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At Atractiv.e Prices. We quote
a few here from our manylines
of goods that will interest you
Fine Swis:3 Organdies in Dotted
effect, i41in. wide at $1.75 and $2yd,.
Plain Organdies 44in. all col, 1.25
Lighter quality, 40 in " yd 85c
Anderson's English Ginghamy..
These are very fine weave, excel-
lent wearing quality 34 in, wide
at 450. yd.
Printed Voiles, short ends to clear
at 25c. ?yard,
Extra QualityDouche ss silks in
Navy Black, Brown, Sand, special
at $2.50 her yd.
Habutai . Silks, in Navy, Brown,
Rose, Mais,Burgundy, Coral, 131k.,
at per Yary $1.00.
Tricelette Blouses; all colors $3.00
Voile waists and Middays from
$1.50 to $3,00 Each.
Ladies' Hosiery -Juliet Brand silk
Hose in the different colors at $1.25
to $2.25 a pair.
Lisle and cotton hose from 25c. to
85c. a pair.
.Balance of stock of Curtain and
drapery materials at 25% off
Regular price.
New shipment of Men's and Boy's
Shirts.The celebrated W.G.&11,.
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 harvest hat all
kinds and sizes. A. lot of Men's
fine hats, your choice for 25e..
Special -10 only 20 -year guaran-t
teed Aluminum Kettles laft to clear
at $1.85 each.
WARM WEATHER WANTS IN
GROCERIES
Lytles sweet mixed pickles 60c. qt.
Brick Cheese per lb. 30c.
Lineberger cheese per lb. ..., 35c
Niagara Grape Juice_.., .. 35c
Sweetheart peanut butter lb30e
Excellsor dates per package '...15c
Victory pork&begins 10c. & 25c
J. GASCHO SON
PRODUCE WANTED
DESIGNER PATTERNS •
u.rip i s Garage
AUTO TIRES
We Piave on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES, All Sizes (Best on the Market). Also a few Seconds to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices)'.
LET US SUPPLY YOUR 'NEEDS ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
CATING OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER . VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
Also stock a complete line of
t'A Genine Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST, .CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VAA.RIOUS.. AUTOS. .
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service. Station, Battery Charging, 'A.xy-
;AMeetyline Wedding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. , Get into, the habit of Pat --ionizing us. We want to serve
- you, and Serve You Wwll.
PHONE No. 103.
H. Mousseau Zurich
DRICH I
Lteady-ton W ear DEN 011102" 13ROS..
Clothing GENTS FURNISHINGS
EASItillI
ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE
j. Ij;T•T NG CLOTHES THAT SUIT
AND JUST SATISFY YOU?
ASK ANY MAN WHO :1
WEARS OUR °MADE-TO-ORDER
CLOTHES. HE WILL TELL
YOU THAT HIS TROUBLES ARE
OVER.
ERALD
• -.µ.Vi.-fin,
Ordered
Clothing
• A Few Seasonable Hints
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS KNOW THAT WE SELL THE BEST
41, THE MARKET. GENUINE POLARINE, LIGHT, MEDIUM OR
1.HEAVY AT $1.10 PER GAL. OR e GALLONS FOR $5.00
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4' FORD MOTORS A1T 75C. PER GALLON" OR 5 GALLONS FOR
3,b0 ,, WE HANDLE
$ GENUINE GARGOYLE MOBILE OIL
+ AND SPECIAL HEAVY POLARINE FOR ALL TRA.CTORS AT
• RIGHT PRICES.
Tractor Owners bear in mind that we Sell Goodyear Kling-
tite Belts in any 'length or viridth.� This is the best belting
+ made, barring none.
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Parties requiring binder ovine for Corn or Buckwheat, should
.p get their supply at once, 'like ,have only a limited quantity
and do not intend getting any more this season.
FRESH CAR ST. M.ARYS PORTLAND CEMENT.
GRADES OF OIL AND''GREA.SES, tTIRES AND BELTING ON
ALSO MEDIUM MOTOR OIL WHICH' IS A GOOD OIL FOR
A call on the telephone an 1 We will have the oil trucks fill
Your coal oil and Gasoline, drums. • "
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SPECIAL MEASURE FROM.. A`
CHOIOCE SELECTION OF
RICS.
Prices from $23;
DTOM? BROW.
Produce taken inxchaage for Goods
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter ._. ... ..... ... ........ ,.
Epee .
Buckwheat
Oats 6 0.
Flour per cwt. $4.00-$4i
Wheat per bushel ._ _ 95-1f
Bran per ton'... 25�
Shorts .
L:i'°r.' Hogs......
ITEMS OF LOCAL INT
Mr ' and Mrs. R. P.
1;a W. (.00 on Sunda
Mr and Mrs. Morrie
el- a, d Mrs. Hy. Fin
Sa-,c ay at Kitchener;.
Mies Mary Voelker of
i4ti. h , spent the past week
btr friend Mrs. J. Hey, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitcomb and
Seel Witmer off the Babylon ,Line
spent Sunday at Thedford, y
M. Stelck, .returned on T
eerie e evening from a pleasant vi
it with her son, Mr. Albert Stel
tt Iu,ndon.
A doctor in New Jersey rep
that two people were cured
insanity by having their teeth pull.
ed. Others, following the 'sam
operation go quite wild.
The country:. is bound to gal
from the tax ion cigarettes. Ii[
you smoke them you pelt: the to
and if you don't smoke thehn it i
all the better for your health.
Ir. and Mrs. Geo. Laidlaw, i,;
and Mrs. Handsom, Mr. and . Mrs.
FMears, Mr,. and Mrs. Quale, all of
Croswell, Mich„ Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Z.
Shell, Mr. and Mrs. Louis • Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Theil all of
Zurich, were picnicers at Port
Franks on Sunday.
TTi E v OVEENMENT'S
CONVERSION SCHEME
30.0")
12.75
DR. JOHN WARD
Will make a complete. ,test of
eflective condet of the eye, and
f
the muscles. Specles 5cien-
fically fitted. ,ServelliFs at lea-
nable charges. Will be at;
rashwood, Aug. 16th..
Zurich, Wed. Aug. 23rd.
clean life is more essential than
reat laches, he said. • Sardis
ancient city in olden times, was
owed because it had learned the
et of dying wool. Many &n-
ave "passed, an;d now, • that
emembered not as a great
cal city, but because there
e , men there who lived
S.' He said . when he con
to Zurich, he does not
how prosperous the men
ich were, but how good they
living. "Live clean lives." He
tcluded his address by inviting
one who wishes to live - that
eau, life to make the beginning,
at this .service. .Rev. and Mrs, J.
G. Litt ankd Miss ;Lila Melick and
Mr. .A. Melick rendered a much
•appreciated quartette entitled;,
"Jesus Will". Mr. Russell Stelck
London "accompanied the organ
ith his violin, very ably. Miss
a Routledge was the organist
or the day.
The attention of the holders of
the fhe and a half per cent war
lean bonds maturing December 1,
1922 is directed to the offer of the
Minister of Finance to renew the
loan or. favorable terms. . The
last Canadian loan was placed in
New York at a satisfactory price,.
The rinister is making his present
fiilancial operation entirely .a
domestic: one by offering to ex -
change the maturing bonds for
new bonds, bearing the same rate
of inteiest, running for either
five or ten years as the bondhold.
er may prefer: • A further: induce-,
nient to the• investor is; that he re-.
calves a bonus of one month's in-
terest. The terms offered are de
de:,idedly favorable to the in-
vector and it is probable' that a
large part of the maturing,loan
will Le renewed. Arrangeients
for the exchange of the - bonds
can 1 e made at any brnach ofpthe
chartered banks. • Holders who
do not wish to reinvest will lie
paid in cash on` the lst December.
EVA.NG. CHURCH NOTES
A large, well attended audineett
listened 'to a Isplendid inspiring
sermon by Rev. Roy M. Geiger,
at the Evangelical church, on Sun-
day (evening, Mr. Geiger, a for
enol Zurich old, boy is preaching
ho
i
Roekwood Methodist M rst chu.•ch'
, and
is•spending his holidays with hitt
parents hero He sr,oke rri the
uT.trigfilecl even in Sardis:) r+A,
THE WESTERN FAIR
Sept., 9th to 16th; 1922.
iar�„f x•. -m. M.-, a...'
Thursday A.0 a t 21'i;, ll;22
T a Mom wall the blared Case Des unt_.
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FURNITURE SALE
For Pour Weeks Only
S:8000.StOCk
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 MA1iTRESSES.
Don't fail to take advantage of this
while the assortment is good
FRESH CAR CAN. CEMENTCOMING IN A FEW DAYS
MEL1eK& BRI4UN
PHONE 63
Rer1d JOb D
Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Chscic Bxxks, Poating Bills a specialty
jg'.he above dates have been'
fixed for the London Exhibition
this year. The Board is making
active preparations to make this
years Exhibition • thel best even
hewld in London. The Prize List
will be left practically the same
last year when six thousand dol-
lars was added to it, Every of -i
fort possible wi'1 :b:e made 1:y the
Vla'Yagement and Board to please
both Visitors and Exhibitors. Pr-
ize Lists will soon be .mailed to
Exhibitor -s and others. Anyone
requiring a copy, will be supplied
on application to the Secretary at
the General Officers, Dominion
Saving's Building, ;London, Ont.
s,'O$T NEWS
Goderich teeam lost their fie st
game in the semi-finals, Of the N.
\1' B. A. at Gioderich on Saturday
!o Vr ingham score 9-3. Thesec-,
cnd game will be 'played this Wed•
t, day at Wingham, and if the
home team wins this game, they
h:toe .practically cinched the N:W,
r.A "trophy,as these two • are the
hardest opposing teams inthe
league.
Haines and Churry the battery
who started the season with Zurich
hat team, and whin were offered
leasitions in the London M.O. team
ale going strong, o 3 i'urday they
won .a game with 1>..e City,score
1-0 , The game was scheduled to
gu reven innings, blit eight had to
be played before any scoring was
done
The Alert ,of London, journeyed
t i Goderich last Thursday with a
s+ ,?acyl het patched up team and
c e.toated tht strong Parity Flours
b,, o ecore of 0-4. Young, their
pitching ace was kn,aeked out of
The
the b'ux in the sixth inning,
Polities are nbt putting up the
and of ball they dill early in
the season, or th �',1._*_ . are having a.
;;fuel7 of. hard 1ucl:
Here are some very good seasonable
Bargains that are exceptional values
EXTRA VALUES IN ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS. VOILS
GINGHAM% ORGANDIES, ETC.
LADIES WHITE VOILE WAIST AT A BIG REDUCTION
• Regular Values $2.50. Sale Price ... ...
SHORT ENDS FANCY VOILS AT PER YARD
COLORED VOILS REGULAR: $1 and $1:25 yd. Sale PRICE :.._.:50e
HOUSE DRESSES IN -LIGHT COLORS: SALE PRICE $1.05,[:$1.501
LADIES WHITE SKIRTS. Reg. 6.50, 5.00, and 4;3,0 On Sale at $2.'0
Girl's Gingham Dresses, Regular $2.00 SALE PRICE ... $1.50
LADIES SUMMER VESTS 40c. and 50c, values, Sade ... 25e,
JOB LOT LADIES WHITE WAISTS AND MIDDIES
' ON SAL'E AT EACH ..50th
ALL. STRAW HATS AT HALF 1RICEril.,
MEN'S PLAIN WHITE SPORT SHIRTS, REGULAR $2.50
ON SALE FOR ONLY • $1.00',
PILCHARD, Better Than Salmon? _'-1-.Lb TINS FOR 51.00
LOOSE BROKEN BISCUITS ONLY PER POUND ! .. 10e
PEANUT 13UTT.ER PER POUND,: AT ,.. ...
CHEESE PER POUND AT
CORN FLAKES PER BOX ... ._.
SNAPS IN ALL LINES OF GROCERIES
ABOVE ARE ONLY A. FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS
W B ARB OFIFERING•..,
25e
25c ,
10e
Produce Wanted. Bu.ter clean ion
Phone
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