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ZURIC T' 7 ' tiAro D
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For 10 Days Onlyo y
BeginningSaturdaySeptem-
be
2nd on following lines of No
1 quality Goods;
All Organdies, voiles, prints, gin g
hams, towelings, silks, underwear,
straw hats, hosiery, men's overalls,
shirts, socks and many other lines
See Bills for Particulars
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
DESIGNER PATTERNS
Zurich's Garage
AUTO TIRES
We gave on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES, All Sizes (13est 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
Genuine Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS• AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
;A.cetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. , Get into the habit, of Pat-Tonizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You Ww11.
PHONE No. 103.
H. Mousseau Zurich
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
• DENOIVI d BROS.
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
SUITS
TO MEASUR
ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE
GETTING CLOTHES THAT SUIT'
AND JUST SATISFY YOU?
ASK ANY MAN WHO '
WEARS OUR MADE-TO-ORDER �.
CLOTHES. HE WILL TELL
YOU THAT HIS TROUBLES ARE ti
OVER.,
TAILORED TO YOUR
SPECIAL MEASURE FROM "A
CHOIOCE SELECTION OF FF!AB-.
RIGS.
Prices from $23 up
DEITOMY 1311.03.
Produce taken ia'e$chan;e for foods
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every
Butter
Eggs
Oats .-
Flour per cwt -_. .. 3.50
Wheat per bushel __. .-. 9
Bran per ton
Shorts per ton
Live Hogs --
Wednesda
R. Sararas, M. Ortwein,; Tea bis-
cuits, L. Albrecht, M. Prang, L.
Y) Erb, E. Greb, V. Deichert, E. Du -
35 charme; Light cake, G. Koehler,
25 B. Sararas, L. Rader, L. Witmer,
35-40 R. Sararas, G. Serer is, Apple pie,
-4.25 L. Reichert, L. Witmer, L, Erb, G.
5-97 Horner, L. Rader, M. Prang; Apple
20.00 pie closed L. Reichert, L. Albrecht,
24:00 M• Prang, L. Rader, M. Schwalm,
11.50 L. Erb; Homemade candy, M.
laugh, B. Sararas, G-. Horner, A.
Surerus, G. Uttley, S. Callfas; Sch-
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• A F4.ew Seasonable Hints
4.
1 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS KNOW THAT WE SELL THE BEST
GRADES OF OIL AND GREASES, TIRES AND BELTING ON ;P;.
4.THE MARKET. GENUINE POLARINE, LIGHT, MEDIUM OR +
HEAVY AT $1.10 PER GAL. OR 5 GALLONS FOR $5.00 4.
4.
ALSO MEDIUM MOTOR OIL 'WHICH IS A GOOD OIL FOR
4.
PORI) MOTORS AT 75C4.. PER GALLON OR 5 GALLONS FOR
%4.
. $3.50; WE HANDLE GENUINE GARGOYLE MOBILE OIL
,*AND SPECIAL HEAVY POLARINE FOR ALL TRACTORS AT
4.
+ RIGHT PRICES. e
4.
4. A call on the telephone and We will have the oil trucks fill
Your coal oil and. Gasoline drums. 'r`
4.
Tractor Owners bear in mind that we Sell Goodyear Kling-
4 cite Belts in any length or width, This is the best belting ,'11.
made, barring none. .ff.
Parties requiring binder twine for Corn or Ruck.wheat, should 4.
4. get their supply at once, we have only a limited quantity
and do not intend 4.getting any more this season. 4.
4 FRESH CAR ST. MARYS PORTLAND CEMENT. �
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ZURICH SCHOOL FAIR
(Concluded from page one)r
resulted in favor of ..,he boys by
a considerable margin. Several
other interesting sports were en-
gaged in, and in general it was a
most successful event, . and is; al-
ready being looked, forward
;,ext year. Followingis a list
of the prize winners; -
GRAIN AND CORN.
Quart spring wheat, Harold K9-+
opp; wheat sheaf, Harold Klopp
quart oats, Lorne Klopp; ., OOat
sheaf Lorne Klopp; qrt. barley, Ho
ward Klopp, Leonard Becker, An-
thony Regier; barley sheaf, How-
ard Klopp, Leonard Bechler, An-
thony Regier; field peas, Mary
Schwalm, Theo. Deichert, Evelyn
Ducharme ; Rena Erb, ; Field corn,
Myron Surerus, Bruce Rose, Ang-
us Bedard, Leonard Smith, Ray Ort
wein, Ed. Theil; sweet corn, Alice.
Koehler, Leon. Prang and 3rd; Ed.
Brenner, Nelda Schwalm Frank.
Kochems.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Green Mountain Potatoes, Clar-
ence Farwell, Luella Farwell, Elmer
Denom,y Lylan Rader, •Floied Kr-
opp, Lawrence Corriveau; Irish
cobbler potatoes, Wilfred Mousse -
au, Melvin Schatz, Charolette Far-
well, Orland Siemon, Pearl Isaberer
Elzar Mousseau,; Dooley potatoes
Gordon Schwalm, Anthony Regier,
Raymond Denomy, John Kochems,
Melvin Schoch, Dennis Bedard.
Mangolds, yellow Int., Ivan Yung-
blut, R. Regier, H. McAdams, H.
Merner, .L Erb, R Surerus ;Turnips
K. Wurm, S. Blackwell, ER. Albr-
echt, 0. Witmer; Beets, 0. Melick,
V. Deichert, M. Ortwein, L. Mer-
ner, C. Forrest, 13. Farwell; Carrots
B. Klopp, 0. Schoch, M. Mousseau,
A. Heideman, A, Farwell; Special
yearling Steer Special, B. Koehler
K. Koehler; Agricultural Colt, T.
Diechert; Onions M. Reichert; M.
LaporteM. Hey,B. 'H. Thiel1;a PaW.rpOerlwein
Deyl Callfas, N. SChWalrn C. Meidrn-�
cher, 13, Ducharme, G. Koehler,, ge1r, C; I, kio�valdd, A.Aeitrich,
i. Sararas;; Relief pap of North �.
FLOWERS Amera, E. Restameyer; ��?u.ur',
Asters, K. Wurm, A. Koehler, M. Writinicg, E
Evening Prayer, .
P. S
Prong, J. Wilmer, A. Farwell, M. erus, L. Farwell, A. Heideman, R.
Laport; Sweet Peas, I. Howald ; Bedard;' • Writing, Indian Summer,
Phlox, L. Farwell, L. Reichert. Pub M. Suerus, Carl Haberer, A. Meier
POULTI 3� G. Zettle, N. Sehivaftm, C. Uttley,
13 Ply Rock, A. Howald, H. K1- Writing, Lead Kindly Light, Ca
Farwell, D. •Zettel, A. Farwell, V.
opp, M. Lapor.tz, N. ;;chock, ,I Yup.- Iaalweli.scll, K. Wurrn, O. Schoch;
gblut.• C. Wurm, H. Klopp;; pr, Writing, Recessional, L, Farwell,
of pullets and coekrel B. P. R, H, Foster M. Ger •e•, V. De.che.t, L
E, Hill, L. ITowal 1, C. Howe, 0. Wit Howald; A. De' •r,c . ; •P snci:l skelch
trier; Two pulletts and cockerel .B 1 . Schi,lbe, .1. Howaie. Schwalm,
P.R.; C. Laorte, L. Howald, A.:11,e- 0�., Melick, R. Sararas, II. Foster;.
;lien, L. Sararas, C. Wurm,; Doz. Water: colours; F. I+'oster, S. Black
white eggs, L. Rader, P. Sararas, Well, E. Mousseau, Vera Kalbfieisch
L. Reichert, 0. Foster, li, McAdams K Wurm, M. Uttley; Crayon eke
J. Kochems; Brown eggs, E. Theft 'etch, C: Haberer, 3. Knopf, G.
C. Farwell, L. Surerus, V. it' Zettel, R..rettel, G. Koehler, C.
fleiseh, C. Surerus, S. Blackwell; Uttiey,; Essay, E. Ducharme,, C.
LIVE STOCK •
Farwell, *. Laporte, H. Kalbflei-
Halter broke colt, T. Deiehett; schPublic Speaking, Eddie Bed -
M. McAdams, I. Yungblut, Lorne
Klopp, Lloyd R.1op15, T. McAdams nrd, Luella Farwell.
p1 in W McAdarus
BAIKING Bedard , ItJ y
Light cookies, 13. Sararas, D, 13r.. Judging falves, B. Rose, t. Selulbe
earner; L. R•eiehert, L. Farwell, K. Theo. Diechert, A. Regier, I. Yrtn-
gblut, R. Reetareeyer.
ool Lunch, ,I -I. Foster, N. Schwalm,
V. Schwalm, L. Schwalm, I. Howald
L. Erb,
SEWING
Patch ons cotton goods, L. Rader
M. Heideman, N. Rau, I. Howald,
E. Fleischauer, G. Uttley,; Three-
-
orner .tear, darned on woollen, L.
r, E. Fleischauer, I. Howald,
L.' Liebold; Nine patch block, \B.
Sararas, B. Uttley, • Helen Thiel, A.
Fleischauer, L. Schwalm, R. Zet-+
tle'; Darning on knitted wool, IL.'
Witmer, E. Fleischauer; Handmade
Tea apron, M. Prang, R. Surerus, L.
Witmer, L. Rader; Fancy bag, M.
Ortwein, I. Howald, L. Rader; Half
yard crochet insertion, G. Uttley,
Lylyan Rader, M. Ortwein, G. Sur-
erus, L. Albrecht, L. Witmer; Knit-
ted wash cloth, R. Surerus, B. Sur-
erus, L. Rader, G. Melick, I. How-
ald, A. Jarrott; Dressed Doll,
H. Foster, G.,.Surerus, B. Klopp
MANUAL TRAINING
Hammer Handle, C. Uttley, M.
Uttley, G. Bedard, E. Bedard, T.
Deichert, 1C. Meidinger; Any model
in wood, C. Meidinger, L. Prang,
E. Mousseau, fl. Hey, J. Kochems,
F�: Kochems; 'Wren House, M. Sch-
walm, M. .Uttley, L. Klopp, L. How
ald, D. Bedard, F. Foster,; Patch
sewn on grain bag, C. Uttley, W.
McAdams, I. Yungblut, W. Ut -
tley, H. McAdams, A. Regier; Orifg
final piasticine model, E. Fleischauer
A. G;-e�tier, I. Yungblut, H. MacKin-
non, Pearl Surerus; Co(1 of 20 pres-
sed Ont. weeds, Beatrice Klopp, F.
Diechert, N. Bedard, L. Reichert;
Coll of 20 weed seeda, M. Hey; Coll.
of native woods, CIaude Meidinger
Coll of mounted. leaves, C. Meid-
`finger, L. Rader, J. Kochems, V'.;
Diechert, I. Howald, D, Bedard;
DRAWING, ART & WRITIN.G
Map of Hurons R. Zettle, F.
IIropf, A. Druar, G. Koehler, C.
Haberer, L. W illert ; May of S.
America, C. Farwell, D. 4Gettel, V.
Kalbflleisch, S. Blackwell ,A, Far-
well, R. Blackwell; Map ; of Canada
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lith, 1992
The stare vigil' t u Liberal a3h Iseult
And see the Wonderful Val-
ues in Aluminum now
showing in our window.
Here are just a few. items:
TEA KETTLES $1.98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS $1.98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS $198
8 AND 10 QUART STEWING KETTLES $1.98
'these are all Guaranteed Heavy
Weight .Utensils
We carry a complete line of Fur`n-
iture and Hardware. Your confid-
ence is solicited.
MELICK& B
R1�Ul�I
1/4 PHONE .63
JIerdd Job Department
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations' and Announcements, Calling Cards
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Ch c t Bzoks, Po3ting Bilis a specialty.
Ropy a re g, ,
d " Hey.
ICoehler, T. Decher; Dark fake,
Here are some very good seasonable
Bargains that are exceptional values
EXTRA VALUES IN ALL SUMMER DRESS GOODS. VOILS
GINGHAMS, ORGANDIES, ETC.
LADIES WHITE VOILE WAIST AT A BIG REDUCTION
Regular Values $2.50.
Sale Price ...
SHORT ENDS FANCY VOILS AT PER YARD
•-- $1175,
COLORED VOILS REGULAR $1 and $1.25 yd. Sale PRICE ...
HOUSE DRESSES IN LIGHT COLORS. SALE PRICE $1.00, $1.50
LADIES WHITE SKIRTS. Reg. 6.50, 5.00 and 4.50 On Sale at $2°0
Girl's Gingham Dresses, Regular $2.00 SALE PRICE ... ... $i.50
LADIES SUMMER VESTS 40c. and 50c. values, Sale _. .. 25c.
JOB LOT LAJ)IE$ .WHITE WAISTS AND MIDDIES
ON SALE AT EACI-I-_.... _.....
ALL STRAW HATS AT HALF PRICE
MEN'S PLAIN WHITE SPORT SHIRTS, REGULAR $2.50
ON SALE FOR bNL ....... :..::: .
PILCHARD, Better,•Than Salmon7 .1 -.lb TINS FOR
LOOSE BROKEN BISCUITS ONLY PER POUND ...._:
PEANUT BUTTER PER POUND AT --:
.Ni
CHEESE. PER POUND Al' ...._ .._.._
CORN FLAKES PER BOX ..... _..... ..:_...
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SNAPS IN ALL LINES OF GROCERIES
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.$1.00!'
$1.00
10c
25e
25e,
....10e
A..EOVE ARE ONLY A FEW , OF THE MANY SPECIALS
WE ARE O1IFERING.
Produce Wanted. Buterickrashions
Phone87 41/4
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