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,t Low Prices
New Goods for Fall now arrivingand
and prices ire much lower. than you
were accustomed to pay
We have:--=
64 -in. 'black and navy serge. Its fine twill and smooth fin-
ish makes it an excellent cloth for suit or dress, only yd. $2.10
40-ine serge in black, navy, Copenhagen and wine, at spec-
ial prices per yard.--. .----.-•- ..
... ...
Fine black douchess silk 1 -yd wide at per yard _-- .-. ...2$.50
Balance of Habutia Silk, 36-iinvide to clear per ;card ._. .. ...90e
Dark Prints now selling at .-- ••-
... 30c
Light prints, now selling al per yard
.----:..- 25c
.......- 35c
Down yarn 2 -oz. ball now at- __ .._
.-.-.----35c
$1.00
.Rock fast
Monarch
Shirting at
per
Men's Work Shirts /Special
at each .
Men's blue stripe overalls $1.75
A shipment of Girl's coats on
hand,. ,sizes from 12 to 20, we can
offer /these at very low prices.So
come early for first choice.
New range of point laces for dress
and coat collars priced from 70c
to $1.50 per yard.
Men's fine pants now selling from
$3.75 to $5.00.
COME AND SEE THEM.
A quantity of Purity No.1 timothy seed for sale
J. GASCHO ' SON
Phone 67
Produce Wanted
Zurich's . Garage
Ready -to -Wear DENOMY BROS,
Clothing
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Men's and 1ty'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 famouus Baring-
ton hat in all the :latest
colors.
Our Garage is a refuge tt motorists in
trouble; because Iva make repairs thor-
oughly and carry a most complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
kali
DENOMY BROS.
Prodmce takes is eaclaage dor Goads
SPORTS
If Ohl Sol will stop the rain and
give us sunshine, the people of
Zurich will have the treat of their
life in the line of baseball on Sat
urcla;y, , when the fast Wingham
1921 Champions of the N. W. B.
A. will play our local team, here.
As will be seem our boys defeated
that team on Monday on their own
grounds, but they say they arehy
no nu'ilt,:. beaten yet. If Zurich
wins they will have the Chamip
ionship for 1921. See if they do. ,
ZURICH WINS FROM W,OO:DS-'T
TOCK IN PLAYOFF •
((Woodstock Sentinel -Review)
With a small but apparently
safe lead in their favor, and with
only two. short innings to go, the
Woodstock team blew in the last
'ALSO .STOCK MOST CALLED FOR FARTS -FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
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Battery Sales and Service Station
A complete line of 'fires, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc.
Wt3 need Your BuSiness, Satisfaction Assured
IV[ousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
Hit by pitcher, Woodstock 2,
Zurich 1. Walks of Woodstock 4
Zurich 2; Hits off Thompson 13,
Kelly 0; of Ohlert 2, off Hof:tman
1; struck out by Thompson 2, Kel-
ly. 0; Ohlert 2, Hoffman 3; left on
bases, Woodstock 4, Zurich 11.
Score by innings;
Zurich
Woodstock
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ZURICH TAKES FIRST t`ROM
WINGHAM
Our nine journeyed to Wingham
on Monday' to play the first game
in ,.the finals with that team. A.
lax+ ;e; n1i-o her of rooters accomp-.
enied the team,"which helped to
a great" extent to' win. The first
inning opened with, a rrn for Zur-
ich, and two runs for Wingham
on a few good hits and ragged
fielding. Then everything went
along fine till the fifth inning
when - Wingham got another run
Across on C. Hoffman's wild peg
to 1st. However, the visitors we
of the 7th in the semi-final play- re not'satisfied and redemmed
off in Fullerton on Wednesday. and themselves in the eighth by time -
the Dutch boys walked off with
the bacon. by a final score 8-3:
The trouble came when Ithompson
cracked in the fateful seventh(.
He had done stellar work 'but
had reached the, end of his rope.
Manager Bond left him in too long.
ly hitting by Siebert, L. Hoffman
Ohlert and Braun, two more runs
were •scored for Zurich.. Then the
score wasa tie 3-3, and here the
Zurichites demonstrated the mar-
velous stamnnia they po tsessed. Oh-
lert was pitching stronger at every
The result was the Zur:chites stag- inning, while Morden was letting
ed a regular old time rally, putt tip somewhat. In /the ninth Oh-
ing the game on ice with no tree acct faced only three men, Aitch-
uble, Kelley was then used and eson fanned and Judson, manager
shut the enemy off for the rest of of the Wingham team was put in
the game. All the locals runs
resulting of errors by Zurish, but
Zurich got a few of their runs by
errors too, so that evens it up.
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�t your supply
these
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Frost W' +
q p REDUCED .
.90
Wehave onlya few hundred sacks of Ce•nent left and we
do not intend to get another car this Fall. je would advise
the public who require some to come and et their supply
hike it lasts. We also have a few rolls Eros ire
Fence equal space, only a few rolls to clear li a
PRICE. Farmers requiring fencing shouiu nnt. miss this. No
Bei ter Fence made.
4.
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4'
'while
. Now is the time to have your eve
trough and roof repaired 1 efoie the
cold weather sets in. We give best
, .
of attention to plumbing '4,7v4 rk. Carry
a fall line of stoves, fuknawes, heat
4.
ors, oil stoves, auto a'e essories,
k,;avy and shelf hardware.:;, etc.
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The ,Zurich outfit looked like, out at 1st, Morden then went much
the ,b^st tem alt':ough ihe;•ewee, the S,Gam, route. At this stage
a lot of Iloase playing on both the excitement was inteise, Wurm
cam' up first in Zurich's inning
sed famed Clar. Hoffman s'ngled
Braclenberry's place as pinch -hit-
ter, but he looked the same to
Ohlert, and after a ale oupleoundor f
fouls, finally g
to s.s. L. Hoffman and was thrown
Thursday October 13, 1921
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
Attei1!oQ
arrners
Woven Fence
While it lasts at
t . A
Here is a chance to benefit at
-
prices never heard of
MELH2K&BRI4EJN
We are the loser.
You are the gainer
PHONE '63
erajd Jb Dcpartment
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.
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.ides. The Zurich's were repre-
sented by an immense following,of
rooters, acid they nearly went'),
wild with joy* when the game en- Siebert welted ; Lee, Hoffman then
ded with their pets winners. Wood made a two -base hit and Clarence
Hoffman :scored the necessary run.
4.
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stock fans turned out in a couple
hundred strong and formed along
line on one side of the field, en-
couraging their pets. The ..dia-
monsi was not a bad one, but,
the outfit looked like a northern
Alberta plains just after the lee
age away back in the Paleozie Ep-
och. Thompson who started on'
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the hill for the locals did finework
until the Tth. Ohlert was (Met,ed
from the box for the second .time
in two games, but Hoffman, -who
Followed was a smoother flinger
end tl,^ loeels could not connect
with his offerings.
Zurich
Clar. Hoffman, 3-b
Siebert 1-f
L. Hoffman
Henning, c:
Wurm
Ohlert p
Wesley
Brown c -f
Clay. Hoffman
.Calfas
Woodstock
Henderson 1-f
d 2-h
Bond,
Ray e.f.
Lynch 3-b
Siriall,
s.s.
Foster, r -f
Harvey 0.
Pullen, 1-b.
Thompson, p
1 elly p.
Morden faced 41 Zurich men while
Ohlert faced only 36 Wingham pl-
ayers. The attendance was
not .'so large as expected owing
to the wet weather.
Zurich
Clar.' *Hoffman, 3-b
Siebert 1-f
L. Hoffman, s.s.
Henning c.
Ohlert, p.
Braun, c.f.
Clay. Hoffman.
Callfas r -f
Wurin 2-13`
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4, 2 2 .0
4 1 2 2
4 1 1 0
5 0 10
2 1 '0' 0
1 0 0 0
5 0 1
4 1 3.
5 1 2 010
r-> 4 1 1.9
38 8 13 3
Wingham
Howson 1-b
Geddes, s.s.
Telfer 2-b
Anderson, c.
Wagner, r -f
Aitche,son 1-1
Cruickshank e -f
Braekeirberry, 3-b
Morden p,
Judson
4 0• 0 0
4 0' 1. 0
3 0 0 0
4 0 0 1
4 0: 0 1
4 0 2 '0t
0'o 1
4 0 0 2
3 0' 0 0
1 0 •0 0
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Big Mi MidaiSuramerSale
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 LBARGAINS IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
Linoleums at per yard ... ... 4$.00 Men
A.B. R. H.E
4 2 3 2
4 1 '1 1
5 1 4 0
5 0 1 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 1 0
4 0 1 0
3'0 0 0
4: 0 0 0
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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
QmONSOULIAVIMO
All -woo lserge 40 in. wide yd, 95e
Light. Prints per yard .-.... --_ 19e
Dark Prints per yard ... 25c
37 4 11J 1
4 2 1 0
4 1 1 0
3 0 1 1
4 0 2 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 1'
3.0 0 1
4 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
34 '3 5 2
Dress Voils Regular 1.25, 1.50
$2 per yard Sale Price ... ... 85c
Two base hits L. Hoffman 2,
(lar. Hoffman, Anderson. Dou-
ble plays, Wingham 2; Base on
balls of Morden 4; Ohlert 1; str-
uck out by Ohiert 8, Morden 7
Left on bases, Zurich 10, Wingham
6.
Score by innings.
123 456 789 R. 1I. E
Zurich 100 000 021-4 11 3
Wingliaria 209 010 000-3 5 2
GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS
House Dresses and Aprons at
Big Reelections.
Mill Ends in Sbirtings, Galateas,
Chambray s. • Don't forget to
look at these Snaps
's Straw Hats at
HALF 'PRICE
Big Reduction in Overalls
Pants
Ladies' Summer Underwear
Prices Away Down
Ladies' White Cotton Night
Gowns, Reg. 2.00 Sale -.. ... $1.50
at
and
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, Sale/ Price .........•.$3,00
Job Lot Middies for Girls at 50c
Men's Dress Shirts at
HALF PRICE
Produce Wanted,
Phone
frr
Ladies' Cotton Night Gowns,
Regular 2.75, Sale Price ... $2.06
All Curtain Goods at a
l3IG .REDUCTION.
Towelling at. per. yard ...... ... 15e
GROCERIES
Rice 3• lbs. for :_ ..25ei
Laundry Soap 4 bars for 25e
Yeast Cakes per Box . ....
Broken 13iseuite per pound ... 1.0e
Palm Olive Soap 3 for . -..25e
25 1.b4. Calf Meal for ..- ......w... $1,25
Fruit Jars, pints dozen .. $1.25
Fruit Jars, quarts per dozen ...$1;40
Fruit Jars, half -gallon doz. . $1.9b
Matches per box... 10e
Castile Soap 7 bars for ; 25e
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