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now that we have doubled
our floor space, will become
increasingly popular with
the Buying Public.
is at its best just now, a.; d
we are in a position to give
customers the very best of
service, and close prices.
For Fall and Wnter, in Kfl
the leading shades of Navy,
Green, Brown, and Black.
This Store has for years
been the leader in this lube
and we expect a bigger
b 'sines than ever.
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You will make no mistake
if you hey your Furs at
this Store. The prices and
qualities are RIOHT.
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A CHICKEN IMPORTER.
Ur. Win., Carterof Constance,
who is known as the "Chicken
King" of .FI'uron from the fact that
he is the largest and most success
fu1 breeder, placed in bis pens on
Tatesccay four Ilaatnburgs which he
imported from glue, . Lancashire,
England, Ere had to pay a fanny
price for them but was after the
best quality obtainable and the
price was a secondary consideration
Importing chickens; from England
may semi rather strange to some
but among the best breedaz's it is
conceded that they do raise some
superior strains over the water.
Mr. Carter was quite pleased with
his importation and believes they
will enable him to make an even
better record at the Provincial
Fairs •than heretofore—Clinton
News -Record,
IOW BLUE PRINTS ARE MADE.
To make solution for blue•prin t,
make a eolution of Potassium ferri-
cyanide, 3. ounce to 5 ounces of
watoi, ; also a second solution. of
ounce of citrate of iron and am-
monia to fi ounces of water. These
two solutions will keep indefinitely
in separate bottles. To prepare the
paper, take equal parts of the solu-
tions and mix them. The mixture
is sensitive to light, and the rest of
the work must be done in to feeble
light. With a swab dipped, in the
solution cover the paper by passing
across in parallel lines, and after-
ward crosswise of these, so as to
have au even layer of liquid all
over the paper and yet not enough
to flow or drip. The paper is bung
by a pin in the Clark to dry. It is
then ready for printing. After
printing in bright sunlight. the
picture is developed by putting it
under water. Wash thoroughly
till the white parts of the picture
are clear.
Tickling, tight Coughs, can be
surely and quickly Ioosened with a
prescription Druggists are dispens-
ing everywhere as Dr Shoop's cou-
gh remedy. And it is so very, very
different than common cough medi-
cines. Ng Opium, no Chloroform,
absolutely- nothing harsh or unsafe
The tender leaves of a harmless,
lung healing mountainous shrub,
gives the curative properties to Dr
Shoop's cough remedy. Tnose
leaves have the power to calm the
most distressing cough and to
soothe atd'heal the most sensitive
bronchial nietnbrane. Mothers
should, for safety's sake alone al-
ways demand Dr Shoop's. It can
with perfect freedom be given to
even the youngest babes. Test it
yourself -4 r sd see. Sold by J J
Alernor ..
RURAL MAIL DELIVERY
Tho Postoftace department has by
no tneans siackeued its efforts to
lay out rural mail delivery routes.
,Ur. George Ross, general superin-
tendent, who has charge of the
work, is now in Nova Scotia, laying
out several routes, and. on his re-
turn Will consult with the depart.
nu:nt as to. further work. While
it is expected that there wilt not
bo the saute rush by farmers to get
free delivery in the winter as in
the summer, the po.stoffice depart-
ment is ready to receive applica-
tions from any group of farmers
Along any established trail route,
and when received an inspector
will be sent over the route to re-
port as to the outlook. If this re -
pert Is favorable the free delivery
will be started as soon as climate
conditions permit.
Clubbing rates,.
We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with Tun 1clteRALn
Daily Globe 8 4.25
Mail. & Empire 4.25
Weoldy Globe . , 1.75
Mail & Empire 1.00
Berliner ,Tournal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.00
Daily Advertiser 2,25
Weekly Advertiser .1.50.
Weekly Sign 1.75
Farmer's Advocate 2.25
MARKET . REPORT.—The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurioh,
markets corrected up to Thursday
Barley,,,, aid, to 50
Peas ... , .. 80
13run 20.0o
Shorts . .... .22.00
Oats.......................'' 37
ss 90
Wheat.
Dried apples • , . .
(;cover seecl 10.00
Potatoes . 40
Butter.. ,, 21
Eggs .., .. 21
los liveweight...... O.,0o
HENSALL MARKETS
Cook's Best Flour....
Wheat......
Oats
Peas... ..,
00
88
52
84
Hogs liveweight 0.00
7.00
5
11,00
21
21
0.00
2.75
01
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52
85
6.00
get immediate rend Prom
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Lfor
11 months. Remittanc sondon must edvertiser received be-
fore 1st Jan. 1909.
and he a;tays awake all night because his
mattress is lumpy and 'his spring sags in
the centre. That's why he is not fit for
work the next day.
No man can toss about on an uncom-
fortable bed at night ai.Utt keep up his
end in the day time.
Buy .aim one of
H rtjeib's Felt flattresses
and Comfort Spring
then you overcome this difficulty.
wry
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ZURICH
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HURON'S LARGEST C MBI ATNON STORE
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is becoming-, more and
more, an important factor
in modern business •neth-
oils. if we knew of a
better Mediu mm than the
Deal paper, we would tell
you® Does your advertise=
ment appear in this issue
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m tet. ..i .aG6ipk�a's'!Rt1ST'71ANStalitaXgrafaraMMINtang
ow is the time
to buy your
Winter Shoes
We have the best Winter Footwear that
can be bought. You can always rely on get,
ting the best when you buy here.
Men's and oys' Socks
Felt Uoods Women's Leggi n s Etc.
Prices will be Satisfactory
P. BEADIER Zurich