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Mr. Mer +er has been away for a week Visiting all the Big
Dry Goods Wholesalers in Lon on and Toronto.
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The Wholesalers are compelled to sell owl g to the tightness
of money, therefore the purchaser who p.. ys Spot Cash gets
Big Discounts and this is handed to our Customers.
New Dress Fabrics.
Are ready for inspection. Bigger
assortment, prettier colorings and
weaves, and lower prices than you will
be likely to find eleswhere. Harris
Tweeds in stripes, the new goods for
suits nothing newer to be had.
SILKS
Silks are being worn more this
spring, than ever before. Chiffon
Taffata, being very fashionable, in.
brown, navy and black, 14 yds of chif-
fon taffata, will make a very dressy and
durable dress. •Talneline and Jap silks
also fashionable, showing all w
shades.
Chiffon Taffata
We are showing this goods in
all the new shades, Tan, Brown and
Navy. This goods is a nice weight
suitable for waists and skirt, or suits.
Panamas and Voiles
Are very strong this season.
black voile, is being worn very much,
and copen-hagan, blue, in the new
shade, also a new shade in brown and
navy.
VENETIANS
This goods has a nice satin fin-
ish, looks well and is very servieable,
we are showing this in all the shades,
black, brown, navy, green and red.
Ladies Ready To Wear
New Spring rackets. tight and loose
fitting looks very dressy.
Shirts. Made up in grey and brown
mixed, tweeds, trimmed of self goods.
Waists. Silk waists, white, brown
and. navy, Nett waists, white only.
Long Gloves to match.
Lawn Waists, We have never shown
a larger assortment, than wo are show-
ing this season,
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New India linens, and Persian
laws, embroderies, and laces, spring
assortment complete.
PRI NTS
200 patterns to choose from,
surely we can suit the most particu
lar buyer, with as large an asscrt-
ment, we have the prints to back up
the statement, prices 5cts up to 14.
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fIUSLINS
White, with ribbon stripes, also
showing some nice checked patterns,
nice goods for dresses and waists we
are showing one special in this line
at 5 cts per yard. Dresden muslins,
dainty patterns, very pretty for dres-
ses.
LIN
OLEUM
Tiine is here, 8 patterns to
choose from, 4 yds wide.
WALL PAPER
We are showing a big range of
wall papers, We are selling borders
same price as wall and ceiling.,.
Headquarters For
House Furnishings
New shipment of Carpet squares,
Jute, Tapestry and Axminster, rang-
ing in price from $2.75 to $22.00
Stair pads and Carpet Paper, Lace
Curtains. Onr stock is complete and our
prices are cut very close.
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MARKET REPORT.—The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich,
markets corrected up to Thursday
Barley.... . 62 to 63
Peas 80 80
Bran 23.00
Shorts •.. 25.00
Oats. 50 50
Wheat. 91 91
Hay .. ..... 12,00
Dried apples 5 5
Cover seed 10.00 11,00
Potatoes .,,... 45 45
Butter • 25 25
Eggs 20 20
Hogs liveweight 4.75 4.75
HENSALL MARKETS
Wheat... ........ 91. 94
Oats ...,.. 53 . 53.
Barley..'.... 65 66
Peas .... . 84 84
Hogs liveweigh.t...... 4,75 4.75
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Golden Opportunity For You
1�TEVEI IN THE HISTORY OF ZURICH
A Y did your dollars pull such a load. of
Furinture than just now. The stock
must be sold, as we are going to build.
The roof of the present building must
be pulled down; then you see we have
no room to store up furniture. Besides
this the Factories have advanced all
prices for 1908. Now is your time to
stock up.
WELL, Manager.
C. HARTLEIB, Zurich