Zurich Herald, 1915-08-13, Page 8actiTis.
In All Lines of Summer Goods
All Summer Dress Gods to be sold to make row
for Fall Goods which are now arriving
Silk crepe peg 35 and 40c per ytl now for 28o per yd
Alt 26c goods now kr '20o a yd
All muslius, and reg 15 :now 10c a yd
Crianble cloths to cleat. at 12 1-2o per yd
2 doz Ladies Waists to clear .tt' 60c each e.Pvf" ;;;°'"
Men's tweed Pants reg $1.75 and $2700 --now
Straw Hats
All Straw'ltats for vie.), \voweu and children to
clear It 25% off.
Dinner Sets
I only 96 piece Dinner sett reg .$1100 for $9.75
1 only 97 piece Dialler sett reg $12.00 for S10 60
Fresh Grocevic-s always on hand.
RUBY and GASCHO
PITON 1. 17
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FLOUR, FEED & SEED STORE
Having purchased the t!,,tr=ness lately couducted by L 1-Iudson,
I beg to notify the pub iu thee 1 have a complete stock of Fleur:
FIVE ROSES, M1LV1t1 1 U\, ROYAL, HOUSEHOLD and
EXETER BRANDS. Aire: 1,`,,ed of all kinds.
All kinds of f'ie?d and Garden Seeds
Groceries, Salt, Stock Foods., Etc., Etc.
Eggs taken in exchange for goods
George McBride
Telephone 23
1: CA
Corrected every: Thursday,
B liter
L'gs..... .. •
Dried Apples
Potatoes... . ., .....
Wheat..... $1.00
Oats
Barley
l3ueicwheat
Flour
Bran
Shorts
Low Grade
Live dogs fob .Hensall......
$0.22
19
05
80
$1.00
52 54
65 65
75
8.50 4.00
$28.00
82.00
88.00
8.25
More Time For
This And This and This
of
Local News,
See 14ferner's change of ad for this
week.
Mr George Douglas, of town, has
purchased a new Ford touring car.
Mrs Fitzgerald and son, of London,
are visiting friends in town for a few.
weeks.
Miss Carrie •Gellman is visiting
friends and relatives in Michigan at.
present.
Mr E Holtzman of Hanjilt n
spent a few days at his home here
this week.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Johnson of
Godetich, spent Sunday at the home
of lir Thomas Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
daughter visited relatives at Ripley
during the past few weeks.
Master Ronald Wilmer of Exeter
who has spent two weeks holidays at
James Green, returned home Tuesday.
The Misses Alice and Frieda Taylor
have returned to their home at Sarnia
accompanied by their cousin Ward
Fritz.
Chris Campbell has sold his fine firm
containing 100 acres, being Lot 9, Con
2, Township of Hay, to Prouty Bros,
of the Thames Road, Usborne; posses -
8101 to be given on April hst 1916.
Mr Gideon Ruttel and wife of Rips
ley, and Mr Albert Farrell, wife and.
two sons, and Miss Amy Farrell, of
Royal Oak, were the guests of Mr and
Mrs Wm Finlay, town line, recently.
Miss Beatrice Rennie and Miss
Greets, House, of Detroit, who have
been visiting relatives in Berlin,D et-
ford, Preston and Doon, are visiting
at present at the former's- father, Mr
Alex Rennie, Babylon. Line.
Rev C C J Maass,” 'of. Preston, "a:
fomer pastor of the Lutheran church
here, and now editor of the Berlin
Journal, conducted both morning and
evening services here last Sunday.
The church was well filled at both
services.
Electric lights have been installed
at t'ne bowling bowling green this week
and nightly the call of "run the eat"
or'"that's. the picture postcard kind"
may bo heard. A large water: roller
has been purchased and the lawn
will soon bt in first-class shape.
The Detroit Merchants and Manus.
facturers stake of ten thousand dollars
for trotters was won in straight heats
last week by Lee Axworthy, time
2 06i; 2.04*; 2,044. Worthy Prince
got tl.irl money, he being also by Ax-
worthy. Why not have one of this
famous breed? For reference see the.'
Revi:w or Sportsman.,.
The following statement has been
issued by the Ontario millers through
the Board of Trade at Toronto "On ac-
count of the heavy losses sustained by
millets during the past year on fiour
made from wheat togged with smut or
cont lining smut balls, wheat of this
description will baworth 100 to l5c per
bushel less than No fall. Grain
dealers should note this sarefully to
avoid heavy losses. Any farmer whd',
sows his seed A'ithout first treating it.
is nob only injuring himself, but giving
the Province a bad name.
ABOUT NEWSPAPERS
Miss M.'Fairbaien has taken charge'
of the Teeswater News.
W. H. Derr the presenrt editor and
Proprietor of the Brussels Post, has
passed the 35th milestone of his
editorship of that paper. The Post is
one of the brightest and newsiest of
weeklies which reach this office.
,.A 'par.
Saturday,
The above recreations will be yours by .using a labor
saving cook stove. .
The Detroit Vaper stove works jiist. Eke a gas stove -
simply light the burners and put cooking on at once. It is
cheaper to bock with than wood or coal. Sen styles to
select from costing from $10.()0 up. Come to see them.
PHONE is
qZURICH
HUR®IIPS LAR 'EST COMBINATION STORE
WO11IlIN'S INSTITUTE
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Institute was hem in
the town hall on Tuesday evening.'
The evening was spent in a social
way. A program consisting of in-
sbtilmontals, vocal solos, and a chorus
by : the ladies was rendered. The
topic, "Reading," and "flow to make
Country Life more pleasant," were
read by Mrs W Iloy and Mrs J Iley,
respectively. Duringthe even,
ing an address was read and a presen-
tation made to Mrs Miller who expects
to leave Zurich shortly. Refreshments
were served at the close of the meeting,
Isthe last day of our Big Sale lir
stoa e changes hands next Monday.
Your last opportunity to
share in the
Big Bargains
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BE SURE
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THE BIG BARGAINS
We are giving
Very Special
PRICES
on All Goods
The Last Day
of ur
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