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SEE US FIR.
Leather Goods
White Goods
For Dress or Sport. A wide
assortment of samples
Reliable _ Workmanship
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922. $1.25 a Year.ID 4vailei t
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Close Prices
Quick Service
You benefit because,.w
at as close a profit .'l
GET YOUR NEXT 'P
can stand . HERE.
W. H. PFILE ZURICH
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES.
.OdoovooA00004` vvodo`o
umr�ner CLEAN-UP
In order toxlean out the balance _ of, Sun!
Goods we have put THE KNIFE into prices` yah
o put them" away down where they will move of
�quickly.AA
Q ' So do not delay to get,your share of then
Q �T Qi (R �! HESE ITEMS ARE OUR REGULAR STOCKS, NOT JUST BOUGHT`
R ,1 FOR A SALE, YOU WILL FIND. EI., ER\: THING RIGHT IN civ v.
• p.' ITY AND PRICED -WAY 3EiCw- REGULAR. ' OTHER LINE,.4 PRICED ACCORDING.:
"COME" AND "SEE" FOR YOURSELF .
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TIDY Louis Foster and two chil-
dren of .Kitehener, visited relati-
ves '.here last week.
Miss'Jessie Buchanan of Heneal2
was ;a week -end( .visitor with the.
Miss L• ainori$.
Messrs., C. Eilber and J. Decher
Ji .,;:.were' on business to Strathroy
one ,day last week.
Mr. Jos Gaseho is erecting a
fine:; artistic verandah in front of
hifi `resi.'dental property.
Mrs. A. Rose of the Babylon;
slsent Sunday with Mr. ` and Mrs.
m. Rennie; ,>4aeax-Blake
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OUR CLOTHING DEPT. IS ALWAYS FLILED WITH BARGAINS EVERYAY O spHE REM)
0 BUT AS THE OLD SAYING GOES,"ONE TREE DOES NOT MAE ,„ RSHIPMENT OF
;e EVERYTHING 'RIGHT 'UP TO -DATE WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED .A LARGE S SHWIM T (1'or,
'small.. 'SULTS AT A PRICE (YOU'LL BE SURPRISED). AND TH;&T
I� 'W ND "HERE IN ONE OF T1?1E CLEVEREST SHOWINGS WE HAVE HAD THIS SEASON,
STRAW HATS -A.11 Men's and Boy's Straw Hats at 1/3 off. ,
CER.TO--A Pure Fruit Product, makes Peicfeet Jams and Jellies Pram:
.-No "Worry -Sure Results. Fresh Groceries always on Rand.
LADIES HOSE
a.. 'iii, ' line of Ladies' Silk, Boot
Hos?. `i1 Black, Navy and Black,
Hui. $I:,L now• 75e. -
BIG LUT Of Ladies and Childrens'
Cotton Hose- to clear at a. SPEC
TSL k'tt10E 'at 25 'cents.
Col rr"� Bak. White and i3rown
Reg. ' price 1,.75 to clear 'at ... $1.00' '`
Reg. 'price: ,90c -to. clear ar 50c
Reg; price, 60c -to clear at 35c
,e ancy: colored Emb. Swiss Organ- 4
dies Rrg. 2.25,.•2.50- yd. go at $1.75
11.eg 1.50; 1.75 yd. to clear at $1.25
Fancy SPORT SATINS in colors
Reg. 3.50 yd. to clear at $2 b0
White' .Baronette Satin' 3.75' at $2.90 ,
MIDDY WAISTS
Big Lot of Middies•in all Sizes t
e
fit ;a child ,6 years, nuP 'to si, e;' ii
Reg, price up to .2 00 all go a
LdYes (alI-woolf. a 1 sol&sizes $5'
Men's ` , t $4.50'
11lens&Boyer, cotton " 60e to 1.75
LAD. WHITE WASH SKIRTS
:To clear at 50e.
CHILDRENS ,White Wash Skirts
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To clear at 50e.
Mrs, •(Rev.) H. Rembe has been
ri-the'sick• list the past week,We
lope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. R Litt of Toronto, is vis-
ing,'for a.few weeks with , his.
i*elite, Rev. and, Mrs. J. Q'
tt;
Mrs T. L. Wurm, W, H. Frank,
iss M E. Routledge and .V : Sie-
,erf are spending the week at
`Bayfield, camping.
'The regular monthly meeting of
e ;Women's Institute will beheld
in the Ladies' Hall on. Wednesday
*Veiling, A.uguet 9th. It is nec-
essary that the executive be pres-
ent; 'to look after some special
usiness• that is to be attended to
. r• uiet wedding took place on
a"turday .July 29th, at the Evang-
War Varionage when.'Mr. Robert
34kIlwain and Miss' Ann Barri-
oth ' of Goderich .Township,
of'eed in holy Wedlock., the
t performing the cer•-�
F ha!?IfY''d'r"6vrn i
er • of; Mrs. Hen' brirye MgClin-
y, of 'near' Zurich. The Herald,
of 's .in extending •congratulations•
he Men's Adult Bible Class of
ei; Evangelical church spent a
soel 'evening on Friday fast at
the home of Messrs. Clayton and'
Cla ence Hoffman, prior to their
• -departure ' for ' Galt an SaturdaA
A resentation, consisting of a
mn h appreciated umberalla was
ma a to each of the boys. Short
add •esses were made by the vai-
loos ,members of the class, ,ex-
pressing the regret of them leav-
ing and also of the faithful willing
members they . have been to this
society,•
ALL KINDS -OF SUITS
For .all kinds of Men w
Medium Weight Summer Weight -Fall Weight
Blue Suits
'FAST COLOR
INDIGO • DYE
18 AND 20 OZ.
ALL WOOL SERGE
Palm Beach
AND
MOHAIR , SUITS
FORMERLY $15.09 TO $18.00
NOW $11.00 TO $15.00.
Fine Eng. Worsteds
A NEW SHIPMENT
.OF. ENGLISH, WORSTEDS,''.
JUST
SEE THEM NOW .
- Big Men,
THE LAST SUITS WE BO-
UGHT WE THOUGHT' OF
YOU, AN]) WE ARE GLAD
TO SAY WE HAVE JUST
WHAT YOU WANT.
An unusiial event 'took place
on :Saturday last at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Otterbein
when grandma Otterbein celebrat-
ed her 96th birthday: She was
visited .by., her son, grnadso.n . and
great , grandson from • Dashwood
and Kitchener, and many friends.
'from .Zurich, whereshe resided, for'
many 'years. She was the ,recisp-
•ient of many little gifts from kind
neighbors.: We are pleased to
State that the old lady is •.still well
and • hearty and able to attend' to
her 'flower garden and tomatoe
es, which are her specialty and
she is .also very fond of reading,
which she deso without the aid of
glasses. Her many friends wish
her continued good health and'hape
pitiless during her remaining years
jensall `Observer.
all Fruit.
To. l`uesswork;
PftEf1EI.
Phone 59
WE AIE IN THE MARKET F0
Produce Wanted o
ALS ICU AND cLovia sum)
LATE THOMAS SHERRITT
'Thomaa Sherritt of Rensall.died
On Thursday July 22nd, the result
of'.an accident, aged 87 years. A
few days previous to his, death,, he
was inthe hay (loft of his barn,
putingalvay some hay. While
the men were out for another load
in some manner he slipped and
;fell to the floor some distance be-
low. In falling he struck an' oat
box' and was rendered unconscious
It was some time before he was c
found and conveyed to the house.
X7'0. "bones were broken but the
shook- was too fpeat for him and
line passed away a few days latex.
le is a, former resident of Blake,
having lived there for many ye-
aria, and also -having many friends
in this vi.cintty. He moved to Hen
sal3 about seven years ago. Is
sur'i ived, by a grown up family
of which wars. C. Meyers, of Blake
le a daughter. The remains were
bid, to 'rest in the Bayfield cam'
letery,.
Broken Lenses- Duplicated
Quickly and Accurately
Save the - Pieces, We
Match any Lense
G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
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MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
It is not necessary to maker:
a special trip to the maresta
branch. of The Molsons. Bank
every time you want to deposit
rnoney. Send your deposit to:
the Bank by mail. Writ
today to the nearest manager
of The Molsons Bank ,for in-
forinationl
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Tires! Tires! Tires! 1:
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a HAVING A NUMBER OF ROYAL OAK AUTOMOBILE TIRES;
IN STOCK, AND WISHING TO DISPOSE OF SAME, WE ARE
o OFFERING' A 30x3; TIRE, GUARANTEED ,FOR • 6,000 MILES
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j AT $12.50, WHILE THEY LAST. ALSO .A NUMBER OF HEAVY''
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• INNER TUBES AT $1,85 EACH.•.
AT LOW PRICES.
A fJUMBER OF AUTO RUGS
EVERYTHING IN HARNESS ' A -N')) REPAIRS.
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Now that the hot days of summer
are here, .give your feet all the corn -
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fort you can.
fig. LET US FIT YOU "OUT WITH RUNNING SHOES THAT 4
GIVE LONG WEAR, SOLID ,CO�1v1T'0R'T, ARE LIGHT, COOL 4
* AND INEXPENSIVE, AS THESE' PRICES ARE ALL BACK TO
NORMAL.
+ CHILDREN ARE HARD ON SHOES DURING THE IIOLIDAYS
+ WHY NOT GIVE' THEM THE' COMFORTS OF RUNNINGSHOEs
+AND SAVE THEIR LEATHER ONES. - ALSO EVERYTHING
+ IN LEATHER AND STAPLE FOOTWEAR. LET US PLEASE
'g' YOUR FEET BY FITTING THEM PROPERLY.
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0. FRITZ & SON
+ SHOE MERCHANTS
+ ZURICH - DASHWOOD !il,
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Oanvass Footwear
For the Hot Weather
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Midsumrner SALE
For 10 Days Only
Beginning Saturday Aug. 5th We
will sell the following Goods at and
below Cost: ---
LADIES'. HOUSE DRESSES,' PORCH
DRESSES, LARGE APR-
ONS,
ONS, MIDDIES, SKIRTS, VOILE :3LO1LISES, GIRLS' MID-
DIEIS AND APRONS, .i3OYS' SUMMER JERSEYS, FIGURED
VOILS, PRINTS, GINGU:AMS, ETC., ETC
CASA OR PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR. �x0ODa.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE" 11 - 97 ISLAK
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