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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
Floor Coverings
We carry a well assorted stock of 4 -Yard Liuoleums
2 -yard wide Inlaid. Feltol in all widths, and can
• procure any size in Linoleurns, Congoleurn or Feltol
Rugs at short notice. We meet mail order house
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New Diapet Materials
See us about those new lace or scrimm Curtains,
• and Side Draperies. Also tapestries for couch or
Chair Covering.
SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Hemstitched Sheets 76x.100 at ..... . . ..... . ... _1.29'
Madiera Pillow Cases, at pair 98c
Tea Towels, at each 15c
Odd Lots of Ready Made Curtains at less than
Half Price
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Everything in Mange' and Turnip Seeds.
Corn, Sorghum, at right prices
Seed
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59
The Canada Trust Co.
TiEiiJRON & EBB
Mortgage Corpoiatii6
INTEREST. RATES NOW EFFECTIV.F;
3 Per Cent. for 1 and 2 Years
for 3 and 4 Yeari
Lair` tO 10 Years:,
334 Per Cent..
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41.. SAFE.
AND CONVENIENT'
Andrew F. Hess, • - Zurich
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Grocery Store
Afl Wheat (with cereal boNVI) 2 pkgs. ..... . 25c
Raisins (new crop) 2 lbs.
•jar Rings,, ,heavyink. per dozen
Pairaiine Soap, Per'ba 5C1
,25c
25c
Orangs 'jar ' ' ' 25c
•Oxo Cubes,' ' 2 boxes
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All Bran, per pkg.
25c
23c
25c
:Sweet mixed pickles, 26 -oz jar
Menno Oesch - Zurich
EGGS WANTED. Phone 165.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. Wm. •Dtunart of Kitchener,
was a holiday visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heist, •of
Detroit, wow visitors with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Klopp.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Weber of ,Seb-
ringville were in town one day last
week.
Miss Ethel -Hess has returned from
a visit with friends at London, Wood-
stock the past week.
Pleased to report that Dr. A. J.
MacKinnon is able to be out again
after his recent illness.
'LOCAL MARKETS
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Butter, creamery
28
Eggs, dozen .. ... „ .... 17, 15, 13
Chickens, dressed 15-10
Chickens, live ...„ .•. , ........ .10
Wheat per bushel .... . . .......1.20
Oats, bush. ... . ..... .- 55
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Barley bush ...... 1.00
Buckwheat, bush 75
3.00, 3.50
36 00
Flour, cwt.
Shorts per ton
Bran per ton 34.00
Hoge, cwt. 8.50
Potatoes per bag 1.10
• Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kropf of
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Waterloo, with some friends are••
camping at St. Joseph this week. Farm, week at the Ontario Agricu/-
Oho
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and a big event. Over ice Quality Zurich .Garage
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a THIS, SEASON CALLS FOR GOOD NEW
FENCES ON.o.THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY l',1 „.
: YOU WITH ' >THE ,BEST, )' OF . j WOVER wiRE,
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SPECIALS!. SPECIALS!
t Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon 28c
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4 We also have some very Attractive Prices in
Furniture. See Our New Beds, Springs and
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USED FURNITURE
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• Two Godd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
+ Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables;:
t. Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale.:
4. One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from $2.00 Up.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kropf of Wat-
tura' College is getting to become
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erloo were Sunday visitors with fri- •
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ends here.
20,000 visited the college during the• visitore week to set a new record. B '
Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer and.
elan:lily are spending holidays ire the. i ',... ..+:4-: : 174.
IVIiiSkiiika district : e k-oolest yominx9n"Liar
, ,qocietieb, reports; the c9eiles DOrit-
.4.eey eanie in; very old on 'Thrurse fiiionepay weath in eeet0, y,eark'for1
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oats and Shoes Come an') purchase yMir Aut.:
emotive Requirements from
We' carry a nice line of choice Zurich's oldest establiile&
Footwear for Men, Boys, and Garage and Service StatiotS.
day.,1-afb4,411 it: sure isios' T,ihl.t T,Ie high randeloQ tent-: , Women. , - • • We iranAupply4 youriiiefds.,
ing timeein rov,xig uie'the ol,d;ateeee seper +.
no salifilg "hot as 'Aily.,' • fie '1.1 ,031eMeS., . Summer ,a'ttli.,9 wa.s T$ r'01..t.--', 1A1 ..,0qk'.5.ticji.'..i'frOli • .A4'. .1of
1 There will be a Band Concert in ee, eee ,,:eeewon tee I,
eeete`,en.,e, the Yer31•°C4a-IPP • .111.ateXials. e No Acytelene W •I -
' ' — e ding • ' , Tires,
Z1111:1a1 03'i Saturday evening, July re.'.'n' la'Aen. PiotrAs' at anY
iOth. .Come and heal' this newly ore
ganieedeband;play.• L
airdedeSiii to We- 4- . • el- c1:41` Automobile repairing.,
beacheiwas deserted. In the eveningileftovers r second grade lines.
•Mr....Soi. Bechler of the Bronson
ilk. Spirt Shoei.
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GARFIL.EP BROWN
SHIP IN .4MilERING
•o' Your Patronage Solicited
firepiatd
Ceseleur.xied. and in sohle `homes . .r , • „„
; Let us fit you" uw -limit your
next pair of Shoes.
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line,reeently purchased a purebred MoO.ea to Goderich
Jsey ow and a heifer at theSaWil
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• zliain kley, an 8O -yr. -old be-
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near Oa
New" whiskerectegentIeenan rode a bicycle
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,d ,Iionderi•ch
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tot.Pqdc4 #R71,..,, VietTAreAr. a dist-
The 'EgOgelleg Ladies' Aid are Alice 0;538 -#4h', 4.,1:14,1,:v4eiiltri
enjeyieg etheirannUay picnic' at the ,Ooderkeb, before, lig..,t,..ityilf/ Yerara
hiunue ax Xi., And :AA. A: A. Weber, ,sitecefir feiit ae i,boy.,4::1.3 Witti'lCi*.
1 Sebringville, this -'w'ciiiesday :after- ',pare/0, 'Smith* about 1.f.01)4•irg•i-eL.
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meruhered one nian.,'Sheeiff';Reyric'.*
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an. sOegepari4n,l, ,..OR . Veiriernbered
hini, but all others he sOuglA 'had pas-.
sed on. Mr. Oakley is now a missi-
onary lor the Advent Christian ,Ch-
urch; and he has chosen a bicycle to
carry. on his work.
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HARDWARE • SEEDS and FURNITURE; •
Wire
Fencing
If you are thinking of
'doing any Fencing this
'year, be sure and consult.
Us. And be sure it is the
famous Frost Fence!
PAINTS!
We carry a
and Proved
Also Quick
Gc.odyear
Furniture,
Plumbing, Furnace WOrk,`Evetroughineand: -
ing Our Specialty. Full line .)f heavy. and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock,
FROST FENCE'
. . . for lok9 1Ve.
Come in and see oUr stock of Posit
Farm Fence.. the finest we've evgs
had. Heavily galvanized by epeeist
Frost process. -Wears for a lifetime.
We can quote you attractive prima.
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SAVES YOU NONSV ,
PAINTS!
full line of the Well Known , and Tried
Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dfying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Cordi Tfres: Tusbr.s
in all sizes
Springs and Erects: Felt" and Marsyl
Mattresses ti
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ZURICH - ONT. .
QUALITY - PRICE – SERVICE
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Mr e and NUS. . J. Swartz and dau-
ghter Eunice of Detroit spent 'the
past week with Mrs. Swartz's mother
They all visited friends at Kitchener
and other points last week. Miss
Eunice is staying with her grandma
for some time.
• A few of our citizens of town
while in. Kitchener en Sunday, called
on Mr. Gabrie 1 Holtzman of that
city, and were greatly enjoyed to
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P-Atteri'es, Oils', 'Greases an&
rePaiks-,
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LUNCH ROOM
.46d dean Rest Rooms `.it your
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MOTSSSIEATI-.
-Phonet!'-ilay 1,23. - • Nithtiltli
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United States celebration or its 161
birthday on Sunday the 4th, cost the
lives of at least 143 persons—but not
one death was attributed to the uee
find Mr. Holtzman who is past thelof fireworks. The figure was the
90 year mark looking so well and smallest in the last decade and a treL•
being so cheerful, We trust that mendious drop from a total of 346
4Ir. Holtzman can enjoy riiany years posted last year. • Auto accidents ace
'of pleasant life with his daughter counted for the greater member , of
and sonein-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis, deaths ---92 in 26 states. 22 were kil,:t
led•in sundry accidents.
Engagement
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, Mr. arid Mrs. I Penfold announce . . :.'..• ee .... -,ale engagement of their daughter, • Sellers* lihrtilddy Greetings ,•
Philippa Catherine, to Menno Steckle' . .;
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Menne ' President Roosevelt sent birthday
Steckle, of Zurich. The marriage
will take place at their home' at West
Montrose, on July 17th. '
Zurich Wins This
On Monday evening our ball team
went over to Mt. Carmel, where they
were, a rspeciel -attraction at the Old
Bay's Reunion in a bali contest with
a picked team from the Centralia
district. The game was well played
and the pitchers did good work, as
the score was 4-3 in favor of Zur-
ich. The locals won a nice cash
prize and were entertained to sup-
per.
AUTO ACCIDENTS
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notion •
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Painting Wagon: ' $7.00 a`.ricl
Painting Buggy — 6:00 and 10.00
Recovering Buggy Top ...... 16.00 and 18.00
Rerimming Buggy Wheels Set 41.4.00 0.4,411.00.041-0. 12o00
Buggy Shaft •104
Cross Bar "
Buggy Reach L25
Buggy Spokes•e.ach.,,• .— •, 25c .
greetings to Canadaop the evening
of July let. "Individually and coll-
ectively, we pledge you the continu-
ation of warm fstendship,°' the preef-
dent declared in a broadcast frora
Hyde Park, New York.- Flrom the
British cruiser York in. Quebec harb-
or, Lord Tweedsmuir thanked Mr.
ROosievolt for 1:4Ec,greetings.-And to
Canadians. Then on July' 4th, the
birthday of the Lord Tweeds -
=ix extended; nsimilar greetings to
Pre,sident Roosevelt Very neighbor-
ly and peaceful exchange of greet-
ings.
On July ist .a few accidents as ue-
ual 6cciirred id this Vicinity
Kuno. Hartman and her ,11 year old
son. Harold of the '6oSlidh
SS, the Repair Man
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A Big Celebration
Seaforth's Dominion -Day last Vil.li-
redtty' established.' •-new ,ireeords, as
Perfect weather together with an
WiitStaxiding'''pregram. ,attracted' A
were , cut about the head when the crowd estinciated at nearly 3,000. Tbe
car In which they were'pas'sengers day 'canniteYieed with parade ,t)f flats
figured in a crash with another driv- dOedrated cars, Boy ScolAs Pnd.
en by Harold Hanson, of Hensall. On clowns and 'headed by the ,SaAforth
the Thames Road 8 miles east of EX-. Eieland Band. The best decorated
eter, a ear being dilven by Lawrence
Mason collided with a car driven by
Weil of Stratford, car 1.-15 dam
aged to extent of $1110. e new
auto of ex -Warden Wrn• b ,eitzer,
Stephen Township, suffered $800
damage when it crashed with anoth-
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• float went to John Regier, best deco-
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rated cam to 11. 1111011; best bicycle
to 'Blanche Watson • Itippen; best
'clown to Glen &fah. The entries- iiii.
'the parade were loudly applauded
er driven IV John Lyon tit the inter- - • ute which extended from Victoria
tplira,:kugth.outhtthTeeerleenagttiolin ogiouti:dsp. parade
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1section on the M.t Carmel boundry t program et the recreation grounds in-
road. The drivers escaped injury- eluded Many sporix,
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AIM OFFICE:
Do You Know? -•
Mr... MERCHANT!
You know thoroughly well that you have power
ofyour cu
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store • to` in e decision
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If.it is right to use big city dailies and nationaly-
-circulated magazines then, by the same token1 itis
• right to use local 'weekly ',newspapersi
I am the Master Salesman of this Community, and
my name is
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