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You should see the handsome new
things we are showing right away, if
for no other reason than to learn about
some of the newest and best materials
that are brought out to wear this corn-
-='1153 spring.
New Dress Goods
The very latest in greys, blues; tans,
greens and blck. Ail the leading
shades and popular Cloths. The early
shoppers will find us ready for them.
New Prints
New Ginghams
New Shifting
New Cottorades
Lawns, Embroidery, &c
At this season of the year many
housewives like to get considerable
sewing done. For that r ,ason we make
it a point to get an early shipment of
reliable goods.
Stock Taking Over
Wd have some winter goods to clear
out at at bargain prices. Ladies' Coats
children's boats, furs, blankets, men's
overcoats, men's suits,caps and gloves.
Now is your opportunity for a snap.
Remnants
A lot of Odds and Ends to clear
re-
gardkss of cost.
Groceries
A full supply of new and fresh
groceries always on hand
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highest prices paid for all
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Telephone 28
HEAD OLI A FiT E FOR
Celebrated Broadway
CQSTITUTION.
WREGKE
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J.NDERTAKNG
Doctor Failed to HelpL--Biit,
Morriscy's No 14 Blood Reme(
Restored Health.
TORONTO: owr., Tune 2,
"For the past two years 1 bad bea4.
;suffering from nervousness and a runi
down ceuaitton, caused froth worry alitt
overwork. 1 tried several romedies—,..t
build up my neryous system, and alSh
had my Physician prescribe for me, but
• I seemed to get no better until '1 ;tried
your No, 14 131ood Remedy. I used
one box, and began to brace •un. .110
by the time I had finished the firth .1)pt
was feeling fine. They seemed to pude
nay nerves and revive me generally an
my complexion is lots better, MY
!
tite is fine—I feei keen and fresh, an
am better able to do .my Work' than
have been for over a, year. 1 sini.s6,.$4
there are a lot of people troubled .9
I was, and If this letter will helP.a4Y
of them to find the right rein; i
may publish it for their benefit.
not refrain from giving this exPrasil
about your No, 14 Blond Tonic,
consider It 'without an equal."
Wei, StowerS.1%
The above preshription le not A "Cure',
All' or so-called patent medicine. ',Dr.
Morriscy prescribed it or 44 years, and
it cured thousands after other cloeto*
failed. ,
Price, 50c. per box at your aea1e,
or Father Morriscy Medicine Q,c1.,
'Limited. Montreal. •
$
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MASON—On Jan. 27th, on that
of Stephen, to Mr. and. Mrs. 7
Mason, a b01.1.
S JAR1) N E —In Stephen , i •
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Vith, to Mr. and .)Irs. Geo DeS.4r,,
dine, a son.
GOWEE—..ki Shipka, on 24-6;
to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gowei': stilt.•
HAYTER —In Stephen, on Jan, •29i.a
to Mr, and Mrs. -Wm. Hayter,.
.•
WEAVER—In Hay, on Friday, J'an.
23rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthnr,
Weaver, a sou.
COUNTY COUNCIL
The January session of Huron:cen-
nty council opened in Gederi0hen
Tuesday afternoon of last Week,'
the members were in attend.enee,::
eh the new.:•pti
had to deal with was the select
one of their namber te fill the .1 •:•
ilen's chair during 1011 It vas
inoved by Reeve Cantelon, of Clinton;
seconded by Reeve Winter, of How -
ick, that Thos. Strothers;
Ashfield, be warden for theensuing
year. A balf-bonr allowed4„.
according to statute for the receiung
of further nominations and •Yqien
that time had elapsed County Clerk
Lane declared Mr. Strotheis eleded,
there being no other nominations.
Warden Strothers was then condiretet1
to his seat by the retiring Waiiden,
Owen Geiger, who warmly congrat-
ulated him on his election to itbat
position: The new Warden theioIt
the declaration of office before dge
Holt and his Honor also congratulat-
ed him on being chosen . to hilt „the
highest position in the. gift of the
county, •
Warden . Struthers thanked,' the
council for the honor conferred :;`upon
him and after he ' had. expresfed a
word of welcome to all preseat, the
Prompt Service
Moderate Charges
W. H. HOFFMAN
Zurich. - Ontario
assamsznantsnaszaimmossin
Bought out
ESS & SON
implements and Repairs and
moved them to my shop
Pulper knives, straw knives, exten-
.sion ladders, step ladders, galvanized
troughs, cutters Mclaughlins best
make, buggies, Deering machine re-
pair, blacksmith repairing, onion seed-
ers and garden tools, piping all sizes,
torn shellers, plows Fleury and Perc-
ival ltuclall kihds of plow repair, axle
'greese, ropes all sizes, wheel barrows,
'barn scales.
Louis
ran
ZURICH
b1
he New
I have opened my shop opposite- the
Town Hall, Zurich and. am propv-
ed to do all kinds of machinery
•epairs,•horse-shoeing, general black:.
smithing.
Give me a can.
Geo. E. Ili eh
Huron county council c)f 1912, 7 ecu -
Orn Corn!
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WHATTHEY
What those who know, have to say ,about the Mode
Malleable lima Range bonghb of C. Hartleib' Zurich.
60 ton Corn at 27.00 per ton. Oat-
meal Feed. at 22.00 per ton. Also
Flour, Bran, and Shorts comniencing
Do. 1 th. All kinds of grin want-
ed at the Hensel). Oatmeal Mills.
Geo, Clausius
Sam Faust
John Campbell
Jacob Weido
Christian Meyers
1d down to business.
Mr. Strothers is a native of Ash-
field township. He is fifty-five' reats
of age'having been born on February
lOth, 18157. PracticallY•all litis life
has been spent, in his native ' town-
ship, where be has so won; th- con-
fidence and esteem, of the peeil e that
for six consecutive years he NO , been
elected by acclamation to the lioSition
of Reeve of the township, As' a
member of the municipal eou oil in
some respect or other he lits served
his township for 19 years.. ',1 '.. •
• ISIEEN-BROWIT
At the residence of the.hrirles pa-
nts, Goshen Son41,, •nay
Township, by Roy: .1.- S. 13recilt,'rMr.
Fred. Kelm of Berlin, to
daughter of Mr, . and.' "Afri;-i 3*(4
Brown. - "
A..:piece of flannel tia Tope, ti,t1
Linirnentra ;boun(1.
on to the affeated Parts is' porior
to any 1.)]ester ofibleia
with lame back
ide or chest give it' s,' angels
you kre„ aer rain to be -; than
pleased .With the PrOm relief
which- it affords. ,S(.itt- nil
dealers.
The Ontario TAO
for business .cu Wdf
t1i1ko1tfo.
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D.Urquhart.
To the Public
in General
John Laport
john Benthmore
William Stalk
Solmon Gingerich
1-Ieury Vellanil
Sam HewstonWilliam DenomY
E.W. l3roltenshire Jacob, Hartlel3
Herity Wolper '• Lonis pialrer'
• Thomas Turnbull Gee:Armstrong
Christian Badour
We have great faith in the above stove and are willing
to stake $100 that there is not aLother stove made in Canada
that will cook and. 'bake with as little fuel as the ladern.
and. our Customers in
Particulars
Take notice, that we have dbiposed
of the Implement Branch and our
good will to Mr. Louis Prang or this
village. In connection herewith we
deg to express ourheartiest thanks b
all who have.so generously supported
me in this line of basiness.
'We wish to inform the users of cat-
ers, Sleighs, Boggles, Wagonsetc.
that still continue the manufacture
of these lines and in buying home
Manufactured goods yon are support-
ing your home town and your own in-
terests.
.Look nt our stock and get our
prices,before you buy. 'Repairing done
ill Branches of our business.
A full stock of all kinds of
to choose from at prices just u lit le cheaper than the ordinary rn
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
PHONE 3 •
ZURICH
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HURON'S LARCEST COMEIMATION f?..TORIE
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Just to hand. Bring in
your orders. Close price
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PIIONE
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itS WANTED. $5,
Oper week to dart with for
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RUBY and GASI-10'S
1rr 6
egins February 3rd
Lasts till February 24th
2priii
with 71
for y91,
sure Ta
over 01
Ne
This is the time of the .year that S0112e prole
looking tOP B7Lj Bai,'P'ai718 alit/ they certainly ea-
1,ef them if they eat,t at our S107'6. This being e
first e le& SON SloOds a.t and below MO. Come 7
an-c1we 8711717'iSC the 712 OSt 71071-. Hel'e
fell' of Ihr 717171! 67°0118 BargerilLS.
Print! Print!
1000 yds. print at 10c a yard
400 yvti8 at Sit
800 '" nt .7e
Toweling
800 yards reg. price 10c at Go a yard
100 4 I
7o at 4c
100 " " " 1.5e at 12 "
200 • " " at 10c • "
20 per cent. off
Dress Goods
Our line of Dress Goods ia very
large and we are making an effort to
clear it out at a price ,that it should
ecu itself.
rapperettes.
Flannelettes and
• Blankets
per cent,off on 'all -Shaker-
f,thne'I, rappi)rdttes '11.11f1
Loci. on catii tel.'s and table.)
pria eighteen and over.-
25 per cent
Coats
Ladies and Mens Fur Coats
sold out at a priee so low that nob
should ha without a fur-lineb c
Also Cloth Coats to clear out
forget 25 per cent off.
Furs
25 Per cent off on all Rule and. 'NI
UnderWe'
Ladies and 'kens
sold out at -20 ;per colt. Off
Gent's Fui-nis
-' All Mons Shirts, Suits,
Ties. Overalls Trousers,
Caps 20 per cent. off •
Re1114:allf
All kind S Z.)f, rtlr'simanYts11
• Sh tikerflaniiel 1/1 es§ • ci,ori
\Vrapperettes Will ke.foiltidea
itt !,:roatly reduced prices.
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the fro]
and. be
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PItOlqF
Apply at aide, D. S. PEBRfl & CO:
°liens 'Limited, London, Ontario.
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