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Seasonable Footwear
WITH THE ROT SEASON RAP-
IDLY ADVANCING AND cooLgit
DAYS WILL SOON 13E A CERTA-
INTY, WE WISH TO DRAW YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE FACT
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THAT HEAVIER AND MORE
DURABLE FOOTWEAR WIL L SOON )3E REQUIRED, WHICH WE ARE IN A POSITION TO SUP
• PLY YOU WITH. OUR SUPPLY IS UNLEVIIIED OF ANYTHING IN THE STAPLE FOOT -
Line, We have Kids, Patents, Calf, Etc., in many or the atest and niftiest Styles that
.suit Yoy. All our Sandals, Running Shoes and Slippers are paced very low to clear. . •
Get that next pair of Men'sWork Shoes from Us, as we handelee the Celebrated GARB SHOE.
W. H. PFILE. ZURICH
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THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
t..vessmiliaur
HOSIERY
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;C.liae-, Fritz is visiting in
Koehler 18 spending two
tveels, :sit at Pt, Huron
Egbert Heideman
at tit°e3inci
'Sbach of
are 'visiting relatives
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•4T,the.o.week at the borne of
Mr i of Kitchener is
d‘September 3rd is tee -
labor Day and a rm.)*
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itcherier and other
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. . Wrillt iiot.;:ii4e.,:tits here
41' Haitman Elsie of
DasitW4...4'Were Sunday visitors at
iftheliOn f',Mr and Mrs E Oesch
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tr,lendnliottvillage one day last
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We are now putting on a.Special Sale of Ladies i
ui were Stincl.aysitors at Goderich
underwent .an
• . operatiO 1,,pr .nemoval of tonsils on
MoridaY...',Drs. O'Dwyer and. Mac -
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• and Children's Hosiery and. for the benefit of those
p Kinnon 'plierformed the operation.
who want something good an.dcheap we know w
e ara Mrs Ed Howald of B
Sd.
Una visitors a• t the
home. ox -Mr and Mrs Cyrus Col-
''. have here just what you want at greatly reduced prices(cp.
• NOTE A FEW ()F,T4E-BARGAINS:
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-I.J6IES', 'COTTON" HOSE 'IN BLACK:WHITE ANDrIAN'sPCX..4.X, PRICED AT
LADIES' BILK LISLE,' HOSE' IN BLACK AND NV HITE. SPECIAL PRICED AT ....
c&LADIES' SILK. HOSE, BLACK ONLY. SPECIAL PRICED kL
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War IRei•Sie.".'i'!k•,thee. Town Line
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Boteenbqrry of ,Eayfield
'Visited in the'-: Village on •11toriday;
heleft for .Thedford, Where he will
•spend la week or 'to • • .
Mr Mrs Oscar Koehler and "
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BARGAINS
Phonograph.
Repairing
We carry a full
Line of Main Spr-
ings for all makes
of Machines
Prompt Service
HESS the Jeweler
PHONE No, 174
Chester L. Smith, --/TiblisbEir
$1,25 A Year In 4,d'Vaitossik
$1.691N ARRA 4118, *2 4.A BB OR(I)
Incorporated 1855
Capital and. Reserve $9,000000
Over 125 Branches
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MOLSONS BANK
Farmers will secure sympath-
the needs of C'anada's A.gric-
etic banking at any, of our br,..
ultural.interests has ,alwaryis
be-
en a feature of The Maisons
anches. Careful 'attention te
Bank. Savings Departments at
every Bratieh'. • D,eposite et
$1.`.00 and upwards invited.
C. H. JOY
Manager Zurich Branch
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Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horse
• Blankets •in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
.0 Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
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• Ranging from $7.00 to ... .... $15.00
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SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL.
* • A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on, hand,.
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4) Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
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4 also intend taking in •the Toronto3:
Exhibitkin this week: .. 1,+
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NEW BOY'S SUITS ...4 Kitchener are visiting at the home .
S, of Mr and. Mrs W ,0 Wagner +
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p enberry and Clara Kestleing of . t "41;
11 Rev and Mrs F. -L. Howaid, who ,t
spent part of their vacation here
and at G-oderich, left for their field +
The Zurich Evangelical Ladies; -.1.
of labor, at New Dundee, on Mon -
Canvass Footwear .T.
day • . 4
FOR SCHOOL
With One or Two Pair Of Bloomers
• WE HAVE A SHOWING OF;
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS THAT
,WILL GLADEN THE HEARTS OF
• EVERY. BOY, AND PRICES THAT
WILL MORE THAN PLEASE MO-
• THER AND DAD,. COME IN
'AND LOOK OVER THESE SPLEN-
DID VALUES IN BOYS' CLOTH-.
INC+ AND LEAR.N' THE WOiNDER
MIL SAVING WE HAVE IN BOYS
CLOTHING
Also a large assortment of Men's
• at Special Prices
Aid attended a ' joint picnic at
• Dashwood on •.Thursday afternoon
and. report a most excellent out-
ing •
Mr and Mrs James Gow.of Varna 4.
Mr Clarence ,Miss Vera V011and of
l'uckergmith, spent Monday last at 4.
the. bo
.nte of Mr Wm. Leibold, Baby T.
loix Line
Mr and Mrs W; B. Colles and lit- 4.
tle Bettie, of Willia.maboro, Ont,,
are renewing friends in the village. .1.
Mr Co1Jes was a former Manager •re
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of the Molsons Bank +
Mr ,Wellington Johnston, who
•dnot,heen enjoying- the best of +
health lately, was stlicken. with
a severe attack of 'appendicitis on
Thursday' afternoon and was taken
to. Victoria Hospital, London on
Friday morning and operated on,
and we. are pleased to state is lin-
pao Vin g rapidly
'SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL SCHOL-
• A-RSHIPS. TP. OF HAY
Publis School Inspector, J. E.
Tom, Goderich, has notified 1 e
Clerk or the Tounslup of Hay t at
the Soldiers' Memorial Scholarships
for pupils living in Hay Town -
3 ship, who wrote on the High school
Entrance exa,minalaions, were won
this year, 1923, :by the following,
1st place—Margaret Johnston, S.S.
No. 14 Hay„ •having a total of 615
nlarks. Age 13 years
2nd place—Ithu•garet Douglas, U. S.
S. No, 94 Hay, whose total was
583 marks. Age 13 years,
3H place—Hazel Thonipson, S. S.
No. 14, Hay, with a total of 572
nvirks. Age 12 years
Value of ist Scholarship, $27.501 2nd
Scholarship, $16.50; 3rd Scholar -
hip, $11,90.
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Phone 59 ZUR1OH Produce Wanted
ring us Your Alsike and Clover Seed We always pay the ye
• highest Market Price according to Quality y
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CASTORIA
Vor,rnfants and Children
hi Use ForOver 30 Years
Always beat
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See our South Window for Big Sacrafice in broken lines of t
White Canvass footwear. Prices ranging from 75c. to $1.50.
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Also many •new varieties of Canvass Footwear in 3ur Stock 4
not listed here.
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WE INVITE' YOUR INSPECTION
Repairing done by the -very latest methods
0. FRITZ & SON
•'SHOE MERCHANTS
ZURICH • ONTAIIRO
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1 exercise books, scribblers, paints, crayons
hard slate pencils, slates, school bags, and
lunch boxes, etc., etc.
Highest Prices for Farm Produc
. R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
• PHONE 11 -. 97 E3LAK E
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
- We have a full line of School Books in
stock. Large and small drawing books
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