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GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME
The hot weather will be here, in, a few days and
you should be ready for it. There are cool summer
underwearand whitewear, Summer Gloves etc,
Hosery, thin dresses for yourself audchildren, cool
waists, colors etc.
Summer Wash Goods
Linen suitings and Bopp for ladies and misses dresses, suits
and coat effects, shown in all popular colors,
Embroideries
We have a large range of wide embroideries for skirts etc.
Just the thing for summer dresses.
Lace -Curtains
When looking for lace curtains be sure and call, and look
over our large stook. 'We have them at all prices.
Clothes For Men
We are slashing the prices in all our ready to wear suits
for men and boys. These are all good wearers, but we must
have. the room and will clear them out, regardless of cost. It
will 'pa'' you well to buy your next 'suit here. We give a good
knife free with every boy's, suit we sell . ' '
Dinner . Sets`
Q9e have just put into stock a. large assortment • of new
25 ! dinner sets. These are specially good and we want you to
see thein,:
Dustless Maps
We have the Ezy oil maps. A great labor saver for' dust-
y, less dusting, drycleaning and •pulishing handwood varnished
painted, linoleum, oilcloth etc. .. An absolute necessity in
every home. a
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See our single harness for $10.00
each. At Hartleib's.
Miss M. Melrose of Baden is visit
ing her uncle Mr. Thos. Johnston.
Don't forget the Auction Sale in
Zurich, Saturday, June 28th, 2.30
p. m.
A number from Zurich attended.
the social given on Mr. Beaver's lawn,
on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Wm. Lehman of London, is
visiting his mother, a few days this
week.
Mr. E, Zeller attended a, meeting
of the Huron County Press Associ-
ation at Clinton, on Mondap.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tracy; 'are
visiting with Mr. Geo. Olausitie
and Harry Yougblut, this week.
Messrs Marshall Zeller and Har-
old Appel, left for Merlin on Friday
The latter returing home on Tues -
evening,
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OAKVILLE, ONT. sss
e utensil absolutely clean, pain tett'
This is Why they are so economical. ,
ossco ^'erea'aa.. . Sold;by°
Screen ' Doors etc.
We are rignt in the fly killing line, See o'ur' Fly Swatt-
ers, baloon fly traps, wonder fly killers. Also a large stock
of screen dooas and windows,
Bergers Paris Green
'We handle the famous Bergers pure Paris green strongest
and,best We are sole agents for this in Zurich.
Headquarters for Samson
and Gold Medal Harvest Tools,
Ropes and Twines.
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Mr, and Mrs Chas. Kalbfleise4
of Detroit are visiting of the home
of Mr and Mrs, John Kalbfleisch.,
this week
The first open air band concert was
given on Saturday evening, and' was
very much appreciated by all whe.
were in town.
Miss Kerr who has been in charge
of Preeter's Millinery depertmenie
returned to hee home in Milverton,
on':Monday.
The 'Y. P. A. of the Evangelical
Church will meet next week on iron -
day evening insteed:of Tuesday, esr,
R. Geiger will . have charge - of
meeting assisted by nrr, Wm. Wilso
eubjeet "Our Nations :Glories al+
Crile .'a ,.1r
What everybody should know.
'that Martin Senours.mixed paint is
thebest, because its stamped 100 'per-
cent pure on every can. It has been
inspected by the provincial analyst
and found pure, and a. certificate can
be furnished with every batch that
goes out and every customer who uses
it, can rest assured that they got the
best paint on the market. For sale
by C. Hartleib.
The ice cream social which was
held at the 14th con on Tuesday ev-
eningwas a great success. Although
there were attractions on the same ev-
ening at some other places, yet about
two hundred and fifty people dnjoyed
the feast of go`bd things of the evening.
This was the first yentuee of the 14th
people of this kind, and they certainly
find themselves well repaid 'for their
undertaking, The refreshments were
of the highest nicker, never at any
other social has anything better been
presented. The pt'ogeal4lnle rendered
was enjoyed by all, consisting of
:e.
Iles Pletsch of Detroit is visiting
Me and Mrs. Louis Prang, this
�?k
ou can have your choice of 22
-couphes, 35 oak rockes and 6 parlor
Slits. , At Hartleib's.
Bound.—On Labor Day (June 3rd.)
•aeemall sum of money. Owner app.
ly at Herald office.
Two fine dwellings will be sold by
Public Auction,
in Zurich, on Satur-
day, June 28th, et 2.80 p. m.
The Evangelical S. S. holds their
picnic today (Friday,) at the Grand
Beeerend a good time is expected.
Mr. Oliver Johnston and son of
Clinton were the guest of his bro-
ther. Thos. Johnston, on..Tuesday.
ler. and urs. Roundtree and their
son with his family of London were
the`guests of Mr. and Mrs Homer.
A large number of our subscrib-
ers are still in arrears, some for
seen -eine years. We will be really
obliged;for an early remittance.
Mr. Stanley Brisson left last Mon
z yfor:Windsor where lee has secur-
ed kposition as •travelli i . salesman
for a fee there.
On Saturday afternoon at 2.30, F.
W. Hess will offer for sale by public
auction; Two fine dwellings ` and ..a
-Stora; • See bills for particulars.
Witteave the largest stock of furni-
tare ,in the County. Our prices are
just a little cheaper than the ordinary
run. At Hartleib's. •
Lutheran Oh
Manse' lr'
NO.48
LATEST
SHOES OF
THE DAY
IN TAN
PATENT AND
GUN METAL,
SAM. E. FAUST,
IN ill
ZURICH'
Zurich Feed
Store
Leading Brand of:
Flour, Short,
"ran and Feed
Corn
n'ine Salt.
SPECIALS
For 2 Weeks
Gentlemen's
' tch
Chains
f_lverwar
,earn
ing and looping, in our 'factor
Guaranteed $5 xa per -week, ban
make 12.00 to S15.00. Pleasant
and Congenial position, Apply by
letter or phone to manager. Clinton
Knitting Co. Ltd., Clinton, Ont.
The future of any town depends
entirley upon its. If friends come
to •see ' you tell them what a fine town
we have,. If you have a legitimate
"kick" put it on the file and cease to
go about in search for trouble. There
is much in town for which we should
all be thankful and can all be proud.
Look on the sunny side. "Be a boost-
er." ,
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The motor law regarding chauffeurs
license has been amended, and here-
after all persons driving motorcars for
hire must pass an inspecting ?eaniin-
tion. The applicant for a license to
drive a motor car must furnish a car-
tif Bate .frolic two members of the On-
taruo Motor League appointed by the
,Lieutenant Govenor and the Chief* of
choruses, duetts, male quarte'tts, solos police of, the municipality in which
and readings, Messrs Merner;• Geiger,' the applicant resides, stating that they
and Treemner delighted the crowd
during refreshments with various
violin. selections, Mrs.. Stade playing
the. Accompaniments,; after singing
the National Anthem the gathering:
was dismissed. As their" Was quite
a supply of the finest cakes left, and.
Mr. 0. Fritz was, -requested to sell
them by auction, "good prices were ree
elized for most of them. Charlie'
with some prastice would make a
capital auctioneer,
The
MOLSONS
BANK
Established 1853
Opened Branch in Huron
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
R. Te DUNLOP, Maria
er
have examined the applicant as
egercis his character and general fit -
nese to drive a motor car and that he
is aa;iproper person to receive a license.
:Under the Auspices of the Ladies
Aid in connection with St. Peters's
Lutheran•Church, a lawn social was
held on the lawn of the parsonage.
The weather being as fay,orable as
could be desired, a large number was
gathered together on .the lawn to
spend a pleasant evening: From 5 to
8.00 p. in. supper was served, and the
justice done to it made it evident that
the ladies were spared neither pains
nor off estate season the palate of
those attending, As in former years
there was also music in attendance,
the string band rendered a few selec-
tions that we highly apprecitated. A
special feature of this year's social
were two solos rendered by Mr. Good-
win, Miss C. Hess accompanying. The
long and loud. applause made it evid-
eut that these two accomplistion
artists know how to thrill the hearts
of the audience. There were also a
number of useful articles for sale and
there, were all sold by Mr. E. Bossen-
berry who so very kindly had placed
his gifts es auctioneer at the ' service
of the Ladies' Aid. The receipts a-
mounted to .$130.00. The. Ladies'
Aid wishes to heartily thank all
those who by their attendance and co-
operation have made this year's social
a lendid success,
Bei
Coo
.Snow
Feed floe
Bran per ton
Shorts per ton $20.,
Wheat per bus. Hots.
Barley per bus 55ets.
Oats per bus. 32cts.
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jewelletb,
ur Spring Shoes
hue axived:
()shin in and heeee a look at the many different
stvle8 we carry,
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C. FRIT.Z. = Zurich
The Home of Good Shoes
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CAMERAS
The Brownie Camera is simple to operate, thoroughly
Practical in results. The No. 2 Brownie takes a
Picture 2 1-4 x 3 1-4. Price $2.00
Catalogue sent Free on Request.
H. Appel Jeweler