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VALUES
For a short time we are
offering specialextra values
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 ieductions on the following:
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I+`INE 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
SCHO & SON
urich's Garage
Oar Garage is a refuge to motorists in
trouble; because wo make repairs thor-
oughly and carry a most complete lane of
'Genuine Ford Parts
'ALSO STOCK ,MOST CALLED FOR FARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
is T -O --LITE
Battery Sales and Service Station
A complete line of 'Fires, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc.
We need ¥ ur Business, Satisfaction Assured
IRousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
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GEN'!'$ FURNISHINGS
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Clothing
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
SOINER OR LATER
You will come here for your Clothes
y you."ll wish
�f you vva�t u,nt�l later
you had come sooner
Tailor Made Suits
Guaranteed I 3. rlago
Blue Serge
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DEiTO..Yf .::CROS.
Produce 'oaken is exchinge for floods
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Lumber Laths Shingles
Everything in
I. Combination storm and screen doors made to order
Lumber and Building Material
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Save the Surface
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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
car 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.
ISTADE &WEIDO
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• Always in the market for saw logs I
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Spend Labor Day at Zurich..
Goderish's tax rate is 443,1"mills.`
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Weseloh were
recent visitors to Lnodon. "
Miss Dorothy Fritz was camp-
ing' at the Bend the past. week..
Mrs. Doupe and daughter of
London spent the week -2nd with
their nephew, and oucsin, Mr. Wm.
1`inlay.
Mrs. Chas. -Weber and daughter
Miss Gertrude, returned from, a
pleasant visit in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wilhelm, of
Baden are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith., - Sauble
tine.
Miss Mayme Lamont left on. Tu-
esday* morning for Aault Ste Marie
where she has accepted a posit-
ion an a public school teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Smith of
Plattsville are attendino. the fun-
Eral of the latter's father, the
late Geo. Witmer.
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ZURICFEWINS FIRST' ROUND IN
SEMI-FINALS
By 'defeating Milverton 10 to 6
Zurich eliminated Milverton from
the 'semi-finals last Friday even-
ing at the local diamond
The
;'arae throughout was snappy and
the eettement intense. -Of course
the loe.;ls were not compelled to
play their !best, as the visitors
were easily defeated. We are
now anxiously waiting for further
instructions who to play, and
have the assurance that the next
round will not bd won so easily.
Wal.'hc' for particulars as these
games ,are the best of the season
owing to the strongest team of
each, group taking part.
Mr. Goo. Hess, accompanied by
the Misses Margaret, Ethel and
Flora Hess, were to Stratford on
Tuesday.
Mr. Alvin Surerus left this week
for Oakvill to resume his duties
as Professor of Languages in a
institutuion there.
Mr. W. L. Siebert has comple-
ted the new artistic veranda that
he has had- ,:xected in front of his
dwelling house. It is just a little
something new for Zurihc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hey, Jr.,. Mrs.
Mary Stelek and Miss Margaret
Lamont took in the last, of the
series of services for the season,
at Grand Bend, on Sunday, and re-
port it was good to be there.
Mrs. Ster. Barry of Buffalo, who
was t isittng her cousin, Mrs. and
Finlay for the past two weeks„
went to -visit friends in Ripley
and Kincardine before returning to
Detroit to spend a few days with
her sister who is not en;;oying good/
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Ovr juniors go to Hensali to
pl.:v the first of the four game
schedule `this Thursday evening.
The handsome trophy .,,cup do-
nated by Mr. Alex. Murdoch of
Hensail • to then winners of a junior
.'ebali series between - the
Heneall : and Zurich boys, is on ex-
hibition at Hess' jewelery store,
and is .a fine one and a credit to
the lucky team who will be poss-
essors of same. Much interest is
take,i by the locals, as they say
they will win it. •
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Tlie first game in the play off
for champion of group No. 5, was
flayed at Ailsa Craig on Monday
evening between Lucan and that
team. The Lucan team outplayed
their opponetns, bothin the field.
and at ale bat, and won out by
8-1. The !second game will be
played at Lucan on Thursday af-
ternoon at. 4 p.ln.
The 1921 Voters' List of Hay
Township is now printed and the
Clerk has sent out the required
copies for posting up purposes.
We find in part I 866 names, these
are entitled to vote at both Mun-
icipal and Federal elections, Part
II contains 93 names which are
allowed to vote at Municipal el-
ections only. Part III the wom-
en's Vote, as in the assesment roll
is not included in this list, but Ohlert and I1abe assis-
in case a federal election takes p1- ted in therihc Toronto game
ace, a new i1 ist will be necessary at Gederieh on Saturday, this was
to be made. M won by- the Visitors 10- 0
It is ',reported that Zurich de'
keeled llfilverton in a group play
off "game on Tuesday by the score
of 40--0. How tha Dutchmen do
like to rub it in hwen they get a
chance,-Goderieh Signal.
Aileijtioq
Farmers
Woven Fence
While it lasts at
Here is a chance to benefit at
prices never heard of
We are the loser.
You are the gainer
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PHONE 63
Herald1/4
Job Dp-aititiment
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements,.,Envelop:-
es, Check Books, Posting Bills a specialty.
Big Wi dSurnmerSaie
After our successful three week's
Midsummer Sale we have decided to
continue sante for a time, as busin-
ess demands these reductions, and.
we therefore advise you to take ad=
vantage of this opportunity. Get
our prices before purchasing.
BELOW ARE ONLY A FEW SPECIALS. SPACE WILL NOT PER-.
MIT US TO PUT AL LBARGAINS IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. '
Linoleuni:s at 'per yard _.. ... 0.00 1Y
Feltex Regular 2.25 Sale Price $1.70 -
Ladies' Waists Regular 3.50 for$2.50
Regular $2.25 Sale _-_ .__ $1.50 -
Children's Straw Hats at
HALF PRICE
A11 -woo 1 serge 40 in. wide yd. 95c
Light Prints per lard _. ; 1.8e ,
Dark Prints per yard ._. ...... •25c
Dress Voil,s Regular 1.25, 1.50
$2 per yard Sale Price ....... 85e
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
House Dresses and Aprons at
Big Reductions.
Mill Ends in Shirtings, Galateas,
Charnbrays. Don't forget to
took at these Snaps
Ladies' Summer Underwear at
Prices Away Down '
Ladies' White Cotton Night (
Gowns, Reg. 2.00 Sale ... ... $1.50.
Job Lot Middies for Girls at 500
Men's Dress Shirts at
EtALP PRICE
Siebert
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en's Straw Hats 'at
HALF PRICE: K,
:ig Reduction in Overalls
Pants
and?
elt Hats at HALF PRICE
Men's and Boy's Caps at
HALF PRICE
_oadies' Middies Regular 2.50 at$I.25
,adies' White top skirts Reg. 4.50
$5 and $6, Sale' Price.... ...... $3A0
adies' Cotton Night Gowns,
Regular 2.75, Sale Price ... $2.03
All Curtain Goods at a.
BIG REDUCTION.
Towelling at per yard _-.
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GROCERIES'
Rice 3 -lbs, for
Laundry Soap 1 bars for .._...25e
Yeast Cakes per Box 5c
Broken Biscuits per pound __. 10c.
Palm Olive Soap 3 for
25 lbs. Calf Meal for ..... , ... $1,25.
Fruit Jars, pints dozen ...
Fruit Jars, quarts per dozen ._.$1.40
Fruit Jars, half -gallon doz. .., $1,90
Matches per box.._ ._. ___ ___ 10e
Castile • Soap 7 bars for .. ... 25e
Produce Wanted. ButerickFashions
Phone
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