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have much pleasure in extending to our
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our Fall Opening; which we have arranged to take o
place, Tuesday, Sep ember, twenty-first and follow- :
LSing. days. Every Department of our store is well
stocked and assorted with the different lines of
goods in spite of the fact' that it has been very dif.
• ,• ficult to secure goods in many lines, but by being •
• righ't on the job and buying early we are in a po
• sition to give you the goods at prices just a little •
better than you can get at many places.
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novel. shown a beautl u
Millinery and the prices are wonderfully moderate. °o
Everybody invited to call Tuesday and following
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FOR street wear you
cannot get a more
serviceable
cloth. It
drapes well
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be.tte.r seem.
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serge, and
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Every shade.
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with our display of t,
Dress Goods. Wehave
the rated Priestly.� cele b
Goods which have been•
very popular in thepast
and we still claim the
reputation of showing
the finest range of Dress
Goods shown anywhere
its. Gabardines, Broad •
Clothe, Serges. etc. •
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M :.i ntlings
A nice range of Mantiings. in all the leading cloths
and shades i
£we ter Coats
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are showing the largest range of Sweater e
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coats we have ever had. All sizes for men, women
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•,, Underwear 4.
�We are showing a full range of Men's and Ladies' . Under– +•b
4 wear in Combinations for Men and Women, fleeced lined shirts
• drawers, all wool, unshrinkable, and we also have the celebrated 3
!' Wolsely line, the best all wool underwear on the Market. e
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s4 We have just opened up afine range of furs, Muffs from 4.
[di $12.00 down. Ruffs in all different classes. Men's and Ladies'
' fur lined Coats, from $25,00 up to $1000.00. Men's Coon Coats,
special values this season. Ladies' Musk Rat Coate full length I.
P at bargain prices. 3
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Dinner Sets 4.
h 'w We were fortunate to secure another package of celebrated 3
11 Austrian China Dinner Setts, This is the last we can get as
• they are entirely out of the market. Anyone looking for a sett
; d of dishes should riot fail to see them.before snaking a, purohase. 3
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,' - We are still hand ling' the famous Peninsula Oast Iron and 3
Steel Ranges We have handlenthis same line for ten years +i
,,"k, and they are still givng the best of satisfaction, We also have 3
'* the 13app,v Thought, and any other make you may desire.
4 If you feel as though yon should have your home heated �:
® with a furnace, call in and let us explain you the allele/ice of
• the Sect furnace, matte by Clare Bros of Preston. The best 3
as and most economic) furnace on the market, +
10 We are prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing for Bath Rooms
• and Hot Water heating.. Give us a call,
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Prtoduce of all kinds taken
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NOTICE
House and Lot For Sale—also shop
Possession given October 1st if necess-
ary 1 am building a Business Block
in Zurich and offer the above Proper-
ties at right Prices, apply to P W Hess,
Jeweller.
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7 LOCAL NEWS.
20 per cent off out fly nets for the
next two weeks. 0 Hartlib.
Misses Olive O'Brien and Freda
Kalbfleiseh left on Monday for Strat-
ford, when they are attending Normal
School,
Dr E S Hardie, dentist, will be
at the Dominion House, Zurich, .on
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 22nd
and 23rd.
Mr and Mrs E W Stoskopf, and
Misses Matilda and Susie Johnson,
are visiting friends in Mitchell and
Stratford, this week.
Zurich and vicinity was well re-
presented at•London Fair this week,
A large number of citizens were in
attendance and report the exhibition
up;to former years..
Messrs Mason and Haines, of Blyth
manufacturers and owners of the
famous Wiltshire Oils, paid a business -
visit to our town on Tuesday. Mr
Jacob Deichert is agent for Zurich for
their goods.
Capt Dunlop, Goderich, has receiv-
ed instructions to enlist at once 250
men for the 71s1 Battalion in Huron
and Bruce counties with centers in
Goderich, Clinton, Exeter, Wingham,
Kincardine, Walkerton, Wiarton and
Sontption
Hoy Mi Kelhoffer, who has : been
doing missionary work in China for
some years and who is home on fur-
lough, 'delivered two interesting
sermons in the Evangelical church'
last Sunday morning and evening on
the life and needs of the Chinese,
Peaches and grapes are in excel•
lent shape, according to the growers
and shippers, The trees and vines
have not borne as heavily as usual,
but the growers find compensation in
the extra high quality. They believe
they will get about as much for their
output as in former years. It would
be wise for Canadian households to
take advantage of the splendid quality
and put down liberal quantities, more
than usual.
COURT OF REVISION
A Court of Revision of the Voters'
List as published for the year 1915,
was held in the Town Hall last Friday
His Honor, Judge Doyle, senior judge
of Huron County presided, Quite a
number of changes were made in the
list, some names being added while
others were struck off.
TO SCHOOL TFAOIIERS
We arepleased at all tunes to publish
school reports of the various schools
in the Township of Hay and Stanley
and would ask the teachers to furnish
us a report of the standing of the
pupils monthly. This undoubtedly
creates interest among the pupils and
gives the parents an opportunity to
learn how their children are progress-
ing in school work,
Incorporated 1855
The
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CAPITAL and RESERV
$8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
A. Genera, Banking
Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDI
BANK NONLY ORDERS
Savings Balk Department
Iutorest'eurcei3t rates
Zu rwh Br�a;nnh
R: T'. DIUNLOP, Manager
FALL FAIRS
Discussing fall fairs, the: Farmer's
Advocate remarks that if ruraldwellers
remain away from the annual ,exhibi-
tion thereason is not that they grudge
thepayment of the admission fee .but.
"too often they consider the loss of the
day on the farm is not compensated by
the enjoyment an ideas received at the
fair, lr,nd too often farmers do not at-
tend in a receptive mood.' Criticisms
are often heard from speotatore, that
they' have better live stock, fruit, farm
produce and other articles at home.
If such be true they should exhibit or
keep their opinions to themselves, for
they have not clone their duty in
making the exhibition a success. The
way to have a successful fair is through
cordial co-operation on the part of all
wt'o have an interest in the develop-
ment and progress of the community
in which they live.
Far' Sale Only When in Bar.
Seaforth, Sept. 11.—In a case
brought under the Canada Temper-
ance Act a short time ago, against
Thomas Stephens, hotelkeeper of
Seaiorth, the prosecution showed
that some liquor was found on the
premises, but not in the bar -room.
Lawyer Best, whoacted for Stephens
put no evidence in, but be contended
that, as no liquor was found in the
bar room, the prosecution must prove
that,the liquor found in any other
pert,of the premises was there for sale,
and that it is only where any liquor
is' f cued in the bar -room that it is,
under the act, deemed to be kept for
sale. The police magistrate, Mr F
Holristead, K 0, accepted Mr Best's
contention and dismissed the case.
Mr Seager, who was acting for the
prosecutor; argued that the liquor is
deet ,a� F.n' be kept for sale tf ,.found
an hei'e-in the hotel premises and
declared he would carry the case to a
higher court. It is reported that Mr
Seager has since found that Mr Best's
contention was right and that it would
bd useless for him to appeal. The de
cision is an important one from the
hotelkeepers' Standpoint.
A DAY OFF
No man can afford to stick too close
to work. True, him who would succe-
ed must -be industrious, but there is
nothing which makes quite so good
a stimulant for work as getting away
from it for a day or a few days as the
case may be. Then the best of going
away is the returning. It is just as
necessary that the farmer and his wife
take a day off now and again as it is
for thebusiness man to take a holiday.
Too much work and worry stagnates
and depresses. Human nature dem-
ands change, and the farmer deserves
his share. More work will be accomp-
lished in' a year if a few holidays are
taken than where the man and his
wife and children plod away day in
and day out, After harvest and before
cold weather comesis the time to en-
joy a little rest. - Plan a short trip and
forget work until you return. There
are other things • in life than work
worry and money. --Farmer's Advocate.
IN - MEMORIAN
In loving memory of our dear
mother and beloved wife of Mr. Char-'
les Brill, who departed this life, on
Septenper 181h, 1914, in Zurich,
Ontario.
One year has passed and still we mjss
her,
Friends may think the wound is
healed,
But little do they know the sorrow,
That lies within our hearts concealed.
And often when our hearts are sad
And grief weighs down our load
'Tis then we trust in the glorious hope
She is resting with the Lord.
The flowers we placed upon her grave,
Will wither and decay,
But the love for her who sleeps
beneath,
Will never pass away,
Husband and Family..
A Grand Fowl Supper under the
the auspices of the Ev'angelical chinch
will be given in theirtine cbrirch Ands,
Thursday 'Gaining October 1.4 th. Loolc
for announcemoiits, bills, programme,
etc.
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NEW FOOTWEA
We take much pride in announcing to the
public that we have now a complete stock ,of;
Footwear for Fall and Winter
wear for Men, Women and
Children.
All new styles are represented and quality
and value are unsurpassed.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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The Home of Good Shoes
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to;paint this spring? If so, we oan supply you with the famous
ELEPHANT BRAND
Ready -Mixed Paints
For floors and verandahs or anything that needs i,r,trit. None
better and few as good.
New and up-to-date Shoes
at popular prices.
amore new waists, aprons and read - nad.e dresses
and dress goods just opened up. All our lines are
stocked up with the latest and best that money
can buy, Come and see for yourselves and be
convinced.
BLAKE
DOUGLAS
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ARGAINS
in Boy's Clothing
Following are a few lines which we
are offering at Bargain Prices.
80 BOY'S SUITS AT A SNAP
$1.40 to $1.50 Suits for $1.0.0
:3.50 to 4.00 Snits for 2.50
4.50 to 4.75 Suits for 2.65
5.00 to 5.50 Suits for 3.25
6.00 to 6.50 Suits for 4.00
7.00 to 3,,,00 Suits for 5.25
Boy's Pants •
Boy's Cotton Knickers, regular 50c for au
All kinds of wool Knickers and Bloomers at
HALF PRICE
Boy's Overcoats at Cost and Under. Don't uritis this chanac for
' Above prices: Cash, Buta r or Eggs.
cheap clothing.
E APPEL - ZURICH
"The Clothier"
Timothy eed
Have received a shipment of first-class timothy
seed. No. 1, as to purity. Price is right
Flour and Feed- of all kinds
Groceries, Salt, Stocle,Toods, Etc., Eton
EggEggal taken in uxvheuge fors oo.l
Telephone 23
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