained more Cfled e
PtbIic Aeoountants than has any otherinstit
tier!. We have helped hundreds of others secu
jpod paying positions- We an Mgr you.
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