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Vol. XX # l'1No 3
SEE US
Leather Goods
White Goods
For Dress or Sport. A wide
assortment of samples
Reliable Workmanship
W. H. PFILE ZURICH
THE HOME ,OF c OOD SHOES.
ZUR:1CH. H'URSD 3
INOE JULY '27, 1922
Chester I:. Smith, )Pnbli� ez'
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Quick Service
You benefit because we sell
at as close a profit as we
GET YO17R, NEXT PAIR
can stand HERE. (
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Summer CLEANUP
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.. In order to clean out the balance of Sunhl
f!I Goods we have put THE KNIFE into prices anput away down where they will move our
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•�60 EGULAR STOCKS, NOT JUST BOIIGH
ovoo'c�s'c4�o p mica.
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Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer was to Lon -
on on business on Wednesday.
;Mr. Frazer Brown of Kitchener,
was a visitor here the past week'.
Read J. greeter's Adv. in this
week's issue for some real berg -
Mr. L. Prang and. family and
J Kipper were to LOndon on
Thursday. I.
Rev. and Mrs. Gross of
-ere recent visitors at the
of. Mr. and Mrs. J::,;Hey,,
Misses MVlabel greeter and Ortha
Blyth
home
Meliek attended the Girl's .Camp,
at Kincardine?' the past week.
•,Miss,Lilhlian Weseloh is spending
the holidays in Detroit, visiting
with her; sister, Mrs. G. J.
Gettus.'
Raspberrie t proveto
both be an
enit-
undant crop his y
vated:'and in the woods, large
iekrngs are' made daily.
!Mr and Mrs. Ezra J. Smith of
troit, accompanied by Mr. and
Ts W. H. Smith of . C'alafornia,
ire visiting relatives and friends
around here this week.
Miss Johnston of Kincardine,who
vl'.ited with;her sister here Mrsi.
Julius ▪ Thiel, was taken ill last
Tuesday and •on Wednesday was
taken • to. London Hospital and op -
gated .on for appendicitis..
,rlr ▪ G.A. Routledge and - Miss
tan Routledge of Hyde Park and
J.. C. Smith' and daughter, Mrs
tanning 'of Los Angels,
e•Sunday' visitors at the home
her' brother Dr. J. Routledge.
Broken Lenses :Duplicated
Quickly and Accurately
o quickly. So do not delay g
[2 E ME N B E R—•rIl>JsE ITEMS ARE OUR R
F A. SALE. YOU WILL !FIND EI!ER
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FOR : IT'S: AND PRICED —WAY BELCW REGULAR.
"CUM.E" AND "SEE"• FOR YOURSELF
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LADIES HOSE
A iii, 'line of Ladies' dlk,134 toot
Hose it Black, Navy
Ren - $i:�E now 75c.,
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.BIG LOT Of Ladies, and Childrens'
Cotton HOSE. :to clean at •a SPEC-
IAL PRICE at 26 tents. Brown..
Colors, B1k. White and
FANCY _ VOILES
Reg price, 1,:75 to clear clear at --�'-50e
reg. prig.: 90c—to 5
Reg price 60c—to clear at
Fancy colored Emb. Swiss Organ-
dies Rrg: 2.25, 2.50 yd• go at $1.75
Reg, 1.50, 1.75 yd. to clear . at $1.25•
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OTHER LI A'Er PRICED AC
CORDING
Fancy SPORT SAITINS incol2 s
Reg. 3.50 yd to clear at -. $
White Baronette Satin 3.75 at $2.90
MIDDDY WAISTS
}3,g Lot of Middies in all sizes to
Iit, a child 6 years up to :size 42f.,
Reg. price up to 2.00 all g;o at 50e
BATHING SULTS
& rzes
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,adzes (a11- wool' all col s Y $ .0
Alens&s1Boys, .'cotton:: 60c to " `' •�`
LAD. WHITE • WASH SKIRTS
To clear at 50e
CIiTLDRENS White Wash Skirts
'1) clear at 50c. •
ALL KINDS OF SUITS
For alt kinds of Men
Medl
•um Weight Summer Weight—Fall Weight
s
'Blue Suits
FAST COLOR
INDIGO DYE
18 AND 20 OZ.
ALL WOOL SERGE
o ` a
Palm Beach
AND
MOHAIR SUITS •
FORMERLY $15,00 TO $18.00
NOW $11.00 TO $15,00.
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Fine Eng. Worsteds
‘P
r Dennis`Bedard, mechanic; at
rofleisch..' planing mills, who
sttrrkelr in the aide by, apiece
k trrxzer, two tiz eeks ago,,;is
scant Blit .it wi71 still bcone a
ew Weeks "Until -he " can reslrneIris
4uties.
A monster U. F. 0. picnic will
be held at Grand Bend on Aug -
nit ' 16th. Premier Drury will be
;present•• as well as W. Black, M.P.,
:and A. Hicks. M.P.P. A fine pro-
gram of sports have been arran-
ged,, and goodprizes will be giv-
en. • See bilis for particulars.
ave the Pieces, We
Match any Lense
W G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PF1ONE No. 74
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MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up $1,000,04:0
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
It is not necessary to make
a special trip to the nearest'
branch of The Molsons Bank
every time you want to deposit
money. Send your deposit to
the Bank by mail. Writes
today to the nearest manager
of The Molsons Bank for in
f ormationi
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branco
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Tires" Tires!I
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L. HAVING �. NUMBER OF ROYAL OAIC AUTf MOBILE MIRES It
WE ARE:'" �''
i, IN STOCK, AND WISHING TO DISPOSE OF` SAME, ,tk,
3 OFFERING A .30x3% TIRE, GUARANTEED ,FO}R 6,000 MILE t
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4' 4T $12.50, WHILE THEY LAST. ALSO A NUMBER OF HEAVY" 4
A NEW SHIPMENT DiJ
OF ENGLISH WORSTEDS 4OD
JUST INI OW
SEE THEM NOW
Police Magistrate Reid, Crown
Attorney Seager and Consta�-_
t±ilbw of Goderich and Inspector +•t»,
acre her give your feet all the com-
fort you can.
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4 •A INNER TUBES AI` $1.85 EACH.
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O. -S AT ,...ar) PRICES:PRICES:•
4. EVERYTHING IN HARNESS AND REPAIRS.
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Canvass
For the Hot Weather
'4,, T Cooper of Clinton, dispos-
ed' of a few charges of intoxic-
ants in the Town Hall, Zurich on
W eednesdayL
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Big Men ,
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THE LAS I` SUITS WE BO-
LIGHT WE THOUGHT:OF
YOU, AND - WE ARE GLAD
TO SAI.'' WE HAVE JUST
WHAT YOU WANT.
The Huron County Medical As-
sociation met for its monthly gath-
ering in the town Hall Bayfield
last Wednesday. The medicos
were accompanied by their ladies
and. at the conclusion of the bu
iness session a picnic wan enjoyed
at the lake. Reeve Erwin welconi-
edthe medical men to the village
and bade them ,come again.
A certain portion of the Ado-
lescent Act of 1919 came into ef-
fect hi 1921,.but few people are
apparently aware to -day that when
the fall terra opens in the schools
next September, it is 'absolutely
necessary, under th* new act, to
provide accomodation for the sch-
ooling, by part time courses, of
a17 children between the ages of
11 'and' 18,. The act also provides
that on and after September 1921
alt •persons between the ages of
1'1,.and 16 mast attend school for
the full time during which the
schools are open, each year, unless
excused for a number of real -
ons.
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OUT WITH RUNNING' SHOES THAT t^
LET ITS FI7 YOTT •
GIVE LONG ViCEA'R, SOLID COMFORT, LRE, LIG-HT, COOL at
INEXPENSIVE, AS THESE PRICES 4'RE ALL B 3.CE TO t~
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•II• CHILDREN` A.RE HARD ON SHOE
WHY NOT GIVE'TLEATHERM THE ONES. TS• ALSO: EVERYTHING OFRTINNING SHOES 4
AND SAVE THEIR
• IN LEATHER AND STAPLE FOOTWEAR. T.F4T US PLEASE .
•1, YOUR PEET BY FITTING THEM PROPERLY_
O. FRITZ &
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AND INE SFi" * t`
NOR IAL S DURLI3CA TITS OLIDAYS
Last Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr. Henry G. Bell, Director of the
Soil and Crop . Improvement Bur-
eau Toronto, Was in town Visiting
• a number of the wheat growers of I
the vicinity. Mr. Bell stated that
in his travels through the prov-
ince this year,, hey had seen very
few wheat crops that were in a
class with. many nn.thi vecsection
y nxuof
the country. H•
impressed with the wheat ' crop
on the farms of Mr. Wm. Consitt
and Mr. Sohn P. Rau. He made
a " close study' of both of these
fields, and attributes their good
• quality to good seed, good soil
and plenty of well balanced plant
fowl.
SHOE t iIERCHANTS ,
�• DASHWDDD •
• ZuRtCH
q0 WITH BARGAINS EVERY DAY OF THE
VEEP
• OUR CLOTHING. DEPT. IS ALWAYS FI�ILFD� FOREST" SO TO EP OD
S ;THE OT.D SAYING GOES; ; "ONE TREE DOES NO.T iVIA-EIS AA �RGE Sb rI`
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EVER�TRINCx RGIIiT. UP TO -DATE WE :STAVE RpRISE. )•
AGAIN RIICE.IVEO
ANI TIIAiTs V`:'HA.T. YOU'LL •��
NEW STYLISH SUIT'S AT A' PRICE ,(YOU'LL BE SU
FIND HERE IN ONE OF THE CLEVEREST SHOWINGS WE HAVE HAD THIS SEASON.
STRAW HATS—A.11 Men's and Boy's ,Strew Hats at 113 off.
,CER;TO—A pure Fruit Product, makes
Perfect ,ries Jaalms
and
ys onJellies
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Worry—Sure Results:
Phone 59
J. PREETER
all 'Fruit, No
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Guesswork Qy"
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Produce''Wanted
WE LEE IN THE MARKET FOR ALSIICE AND, CLOVER SEED
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rot Infants ani: Childreix
In UseFor Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
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We invite you to come and see;
our new Spring and Summer goods
'e,1 Veils, Gin.ghalns, Gelateas,
Prints etc. We also have a good.
assortment of Staples in -hardware
an �1L
C oils harness and repairs sweat
pads, bridles, lines, -waterproof rugs I
etc. We have on hand different
var ieti es of see d corn at right prices.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON ITAND
EIGIIEST pRICCES PAID FOR EGGS AND DEIE-iD APPI +`S.'
DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 "' 97' BLAK