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• Remember this is a ;:gig Store,
and a Big Stock, comprising
everythingdies' Gents and
Children's wear and, this sale
offers AS MANY UNAt1IVE jN.Tl=
SED BARGAINS THAT ARE
FULLY AS WORTHY AS THE
ADVERTISED Ones. Every de=
partaent 'contributes its share.
You'll find the Bargains every=
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Children's ; e:, r Cloth Coats
Girl's Regular 3.50 for 2.15
Li 3.75 for 2.50
4.00 for 2.75
4.50 for 3.15
A line of Children's Cloth Gats, at almost
your own price.
Special Vali, les in Cotton
12% cents Flanneletts 1 yard wide for 8 cents
15 cents Black Sateen fpr 10 cents
15 cents Colored Muslins, for 8 cents
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50_ yds of print to clear at 5c.
Special cuts on our extremely
low priced. Sweater Coats
Ladies' Regular 175
2.75
4 75
1.00
1 25
1.50
1.75
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Grants'
Regular
February Sale 1.25
" 1.90
" 3 75
65 cents
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Ladies' Heavy Shawls Colors
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L::t4;x,�ti' whaiCcl� Re'gul'ar 4 7.0. for 3 25
• grey shawls, regular :3,75, for 2.75
3.00 for .2 Co
fancy shawls regular 1.75, for 1.25
,+nlnreai shawls, regnlar 1.25, for 95 cents
clouds shawls, 35 cents for 25 gents
shHw1s, f?ft nnhte for 40
A. LINE 07 SEIAWLS TO CLEAR AT 25 CENTS
veryday Necessaries
,Union socks reg 18 cats pair 2 for 25
woollen •` " til cts pair for 25
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6t •` reg 4() ctts pair for 30
heavy top shirts very 90 ct.s for 6,5
, < .reg 1.25 for 95 e.ts
" heavy woollen Unde rw,,,ar reg 1.00 for 80c
4 C'lea°up on 1 ys9uts
Boys. snits :aivn 21 regular 3 oil for 1.75
" 22x23 regnla;r 3.50 for 2 25
.t 24.05 '.t 2 75 for 1.75
.t " 24x25 1 25 for 2 25
" 25x26 " 3 75 for 2.50
.t " 27x28 " .. Co for :i 25
t. 31x33 " 7.00 for 4 50
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less of cost
Perces down to the lowest notch
on Furs a d Crass
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are alive yet,
at. the Old Place!
A Bigger Stock of
Evei:'zr thing than ever
Wrigns Sleighs, Cutters,
Uzirritages covered and open
ill tris 4atest styles in Bug-
gies, all our own make.
Alsoall kinds of Implem-
ents such as, all the lead-
ing makes of Sulky ' and
Waning plows. Root
Pullers that different kinds
Loudon s:Double Steel Hay
Tori: trarak best made. Ex.
tension ladders, Magnet
Dream Separators, ' best
skimmers and easy to run
a durahlr square gear ma-
chine. Wheel barrows,
.Joliistte Grinder plates,
all Sizes. Metal pig trough
Weare -always ready to do Business with
-you at the -
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with the finest lot of
goods ever shown in
Zurich.
Just received a large
quantity to please any-
body, so drop in and see
if 1 cant suit you. Also
carry an immense No. of
samples to choose from.
All kinds of goods for
trousers, dark or light,
prices low as possible.
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T' have purchased the shoe business of Mr. P.
Bender,and the sane will be carried on at
Benders St end, with Mr. Bender in. charge.
Laundry in Connections
W. H. HO TMAN'
Tailor, - ZURICH
will arrive shortly, and has been bought from the
best makers. Our prices will always be found right
All Felt Goods at Big Reductions
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Apprelaget;;wanted to learn mil-
linery, apply" to J. J .' &lerner.
To the young man. For fine up
to date shoes, call at Sam E. Faust.
Mrs. Henry Weseloh visited at
London on Thursday.
1 have a Mace for $2000 on farm
mortgage, security. Apply to E.
Zeller, Zurich.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evange-
lical church, will meet next Tues
'lay the 7th, at 2.30 p. m. All are
requested to be present.
Anyone desiring a book on the.
hardy catalpa will please hand in
their names. Price 50 cents. A.
1iittelhulth, Zurich.
The Rev. A D. Gisehler assisted
Rev. L. K. Eidt of Dashwood in
revival meetings on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. J. J. Merner and Mr. John
Preeter are each getting two oars
of dutch setts ready for shipment
to the West.
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The most common cause of
insthnnia is disorders of the
stotuach. Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Ta stets correct these
disorders and enable you to sleep.
ifor .rale by`ali dealers.
The Dutnart boys of Berlin, have
started a pock Backing plant and
are sending up a. sample of their
bologna, to Messrs. Yungblut &
Deichert. Call at their shop on
Sats.='day.
Mr Fred $aberer left on '1 uesday
to spend the.sutmmner in Saskatche-
wan. On his way up he will visit
for a few weeks with his uncle Mr,
John Haberer, at Park Rapids,
Jlinnesota.
at a d below cost, until further
notice. Note a few of our prices
Team harness with collars, $25.
Single harness, 8.00 and up.
Halters, so to 75Cts.
5oct full raw hide whip, 35cts.
Curry=combs, 3, io and i5cts.
20 percent off all horse blankets,
bells nd mitts.
See our trunks, 1
regular 2.50, for 13
Zuit cases, from 1.25 up.
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AT THE OLD RELIABLE WHERE THINGS nE DONE UP HIM,
The following is the report for S
S. No. 8, Hay, for the month of
February. n,
V olass Chien -ruecuner.
Sr IV Luella. 'Kuntz.
Jr IV Tillie Mintz, Edwin Bart.
man, Theodore Miller, Gerrie Wie-
gand (absent).
Sr II[ Otts Trueir;ner, Ida Mesa-
neSt,
Jr III Clara' Kuntz, Laura Shu-
t aoher, Hilda Shurnacher Lillie
BroderY,ek. Clara Wiegand, Charlie
Hartman, hhnma Messner.
Sr 1r Ethel; Klienfeldt, Herbert
Messner, Npra Miller, Norman
Klienfe1dt,
Beulah Wiegand, Henry
Becker, Christina Backer..
pt It Agnes Harttnan, Tillie
Mes:'uer, Willie Ztler, Howard
Truenyner, Ernie Miller, Valentine
}3ecker, •
St pt 1 Kuno Hartman, Edward
MetiAner, Elmore 1i.lienfcllt, ti Ida
Messner, '. (s3raybiel, Teacher
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
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Gey. our combination Door=keeps
you warm in wi }ter and cool in
summer. Windows glazed and
repai red.
We buy all kinds of good logs.
custom sawing and Planing
mill work done on short notice.
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