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VALUES
For a short time we , are
offering special extra valueF
in all lines of merchandise and
advise the•needy buyers to come
early and get first choice
Prices greatly reduced , on Summer
Goods just when you are in need of
them:
Special Reductions on the following:
immommosuM
FINE VOILES
SILKS OF ALL KINDS
CURTAIN SCRIMS AND NETTS
CURTAIN DRAPES
CRETON
CHINTZES
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
MENS' AND BOYS' SUUITS
MEN'S PANAMA HATS
MEN'B FELT HATS
CAPS, OVERALLS, WORK SHIRTS
SOME LINES IN GROCERIES
GASCHO & so
Zurich's Garage
Our Garage is a refuge to rhotorists in
trouble; because wa make repairsthor-
oughly and carry a most complete line of
Genuine Ford ,Parts
• 'A1SO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR F.AKTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
PItEBT--O--LITE,
Battery Sales and Service Station
A complete line of 'Fires, Tubes, G;re-
ases, Oils, Etc.
We need. Your Business, Satisfaction Assured
H Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
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'` We have a full line of the Cel- 4.+
4. ebrated Sherwin-Williams ready
/� mixed paints, Stains, Oils, Varnish- +1•
+ f t � es, White Lead, Floor Paint, Gr- 4.
• `? �1.'' ' aining Paints, Enamels, Auto and a
s, 1. r -�1), Buggy Paints, Turpentine, Etc. e4.
a, A13o a full line of common and ee
d^• t / Rubber Set Paint Brushes, New +
Perfection 011 Stoves, Ovens and
Wic` ee, Lawn Mowers,
,41' ® x ors and Hinges, ,Window Screens, et
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4 _",_— and Screening, ,Poultry Netting, p.
' Frost wire fencing, gates and Ste- 4
Etc.
I Garden and Fano Tools, fresh
cnr of Best St. Marys` Portland
.a'1', = � Cement, just here; CComplete 4.
line
of 1e
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l fti ' ( always in stock. Orders taken for Gold Medal Bin- 4,
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4 der twine, . Evetroughing and '
eP Plumbing and repairing of all 4.
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Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
DENQMY BROS..
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Better..
Clothing
For en
IT DOES NOT PA.Y TO BUY
"CHEAP" CLOTHING. IT WILL .1
NOT GIVE SATISFACTION. YOU
NOT ONLY LOSE MYIONEY,' BUT
ALSO THE SATISFACTION OF
BEING WELL DRESSED.
LET US DRESS YOU UP IN
ONE OF OUR STYLISH, WELL-
TAILORE D "PALM BEACH"
USUITS AND YOU WILL , BE
DRESSED FIT FOR ANDY OCCAS-
ION.
Ordered
Clothing
DE2TOM7 Bitos.
Produce takes in exchangeforfoods
DASHWOOD.
Mr and Mrs. Stuckhardt and fam,
ily of Kitchener spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs..Kuntz.
Mr. and Mrs, Sitter, Mrs....Corn-
ish, Ida and Manley Sitter 'of Sar-
nia visited with. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Schroeder on. Saturday.
Miss Anna McDonald and ,Miss
Ar.na May and Hazel Haugh of Br-
ecefield visitedfriends here this
week.
Miss Evelyn Howard. spent a
few days in Brucefield this week.
Children desiring mounting pa-
pers, pins, etc., for the school fair
may get same 16Y calling at .•the
Principals'.
Mrs. Strange °of Sarnia isVisit-
ing her mother, Mrs. H. Bender.
Mr. and, Mrs. Shirey, Mrs. Done -
hey and Mr. L. Gates of Chicago
are visiting at the home of Mr. J.
K. Gates.
Mrs. Pedersen is sufferMg from
an attack of appendicitis. We
hope for a speedy recovery.,
Several from here attended. the
cireu3 at London Nast week.
Miss Tillie Miller and Mildred
Shore are visiting the former's.
mother, Mrs, M. Miller.
Mrs. P. Humble and family of
Sarnia spent the week -end with
her mother, Mrs. C. Finkbeiner.
D. Hartleib spent a few days
in Port Huron.
Lorne Preeter and Courtney Eidt
of Detroit are visiting in this
vicinity.
Missionary services was held in
the Lutheran church last Sunday
and- was largely attended..
Miss Clara Kuntz of Detroit is
spending her vacatiorieat her home
here.
Flax pulling is the order of the
day.
Miss Alma Cook of Detroit is
visiting her parents.
Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Kellerman
of Kitchener spent Sunday with
Priend9 here.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Eidt of
Forest, Mr. and .Mrs: J. Eidt oe
Ailsa Craig, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stade.
of Zurich, Mr. and Mr3. Wm. Stade
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Stade.
Mr. Homer Guenther of:' Forest
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kleinstiver
and family, Mrs. Fassold and Mrs.
Geiger senpt Sunday and Monday
in Port Stanley.
Mr. Sch^nit has purchased anew
Grey Dort Special.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Schumacher of
the 14th con: spent Sunday with
Mr.,„,and Mrs. Gao. Merrier,
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Elsie of
Sarnia visited in Town on Sunday
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Otterbein
'Ind Mr. G. Nadiger are Visiting at
Kitchener at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deters of near
Hensall spent Sunday at thehome
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Neusclwanger.
The death occured here early
on Tuesday morning, of one of the
old residents, in the person of Mrs
G, Nadiger. Mrs, Nadiger was in
her 70th year, and had been ailing
tor some on
e tite
n She is survived
by her husband, 3 daughters and
two sons. Interment took ,place
on Thursday afternoon to the Lu -
^'•nn cemetery. Rev. Graupner
officiating.
While crossing a creek during
the recent flood a farmer near
town lost a roll of bills, valued
at $100.• The roll fell into the
water and floated dawn ,stream•, a
considerable distanee, f; atet -on
the bills were picked up by a nei-
ghbor, same hanging on chocks of
grain, some on Clots of Dearth and
game on the fences. The. finder
returned the Winey te/ the loser.
The result of the judging of the
plots in the school garden is as
follows;
ROOM I
Ist, Melvin Schlundt,
2nd, Zeta Nadiger
3rd, Melvin Restammeyer
Herbie Schlundt
ROOM II
1st, Eugene Tieman
2nd, Grace Guenther
3rd, Anna -Tiernan •r
ROOM III
1st, ' Laura Reid'
2nd, Evelyn .Howard
3rd, Alice Hoffman.
PORT :NEWS
Well, God,.erich,' how do_ youlike
the Zurieh 'battery now.
Stratford plays at. Crediton this
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Friday evening.
Goderich claims Zurich has an
imported pitcher. How about
Goderich? They have three, and
yet find it hard to win.
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Our team leaves this morning,
Wednesday, for Blyth Tourn.tme^t,
After dinner they will lock. horns
wtih the strong undefeated Wing -
ham team. and then the winners of
this game will play the winners of
the morning game; Goderich vs.
Teeswater.
4-4
Well, we gave the Purity Flours
alr their own way, yes, gave them
everything they wanted, but the
game, and this we won by super-
ior playing.
A rumor going • about that Cred
iton has defaulted and dropped
out of the series, is false, as office
rs of (that team advise us that
they will stay to the finish of the
group No. 6.
4.—.
It apparently seems 'a hard pill
for Goderich to take; the County
Town, and over ten times the pop-
ulation of Zurich, that they cannot
produce a ball team supreme to
our boys.
4-4
The game between Zurich and
Stratford at that place, this Wed-
nesday has been postponed on
account of the Blyth. Tournament.
Brighten up, Pu• rities, next game
we play Ohlert will likely use Put-
ity lfour on the ball and "dough"
it all over you're.
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AT ZURICB
May 2lth, Crediton;' won 15-5
June 10th, Goderich loet 4-7
June 16th, Clinton won 17-2
June 28th, Stratford, won 6-5
J'ul'y 7th, Clinton won 26-9
July 15, with Goderich, won 2-1
' Jury 26th, with Crediton
Aug, 4th with Stratford.
AWAY FROM ZURICH
May 30th, at Clinton won 18-1
June 3rd, Crediton, won 2-1
June 7th at Goderich, won 8-1
Jane 22nd at Stratford, tie 5-5
July 5th, at •Crediton, won 19-3
July 20th, at Stratford
July 22nd at ' Clinton.
July 29th at Goderich.
Played and: 'von 5 Exhibitions,
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HOW THEY STAN))
AN))
Won Lost P,C,
0 1 900
6 4 600
3 2 500
6 .400
0 8 000
Zurich
Goderielt
Stratford
Creditan
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' Thursday, July 21st .1921
We wish to draw your 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.
CHINANEL LINE OF VARNISHES AICD 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,FULI: LINE OF BEDS, SPRINGS,
AND MATTRESSES, CURTAIN F OLES, WINDOW SHADES,
BASEBALL BATS, GLOVES AND BALLS.
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE L'INE OF 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
OF OUR SPECIALTIES, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR BINDER TWINE.
The Store with the Liberal Cash Discount ,
MELICK&BRAUN
PHONE 63
Ueraid Job Departmout
Isaal
vays at your service for GOOD PRINTING,•
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling,Cards,.
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-.
es, _ Check Books, Posting Bills a= specialty.
igMi dSummerSa1e�
Monday, August ist we will com-
mence our annual stock taking. in
order to have as little stock as pos-
sible, we will put on a big Reduction
Sale commencing.Satnrday July 16,
ending Saturday July 30th. Special
Bargains every day.
BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW SPECIALS. SPACE WILL NOT PER-
MIT US TO PUT AL LBARGAINS IN THIS ADVERTISEMENIT.
Lmoleums at aper yard ... ... 4$.00 Men's Straw Hats at
HALF PRICE
Feltex Regular •2.25 Sale Pr'ee $1.70
Ladies' Waists Regular 3.50 for$2.50
Regular $2.25 Sale ... $1,50
Children's Straw Hats at
HALF PRICE
All -woo lserge 10 in. wide yd. 95e
Light Prints per yard ... ... ._. 19e
1)ark Prints par yard ... ...... 25e
Dress Voila Regular 1.25, 1.50
$2 per yard Sale Price ... 85c
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
House Dresses and Aprons at
Big Reductions.
Mill Ends in Shit'tings, Galateas,
Chambrays. Don't forget to
look at these Snaps
Ladies' Summer. Underwear at
Prices Away Down
Ladies' White hit Cotton Night
Gowns, Reg. 2.00 Sale ... ... $1.50
twearaecramillernemommumminiiimmommurtou
Job Lot Middies .for Girls at 50c
mIrmommemonneme
Men's Dress Shirts at
HALF PRICE'
Produce wanted.
Phone
frr
$7
L.
Big Reduction in Overalls and
i Pants
Felt Hats at HALF PRICE.
Men's and Boy's Caps at
HALF PRICE
Ladies' Middies Regular 2 50 at$1.25
Ladies' White top skirts Reg. 4.50
$5 and $6, Sales Price :...,.... $3.0tk:
antaffe
Ladies' Cotton Night Gowns,
Regular 2.75, Sale Price $2.09
All Curtain Goods at a
BIG REDUCTION,'
Towelling at per yard ...... ... 15e'
, GROCERIES'
Rice 3 -lbs. for
Laundry Soap 4 bars for 25e
Yeast Cakes per Box ,., .-. ....5e
Broken :Biscuits per' pound ... 10ef
Palm • Olive Soap 3 . Tor
25 lbs. Calf Meal it r ..... $1.25 t
Fruit Jars, pints dozen ... $125'x';;
Fruit Jars, quarts per dozen ...$1.40
Fruit Jars, 'half -gallon doz. , . $1!9p
Matches per box... :..... 1Ur,°
Cheese per pound 22d;>
Castile Soap 7 bars for
Buterick Fashionsv;