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ZURICH S,ERA.LD
Goons
At Low Prices
New Goods for Fall now arrivingand
and prices are much lower than you
were accustomed to pay
We have: -
54 -in. black and navy serge. Its fine twill and smooth fin-
ish makes it an excellent cloth for suit ra dress, only yd. $2.10
4(1 -in. serge in black, navy, Copenhagen and wine, at spec-
ial prices per yard . ... ... ......... 95c.
Fine black douchess silk 1 -yd wide at per yard ... ... ...'...2$.50
Balance of Habutia Silk, 36-inwide to clear per yard ... ... ...90c
Dark Prints now selling at . ... ... ... 30e
Light prints, now selling at per yard .. ..• . 25c
Rockfast Shirting at per yard... ._. ..._.,
35c
Monarch Down yarn 2 -oz. ball now .at .35c
1VIen's Work Shirts ,(Special at each ..........................$1.00
Men'sblue stripe +overalls $1,75
A shipment of Girl's coats on
hand, sizes from, 12 to 20, we can
offer the at very low prices:So
come early for first choice.
New rams of point laces for dress
and coal collars priced from 70c
to $1.50 per- yard.
Men's fins pants 'row selling from
$3.75 i $5.00.
COMP AND SEE THEM.
A quantity of Purity No. 1 timothy seed for sale
J. GASCHO 8L SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
;rich's
G
Oar Garage is a refuge to motorists in
trouble; because wa make repairs thor-
oughly
hor-oughlyr and carry amost complete line of
Genuine Ford. Parts
`ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR PARIS FOR VARIOUS
rassLoraaa gap TE
AUTOS
Battery Sales and Suvice Station
A complete line of 'rir, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc.
We need Your Business. S1' }action Assured
11, Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103,
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
DENOMY `SROs.
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Men's and Boy's Over
coats
and Suits
You can buy Overcoats
and Suits at the right
prices now, New styles,
colors and fine cloths.
They have taken a:, big
drop, come in and see
for yourself.
Come to this store for
your new fall hat. We
sell the famous Baring -
ton hat in all the !latest
colors.
E11011/17 BRO ®
P ocI cc+ taken. sit exchange for Goocts
SPORT NEWS
Oar Juniors again defeated the
Hensall juniors on the local dia-
mond on Saturday evening, score
11-8.
The much talked' of play-off be-
tween Zurich and Woodstock, that
was to be held on Friday last at
Fullerton was called off on account.
of rain and will be played this af-
ternoon, Wednesday at thesame
place. As we go to press the
weather man looks very favorable
nice and clear, but just a little
chilly for ball weather. We hope
the boys will win and go 'on `in•
the final games for championship.
TO THE. ZURICH JUNIOR BASE-
BALL CLUB
Dear Boys;—
I take t his opporltunityj
of extending niy congratulations
to your Baseball Club, as winners
of Trophy put up for competition
in a series of games, Zurich—Hen-
salt.
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• �i get�IC suppY f these
4.4.•.1.
We have only a few hundred setae, Cement left and we
'1'• do not intend to get another car tai:. Fall. We would advise
44* the public who require some to r•„rn, :incl get their supply .1.
•while it lasts. We also have a +,' pills of Frost Wire 44
.a. Fence, equal space, only a few roe. tel clear at a REDUCED '1'
'1 p,
. PRICE. Farmers requiring fencing _;).mold not miss this. No
Better Pence made•. at
4. • Now is the time to have your eve
J
y trough and roof �epalired before the
-cold weather sets in. \Vee (give best 4.
of attention to plurnbi y . ; work. Garry
'* a full line of stoves, furnaces, heat-
ers 'oil stoves, auto accessories,
heavy and shelf hardware, etc.
I had hoped the series would
have extended at least to ' four
games. However, while not wish-
ing to 'detract fr'oml your fairly
won honor, I feel that the super-
iority between the Clubs is not as
great as the series represr'nt. The
Hensall Boys done well, and while
not winners, are accepting defeat
without a single grouch, and are
accepting the goods handed to
then' in '{rue sportsman 'manner).
Still they have a fond desire,
that the near future will give them
an opportunity to prove that they
can do better than second place.
Hoping to see both Clubs',
keeping on at the game, thereby
furnishing the public with such
entertainment as no other sport
can. Perhaps next season other
Junior Clubs might be added.
Th 'rzby constituting a league that
would be a close second to the
seniors. r 1
Yours Truly,
The Harp Singers
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A DELI(HTFUL NOVELTY PRO-
GRAMME
At The
Town Hall, Zurich
TUESDAY EVE: OCT. 11th.
Under the Auspices of :Zurich
Athletic 'Club.
The first of a ;series of high-
class entertainments. Season tick
stip eau be obtained from any of
the officials of the •Club.
These Concerts will ;please you.
Be, sure and attend every one.
Season Tickets for the five Con-
certs, $2.00. General Admission;
Reserved Seats 50c. Adults 35c. Chil
dren 25 cents,
Doors open 7.30. Concert at 8.15
Plan' of Reserved Seats at Office
of Secretary of Club,, A.F. Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Schroeder and
family of Monkton spent the week-
end in town:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rinker attend -
pd. the wedding off their son at
Sarnia last week.
Miss Tillie Ehlers of Kitchener
18 visiting her sister, Mrs. Sam
Oestreicher,!
Mr. and Mrs. Art Doan of Thed-
ford spent Sunday in toren.
On Saturday afternoon in Park-
hill, Miss Verda Merrier was struck
by - an auto and run over and while
fortunately no hones were broken,
"she was badly shaken up.
RINKER—ELLIOTT
Alex. Murdock. A very pretty September wed-
ding was solemnized on Wednes-
I-IILLSGREEN
A great number from here at-
tended the sale of the estate of
the late Wes. Harvey on' Tuesday.
The farmers in this vicinity are
busy taking up their potatoes and
are not as good as expected.
Anniversary services are being
held in the church here next Sun
clay-
when
Rei
. Larkin of Sea -
forth will pres'de. On the follow-
ing Tuesday evening a grand con -
cart will be given by Miss Pearl'
Winton of Toronto and other high
class talent., Everyone `swishing a
rare treat should be present.
DASHWOOD.
day afternoon, Sept 28th, at
four o'clock, at the hoinle of M4
and Mrs. R. Morden at Sarnia in
the presence of seventy invited)
guests, when Mrs' Morden's sister
Mary .J Elliott became the bride
of Herbert H. Rinker formerly of
Dashwood. Rev. J. R. Hall offic-
iating. To the strains of the
Bridal Chorous
playeded b
y
her sis-
ter,
Mildred Elliott, the bride en-
tered the parlor, on the arm of her
father looking very chaining in
a gown of white georgette and
satin with bridal veil and ornage
blossoms, carrying, a bouquet o
opheilia roses and orchids. Sh
wore the groom's gift a string o.
pearls and was attended by he
sister, Beatrice, who was gowne
in pink georgette, carrying swee
peas and cornations. The grog
Was supported by' his brother, Ed
win of Dashwood. 'Two little
nieces of the :bride Doris Wilso
and Margaret Coleman, acted a
flower girls, and were daintily at
tired in white organdy. Th
groom's gift to the bridesmaid an
bridesmaid and pianist were bar
ping set with brilliants and to th
flower, girls broches, to the groom
man, a tie pin. The young coupl
received many beautiful and use
fill gifts including, money. Polla
al Motto
si tug the ceremony and signing'ac
the register a sumptuous dinne
Park
"was served. Mr. and Mrs,Ritke
amid showers of confetti and rie
t left on the 9.50 train for parte We
the bride travelling in a emit o
tally blue trientine and maroon
Mrs, .John A. Pfaff passed away
at her home here on Monday, aft=
et* a lingering' illness of pernicious
anemia. Besides her sorrowing
husband. she leaves to mourn her
loss one daughter, Mrs. Herb Wurna
and one son Clarneee.
The remains were laid to rest ihi'
the Bronson Line cemetery on Th
tsday, Rev. Graupner officiating.
Mr. and IVfrs, Wm. Snider are this
week visiting in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tiernan and fanny
ily spent the week -end at Strat
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McCormick ere
� visiting with Mrs. Baker.
Dead I n • Mr. Clwith Pfaff of -Sarnia is
'Square �' v�,�
1
r. f + hill a few clays last week.
visitor in town this week.
Mr. C. Sieinhagenr visited in Par
i
Mr. Czar Kellerman' 1ef
44 • week for C4uelhp where he Will at.
t Tats
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Mr. Medd of Exeter teas a Vigit- plush hat. On their return the
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Thursday October 8 1921
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
Afteijt!oq
Farmers
Woven Fence
While it.1astsat
T
Here is a •chance to benefit at
prices never heard of
We are the loser.
You are the gainer
5
ME le &BRAUN
PHONE 3
eraerald To De»artment
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Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements.. Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Check Books, Posting Bills a specialty.
1m e a
After our successful three week's
Midsummer Sale we have decided to
continue same 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 .L' BARGAINS IN THIS ADVERTISE 'IENiT_.
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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
All -woo lserge 40 in. wide yd. 95c
Light Prints per yard ....._ ... 19c
Dark Prints per yard ... ...... 25e
Dress Voils Regular 1.25, 1,50
$2 per yard Sale Price ... ... 35c'
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
:
House Dresses and Aprons at
Big Reductions.
Mill Ends in Shirtings, Galateas,
Chambrays. Don't forget to
look ,.at these Snaps
Ladles'''Summer Underwear at
s Prices Away Down
Ladies'White Cotton Night t
Gowns, Reg. 2.00 Sale ... ... $1.50
e
- .lob Lot Middies for Girls at 50c
e.
Men's Mesa Shirts at
HALF PRICE
e Produce Wanted.
I`
" Phone'
Men's Straw Hats at
HALF PRICE
Big Reduction in Overalls and.
Pants ;
Felt Hats at HALF PRICE
Men's and Boy's Caps at
HALF PRIJCR
Ladies' Middies Regular 2.50 at$1.2$
Ladies' White top skirts Reg, 4.50
$5 and $6, Sale Price ......... $3.0*
n�Ladies' CottoNat Gowns,
Regular 2.75, Sale Price ... $2.0%
All Curtain G;eods at a
-J3IG R.EDUiCTIGN,
Towelling aty er ar'd __. 1
p 5c
GROCERIES
Rice 3 -lbs. • for ... '. ;.. ..25e
Laundry Soap 4 'bars for 25e
Yeast Cakes' per Box` 5c
Broken 13iscuits per pound 1ik
Palm Olive Soap 3 for 25
25 lbs. Calf Meal for $1.2S,
Fault Jars, pints dozen ,__ $1.25
Fruit Jars, quarts per dozen ,._$1,4%
Fruit Jars, half -gallon 'doz, $1,9a
Matches per box... . ... 10e.
Castile Soap 7 bars for ..., ... 25e
terjok Fashions