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ZURICH
THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 1, 1922
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We have taken over the Agency of the Star. Phono
rah in connection with our other lines and are pre-
pared to show you all the different styles. MUSIC
WE ALSO HAVE THE STA R RECORDS FOOR SALE. COME AND HEAR THE LATEST
THE PRICE FOR (THESE RECORDS IS THE CHEAPEST ON THE MARKET, A DOUBLE
SIDE AT 65c.
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On Ladies' Spring Coats and Suits.
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Spend June 3rd. at Zurich'
Mri Elgin Snell of Detroit is
'visiting relatives there.
Miss M. E. Routledge spent the
holiday at Dashwood.
• Huron County Council will meet
on Tuesday, June 6th, at Goderich
Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick and fam-
lily were to'London'on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. .3 Preeter and L.
W. Hoffman were at London on
Friday'
Mr..; William Weido of Sarniais
visiting his two brothers, John
and Jacob of the village;. .
"Everybody at S. School" was
'observed in the village on Sunday
and large turnouts were presents
Mrs. L. Harvey and sister, of
the 2nd. con. Hay, spent 'Tuesday
at the home of A. N:elick.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilson, of
err Centralia, visited at the
ome of Mr and Mrs. A. F. Hess
on Sundays,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rittenhouse
of Dunville, are visiting the Tat-
�ter's brotheers, the Steckley fam-
a Flies of the Bronson Line, Stanley
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40' In order to clear -out the balance of our Ladies 4v,-08 +Suits and Coats we are giving the following big
V0 reductions in prices. Any onewanting anything
IOD in this line will do well to take advantage of these
t prices as the goods cannot be replaced at the prices
we are-quoti iI g.
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SUITS
1 -only Girls Trirotine Suit, Size 20, Reg. Price $45, Sale price $30.00
1, only Girls Tricotine Suite size 18, Regular $35,
Sale price ... $25,00
-._22.00
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1, only Girls Tricotine Suite size 16, Regular $30.00, Sale
2, only Ladies' fine Botany size 18and 20, Reg. $35, Sale .- ... $25.00
2 only Ladies fine Serge 18 and 20, Reg. $25.00, Sale Price ... .-- $17.000
1, only Ladies fine Serge, size 18, Reg. $25.00 Sale Price .., .-- $
COATS
27.50, Sale Price ... ... $20.00
3, only Ladies Coats. size 16, 18, 20 Reg. $' .00
1, only Ladies Coat size 16, Regular $20.00, Sale Price -- -. - 1155.00
It, only Girls Sport Coats 18-20 Regular 18.50, Sale ... - 4.00,
'1, only Girls Velour Coat size 14, Regular $16.50, Sale $11250
,, only Girls Homespun size 12,'Regular $11.00, Sale ._
Phone 59
'E ARE IN THE MARKET FOR ALSIKE AND CLOVER SEED
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Men's Spring Suits
THE REPUTATION' OF THIS STORE AS BEING THE HOME
OF READY-MADE CLOTHING IS AGAIN' FORCIBLY SHOWING
THE HIGHEST GRADE CLOTHING DEMONSTRATED IN THE NEW
EST SPRING STYLES.
WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED A NEW ASSORTMENT AND
CAN LOUDLY SAY THAT NEVER BEFORE •HAVE WE HAD SUOH
A SPLENDID 'RANGE OF BLUE SERGES, ENGLISH WORSTEDS,
SCOTCH SERGES, AS WE ARE SHOWING NOW. BE SURE
LOOK THESE OVER.
PIT--U--CAPS
A NEW LINE OF FIT -U -CAPS HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
,YOURS' BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
HATS
THE NEW STYLE HATS FOR SP RING ARE
IN PRICES FROM $3.25 to $5.00.
0. Mr. W. Frank of Waterloo was
a week -end visitor at the home
of Mr. C. Eilber. Mrs. Frani.',,,
•vho had been here for some time
returned with hint
IA . . Mr. and Mrs. J. Hey Jr., and
sons Milton and Austin, were vis-
itors to London on Friday:. Mr.
0 a Lloyd Hey., who is employed in.
V, that city, had a slight accident to
Op. his hand;. t
,N ,0 , .. aturday being June 3rd, 'find. a, :.:.
•a big celebration in Zurich, the 0>eM1aa4,00�Qepaas4d43e.o.4.4.4° 0.04,o4e4.4�amc1.®pa4►ae+�•.. �".
Q 0 business places will close from 2
4D o'clock in the afternoon until 6
po'clock in the evening, other bus -
tin
iness hours they will be oiler,,Come
to Zurich on Saturday and do .••4••4.4.0°�4••4�•4••t •4.0.4•+•II•+•�•€••1••§••II•fi° f'i'.l.,g"1";.4."`°°'1'.§.''g'g,°°''•i••§••4••II••II••i••II•�II••F•4••F••i• :4.+4''
400 your business along with the sports
Chester L. Smitli, P blieber
$1..25 a Tear Ian tAdveziee
6 INAJ3J.oit..4Le
A 100 per cent Gift
WALTHAM
THE SCIENTIFICALLY BUILT
WATCH. See Our Sesection.
W, G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
THE
MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
A FARM RUN ON A BUST•
ESS BASIS requires that even!
member of the family be made;,
a partner. That the. earning,
from some particular product:
be allotted to each member,..
Then good sense indicates that
these earnings should go tci
swell their savings account with
The Molsons Bank. This wilt;
make each one ambitious tot
make his product pay. Dep-
osits by mail accepted.
W. B.
COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Great Bargain Sale•
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9 • HAVING A LARGE STOCK OF DIFFERENT GOODS MENT- Z
* TONED BELOaV, I DECIDEED PUTTING ON A SALE A'P
aPRICES WORTH CONSIDERING. THESE PRICES WILL BB
3 GOOD ONLY FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLYE '*
* 2 dozen, all -wool Horse Blankets,• size 72x84, at each ......... $5,0a••
t a Real Bargain
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A 10 Robes, size 54x6 r rices from $6.00 to $9.50:
® A number of real English Plush Rugs, p 40,
* Several dozen Men's Heavy Horse -hide Mitts at a Bargain.
4 20% off on Whips valued at 75c. and up. 4-
A number sets of Single Harness, at $25.00 each.
2 dozen Jute Blankets,
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A Big Assortment of Halters at 25/, Reduction.
2 at from $12.50 upwards.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY .4.
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SRF® THIEL. ZURICH I
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Mri P. Ravelle opened up his ,§
resturant and ice cream parlors on •4• Our Spring Showing of Choice Footwear is now complete4,
Saturday and is in a good posit-�4. and we must say without the shadow of a doubt, that we 4
ion to do business. The building •4• good assortment of the
•II• eve never had in Stock such a ao 3°
hasb•
een renovated within and ,4, n.
nice new furniture and fixtures' •4• niftiest styles, made over the latest lasts, and they also assure
comfort and ease when walking. The leathers this Spring al -
Spring Showings of CHOICE FOOTWEAR
make it a real dainty and cosy
place for this line of business.
June 3rd will be one of ,Zurich's I
big days for this season. A. base- +
ballt ournament will be played for '4'
first place by the Big Four teams a.
The morning game will be between
Teeswater and Zurich, afternoon
game Wingham and the Purity *
Flour Co's. team of Goderich, and t
then the winners of the mroning a .4.
and, afternoon games. Come to t
Zurich on Saturday and enjoy the .4•
fur4
Among those who graduated .'44,
from the Western' University, Lon- 4.
don, we notice that Mi, Richard
Laporte, sno of Mr. and Mrs. John +
Laporte, Bauble Line, 'was sue-
cessful in obtaining the degree of. +
Bachelor of Arts. Mr. Laporte
also obtained first-class honors in
Philosophy at L'Assumption Col -
ledge, Sandwich. We extend con
gra.tulations. to Mr. Laporte and
feel that he will make a success of
any profession .whkh he may de-
cide to follow(.
On Tuesday morning a very nu
usual thing happened in the
& B. northbount train when John
McLeod, a returned veteran 47
years old, who had been a ,patient
at the Byron Sanatorium, London,
cut his throat with a razor and
causing death. He had received
leave of absence from the Inst-
itution
nstitution for a couple of days to
go and see his father, his only
relative at Tiverton. Shortly af,q
ter leaving London McLeod loci: -k
ed himself in a washroom and 'it
was not until blood had commen-
ced to stream out under the sill
that the train crew became sus-
picious and brbke in the door.They
found that McLeod was dead. and
a rigor Was found lying on the
floor. When the train arrived at
Exeter, Coroner `Dr. Hyndman was-
summoned. He decided that an,
inquast was unnecessary. Itis
rqnrtils were taken en to 'Tiverton fol'
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J. PRIETER
Produce Wanted
so promise to be considerable sup- •
error in duality to former years.i '\ \
See our Stock of Ladies' Fine ( \
One, Two and Three Strap Slip-
pers. Oxfords are worn extens- \.� \� ♦\
ively this Summer, and we have
just what you' want in this line of ,
Footwear..
Also an exceptionally finesholy
ing of Men's fine Shoes, Oxfords,
Etc. You will save dollars, and
have the hest of satisfaction by
buying at our Stores.
C. t^ RITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
ZURICH DASHWOOD
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We invite you to come and see
our new Spring and Summer goods
in - Voils, inghanzs, Gela'tea,s,
Prints ete. We also have a good
assortment of Siap1F s in hardware
and oils harness and repairs' sweat
• pads, bridles, lsinesov ate i proof rugs
etc. We have on hand different
varieties ofseedcorn at right prices..
buiria FRESH GROCERIES A.LVJAYS ON HAND
HIGHEST PRICCES RAID FOR EGOS AND DRIED APPLES.
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