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Ladies white lawn, organdie and
voile waists, very Latest. 1-3 off'
Ladies and childrens middy blouses
newest styles. 1-3 off
Girls' dresses in checked ginghams,
neatly trimmed. 1-3 off
Ladies -corset covers .in crepe and
lace. 1-3 ofd
Ladies white petticoats, deep em-
broidery.
m-broidery. 1-3 off
Ladies embroidered flouncing for
dresses at reduced prices
3 only ladies hot weather parasols
to clear at 85 cents
Childrens straw hats
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Boys and mens straw hats to
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clear
Children's Summer Coats
We have a few children's coats left which we are clearing fo
$1.00, regular $1 50 and $2 00
Khaki Coats and Trousers
Just received a new line of men's khaki coats and trousers, also
boys khaki knickers
Silk Striped Shirts
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LOCAL NEWS
Fine weather.
Ten more days and school re -opens.
Pte Peter Randall of London is
visiting relatives here at present.
Mrs C Fritz and Miss P Wurtz
were visitors in London on Teescla,y
Miss V Webster, of Toronto, is a
guest at .the house of ReyG F Brown
at present.
Miss Melissa Smith of ' Detroit is
visiting at the home of Mr. W O'Brien
for a few weeks,
Mr H Yungbliit and family, and
Mr Jacob Deichert visited relatives in
Auburn on Sunday last..
Mr William Lane, of Goderich,
clerk of the county of Huron, was a
visitor in town on Tuesday.
Rev C C J Maass, of Preston, • will
conduct the morning and evening ser-
vices in the Lutheran church- next
Sunday. .
Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will be at
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, August 25th and Wednesday
Sept. lst.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Steinbach, and
son, and Mrs Charles Kalbfieisoh, of
Detroit, are visiting relatives and
friends here at present.
Mr August Weseloh and wife, .of
Berlin, Mr John F Weseloh and wife,
of Waterloo, and. Mrs Jne Hohner, of
Berlin, are visiting relatives and frien-
ds here at present,
The inelnbees of the Luther League
of the Lutheran Church held a bonfire
picnic at the lake shore on Monday
eve. A presentation was made to one
of the members Carl Miller, who will
soon bidhis friends here goodbye, An
enjoyable time was spent by all.
The baseball teem. journeyed to
Parkhill. last Friday evening and
played a three inning game with the
team of that town, resulting in a win
for the latter by a score of 7 to - 3.
Rain delayed the game and darkness
stopped it at the end of the
third innings. The return game will
be played herein the near future.,
Saturday was the last day of
business transacted in Merners store
under the name of J J Merrier, Mr
Merrier has been connected with the
mercantile business in the village of
Zurich for many years and in that
time has made many warm friends in
his dealings with the people. The
store has been closed for a few days
this week owing to stock taking and
when opened will be in the name of
the new owner Mr T L Wurm.
SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL
The attendance at the lawn social
held on Tuesday evening under the
auspices of the Y. P. A., of the Evan-
gelical church, was quite large although
the dool weather no doubt kept many
away. The lawn was prettily decorat•
ed and the programme rendered very
entertaining. Short addresses were
given by Rev. G, F. Brown and Rev.
J, H, Grenzebach, of Dashwood. A
reading by Miss Pearl Wurtz, entitled
"In the Amen corner," was much
appreciated. The solos by Miss Oest-
reicher, of Dashwood, and Miss E.
Rennie, of London, delighted those
present. The other numbers were
also well rendered..
Enlist At Once
The clay has come for every man to
tisk:himself if his business is here or
in F1i nders. It is a question which
can, only be answered by the individu-
al himself.
Canada has done splendid to the
call of arms, but there is room for
many more and there are right in
oily' midst men who could enlist at
this moment. There are family men
who depend upon day labor for their
sustenance who feel they could not
go because they have their families to
look after. In this they are mistaken
their families would be looked after
better with them in active service, in
malty instances than they are now.
The pay is $1,10 per day, or around
$30 per month with everything"found
and an allounce made for the wife and
children. Take for instance, a man
has a wife and two children dependent
on him.- He allots to her half his pay
or $15 per month and to this is added
$20 a month from the government
and if the case is deserving a further
suer! of $15 per month comes from
the Patriotic fund. This will bring
the wife's living up to $50 per month
and besides that $3 per month is al-
lowed for each child, a total of $56
per month, much more than many
linen are able to earn. And after his
fomily is properly looked after he has
115 to spend as he wishes. Enlist at
once. The call is extended to you. -
The Outlook, (Outlook, Sask.)
HICKS' FORECAST
The Seemed Regular Storm Period
is central on -the 22nd, extending from
the 20th to the 25,inelusive,
. The Moon is in opposition to Earth
and Sun on the 24th, the autumnal
equinox is gaining in force, and the
periods of both Mercury and Venus
lyra beginning to be felt. The combin-
ed causes are sufficient to excite ex-
pectations and very decided disturb-
ances during this period. The period
will come in with falling barometer
and growing cloudiness in western ex-
tremes. Conditions at the same time
will be changing to warmer and throat -
ening further east. The falling bar-
ometer will shift to eastward daily,
and storms of wind, rain and thunder
will pass gradually to central and east-
ward parts of the country, from about
Sunday the 22nd to ' Wednesday the
25th.
Disturbances of this period will
reach the culminating climax within
sixty hours of sunset on the 23rd.
This warning will be of increased im-
portance during the remainder of this
month, and into September, People
in exposed districts along the southern
coasts are in the greater danger, be-
cause they erroneously suppose that
these destrective, equinoctial storms
and tidal waves erre not due until about
the middle of September. Should
great barometric displacements and
violent equinoctial storms occur in the
southdluring any of these late August
periods, atmospheric tides will drift
from northerly regions and very cool
weether for the season will spread over
most interior sections from northerly
parts of the country.
STAY IN ONTARIO
Plans for a far-reaching campaign
to save for Ontario the farmers who
n,re year by year leaving the province
for the wheat fields of the west are, it
is understood, being made by Hon G
EowardFergason, Minister of Lands,
Forests and Mines. The preliminary
educational work will be done at the
Toronto exhibition this fall. The real
work will be done during the winter,
when through the district representati-
ves of the Department of Agriculture
and others, the colonization Depart-
ment will be kept informed of those l
,farmers who are thinking of moving+
into new fields.
in another colmmn of the Herald
you will held the heading. "Lot people
Know."
1Ls has born started with
the idea of helping you as 'well as
ourselves. If you have anything to
sell, or for exchange or a notice of any
hind for the small sum of 25 cents
o I cLl1 let the people know about it;
at once: Try it.
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WHITE AND T Q .: - -
Our stock of shoes for summer wear
is now complete. We have never
shown alarger or a prettier range.
See our line of
White l'Iumps, Outing Shoes,
White Canvas Shoes, ,Sandals,
and the newest in Tan, etc.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes. I
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a3re yo goingl
to paint this spring? if so, we can supply you with the famous
ELEPIIANT BRAND
Ready -Mixed Paints
For floors and verandahs or anything that needs paint. None
better and few as good.
New and up-to-date Shoes
at popular prices.
More new waists, aprons and ready-made dresses
and dress goods just opened up. All our lines are
stocked up with the latest and best that looney
can buy, Come and see for°..yourselves thid be
convinced.
R. N, DOUGLAS
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BARGAINS
in Boy's Clothing
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Following are a few lines which we
are offering at Bargain Prices.
80 BOY'S SUITS AT A SNAP
$1.40 to 0.50 Suits for eI.00
3.50 to 4.00 Suits for 2.50
4 50 to 4.75 Snits for 2.05
5,00 to 5.50 Suits for 3,25
6.00 to 6.50 Sobs for 4.00
• 7.00 to 8.00 kuits for 5.25
Boy's Pants
Boy's Cotton Knickers, regular 500 for 1;5c
All kinds of wool Knickers and Bloomers .:t
IIALI+ PI'UCE
Boils Overcoats at Cost and Under. Don't bliss this chance for
cheap clothing.; Above prices: Oash, But', r or Eggo--.
E, APPEL - .ZURICH
"The Clothier
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FOR HARVESTING IN WESTERN CANADA
- F,FGOING TRIP WEST" "RETURN TRIP EAST"
$12.00 TO WINNIPEG $18.00 FROM WINNIPEG
GOING DATES
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Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, including later acdiate Stations rind :;
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'n' Lull tuttielllara regarding tran9Dortallon west of Winnipeg, etc.,soe nearest 10,'t'.fi, Agent, Or write -
M. 0. MURPHY, District Passenger Agent, Cage. I'ac. Fig., TORONTO