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ZUR$C'H
ERAL;O
Do not miss this opportunity to re
P
lace whatever worn Rugs or Carpets
you may have with beautiful durable
Congoleum Rugs,
g
They are easy to
clean, -lay flat on the
floor, do not .: turn
up, at edges.
• W% HAVE THE FOLLOWING
SIZES IN STOCK AT VERY ATTR
ACTIVE PRICES -
2x3 Yards Cash' Pried ..,' . .. $8.75
%x3 Yards, Cash' Price ... $0.50
3a3, Yards, Cash Price .. .....$1;.50
3x4 Yards, Cash' Price ......._. $17.00
Tapestry Rugs
p y g
3 ONLY LEFT IN STOCK WHICH
WE ARE OFFERING -AT GREAT-
LY REDUCED PRICES
1 ONLY 3x3} Y_4RDS, SEAMLESS, REGI $35.00 FOR ... c $2700
1 ONLY 3x3 YARDS, SEAMLESS, REG, . $26.00 FOR ., ...$22L00
1 ONLY 3x3M YARDS, -'SPECIAL, -AT... . �. $11.50
LET US SHOW you OR VARIED PATTERNS IN 4 --SCD WIDE
LINOLEUMS AND ;FLOOR -OIL CLOTHS IN ALL WIDTHS. ` WE
CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN ALL FLOOR 'COV•ERINOS,'• " AT
BIGHT PRICES.
J. GASCHO & S'
Phone 67
Produce Wanted -.
ITEMS oF1OCAL INT:REST
Mrs, Alex Foster ;Vaal a visitor
at Londonthe past weelt(, * ''
Miss Nora; Siebert ,nurser of ;Ue-
treit is holidaying at, ,her" i gn1e
ht ray:
Messrs. M. C, Millikepir N, 'yjrooda
anal C. Murray were holidaying at
Del.roit over the'', week.;,. nod• ;; ;1 .
•r. and Mrs. Palmer' of Brock-
ville
-.
Dille ,Were' week -end visitors with
•.31 and Mrs; ',Win keox1's10e Parr
L ,nee , .
The eixteenth' Annual• S•ununer
School wr111 be,h ., ,�'. �'
1
d ttleuill' of
ell thiv4y eae at,St.
Thomas frcim' � UIY Otle to 16th. .
Whe'nd. you go into^•th8;;)Vned5 to
pick flowers, o'• no a c .:
them,: otheewiee• these Mowers will.
beeante, extinct: `•'' <'
Mr, ,and ivies, Win'• (vreb a'ncl fame_ Windsor were visitors at their'heene:
ily.; of Stratford: *ere • Surd".v vis hel.,e over the holiday'(
Miss Meda Sureru' rand frien1
of Stratford (spent; the week. en
With Mr,;an;d Mrs. Otto Willert..
Ass Avery spent 'the •holidays
'at 1,c home, in ,Miteht1l� "
Mr. and Mrs,. C. L. Smith, little
21;e: and, Mr.. U Smith of Zurich,
were Suniday visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Hy. S'chade.
A number from' here attended
the E;LC;1;. Rally; at. Crediton, on
Sundays ;•
•e., rel Weiberg Sr. was bad
IVIARkETS
a
'1'harsd:ay, J'uile .7th, : 1923
(Gcrrreeted every Wednesday)
Batter ,.; , 45
'd.........
a 7plesw per lb. , ..„ 7c
Dutch setts - per: ib. 5c
Potatoes per bag 75
Wheat per ibiushel 1,15'
Oats ., 45
Flour per ewt. 3.00-3.75
Bran per ton . 28.00
Shorts') er ton 30,00
Hogs 10.35
Mr, C, W( Y'a;ger is visiting in
Kitchener.
L' loyd Edighoffer "of Leam-
ington spent (Senday and Moi.day
at his home' here,,
Heiner 4.Mr. Hoer Guenther- of Credit
on: and 'Miss Euloeen ROdent'h'er of.
itora at the homes 'of 3 Gellman,
Sr.., :,end J. Brenner. •
The extreme hot WNeither the
past few days has been rather a
di�sconlfort, but .this "Tirrkinesday.
mornin_, notices a-' ehan''ge�• to much
cooler and more sea;eonablc,
A meeting will be held/' iursaay
afternoon; June ' 7tli • in the Public
Library, for' the purpose of org
nizin' W'eenen's -tIn & ifete ru
Exeter,: 'Mrs:.Joh e -Re 'Nee,
Zurich, the District President, Will ly r ire& by a cow in the field one''
preside.—Exeter' .Time's. da : last week. the hied her collar -
Dr. P, J. O'Dwyer received word
from Mrs. O'Dwyer,...*ho, 'vcith little
Doreen, left Ior;,,F,',arglancl an May
15th' 'on the large steambeat, 'Em-
press of Scotland.. .117xa O'Dwyer
reports a rno:st • exceilen.t, trip
acros,; the atlantic ,as th" ocean
was nice and• calm all`the way.
One of the worst 'fires'that ever
happened in this section;` occured'
near Exetei or' Friday`nirht when
six .'of the, •Stanlaeke family '.per--
isked, When they woke up- and
their house was` ,all ,aflame, while
three were rescued but badly bur-
ned 411th. . they lraives. 4
Zurich's
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the I.X. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OP .k BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE US
WE MAKE A SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD
C BATTERY
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICESTO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER, • L. QUALITY AND SERVICE' CONSIDERED
We also handle the famous U. S L
Battery
A COMPLETE LINE OF` DOMINION TIRE" AND TUBES AND GEN-
UINE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED. OUR
POLICY IS FIRST HERE, ,FIRM' SERVED. COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG ,TRIS LINE AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR, NEEDSAXY ACTYLIN R' ELD[N'G -
BATTERY CHARGING
BATTERY REPAIRING
H. Mousseau
Zurich
bane and 'several ribs .broken and
her "shoulder misplaced, ` besides be
ing badly braised:
A very regrettable ,accident be -
le: Mr. Henry Callfas. on Tuesday
a;teinoon of this week, when while
employed in the• planing.
mil' and operating the large jointer
r�r some „way 'his hand. came in
„contact with the knives and took
lifer half of the first finger(..apd a
part of the second one. Mr.lCal-
lf.is has worked off- and on at this
n.achine for some thirty years and
has never before had, the slighteat
.lenient be being injured. ,
-,'..SPORT :NEWS.' _.
Lucan,•Crediton, Stratford, ' Dub-
lin ,acrd - Gedericty are ',grouped in
the .NeeVel,A. League .. ..Goderich„
play d at Luean on Thursday a tie'
7-7, lid on 'Monday in the return
game Goderich won' 6-2. Goder
ich has ;.a strong - team this year,
and are 'counted on to win the cup;.
' "YiliO MAY VOTE
''British' subjeets on April 12th,1917
or .naturah3edesincel •
'Males, and F_em.a',les '21, years of
age at time of voting};'
Must':have lived ini,Can'ada, at
least one year before palling days
and three months in -the electoral,
division .where:the•names is on the
list
'The name must hie on the list
Before"' elections'a chance will be
gisen toe have ;your, ac me pliaced:
'en the -'list;. Due .notice has been
gnevi; Leek on the -bJ end see if
your name. is .there'. ; „1
At the next provincial ;election'
the :polls •will ,open at.,8 p.m. and,
close at-6..pim,.. • ".. „
Elevei days after the nomination
the election( will take place
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••
•. Fence Buyer's _.
•
Farmers do not be deceived
and buy any kind of fence1 1
•
There is only, one kind of
. tis
fence namely Frost Tight i
ii
I Lock he cheapest and best
1
1
� on the:... markt.
PREETERADE & WEID
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The store with -the Liberal. Cash Discount
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NOW TS. THE TIME TO sOO' YOUR F,B NCING, AND W+ Ate.
IN ,A: POSITION TO GIVE YOU A GOOD CHOICE ,LQ `„ +`ENCE
AT" VERY LW ' PRICES, fTIIIS IS HIGHEST ;G.RADE:'MAlDE.
WE HAVE FENCING HERE ALSO AT A LOWER PRICE =-. ,
COME AND LOOK IT OVER, ,,IT MAIKgS A GOOD FENCE,
GALVANIZED AND WILL .STRETCH UP FINE: e. IF
WE DO" -NOT HAVE ;BUST WHAT YOU WANE IN THIS LINE
OF PENCE, WE CAN GET IT •FOR• YOU IN A, (FEW yDAYS.
Taake aiTotice;
Every prospective buyer•should know this. This: ia very '
'important. - A . Chain,' no . matter' how large, is' only , strorig aa.
its weakest link. Now this is the point we are driving at.
Do not be ;satisfued' with :any Fence which has"'not as heavy,
a wire used in the lock, asthe line and upright wires, bee;'
cause it is bound to go at that point first, and time will surely"
t• tell. ..-F• a'"' *'
We have on hand an -assortment of ;Choice Galvanized Gateit.
Prices +will be right. ti • 7,:::":141 _ »"•'t,.
Vele have painted Gates in stock from •last year, while they"1'asl;
We won't refuse any reasonable offer; You Make the price.
Barb Wire, Coiled Wire, Plain Wire` all galvanized; Big'etoGk
enough for:all:Staples; Black wire)Augers, Pliers, in faet
everything you need. • ' �_,, aq,•, e. ee,„ e r. 3
2 large „Fence stretchers ,atyour disposal Ask fdr onei, it
your deed it, • No 'Charge. .. te a •a e c e e. i`
' NOW; LET'S GO AND tf3:AKE THIS A BUMPER FENCE YEAR..
;seise
A ,SHUT OO'U.T
The ,Zurich Junior baseball team
Were invited over 'to Crediton last
Thursday evening,"to play.'ran•iexe
hibition game, ;'and were right on
the hole; with.;' the old time"pep"`
as, •Crediton used all, their' senior,
team With the exe ption .;•0•two.;
payers, thi swas., el pposed. to be
their 'junior steam, • blit they alllo.
or ed„ alike to Lennis ,•O'Brien, the
Zurich pitcher, who' struck'`_ out 13
of their heavy batters,- a record
to be proud of for such a young
FOR SALE pitcher,, and easily(;, was the feat-
urs •. of the ngaree, ..which • was worn
.A. piano! For Sale, Apply, to Mrs;.' by the score of '6-0. cl3atterie's_
A. Roualt, Bayfield, Ont. tf-48 'Creditor', Schenk and 0.4M•aWhinn
ey, ' pitchers; Holtzman, catcher"; : ''
- Zurich,. L. O'Brien, pitcher and G.
BORN . I3edard, catcher. Lee ,O'.bi 'n, IJm
pire. ..
Weber—In ''Stephen Township on 4.-4.
June let, to Mr. and Mr's. Daniel ANOTHER VICTORY
Weber, -A son!. In the afternoon of June 4thour
brok*n—At Goshen Line, Hay Town Junior team again demonstrated
ship oni June 2nd to Mr and"Mrs. their ability on the local diamond
here,.when the Hensel' nine, their
John} Brown, a daughter:
Tiedeman—At Grand Bend, on June old rivals of last year,. caiue'over
4th;, to Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Tiede,' and played a friendly game. This
man, a daughter'.
Masse—At Bronson Lina, Hay Tp,
On, June -4th, to Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
ip Masse, a 'son{(.
Truemner—At 14th Cont Hay ' Tp:;
,on Julie 5th., to I'lr. and. Mrs, Hil-
ton Truenrner, a daughter.
Z. P.' S. SCHOOL .REPORT,
Report ,pi RoonedI fox•, May.
Jr. III—Ro'se Leibotd, 81%1, Gladys
Spathe 76; Eleanor F'leieehauer 73
beulah Sararas 72;Wilfred Duch
arrne 69; Lawrenee liehwalne 61;.
Earl Thiel 55; ClaireMeliek 35,
Rose Albrecht 32. r
•
Sr. II ;Carl' Haberer 84; Leele.
dna Willert 79, Napoleon Bedard
75, Grace Zette 74; ' Floyd.'Kropl
7i, Ruth Zettel �0; Nelda Schwalm
69, Greta Kcaehier. 65,; Alice• Koeh-
ler 62; Erwlne,Dietrich: 43; Cecil Ut-
tiey 41. 1.
Jr, II Mary Kochein's 083; Earl
S<ungblut 80; G'ienn, z Walp'er 71;
Ilewlen : Thiel ' '76; U urge t4renier
74, Adeline Fleischaner 74; : Anna
i;ruar 74; Clarence Smith 73; Byron
Ducharnie 69, Milverne" ,Geiger :66;
tiuiin Foister '61; Rotand Grcenier 58
O M O'SRIEN, Teacher.
tuna it was Ed. Gasch'o•, who, put
the pill over the pan;, and in such,
a way and speed that he had some
thing like 11 strikeouts to hhis .er-
edit, until 'theg ame - got too `one-
raided when Ed, loosened: up and,
let the discouraged opposing- team
have a••'few hits: ail?.d runs: How. -
ever, the .game-ended'!"in •the'score,
of 10=4, as - the Hensel' boys were l
at the mercy of Gascho's Isants.,
curves and shoots, .which complete
ely ha fried them. Batteries; -
Ilensall, F. Cantelo and`•Heddon;
Zurich -E. Gascho and G. Bedard.
13L1'QK& BRA
-' PHONE. 63
5IA Per Cent.
er-' Annum Payable Half- eat
i ::Itmeai s X55, on._ i3O
more than ordinary- savings in-
teres
Thing god Tate is paid; on Enron & Erie Debentures Ise
sued for $100.. or 'mote for any term of one, two, .three, four`.
or five years.
CAN YOU .'USE • A FE,* r -EJ TRA DOLLARS .'TRIS YEAR?
Cal4•' and see a . sample,Debentuee•'and let 'me' explain the
nature of „;the security ,'behind .'this 'sound investment.
Andrew F: Mess; - - Zurich
Hage You MADE YOUR WILL?
'Ready -to -Wear
Clothing,
DASHW(
Mr Wm:. Ehlers Of Kitehener'tTit]
itea ,inj town over the " f eelC-end.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Wes ,Wolf, a»d: f'a0t-
try 'spent -the . bodil y' in .Sea«forth
Mr. Ira Tiernan of Owen Sound,
spent Sunday': ittad M'ond'ay' With hit
parents. F .: "„
Mr.' and Mrs. Art Doan• 'and" Miri .
Sac. England. of Tiledford,, 'pent
Sunday in
Mrs," Yager is thi$', week visiting
be mother i0 Sebringvile, . •
brise' I3eatrieo Grra.I�beil 'at Toro
td is •'vitiating •with her p4►ronttr. r
Mr+b Dostein yT .;Saginaw it vitt
itis; her. Mother 'lila. ,i raybeil Sr.
Mr. and Mr& S 1Ireland of StIat-
ford aid hitt ` and Mars. E, Flynn of
cii dare were Sunday visitOr's at'the
lic.m' of E. Tionau,
BIBLE THOUGHT
ii;i4OR TODAY.
There is that scatte,retl,; and yet
increaseth; arid there is •l'`hhat with -
s1 ithholdeth more than is meet, but
it tendeth to poverty -*'Prov. 11.;24
The Lord is my ' shepherd ;'I Shall
not want. :Surely (goodness and
mercy Shall fellow mb •alt the
days,. of "* y,hfei and !l ;Viii' dwell
in,. (hew house of the Lord , for
ever, -A4, 23;1,6. ;' r ,
,, W;here no wood is, there the fire
fire. •aoeth out;v so where there is
er taloobearer, the strife ceesetl:
Prov. 26;20.
4r-4.
That they should seek the Lord,
, er in, him we li'aerand twee, and
have our being. -Acts 17;261;28.
Make a joufel noire onto the,
Lord. Enter into his gates With,
thanksgiv'ingit (Par • the Lord is
good, -Ps. 100;144,6,e'
Sox' God to loved they voild taht.
he gave hit, onl' begotten'i•Son,
that -:whosoever believeth in him
should fiat bat have ever -
la tixig Iii( - Jolin' 3;,16. r . t
DENOM Y. BROS.
GENTS FU RNIISHINGS
Orders
' Clothier
s Fast Selling
is very Popular
11 is ruin;ning"strong in alt orders
bees too it 1ias• . character ell its
The fabrics are beautiful and the
blight linings' are tempti.lny at
r
tractive,
OUR STRAW FIATS .ASE MADE
BY ONE OF ENGLEND'S Tipp -
ING MANUFAC'TURERSj, r
STRAWS ARE NEW., SMART,
AND fl? -TO -DATE. THY ONE
'OR THE IlO1T' %%ADDER,
a;
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