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NEW SUMMEGOODS
At Attractive Prices. We quote
a few here from our manylnes
of goods that will interest you
Fine Swiss Organdies in Dotted
effect, 44in, wide at $1:75 and $2 yd,
Plain Organdies 44in. all col. 1.25
Lighter, quality, 40 gni " yd. 85e
Anderson's English Ginghams.
These are very fine weave, excel-
lent wearing quality 34 in. wide
at 45c. yd.
Printed Voiles, short ends to clear
at 25c. jyard.
Extra . QualityDouche ss sines in
Navy Black, l3rown4 Sand, special
at $2.50 per yd.
Habutai Silks, in Navy, Brown,
Rose, Mais, Burgundy, Coral, 13lk.,
• at per Yary $1.011.
Tricolette Blouses, all colors $3.00
Voile waists and Middays from
$1.50 to $3.00 Bash.
Ladies' Hosiery -Juliet Brand sulk
Hose in the different colors at $1.25
to $2.25 a pair.
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Lisle and cotton hose front 25c.to
85c. a pair.
Balance of stock of Curtain and
drapery materials at 25% off
Regular price.
view shipment of Men's and Boy's
'Shirts The celebrated W-G.&R.-
line, Double wear cuff, :priced,
from °$1.50 to $3.50.
All Silk .Shirts ,at. $4.75.
A complete line of soft Collars for
'Summer Wear.
Mens and Boys' fine Straw hats
new styles. Also har•veist hat all
kinds and sizes. A. lot of Men's
fine hats, your choice for 25c.
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
Special -10 only 20 -year guaran-t
teed Aluminum Kettles laft to clear
at $L85 each,, •
WARM WEATHER WANTS IN
GROCERIES '
Lyties_ sweet mixed pickles 60c qt.
Brick Cheese per ib. • 30c
Limberger cheese per lb. 35c
Niagara Grape Juice ... :.: 35c
Sweetheart peanut butter ib. 30c
Excellsor; dates per package ,_15c
Victory pork&beans 10e. '& 25c
&SON
GASCHO
PRODUCE WANTED.
DESIGNER PATTERNS
xi-ch's Garage
We are appointed authorized Chevrolet
Service Station, and carry a stock of
Genuine Chevrolet Parts
Also stock acomplete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
Dominion and Dunlop Tires and Tubes
BATTERY SERVICE STATION AND REPAIRS. ALSO BATTERY
CHARGING.
BRING IN YOUR MOTOR CARS NOW AND HAVE THEM REP-
AIRED - READY FOR SPRING, WE ARE EXPERTS ON REPAIRS
AND CAN GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON WHAT IT WILL COST
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IF YOU ARE SATISFIED, TELL
OTHERS: IF NOT, WHY TELL US.
I, Mousseau
Zurich
maisma
DENOMY , BROS- •
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Hats for Summer Comfort
Straws a.d Panamas
The Standards for Two ;Generations
THE THINGS MAN HAS A WHOL
ESOME RESPDCT • FOR-ITHAT'S
WHY HE CHOOSE A HAT WHICh•
PROTECTS HIM, ADDS TO HIS
COMFORT, AND ENHANCES HIS
APPEARANCE '
lENOMY 1311105.
Produce taken in exchange for Goode
LOCAL MARKETS '-•
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter._. .,....._ ... .. 40
Eggs27
.:.........:. .. :.. .. ;....
Buckwheat 75c.
Wheat per bushel1.45
;Wheat ......,..41.37
.Oats 60-75c.
Flour per cwt; . $4.00-$4.75
Bran per ton 30.00
Shorts • $35.06
Live Hogs_;.... ._. . 13.50
Springs, Beds, and
Mr. W. Ii.' Pfile was a business
to Exeter on .Friday.
Messrs.. J. McDoneil and Thos:
Parlmer of Hensall called ;in the
-village on (Monday. r ra<
Mr. Wm.'Churry left for Sag-
inaw, ,Mich., last Saturday, where.
lie joined the London ; Tecennseh;
team, acting as catcher.
The dwelling property opposite'
the carriage ;shop, owned by Mr.
Dan. Koehler' of Kitchener, . has
been sold to Mrs. Alfi,Jita Wiliest
of Zurich.
Mr. J. Preeter is. installing the
first Radio -Phone in Zurich, and
when, completed -will keep
Preeter well posted to the latest
doings in the big centres.
• Mr. Russell Haines, who has been
played his position's very ably..
We drop out of the N. W. B. A.
,league with three games , wonf and
three ':lost. The three lost are to
the Goderich teamswho if they'
hold together, should easily win
the _cup. However, we are not
ashamed and have no apoligies to
make of the three' games lostto
Goderich, as they have not used
their own players, but an import-
ed
mported tean- , solely for the purpose
to beat.. Zurich. It seems a
cowardly thing .todo and : shows
poor •. sportsmanship • foss a . town
-like :.:Goderich, avith more,: than )ten
times the population of Zurich to
,cast aside their ,own boys and at
a ;.great financial :;expense and,. a
big.' detriment to.-!tt.e 'sprto, • to:
import .a ,.team, or as one .of their
citizens puts it "Run aR °over cre-
ation to get a team together, to
beat Zurich'. • While another fan
says; "We'll beat\those Dutch-
men and . if we'll have . to mortgage
the town." And after all the
beating was not so bad, as the
teams played six games, Zurich-
winning two and Goderich four,
and three of which,.. no more than
three 'runs were scored on them.
Again; we must express our regret
of not being able to finish the
our mainstay baseball pitcher, this 1 season•, we know the Goderichfans
season left for London on Satur-
day, where he :: intends to pitch
for the London team one of these
days. L 11
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Mattress int . Springs 1.
+1. Wehave
• W just added to our stock a -1'
complete'
� line of Bothwell Beds, I
; Springs and Mattress, the line we
4.
+ CARRY - CANNOT FAIL TO PILL YOUR REQUIREMENTS AT*t-
REASONABLE PRICES- 0 +
4' THE PAINTING BOOM IAS STARTED, AND WE ..i
WAYS CARRY A FULL LIVE OF ISE OLD RELIABLE 4'
$1T.ERWIN WILLIAMS .PAINTS, VARNXSIIES, SIIERWILLAC, .l,
± AUTO PAINIT, FLOOR PAINT; WAGON AND IMPLEMENT .
'" PATN'T, E;TC- .e, ,�. qt4. FENCING -Parties requiring fencing foreshould see us bepuy
4'.zng. We handle genuine Frost ,Light Lock Fences. Also a
-x,. bare g n nine
full line of hog and poultryfenees, coiled, barb, brace and 3
Iblack wire and steeples, Etc, Car and Tractor owners +
should see us about Polarine and Tractor Oils, Gasoline, Tires 4,
Tubes and accessories New Perfection Coal Oil Stoves a
ttd Ovens,
4.
WE AIM TO SATISFY
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4.PREETER BLOCK ZURICH
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Turner -At Stanley Township On
Wednesday, June 21st, to Mr. and
Mrs. John Turner, a daughter.
SPORT NEWS
ZURICH WINS LAST GAME
through the medium of their week-
lies, who have become;, a regular.
"Tool" Will everlastingly call us
anything that does not look good
in 'print to fair minded people, as
this , season they have ska politely
termed' us as "The Roaring Lion"
and called us "Bodeheads", a fine
expression to encourage sport .of
this kind, but we do not accuse
the editors for writing up these
articles, but they [should .first use
their consideration before putting
it out in the press. In the past
when out team went to Goderieh
Thursday, June 2"nd, 1522
The stare with the Liberal 'Cash Dischant
LOOKI 100
Big Spring
FURNITURE SALE
For Four Weeks Only
$BOOO StOCIC
Of Furniture must goat prices never
'heard of before. Price Reduction
from 30 to 50 per cent.
A CASH OR NOTE SETTLEMENT,' IS -EXPECTED ON ALL.
GOODS 'SOLD DURING THIS SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES ON BEDS, SPRINGS AND. MATTRESSES.
Don't fail to take advantage of this
while the assortment is good
FRESH CAR CAN. CEMENTCOMING IN A FEW DAYS
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erald Job I rtmen
a1 sa •a yourfor
Is ys •. t yo service GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Carde1
•
Stationery,'. Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop
es, Ghee' Backs, Pgsting Bilis a sp3cialty.
This Store as showing you the big-
gest values money can buy to -day. We
are buying yin the lowest market :. and
Y g
serving it out at the lowest possible
prices.
Sport Satin, hi all the leading
Shades, suitable for Shirt
and Dresses at per yard $2.50
end won from them, they bitterly
In a fairly well attended Big scolded us for doing so, and if we
Four game here last Friday even- lost to them we have received the
ing, the locals, in a considerable
crippled -condition, defeated the
Imiported Purity flour team: of
Goderich to the score!' of 2-1- Coop,
er of Clinton pitched this, game
and certainly deserves credit for
the manner in which he did it.
There was little pep and spirit in
the •game, as the old life of the.
past season seems to 'have pot
come back as yet.
This was the last game of leN
ague ball, whether it is ;Big hour
or N.W.B.A., that the fans of Zur-
ich will see this summer, as sour
team was forced to drop both: of
these leagues, owing to' our catcher
Churry and pitcher Haines leav-
ing.,
eaving, the former left two weeks a-
go for Michigan and has taken
part : in two games catching, for
same treatment. Butnow since
we will not come at all we will be
'reeky to get offi with "anything less
then assassination. If we are
such a tough bunch why did the
management of the "Purity Flours"
coax and beg Zurich to stay in
the league the other evening after
the game, their words and actions
do not correspond. Goderich has
a fine bunch of players, as good
as ever" put foot on our diamond,
but the public is getting sick of
their management which is equally
as bad, but we will silently lay
low ' and "Laugh last and laugh
best" as they states and letthein
go to it,,as we had oily year last
'season and cam,': out on top, even
if they used five imported players
to our two. It is a question if
Buz/ Wet e„'s pro e;s:onal '.i -:e -up, Zurich will for some time again
and is showing; up . wen, and he have a ball team, equal to what
fans of Zurich wish Churry "cry,
aucceas. On S ttu `d ty p;tchei#';t1a-
in es left naso for• London where he
wilt be used by the same team,
and he also has the good wishes
of Churry. We are indeed sorry
that we have to discontinue se
early in* the season, 'and the fans
who had expected to see some
r' obail yet titisummein
Zurichealg, w1od111 be gren atly-disaproin1r-
g
ted. Our boys have been ttry-
ltg to do the best they can the
last few games by using "Babe"
Siebert $ he outfielder, as eatcher,
but this 'position 'takes a lot of
practiee which "Babe" has not had
It is indeed regretable that the
team is ,Taken up owing to the
we; have had, and we rthank the
public for the support given!, al-
though not so good in attendance
this year, owing undoubtedly'
the depression ,of a little flat
times, If our boy's stay together
by next year, we will we hope,
have again a team, that will not
alone be called an amateur team,
hut 'will be amateurs. If the N.
W. 13..:1., executive allows such semi
professional teams to play and
vin their ,trophies, they ,should not
attempt to call themselves an am-
ateur League. But here's to good
luck to our home boys that we
feel proud of, and if they should
leave the, village, we still have:,
their ;ineniory lingering in our
Foulard Silk in Navy and White
Black and White, 13irown and
White, at per ydt, only .;. $2.50
proxnising Young boys •eomirig 'a- thoughts, as good clean sport:,
tont, as Lennie -O 13raeri,, a niere and have the assurance that they
••n'11D1 host looked ver; "}moi a:rr l 111 n-'tke,,good \vh'.re'i;er they go.
Home Spun suiting, very popular
at the present time, yd. ... $2.15
See our New. Line of Crepe, at 50c
Short Ends of colored. Voiles ,
at per yard ._- -__ -._ 25e
Ladies' and Children's Gingham,
dresses at Low Prices.
Ladies' White, Voile Waists, long
and short, sleeves.
Girls' School ` gats at pxIces away
dawns
Ladies' Silk (lose, Ribbed ' top
colors, Black white, sand, grey,
Brown, ilergandy at pair ,:. 75e
Men's Felt Hats,in all the leading
shades, Don't miss to see theta!
before you buy.
Just Arrived; -New atraw Hate,,
Soft, Collars, Shirts, ies, Soak
Belts, Etc.
Men's Bulbriggan Underwear, twat.'
piece and Combination.
B. V.d• Athletic Underwear sleev
lessand knee length,
Men's Garbardeen Coats, a
snap at TB16.011
oxmovormae
Mcn's Waterproof and -Dress
Cats, Regular ,$25.00 for $15.00;
WALL PAPERS'
All Will. a p ers to Clear to end
h
f. Season at 25 ' discount -for
j
Cash.
Job Lot Field lints, 1,50, $1, &'25e
Blatchford Calf (Meal 251bs,
FRESH GROCERIES AT ALL TIMES. pacts, BUTTER AND LARA
WAN TED.
rode a Wanted B ter ek 'ashion
Phone.
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