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CLE • INC
SALE
FOR 15 DAYS ONLY BEGINNING FEB. 20th, TO MARCH 9th.
In these times of high prices, itis to your special benefit to come
tnd share in this clearing tale. The prices we are quoting on many
lines of goods are less than• wholesale prices to -day
Here are a few of them. We have many more to show you, so
lie sure and come and get your share of these wonderful bargains
BLANKETS
SILK POPLINS
New goods in leading shades, sub
Marine, khaki, claret, Russian Gre-
en, etc. 1 yd wide at 1.50 yd.
PRINTS
Best qualitie blues. at '30c yd. light
colors 20c and 25 cents. yd.
GINGH AMS
40 in. wide, checks and d tripes to
clear at 25c to 35c pery
SWEATER COATS
25%, off on all sweater coats. Some
special bargains, do not mise these
DRESS GOODS
pieces only Reg. 60c to 55e to
clear at 45c .per yard.
Best quality extra value. We are
overstocked in these, so offerthem
all 1 2-4 at $3.90 a pair. 11-4 at
$3.00. 10-4 at 2.65.
TOWELING
300 yds reg. 30e value to clear att
200 yds reg 25c value to clear yadt
15c
FLANNEL•CTTS
A11 yd. wide flanneletts light, and
dark colors, Reg. price 35 and 10e
now 30c A few pieces at 22$25c.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies heavy fleeced g. w 4priee00 yd.
Childress ribbed reg d 40c.
oo Clean at 40c.
reg. 45c value 35c.
MEN'S PANTS & SHIRTS 50
Men's cottenade pants reg. 2.50
$ . 00
Everyday shirts abargain at $1.00
,MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
Zurich Garage
GIFT YOUR
AUTO ACCESSORIES
At the Garage where you always •
GET SERVICE
.A. full stook of
FORD PARTS
ALWAYS ON HAND
We can supply you with
Any make of Auto Tires,
HENRY GALL rIAN
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mien's and Boys suits and overcoats selling at big reduced prices
E xtra values In boys suits, sizes frokn 25 to 32. Do not miss these.
LADIES' COATS
A few ladies coats left
We have them from $5.0
values we offer.
Fresh Ginger snaps ... 2
Canned tomatoes
2 packages Lux for .....:..
3 pkgs. 15e. matches ...
Valencia resins at ... -.-
Lantern globes ._.
Rabbit's cleanser ._. ... 3
TERMS OF THIS SALE,
Mrs. Jacob Kennel and children
visited relatives in New Hamburg
last week.
Dr. E. Campbell and Mr. W. G.
Hess were vieitors in London on
Wednesday.
Messrs. C. Hartleib and S. E.
Faust were in 'London for a few
daysl ast week on busine.ss
Pte. M. Johnston -a member of
the United States Army, was a
visitor at ;he home of Mr. Wrn.
Lamont, over Sunday'.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wurm and dau-
ghter, Kathleen and Miss M�
Routledge attended the Geiser -
Haugh wedding near Dashwood on
W. ducsuay.
which we are clearing out regardless of price
0 up. Yo u mus tsee these to appreciate the
...15c lb.
Oc, a tin
._.25e.
40c.
15c 1b.
10c each
for 25c.
CASH OR TRADE, NO GOODS BOOKED
PRIC}•1S
i�! ,i 1.;. •�
Be sure and get your
share of these.
AT SALE
J. Gascho & Son
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AUCTION SALE
Of Farm rm Stock and Implements,
etc„ The undersigned auctioneer
has received uinstructions to sell
the fowwol.ng by Public Auction
at Loc 17 eon. 8, Babylon Line, St-"
a!nley, 2 miles from Varna, on
Wednesday, April 9th, Sale com-
mensee at 12.30 o'clock p. in. Sharp.
HORSES
1 Agricultural gelding, rising '4
yrs. old; 1 Agr. gelding rising 8;
Agr, mare rising 12; 1 Gen Pure
gelding, rising 3; 1 driving mare
•riisiing 10; in foal to Percheron •
:horse; 1 driving horse; 8 yrs. old
good single or double; 1 driver,
4 yrs. oid,
CATTLE
Registered Shorthorns, Females
Blarney Lass -107868- due to
calf June 8th; White Lily 3rd.,
-123106- due May 16th; Annie Lau-
rie -132799- 17 months old; Vee-_
ey's Choice Signet -102527-; Cor-
elli 3rd -99298-.
. BULLS;- Blarney Marquis, -12-
8023-, roan, 12 months old; Royal
Signet, -128022-, roan, 5 months
old,
GR4DE CATTLE;- 2 cows dues
in May, 1 cow clue in August; 1
scow due in Sept.; 4 heifers due
in May and June; 1 farrow eow;
7 steers 2 yrs. old; 6 steers com-
ing 1 yr. old; 3 heifers coming 1;
1 calf 5 months old; 1 calf '2
months old.
„1HOGS, HENS., Regi,st-
el� Yorkshire sow due to"litter at
`tune of Sade; About 75 hens, -2
geese, 1 gander, 2 turkey hens, 1
thick and a drake,
While they last, a limited number
of Coal Oil Heaters at a snap. Just
the time you need them these cool
spring evenings at Melick and Braun.
The Ward -Buchner Concert Co.
will give a concert in the Town
Hall, Hensall, onf the evening of
April 7th. This will be a high
class musical treat and well worth
hearing.
It. is reported that the Farm-
er's Publishing Co. Ltd., have
purchased the Weekly Sun and will
publish it as the official organ of
the United Farmers of Ontario. If
the shareholders retify the propo
sal. the paper will be published we-,
ekly, as at present, but will be us-,
ed to build the foundation for.
daily paper.
A poultry conference was recent -
1y bled in Ottawa with the object
of stimulating and extending the
poultry industry. One of thechief
resolutions put through was for
the payment of eggs on quality
bask and that no person, firm,
corporation or association shall re-
ceive or demand payment for bad
eggs, t
LOT OF RATS.
Mr. C. Fritz, the shoeman, besi-
des selling boots and shoes, has
worked up an extensive business
in the raw fur trade. During the
past week he handled no less than
625 Muskrat skins. The rats were
caught by trappers below Grand
Bend and Port Franks. The sk-
ilns were all in prime condition and
realized a handsome suns for the
trappers,
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GIRL WANTED - For general
house work, steady employment,
no washing $20.00 per month. Ap-
ply to Mrs. H. Stewart, Seaforth,
Onit.
AUCTION SALE
OE Household Effects at Zurich
on Saturday, April 5th, at 1.30 O'-
clock. E. Bossenberry, auctioneer
J. F. Biekbeil, proprietor.
IMIORSO
6 ONLY
FAMOUS No. 21
Fleury Plows in stock
at 21 w ale they last
Following at last year's prices
ONE DAIN HAY LOADER, NONE BETTER.
PETER HAMILTON SCUL+'FLER., BEST ON MARKET
PETER HAMILTON CULTIVATOR.
.BISSELL DISC HARROW BISSEL LAND ROLLER
ONE 43S p. UNITED GASOLINE ENGINE, SLIG:HTLY USED,
ABOVE WILL BE SOLD AT CUTPRICES, AS WE NFs7z7 TUEMON-
EYE.
We handle pumps, piping, etc
7LIFIJOH
GRANDMA USED SAGE
T[A 10 DARKEN HAIR
Pile mixed Sulphur with it to
Restore Color, Gloss,
Youthfulness.
NNNO s'CK-IENT'
Will be open for business commencing
SATURDAY MARCH 15$
with a complete line .of
HARDWARE AND
FURNITURE
Your needs in repairing and plumbing
attended to promptly
Melick
Successors to Hartleib & Faust
Phone 63 Produce taken at highest prices
New Store at Drysdale
I
Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
a few applications will prove a revela-
tion if your hair is fading, streaked or
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul-
phur recipe at home, though, is trou-
blesome. An easier way is to get a
bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This is the old-time recipe
improved by the addition of other in-
gredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive- dihitzi.
Wyeth's By
ndaSulphur ourhair
rpound G. ii 'Elliott, David A. Johnston,
HAVE OPENED UP A GENERAL STORE BUSINESS, AND CAN
SUPPLY YOU •WITH GROCERIES, HARDWARE, AND WORKING
SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
k
BRING YOUR PRODUCE.
Jos. S. Bedard Drysdalc
IMPLEMENTS
8 -ft, Deering binder used 3 yrs.
6 -ft. Deering mower nearly new;
13- disc Deering drill nearly new;
Deering hay loader, M. H. side
rake, 10 -ft Deering steel rake;
M: H ,cultivator and seeder com-
bined, Mann cultivator, Deering
corn binder, cut only 10 acres; M.-
H.
:H. land roller, Oliver scuffler with
bean harvester, No. 21 Verity plYw.
Ng. 10 Percival plow, Cockshutt
riding pplow, Premier riding plow;
Noxon di,se, 2 sets 3 -section har-
rows ; 4 -section harrow doublotre-
es; 1 -horse mealier, gang plow;
2 wagons; wagon box, new gravel
box; 16 -ft hay rack; 2 sets bob-
sleighs, flat rack, democrat with
pole and shafts, 2 lop buggies;
2 -cutters; 2 stoneboats; pig rack;
grindstone; new 40 gal. feed
cooker, fanningmill, root nulper; 4
h. p, gasoline engine; 8 -inch Jol-
iette grinder; bag truck; 1000-1b.
scales, sugar kettle, ga.ly. water
tank, pig troughs, 2 oak barrels,
lawn mower; 2 gale. apple dri-
ers, large and small; grass seed
sower, hand corn planter, wheel
barrow, grain bags; about 150
cedar posts, some end posts, a
quantity of lumber, set breeching
harness, 2 sets backhand harness,
2; sets single harness, set extra
good horse collar.; 2 robes; horse,
blankets, rug, post hole auger,
London fence weaving machine,
wire ,stretcher and reel, new -De
Laval cream separator, National
t.reazn separator, Daisy chuff+n;new
Gurney Oxford range, Kalamazoo
range, _Belle oak heater, whiffletr
aes; neckyokes; forks, hoes, shov
els, and other articesl too numer-
ons a .me
t n'ioni
Annoucement
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTE D LOCAL AGENTS FOF TAS
CELEBRATED MASSEY-HARRIS IMPLEMENTS AND BEG TO AN-
NOUNCE THAT WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS IN TBH
LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
ALSO REPAIRS FOR MACHINERY, PLOW POINTS,
:!
ETC..
GIVE US A CALL,.
H. Datars
Zurich
& Son
- Ont.
You can dress well
here and save money.
We aro showing attractive lines
for spring.
Cornelis and look over our stock of
NIFTY SUITINGS
RAIN COATS
• PANTINGS
READY-MADE CLOTHING
SHIRTS
iCOLPARS
TIES
CAPSUNDERWEAR •- Comb
ination and two piece
-All Wool.
Denomy Bros., Zurich
Special Bargains
the next 10 daps
Dress Goods, Flannellette
Blankets, Clothing
i
Positively no reserve as prop-
rietor has sold his farm and is
going West.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $10.00 and under,
Cash. Over that amount 8 mon-
ths Credit will be given ion furnish
in"g approved joint notes. Apar
cent. off for cash on credit am -
no one can tell, because it does it so Auctioneer Proprietor.
naturally, so evenly. You just dampen W. R. Stephenson, Clerk.
a sponge or soft brush with it and .---a•-----
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared, and,
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifuIIy dark, glossy,
soft and luxuriant.
This preparation is a delightful toilet
requisite and is not Intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of dis-
AUCTION SALE
Of Real •Esta' e and Furniture in
T7ashwood on Saturclav, Mar. 291h.
:Property of late Jacob Kuntz,
drO"30t1berr 1li'`'r1''iC^".
ger, Tae, Schroeder, Executors.
Ladies' Underwear
Hosiery Towelling
Groceries and Redpath Sugat
T. L. WPM Phone 78