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VALIIES
For a short time e We are
offering.ecial
� xira values!
in all lines of merchandise 01� andlse and
advise the need buyers y to come
early and get first choice
Prices greatly reduced on
Summer
Goods just when you are in need of
there.
Special Reductions on the following:
FINE VOILES
SILKS OF ,A -LL KINDS
CURTAIN SCRIMS AND NETTS
CURTAIN DRAPES
CRETON
CHINTZES
PRINTS AND GINGRAMS
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
MENS' AND BOYS' SUUITS
MEN'S PANAMA RATS
MEN'S FELT HATS
C IPS, OVERALLS, WORK SHIRTS
SOME LINES IN GROCERIES
J. GASCHO & SIN
Zurich's Gara:�.,..
Just received a shipment of Johnston's
Clear -Ray Reflectors to clear at $1.50
We carry a c0mplete Stock of Tires
Inbes, Accessories and
Qenuino Ford Parts
LLSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR FARTS b'OR VARIOUS AUTOS
PnESTlismilOrmaiLIT
Battery Sales and Service Station
EXPERT BATTERY A•TTEN+TION ALSO CHARGING
,H'IRST CLASS REPAIRING ANY MAKE OF CAR A. SPECIALTY,
35ATISFACTION GUARANTEED YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
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PHONE No, 103,
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Save the Surface • .
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and you Save all:
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 faints, Turpentine, Ete.
Aho a full line of common and
Rubber Set Paint Brushes, New
Perfection Oil Stoves, Ovens and
Wider, Lawn Mowers Sc
Do-
ors and Hinges, Screen Dow
ges, Window Screens,
and Scr;:ening, Poultry Nett'ng,
Fro ,t wire fencing, gates and Ste-
eples, Etc.
Garden and Farm Tools, fresh
car of Bast St, Marys Portland
Cement, just here; CComplete
line of heavy and shelf hadrware
always in stock,
' Orden taken for Gold MedalBirr+.
der twine. Evetroughing and •
PlUTthing and repairing of all
kinds, •
fSTAD.E
,
t PR 1E .aLo k
Ready -to, -Wear
Clothing
Better
Clothing
For 'Fen
GEN2IS FURNISHINGS
IT DOES NOT PAY 1TQ BUY
"CHEAP" CLOTHING. IT WILL
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION, Y'OU
NOT ONLY LOSE MONEY,-
BUT •.
ALSO THE SATISFACTION OF
BEING WELL DRESSED.
LET US DRESS YOU Up IN
ONE OF OUR STYLISH, WELL-
T.A.ILORE D "PALM BEACH'
USUITS AND YOU WILL BE
DRESSED FIT FOR ANY OCCAS-;
FON. •
Ordered
ClothingAr,
DEITOVE7 131103.
Prod,uce ta.`��ea iia exchange f� Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Room II, for monthi of May,
Jr. III; Helen Foster 85/, .4
nes Dietrihe 83, Mervyn Schwalm
79, Martha Heideman 78, Victoria,
Deihcert 73, Alvin Gascho 65, Gl-
adys Melliek:. 64, Rosaleen
61, Hazel Bedard 60, Franc
rich 52, Marcella Farwell
son Keller 40.
Sr. II; --Dorothy Zettel 82, Vera
Kalbfleisch 82, Clarence Farwell?
Stella Callfas 77, Elzar Mous
Willie Neeb 70, Laurence
68, Norman Fleischauer 67,
Brenner 81, Russell Duchar
Goldie Uttle.y 5
T L: Wur 2-b.
A Si bar: it 1!.'Falan er
1:�• Atidersan
Zurich r 0�2 000 000 2 R 6 g 3
Crediton 000 000 001--1 4 5,
R. Ohlert had 10 strikeouts to
hos credit, while Johnston, the Cr-.
editors pitcher had 8, T. I,•
urerus Wurm' made a. double play un-•
is Diets assisted. Zurich team hacl six hits
51, Ar -.'and iCrediton four.
JJ p Shorty' Cantelon
EVENING, EX.R. GAr1TE
$eau 3' J C. Chilton
HowaId�A. Siebert el% Nopper
Edward L. wV. Eaffman eti Armstrong
me 60 A. Benning 1-b cA Fainoa
' .i-. O'Erien B Fahner
Clay Roffman 2-b H.Fahner
Cl F. 3-b. Johnston
Braun . r -f Mott
> r Callfas c -f
Ciar. Roffman 1-1 M"a�'er
ZuL ich Hanlon
Crediton 203411 4
hllton •Q13 8rx4
pitched the first three
innings and Henning :Finished and
Iay, had 7 strikeouts to their . credit,,
Rosa while the Crediton pitcher, No
la -
n Ra- per, had 5 strikeouts to his credit
Frieda On1Y six innings were played.
486, Umpire -"Shorty" Cantelon
a Ho, Goderich team lost at Stratford
35, I last Saturday afternoon, score 8'....0„
htvalm t Clinton and Crediton la
+--3'+ p yid at
Clinton oni Tuesday evening, isc-
ore 2-4 in favor of Crediton.
Stratford: plays at Crediton this
Thursday evening.
«The Goderich Signal says; -
O" t ae Zu ich I3'erald claims that
Benning of the Zurich
tenth. are the strongest battery in
this group. Zurihc will play in
Goderich next Tuesday, hwen we
shall find out whether the Herald
is correct or not." Surely bro-
ther Signal, you should know by
this time,
The Goderich, Pur;ty Flours cla
imed they will 'grind' up the Zurich.
team. Well, it looks like hard
grinding!
Our ball than
has played sever!
games this season and won them
all,• Three were exhibition and
tour league,
• Middle II; -Willie:, Leiboid 81,
Dennis Bedard 77, Ijfathieeen Wurn,f
76, Franey Kochem�s 66, FFloyd Fos-
ter 56, Grace Koehler 53, Claire . •
Melliek 48, Bruce ' Koehler 48, Mil
fred Uttley 41, •
0. M. O'Brien, Teachers
Room III, for month of 11
Jr. IV, (435-60°%); LIyunn
544, Lizzie Leiboid 521, Lylan
der 520, May Sehwahnl 508,
Deichert 503, John Kochems
Edwin Gascho 476, Lulu Alb
471, Garnet Walper .452, Idell
maid 445, Austin SchwaIml 4
an Yungblut 434, Gordon SA
123, 'Lida Callfas 308, Gilbert
charme 242, ,
Sr. III;--Evelina Ducharme
Mildred Geiger 531, Irene D
493, Leonard Prang 487, Rayi
Fisher 486, Claude Meidinger
Fenner 446th , Lu'elia RoeWer eichert Lhy
Austin Bey 410, Ethel fess
Wesley Callfas 381, Leonard W
ner 371.
Freda Ealbfleiseh, Teacher.
SPORT NEWS
534„
ocher,
pond
465,
Br -
439,
396,
ag-
On Friday, Jun 3rd, it being a
big celebration at Crediton, our
baseball players and most of out;
fans were at Crediton. An ex-
hibition game was to be
the morning played ie
g, but owing; to the
heavy 'fall of rain the
night, thisyas prevlaye
until a:;ter six 'o clock in thenot pea en
ing. The afternoon Was eelebr.•
ated by v-arious sports, after' Whieh`
the scheduled League game of
ball was played• between
and ;Crediton teams. This is
y ZnI'islr
said to have beer, the best exh
ibition of baseball played in this
grou.pe this season, and ,Crediton
with their team greatly strengt
r'ned by outside help, gave o
a keen argument, The o
recliton got in was lnade
tnth innin
the two runs of Pahner in the It e Znri(
were scored by ;Clay. Hoff
and L. .Callf<as, in the thir
Possibly the -host excitin
of the game was in the la
when Crediton had a Ina
Bond base, and Herb. .Fah
'editon's best batter, Wasup
r' distinguished pitcher 'Ray
1e `pill' over so fast filet
u91.
boys
run C
%'•" 3ct
While
team
n,a•n
inning
period
i"ruing
>a se
but ou
pet tl
this h . ,ire cloud riot conneet with
same, and the second League gars,:
b •t+veen these t'iva
Kwon by Zurich, teams vas
Folio living is the line -.up and a
brief report of both games.
LEAGUE GAME •
Our team• played their :ehedu'e-i
game at Goderich with the Purity
Floury on Tuesday eve, and as will
be seen bellow, the game was vary
lr-1 tight until t1i Zurihe boys start-
ed to 'score in" the fifth inning; and•
ur 1 th' 1 kept on bittin;; Lhid��ay hard
ne to the finish, The one run that
by was nmde by Goderich' was made
g• bn an overthrow to third base,
cb otherwise they would. have had
'- complete shut -out. The Purity';
d Flours . are however, thr�eate nine
g vengenee on Friday evening when
st they play the retur;i .,
n Z rich Diamond, s sh ' the
ti This shoo d b�
` one of eflte bet games of
, season, the
The line up;
Zurich
, R. ' Ohlert
A, :Benning
Clay, 1'to; fnt:an
'r, 1.. Worth
Zurich .Cr ditors
Ohlo.rt p Johnston
A. 1I,.ming e. r ,i` rmstrong
L. "i't''. He ffmitn s.s. Hanlon
(1 rr, Iloffn1lu 3-b. NoPper
faun r".f, R G'E'ahner
Matz
Unten 1-l'. B, +'abaner
ZURICH . yy
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Goderich..,
p Lindsay
Bissett+
1-b Cooper
Clar. Hoffm t;o 2,1b Parns.iy
L, W. 11 ffnl�i'n l3is2tt
Dr. O'Dwyer s r. 1, Stu W eb b
I•. Callfas Webb
A. Siebert c.f. Hart
1.f• Priclham,
Zir iib R H
000 032102-8 13 4
C^derncc 0000100011-•1 3- 'S
'Um,pire, ..�eynolds and I3'awkiria,
n'1Y'rt had 111: strikeouts, andL.
3rniisay. had 9,, Isiitq .Gade1'ich 3ur;elt tL'ak�I rzrade�
• Thursday', 9th, 1921
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Wp *ish
to drawer your at-
tention to a few
Lines ,
Peerless Wire Pence Gall Styles)
Peerless Wire Gates, Staples, Etc.
Martin Senour line of 100 per cent. pureain
CHINANEL LINE OF VARNISHES A p tS,
NEW' PERFECTION OTL AN STAINS
STOVES AND OVENS
i FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES
GARDENING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
SCREEN DOORS
S AND A.SSCESSQR
Fresh
No. 6 Zen batteries
B ASEBA FOLES
SCREEN WIRE, CLOT$ 1 ,
• i'OULTRY NETTING AND FENCING ' WND WINDOWS.
AUTO TIRES, flUEE LAWN 14IOOWERS,
IES,
resp car Can, Portland Cemen
1�Tevv Rarreil of ,� - t
BOYS' COASTER WAGONS,PULL
AND MATTRESSES, CUR,Tr 1 L LINE OP BEDS, SPRINGS,
LL BATS, GLOVES AND BALLSI WINDO W SHADES`;
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL
C }MINDER CARRY ICATING LINE LINE OF MACHINE, A INE, AND
IL -B.}I ROOFING OILS, POLARINE, AND MOB-
,
HAR-
DWARE, AND BUILDING PAPER, BUILDERS' $
„ W , AND TOOLS, METAL WORK IN GENERAL IS ONE -
OF OUR SPECIALTIES, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR .,BINDER TWINE. ,
The Store with the Liberal Cash Discount
RL!ek& BRiUN
PHONE 63
• NOTICE. •
I a n LIMY 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
CCO
COST-C.PA: EXECUTIVE
Book-keepers The Best Paid Pro essioa
Ozer those wishing for 44.
vaaftment to qualify
training. not interfc-.ng witho accountant. en meama"a
tirte,n. Booklet free, We have our prevent mama"
Otto' -Carl glumenstein y J fed Public �lccout,tants than has trained tithe nsEltu
Rouse, Zurich.
,Walper pod aon. Ye have helped hundreds of others securer
tf-39 a Ying positions. We can he!
ni ere -1.110-v' A :count ate qoc°et v. Ryou,
? Tnroatr
New Styles! New Goths! New Prices!
Springy and Summer
The "BROADWAY" Brand
Correct Clothing for Men
Produce.
Phone
87
Let us take your
rneasure for an u;
to date S X11 T
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with
Guaranteed At.
hundreds of Salm.
pies to chose from
r
anted. Buterick Fashions,