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6th.
Prices greatly reduced on Summer
Goods just mrhen you are in need- of
them.
Remember the date, two days only,
COME EARLY
Special Reductions on the following:
FINE VOILES
SILKS OF ALL KINDS
CURTAIN SCRIMS A.ND, NETTS
CURTAIN DRAPES
CRETON
CHINTZES
PRINTS AND GINCIPIA'AIS
L &DIES' UNDERWEAR
*MEMAND BOYS' SUUITS
MEN'S PANAMA HATS
MEN'B FELT HATS
CAPS, OVERALLS, WORK SHIRTS
SOME LINES IN GROCERIES
See Bills for more- particulars.
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Just recei VC d a shipment of John ston's
Clear -Ray ItellectorS to clear at $1.50
We carry a complete Stock of Tires
Tubes, Accossories and
Gonne Ford. Parts
IteLSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR PARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
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Battery. Sales ani Service Station
EXPERT BATTERY ATTENinoN ALSO CHARGING
FIRST CLASS REPAIRING ANY MAKE OF CAR A SPECIALTY.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
111 Morisseau• Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
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GENTS- FURNISHINGS
Ordered
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IT DOES NOT PAY ITO BUY
"CHEAP" CLOTHING. IT 1,VILL
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION. YOU
NOT ONLY LOSE MONEY, BUT
ALSO THE SATISFACTION , OF
BEING WELL DRESSED,
LET US DRESS YOU UP IN
ONE OP OUR STYLISH, WELL-
TAILORE D "PALM BEACH"
USUITS leND YOU 'WILL BE
DRESSED FIT FOR ANY OCCAS-
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2X061.1.100 taizen in exchange fozi Gooao
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Let everybody patronize the
Ladies fifteen -cent lunch.next .Sat-
urday night.
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Mr. Alex. Rannie and son Wil—
liam motored to Leawdoo, on
Tuesday, May 24th, to attend the
funeral of the former's brother,:
Mr. Thomas ,Ra:nnie.
Norman Garfield, who shot and
kided Ben. Johnston at Woodstock
and 'who escaped jail last week,.
has been re -captured and. eSeen-
tenced to haler'sto-day, Thuile/tee.
June 2nd, at Woodstock.
6 ,Neee,
Miss Ruth Pirt, of- Uxbridge,
will speak to the ZZurich Woriteres"
Institute en the Ladies' Halleoe
afternoon, -June 10th at 2 pr,tnIL,
Her subject will be motheroed
I teaughter. All ladies are 'toed -
jelly invited.
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and three sisters, Mrs. Jacob Ge-
iser of Shipka, 1VIrs. Win, Schade
of Dashwood, and Mrs. Joseph
Kaereher of. Lansing.
The . funeral was held Monday
afternoon from the Evangelical
church. From out o tow e there
attended Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Link and son; Mr. and Mrs. Con-
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Thursday, June 2nd., 1.94 t
einramesorappeinnsawassios wensiness.mssmerataisfessawasmannimq
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We wish to draw your at
tention to a few Seasonable
Lines
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Peerless Wire Fence (all Styles)
Peerless Wire Gates, Staples, Etc,
Martin Senour line of 100 per cent. pure paints.
CUINANEL LINE OF VARNISHES AND STAINS
NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES AND OVENS
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES
GARDENING TOOLS dt, 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,FULL LINE OF BEDS, SPRINGS,
AND MATTRESSES, CURT I TOLES, WINDOW SHADES.,
BASEBALL BATS, GLOVES AND BALLS.
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LIN S LINE OF MACHINE, AND
CYLINDER LTJBRUICATING OILS, POLARINE, AND MOB-
IL -B., ROOFING: AND BUILDING PAPER, BUILDERS' HAR-
DWARE, AND TOOLS, METAL WORK IN GENERAL IS ONE
OFOUR SPECIALTIES, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL.
ORDERS TAKEN -FOR BINDER TWINE,
The Store with the Liberal Cash
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iscount
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NOTICE.
I am new in a, position to do all
rad Truemner and Mr. and; Mrs. kinds of paper hanging, painting,
William Truemner of Zurich; Mrs. graining and staining work. Also
Wm. Schade, Dashwood; Jacob keep a large assortment of sam-
Geiser, Shipka; Mrs. Joseph Kaer- plea of paper 'and can have same
cher, Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. in short order. Satisfaction my
Davis Flint, and Herbert True- Motto. —Carl Blunfrenstein, Walper
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mner, Elkton. L
The man who will help save our
;river banks, our valleys, our high-
, ways, who will help purify soggy
morass and swamp land, and
bring shade to the sun -parched pee:
aerieS. Planting trees in Canada.
;is a duty towards Canada. We
!should plant, plant and nein
!plant trees. Plant trees for the'
district,. for the community, • tor
private pleasure.
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+ 4% We have a full line of the Cel-
+ ebrated. Sherwin-Williams ready •
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4.mixed paints, St sin% Oils, Varnish- +
4.•1 it"-' Or'. • ,.*:: +
+ , ; = , . ea, 'White Lead, Ploor Paint, Gr- e -
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+ 0... Y, I, ,4 ,, aining Paints, Enamel.% Auto and +
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+.e,. Buggy Paints, Turpentine, Etc, +
.14 ' ''s, ....., " 4
+ Aho a full line, of common and +
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+ 1 0 Rubbee Set Paint Brushes, New 4'
+ hitsrawitiwatworto
mv.ow+ Perlectioe Oil Stoves, Ovens and
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464 - Wicks. Lawn Mowers, Screen Do- 4-
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+ ------tr;..: ors and Hinges, Window Screens, l',
4. 7.7.4- and Sere:ening, Poultry Netting, 1
+ Frost wire fencing, gates and Ste- 1:
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LATE IDA TECUR
(From Elmira Signet)*
There passed - away on Thursday,
May 19th, at the home of her par-
ents, in Pinkington Tp., Miss Ida
Mary 'l'hur ,daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Thur, aged. 22 yeara,
7 months and 21 deys. Miss Thur
had earlier undergone an operat-
ion for appendictiis, from the
shock of Which Oil euceumbed.
She was a lin 14 ea t d br'gh' and
intelligent young woman, whe. was
esteemed by a. wide circle of
friends. e Her last remains were
laid to rest on Sundey afternoon
There was a brief 'service at her:
hoose P1 iegto I aetee whichths
fueeral proceeded to the North
Woolwich Evang.. Church foe ter:
eices. Interment follewed in the
North Woo:wich cemetery. Bev,
Bean officiated. Many relatives
and friends attended the funeral,
and paid their last respects to
memory, A. number expres-
sed their sentiment in flowees,
eples, Etc.
Garden and Farm Toole, ftesh
carr of Best St, Marys Portland
Cement, just here; CCorriplete
line of, heavy and shelf hadrevaee
always rn atocic.
Orders taken for Gold Medal Bin-
der twine., Evetroughing and
Plumbing and repairing of ali
kinde .
' SPORT , NEWS
e.Ceive• our boys your .support on
Friday, June 3rd, et Crediton.
That stronly advertised "Zurich
Imported Battery" by the Clinton
team certainly -showed up well on
Monday eve., and is worthy , of
comment. Of course, when Dodo
pitched the last two innings and
'fanned' five out of six of their
batten, our "Horne Brews" as
they call it, are also too, much for
theirs.
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LATE JOHN TRUEIVINEll
Zurich team goes to ,Crediton
on Friday, June 3rd, where they
will play an exhibition game in
the morning and a League game
in the afternoon.
That all-star pitcher,•. Ramsey,
who won the tournament here last
Labor Day, and. who is forinerly of
Toronto, and this year plays with
the Goderich team, took a fine
chance to look over our boys at
Clinton on Monday eve., when he
accomadated himself by acting as
umpire. But our boys have some
„stuff tha the did not catch on,
and this will be shown next weak
when on Tuesday Our boys go to
GOdeliCh and on Friday eloderich'
plays here.
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On ball team motored to Clin-
toe on Monday evening to play
their first League game with
that team. The. game though
only -a seven- inning one, was by
the general reflection of the score,
a one-sided atfair, as Clinton made
its only run on an by the Zurichteam,
team, • Seemingly the CrneDs bey,.
have 'had no batting 'practice, ares
greatly fall down there. ' Butwe
have all the coefidenee that Clin-
ton will 1030 their streak be bad
I hank and mike some of the other
House, Zurich.
(From Sebewaing Blade) teams go some. It sure was their
John T , for many ruemmer, years nig
ht off. We, notice in their Hee-
a resident of Windsor, Pp., and up that an old Zurich player, Mr.
eiC. Eilber is with the Clinton boys.
Schiffeibach Curhessen Germany, ' g '
since aely i pring of this year
living in Sebewaing, eyes born in Followin is the line-up;
july 91h, 1856, and dee) departed
his Wenn after a lingering ill-
ness, on Friday' May lath, near
the close of his 64th year, When
oely six 'weekis old he came with
his parents to Amerita, settling
in Ontario. In 1883 he came to
Michigan, locating on a farnenear
Kilmanagli, Mr, Truemner was
twice married, his first wife, Cattle
erine Ortwein and one son, pre-,
deceased him, On, December 9,
he wee united in marriage to
Catherine Schultz who 131.1rViteS
hill. To this union were 'horn
three son, Herbert of Elkteleand
teara, and Wesley on the old Nein,
Theee 'With two stepdaughters,Vlis
.8, Heist of Windsor. Tpe atid, MrS.
Davis of Flint, renieiti to knotarti
his loss, together With nine grand -
Children, tWo brothers, Conrad.
end William Truentner of 4.ronzeb,
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COST-C.P.A7EXECUTIVE
The Best Paid Profession
Book-keepers wanted. Only tito:z wishing for ad.
vancement to qualify as accountant. Home studsp
training, not interfering with your present occupa-*
tion. Booklet free. We have trained more Certi.
fled Public Accountants than has any other instttu.
tion. We have helped huadrcTis of others secure.
good paying positions. We Ln l.elp you.
'nf lion' A :cenntr nt Flo-AA2 Trrontal.
Zurich Clinton
11. Ohlert 11 • Buttler
A. Henbing q, Cooper
r., W. Rodman , (feraper
Clay, Hoffman 1-b* Tasker
T. L. Wurne 2-b IV,IcCaughy
Clar. Hoffman 3-b Tulrord
WP Braun r -f Holler
L. Callfae c -t Welsh
A Siebert1-f C. Eilber
Score by' Innings;
Zurich , 443 411. 1-18
Clinton 001 000 0— 1
The Zurich pitchers, a, Ohlert
and Clar. Hoffman had 13 etrike-
oute and gave 1 base on balls, and
• 2 -base hits; While the Clinton
pitchers, Butner, Tasker and Levis
struck out 8n -setae gave base on
balls; 2 2 -lease hits and one 3 -
•base, hit.
1.1nipire, Hamso of Zioderich.
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New Styles! Nevi Cloths! New Prices!
Springand Summer
The "BROADWAY" Brand
Correct Clothing for Men
Let us take your
measure for an up
todateSUlT of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
Hundreds of Sams -
pies to chose from
Produce Wanted. ButerickFashions
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