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SEE US
Leather Goods
White Goods
For Dress or Sport. A wide
assortment ° of samples
Reliable Workmanship
IMMO
FIRST
Close Prices
Quick Service
You benefit because we sell
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at as close a profit • as we
can stand GET YOUR NEXT PAIR
HERE:
W. H P=F I L E ZURICH
THE HOME OF 400D SHOES.
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Summer CLEAN-UP Sale
In order to clean out the balance of Summer
Goods wehave put THE KNIFE into prices and,
o put them away down where they will niove out.
41oo quickly. So do not delay to get your share of these
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REMENBER-
1 HESE ITEMS ARE OUR REGULAR- STOCKS, NOT JUST BOUGHT •
Alias Nettie Well of Detroit Is
l iting in Zurich.
Miss Maida E. F outleclge is at•.
eving the Toronto millinery op -
hags.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Gillmanvis-
tea friends at .Petrolea over the
weeir-end: ,
Mr,: Roy E. Patterson! County
ngiheer of Goderieh called' in the
village on -Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Colles and
:little Bettie are spending their
lvalidays ate,Chatham,.
' ssr; r• J, H'ey, Jr., and P. Dur-
an ,business trip to Lon-
atnrriay.•
•FOR, A. SALE; YOU WILL FIND FI FR THING RIGHT IN Q1JAL3
"ITY""AND PRICED --WAY BEL W- REGULAR. OTHER' LIC�'hel PRICED ACCORDING.
.1)P "COME" AND "SEE'' FOR YOURSELF Q :
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...andMrs. Alf. Foster of Hen -
pent Sunday with Mr. _ and
Jacob Battler, Babylon Line.
s 'Li1 ran' >Weseloh who has
the 'past month in Detroit,
fled to her home on Satur-'
�n(d Mrs. Geo, Sills of See-
d Mrs. J. Sills of Dunday,
'Thursday • at the home of
oma! Johnson.
no LADIES HOSE
VV A iii; ':line of Ladies' Silk, Boot
Il'os s ii Black, Navy and Black,
E $1.:,Z now 75e.
d0 .BIG LOT Of Ladies and Childrens'
Cotton Hose to clear at a SPEC -
,IAL PRICE at 25, cents •
White Breekn
Eby n•,n.,1• M � .
FANCY 'VOILES
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Reg.price 1:75 to clear at $1.004
Reg. .price 90c—to clear ar ... 50c
Reg price 60c—to clear at 35c
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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Fancy SPORT SATINS in colors
Reg. 3.50 yd. ,to clear at..
...$2.50`
White Baronette Satin 3.75 at $2.90
MIDDY. WAISTS
Big Lot of Middies in all sizes to
fit a child. 6 years up to size 42f
Reg. price • uJ�p to -2.00 alltY0o et '50e,,
dr MH•Nk�h`.u'.1...........,11.1: ' **1414 kaki J,`�.' r?9 :urM,,•
.,.,n" n«iw
Ladies (111-wool)'ral.l col&sizes $5.00
Mees • - r. . ..:.,, . $4:50
Mens&Boys. cotton " 60c to 1.75
LAD. WHITE WASH SKIRTS
To clear at 50c.
CIIILDRENS White Wash Skirts
To clear. at 50c.
ALL KINDS OF SUITS
For all kinds of Men
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' $15.00 TO $18.00
NOW $11.00 TO $15.00.
Fine Eng. Worsteds
A NEW SHIPMENT
OF ENGLISH WORSTEDS
JUST IN
SEE THEM NOW
Big Men
THE LAST SUITS WE BO-
UGHT WE THOUGHT OF
YOU, AND WE ARE GLAD
TO SAY WE HAVE JUST
WHAT YOU WANT.
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R CLOTHING DEPT. IS ALWAYS FLILED WITH BARGAINS EVERY DAY -OF TRE YEAR-
n�d ]UT AS THE OLD SAYING GOES; "ONE TREE DOES NOT MAEK, A FOREST" SO TO KEEP
e . IGHT UP TO -DATE WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF
NEW STYLISH SULTS AT A PRICE (YOU'LL BE SURPRISED). AND THATS WHAT YOU'LL •+
!. FIND HERE IN ONE OF THE CLEVEREST SHOWINGS WE HAVE HAD THIS SEASON, '
'STRAW PIATS—All ' Men's and Boy's Straw Bats at 113 off.
Iu CERTO—A Pure Fruit Produet, niakes Perfect Jams and Jellies From all Fruit. No C uesswoirk
st
—No Worry --Sure Results, Fresh Groceries always on Hand,
. W. FL Frank of Waterloo
r'the week -end at the home
r. C. Silber, Mrs. Frank, whoti.en etaing a - couple of we -
her father, returned with,
jn
�f 1
C. Wagner and son
eClinchey and Miss
attended. the'fun-
ossenberry ;arid
the week.
ittle ;and his gan
eve completed" pain
nk block, ineludin
ore, also the garage.Th
property occupied by Mr.
olles has also received a
coat `of paint and it is
cre.it to these workmen!.
large crowd witnessed ' th
e horse races on Friday ev-
g
g
e
ma
eni 'sand a. most exciting and' +i+
� Q s d program of heats was .
ff. The promising ,young .p.
Broken Lenses Duplicated
Quickly and Accurately
Save the Pieces, We
Match any Lense
W. G. HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No.074
Chester Il; Smith, P1'#bitsiige
$1,25 a Year Zn iAdv lsji
A'{I�,H7,1.-.{, n„.a.q.. 1;fc.4,kaAIMED
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PARSONS BANK
Incorporated 1855
Capital Paid Up '$4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,000
Over 125 Branches
It is not necessary to make
a special trip to the nearest,.
branch of The Maisons Bank+
every time you want to deposit
money. Send your deposit to
the Bank by" mail.' • Write
today to the nearest manager
of The Molsons Bank for in -
forma iffbni.
W. B. COLLIES
Manager Zurich Branch
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Tires! Tires! • Tires!•
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HAVING A NUMBER OF ROYAL OAK AUTOMOBILE !TIRES 4
IN STOCK, AND WISHING TO DISPOSE OF SAME, WE ARE
411.
OFFERING A 30x3%; TIRE, GUARANTEED FOR 6,000 MILES
AT $12.50, WHILE THEY LAST. ALSO A NUMBER OF HEAVY
INNER TUBES AT $1.85 EACH.
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A. NUMBER OF AUTO RUGS AT LOW/ PRICES.410,
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EVERYTHING IN HARNESS AND REPAIRS.
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he awned by Mr. C. Eilber wa
'W se t M ly injured and will be of
the track for several months. This
is indeed regretable, as this horse
• was: making good and looked•lilc-
ely winner in any Class he wa-
uld ' Undertake.
UNITED FARMERS' PICNICt
s
f + Now that the hot days of summer
are here, give your feet all the co -
Canvass Footwear
For the Hot Weather
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J. PREETEf-
Pli-one
59 Produce Wari ted
WE ARE IN THE MAltI(ST POR AI,SITcE A.Nt CLOVER SED `
The United Farmers' Picnic held
at brand Bend. last Wednesday,
Aught 16th, was possibly the
biggest event of the season. at
that place.. Premier E. C. Drury
was . the principal speaker and he
thoroughly discussed the 1i e
tnrfre of the day, his main sub-
jeetb "ging on "Broadening Out"
with his political party. He also
eNplamed the big problems this
p' -'sent. Government was up ag-
ainst in Hydro and Good Roads.
A line program of sports was
contested in. There must hive
been nearly :a thousand motor cars
parked: about the Ben& A horse
was a rarity. Yet man's once
best friend had a moment of tri-.
innpih during the afternaon sports
•vhen-.a tine big tears, owned by
4'1'cte' Eisenbahc, pulled off their'
feet a team, of 12 picked men on
the end of a rope. For a few,
so amds there was a deadlock.T:he.
crowd el:.eeredthe men. The noise
startled. the horses, and away went
the .rope. The winning team was
ec •.uposed of Louis Shoemaker,
Billy 'Decher, John Hey, Jr.;
Saar. Hey; Sol. Schroeder; Arthur
Sr eenan t' Albert Hendrick, John
Dietrich, Delbert Webl., 13o
14Terray, Ernie Geiser, Eldon Kirks.
Hiy Township %ppseball team de-
feated Grand Bend after a stren-
wr s match itii the morning, score;
17 t•e 5. Batteries; Hay, O'Brien
and 'Brown; Grand Bend; Hayter
D r .staa':and Mawhinney. George
Tarr re' orr umpired.. Norman Turn-
bull pzesident of South Huron 1 ,
F.. O. and his officers worked hard
.ind i:uecessful'ly, to, make" the day-
enjoyable
ayenjoyable to all. Broadhagen
Bt,a.sa Hand contributed, a gener-
ous niu;'ieat pr+ogratn.
TORIA
For Wants and Children
Nn Use ForOver30Years
A1w ''a l Cara
the
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wiiliGurk of
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fort you can.
LET US FIT YOU ' OUT WITH RUNNING SHOES TEAT ...
.T. • GIVE LONG WEAR, SOLID COMFORT, ARE LIGHT, COOL ,'p
*AND INEXPENSIVE, AS THESE PRICES ARE ALL BACK TO +F -
• NORM A.L. +ls
+ CHILDREN ARE HARD ON SHOES DURING THE HOLIDAYS 1
• WHY NOT GIVE THEM THE COMFORTS OF RUNNING SHORS 4,
.1+ • AND SAVE THEIR LEATHER ONES. — ALSO EVERYTHING 4.
÷ IN LEATHER AND SiPAPLE FOOTWEAR. LET US PLEASE '
+g+ YOUR FEET BY FITTING THEM PROPERLY.
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C. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS .
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ZURICHDASHWOOD
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Midsummer SALE,,
For 10 Days Only
Beginning Saturday Aug. 5th We
will sell the following Goods at an
below Cost:
—
+ LADIES' 'HOUSE DRESSES, PORCH DRESSES, LARGE APR-
ONS, MIDDIES, SKIRTS, VOILE BLOUSES, GIRLS' MID-
DIES AND APRONS, BOYS' SUMMER JERSEYS, FIGURED
VOILS, PRINTS, 'GINGHAM, ETC., :ITC.
CASH OR PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND;•
R. N. DOUGLAS
LA
PHONE fit o 97' SLAKE'