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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 or dress, only yd.$2,10
40 -in. serge in black, navy, eopenhagen and wine, at spec-
ial prices per yard. ..- ...
Fine black douchess sill_ 1-; w ide at per yard
yard --- ...90c
30e
...95c,
Balance of Habutia Silk• 30-low3le to clear per
Dark Prints now selling arc
Light prints, now selling t,; p"i yard
Rockfast Shirting at per ti ar{1=... ...
Monarch Down yarn 2 --oz. ball now at
Men's Work Shirts /Special al each
Men's blue stripe pveralls $i..75
..... 25c
35c
35c
.$1.00
A shipment of Girl's coats
on
he nd, ,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 70e
to $1.50 per yard.
Mens 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
o-Y,Produce Wanted
Phong . 67
Clothing
Men's and Boy's Over-
coats and Suits
Zurich's Garag
Our Garage is a refuge to motorists in
trouble; because wo make repairs thor
ouga.ly and carry a most complete line of
Genui.ne PorI Parts
rALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR FARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
PRESS--O--LITE
Battery Sales and Service Station
A complete line of Tires, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc.
We mad Your Business., Satisfaction Assured
�. Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
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DENOMY BROS,
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
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.
...
Thursday, Oeteher 20th, 1921,
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The store with the Liberal Cash Discount.
nnalowrze Biwa.
Pxodmca takes in exchange for Goode
SPORT NEWS With this issue we will likely
. (continued from page 1) give out sport column a rest for
C. A. Hoffman; flied out to 1-b; a while, we appreciate the fact of
Callfas fanned; C. Hoffman sinr- the many interestied readers we
gled; Siebel°t a home run scoring have had fromm, week to week and
C. Hoffman; L. Hoffman ground- hope by next year to be in the
ed to s.s. swing again as strong as ever.
IV INNING
Johns flied out to Callfas; Brac- In the account of the Zurich vs
kenberry fanned; Morden fanned Wingham game last Monday, we,
Henning walked and stole 2-b; quote the following from the God
Brown fanned; Wesley grounded erich Signal; --"This game, as
out to 1-b; Wurm ' singled and reported ;by our own reporter,w.ho
Henning home; C, A. Hoffman gr- was at the ringside shows .that
ounded to pitcher, group No" 6, composed of Zurich
V \ INNING Goderich, Stratford and Crediton,
Howson ,grounded to s,s,, Telfejc is the 'strongest group in the N.
walked • Anderson grounded to, W League. Zurich is to be con-
pithcer Geddes flied 'out to ca gratulated on the good fight they
fes" Have >made .:for. supremacy both in
Callfas fanned; C. Hoffman Norrie their %own and other groups which
run; Siebert fanned; L. Hoffman they have done battle with. The
Henning tr•,ippled and L. Hoffman Signal, though not siding in with
home; Brown singled and stole 2nd. Zurich at all times during the
and Henning home on Aande>•son's season, heartily,. joins in extending
drop at plate; Wesley singled;( congratulations."
Worm fanned. Many Thanks, Signal!
VI INNING'S
Wagner, Cruickshank and Johns Now that the ball season is
fanned on nine pitched balls. over and the cup is won, some of
C. A.. 'Hoffman bunted to pita{ our players will have their ad -
cher; Callfas fanned; C. Hoffman dress other than Zurich, a few
have already changed and others
grounded .out to 3rd,
VII INNING will likely soon. But when the
Aitcheson+ grounded to Wesley at spring of 1922 arrives with the sun
3-b; :Morden fanned; Howson sin- shining on both sides of the fence
gled; ‘Telfer grounded to pitcher. we are in great hopes to garner
Siebert ,fanned; L. Hoffman vial- them all together again and fight
ked; •Henning singled; Brown fo'u- harder than ever next season.
led out to catcher; Wesley doubled A FEW HOT LINES
L, Hoffman and Henning homeon (Contributed)
the hit, Wurm fanned. Well, the old ball games. are.
VIII INNING, over and the fare can now 'stick
Anderson hit by pitcher; Ged- their feet to the fire place and
des got on 1st, Anderson out at 2b- wait once more for spring.
Geddes stole 2nd; Wagner fanned; Won't that old cup look good,
Judson pinch hitter, got on 1st sitting beside the junior's cup and
and Geddes home on Callfas' error the one the' boys won at Clinton,
Johns got on 1st on C. Hdfftnan's two years ago.
error; Aitcheson flied out to C. Oh Boy! wasn't that'diamondin
Hoffmius. grand shape, and did you notice
C. A. Hoffman grounded out to the Judge's stand was removed?
3-b; Callfas and C. Hoffman fan- It ,wasn't what you may call a
fled: snappy game, lbut it sure was a
Ix INNING a11 -through reel old fashioned plug
Telfer Grounded out to 3-b; —steady, but always going.
Howson 'Anderson
out to 3-b;; Telfer ' Ohlert was removed in the third
singled; Anderson doubled and inning. Never mind Ray, the
Telfer home• Geddes grounded to best of us sometimes get it.
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41.
tyourl of those
supply
1\r.' have only a few hundred sacks of Cement left andwe
+ do not intend to get another car this Fall. We would advise
the puialic who require some to come and get their supply
+ while it lasts. We also have a few rolls of Frost Wire
.i. Fence, equal space, only a few rolls to clear at a REDUCED
' Pi C"h. Farmers requiring fencing should not miss this. No
Btr?.tt^r Fence made.
•
4. N� w is the time to .have your eve
trough and. rood repaired before the
4. cold weather sets in. We give best
4.
ilk a"a: ttention to -. luY�i bin • work. Carry
;wc� p g
a full line of stoves, furnaces, heat-
*, erg, oil stoves, auto accessories,
heap p y and she 1.E hardware, etc. •
A, Square Deal,
3-b. Wesley had the last three put-
Zurich
Clar. Hoffman, 3-b, c
Siebert, 1-f
L. ,Hoifmsani s.s.
Henning, .r.
F. Brown c -f.
Wesley 2&3rd; b.
Wurm 2-h'.
Clavi. Hoffman 1-b
Callfas r -f
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Wingham,
Howson, 1-b
Telfer, 2-b
Anderson q.
Geddes ,s.s.
Wagner 3-b
Judson r!f.
Johns c.f.
Morden p.
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A.B. R. H. E outs, Ed, says he wasn't going to
5 2 2 2 take a chance on anybody else
4 1 1 0 helping in that innngi.
Lennie was the only fielder who
had any work, but •you can rest
assured that if Babe of Frszer had
received any chances, they would
have been handled in the same
creditable manner.
Old Tally never had many ch-
ances at second but the Wingham
batters can be thankful, for ev-
erything that comes his way ispie
fi r hiu .,
rid ,yowl see old Lee stop that
vhiz,er coming his way. Too
bed he picked it up three or four
tirr'u2s, or one more Wingharnite
would have never reached first.
Little Dodo pitched a! grand
game. In one inning he struck
P
3.2 2 0
3 3 2 0
4 0 1 0
4 0 2 0
4 0 1. 0/
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 1
35 .8 11 3
4 1 1 a
41 1 0
4 2 3 0
5 2 2 0
4 0 2 1
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
37 6 0 1
Hits off Morden; 11; base on balls
2, ....strike outs 11, Left "on bases
Zurich ,5. •
Hits off Ohlert 6; of Hoffman 3
base ion bills of Ohlet't 1, ,Iroffman
1, batert hit, by Hoffman', Ander-
son; struck out by Ohlert 1, by
Hoffman .8;; left on bases for Win-
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in-
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123 456 789 H.11, E
Zurich 002 130 2011.-'-88 1,]. 3
Wingharn . 202. 000 011-6 9 1
Time; 1 hour 40 minutes.
Umpires -Legg and A.frde!G5frrlr
ffltetiorj
Farmers
Woven Fenee
While it lasts at
Here is a ch3nce to benefit at
prices never heard of
We are the loser.
You are the gainer
MEUeK& C RAEJN
PHONE 63
Herald IQb Department
Is al says at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Check Books, Posting Bills'a specialty.
Fali
Arniouncernent
We take pleasure in annouucitl
our complete readiness for Fall Bus-
iness. We welcome to see our an-
nual display of New Fall Goods and
styles and General Merchandise.
Ladies' Coatings in all the' leading
shades, $2.75 to $5.0[%
Ladies' Sport Skirting 1 yard
lengths $4.75
Jazz. Flannel 54 -in -vide suitable
for Middies and dresses,
r
X11 wool serge 40-iu. wide, brown
Blue, Red Navy Blk, per yd. 95e
Corded velvets and velveteens in
all shades. .
t�heckeretd
and brown
Flannelette
grey.
out three batters with- nine pit
ch?d' bails. Somle record.
Henning caught bis usual steady
game • behind ,the bei{. Art's,,
work has been of the best all
sutnmpr.
Bi11iF Braun and Big Dodo were
busy on the Coaching lines. Some
of the spectators were kicking, as
they said they could hardly see
the game with those tubs in front
of them.
There Was a real old celebration
Sat. night, even the town fathers
iojned in. It was a fitting close
to a grand old ball team in a year
nil ,jJ wl Ire in hi"xtery...
Just arrived, a shipment of mere
blankets in blue, pink dress shirts.
at $4.00).
blankets in white and
Alen's4.4.4,4444.4444444444444400.01.4.
Overcoats at reasonable pr
ices. Take a look at these be-
fore you buy
Don't forget we
Clothing made
handle Broadway
to order, hunar-
Mens Rain Coats for fall wear at
prire t t i will ope-u your, eyes. ,
Hats, Cpas, Neck Ties, Braces• and.
Arrotiv collars, Look then ever
if you,, want to bury or not.,
ede of samples
Men's and Boy's
sizes,
to chose from.
Under`xear in all
Dr. Hess, Stock Food°'and Poultry,
Panacea. Now' is the time tonna:
this stock tonic.
Blatchford Calf Meal, 251bs. for
only $1.25.
Fresh Groceries at all tires
Live Poultry taken Wednesday, morn'
:Produce Wanted. Buterick3FashionS
Phone
87
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