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IN LAD1E
REDUCTIONS
COATS
We have a few Ladies' and Children's Coats still on
hand, which must be sold, so now we are offering them at
greatly r'ednoed prices. These are new coats, up -to- date
in style and made of good servicea,ble materials. We can
wave you money. Hare aro a few prices:
1 brown Tweed reg $16 50 for $13 1 only fur lined, reg $35 now for $25
1 „ heavy Melton cloth $12 kr $10 1 „ blk Arabian lamb 22.50 for $18-
A few girls' and child, err's coats at 25 1 ,, brown Eng Tweed trimmed with
black plush reg $20 50 for $16
coats to clear at 1 ,, blk Zibeline cloth $18 for i$16
1 „ striped „ n $18 50 for $15
per cent off.
6 only ladies' cloth
$4 each.
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a .i lar Price.
Mn's Overco .t
„ $10 50 for $9 50
4 „ boys overcoats size 33 to 36
to clear at $3 50 each
1 doz boys toques reg 25c for 15c ea
1 only hveay, lined astrachan lined,
Marmot collar reg $25 for $20
2 „ blk astr'n lined $15 for $,11 59
1 ,, heavy cloth reg $12 50 for $ll
1 ,, $11 for $9 75
S U 4 PE MATS
We have a lot of stamped mats again in si_= ck in
different patterns and sizes. Prices from :ii.? cents
to 60 cents.
Fresh Groceries always on ;hand
R1JBY arid. GASOIIO
PHONE 17
CREAM WANTED.
I have made arrangements with Silverwoods
Dairy, London, to take eream at
My Residence, Zurich, anytime
during the week.
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Creais tested when brought to my residence
and paidifor on delivery. Price paid ti i
week was 33 cents per pound.
I3ighest Cash PriUU for E2 gs
L IIUDS0N, phone 5 ZUkJCH
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LOCAL t A.RK.T
Corrected every Thursday.
$.26
30
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes 75
Wheat new 1.02 1.06
Oats 38 88
Barley 45 50
Buckwheat 65
Flour 3.25 3,75
Bran $25.00
Shorts 28.00
Low Grade 85.50
Live Hogs fob Hensall 9.00
Butter
Eggs
Local News
Misses Celia Hess and Verde Fuss
are visiting relatives and friends in
Saltford, near Goderich.
The annual meeting'of the Zurich
Agricultural Society will be held in
the Town hall :here next Thursday.
Mr Louis Weber, of town, under-
went a successful operation for rup-
ture at a London hospital last week.
A number of good cows for sale,
due to calf about March 1st. Apply
to F Eisenbach, Babylon Line, Zurich
P. 0.
A Bible Conference will be held in
Mennonite church, Zurich commenc-
ing Jan T8th to 28rd. Everybody is
welcome.
Mr Thos Davidson, son of Wm
Davidson, Goshen line south, left, on
Thursday for Hensel+where be has.
enlisted in the 161st Battalion.
Lost—Antomobile tire chain be-
tween my farm, Bronson Line, and
Crediton. Finder kindly notify me
or leave ai D Mclsaac's blacksmith
shop, Crediton. Alfred Melick, Zurich.
Mr Jacob Kipfer and bride returned
last week from a short wedding tri
to Baden and points in IbIichigan.
They are staying with the bride'
narentr, Mr and Mrs John Gascho;
Bronson Line, fora short time.
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Mr A Heideman will be at my offic
over T L Wurtn's store, every Se*
day until.February ebruary 15th, 1916, to set
tie accounts clue me, Anybody no
able to pay accounts in cash will Scat.
tie by note. J. J. Merrier
On page 5 of the issue we publle
the by-laws necessary to be voted u
by the ratepayers of .Dashwood to giv
the townships of Stephen and Ha
power to issue debentures to cover th
cost of construction, equipment, etc.
for a supply of hydro power for tba
village. As Dashwood is situated i
two townships it is necessary to pas
two by-laws. The vote will be het
on Feb 14th.
The new stamp of three -cent valu
issued by Portmaster-General Casgraia
to overcome the inconvenience cause
by the necessity of affixing an "extra
war stomp of one cent to all letters
is now being sent out. The stamp i
the ordinary two -cent stamp, the issue
of the new stamp has been greatl
faciliated and is now being made 'a
the rate of a million' a day. All cities
in Canada have already been supplies
and instruction have been issued tc
the distribution offices in each provin
ce to have the stamps distributed a
expenditiously as possible. Within r
week's time the department will be in
a position to issue these stamps at the
rate of 2.000,000 per day.
Triumph of 0. A. C. No. 72.
It is interesting to note that at th
college in 1915 the '0 A 0 No 72
oats gave a yield at the raie of 103.f;
bushels per acre, its nearest cempetitot
'American Banner,' yielding 92.t
bushels," said Professor Zavitz, in re
viewing the results of co-operativ
experiments in agriculture carried of
at the college and on more than 4,Q0i
farms through Ontario.
Advertise in the Herald
SOUTH HURON FARMERS
STITUTE MEETINGS
The Regular Meetings of the Sout
Huron Farmers Institute will be hel
at Brucefield, Jan 20, 2 p m.
Varna, Jan 20, at 7.30 p m Exete
J,an.21, .at 2 and 7.30 p m.
To be addressed by J 0 Duke, Rutt
Yen; Robt Murphy, Allison; and 1
Mary McKenzie Smith, Gravenhar'st,
The Subjects to the discussed ai
"Maintaining the Fertility of the Soi
"l)ua Purpose Cattle" ; "The Choice
Occupation" "Business End of Earn
ing" ; "Some of the Needs of Ontar.
Agriculture"; Etc.
At afternoon meetings Dr Maa
Mckenzie Smith will address the la
les only. Subject selected.
Alex Buchanan, Pres.
A. H. Dtitipo, Secretsi
LET PEOPE KNOW
Lost, strayed, for sale, wanted, found,
to rent, card of thanks, and all want ads,
for insertion in this coin tun will be charg-
led for at a rate of 25c each insertion Prov -
icling they don't exceed 5 lines,' payable
strictly in.:advance,
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MEETING 01+ HURON COUNTY
' COUNCIL
The council of the corporation of
the Oouuty of Huron will meet in the
council chamber, in the Town of God-
Arich, on Tuesday the 25th. inst. at
the hour of 3 o'clock. All , accounts
for settlement must be placed with
the clerk before this date.
Dated Jan 10th 1916. W Lane
Clerk.
Knitting Done
I have ;:.installed a new knitting
machine and am now in a position to
.do work of this kind. Charges are 15
cents and 20 cents.a pair for knitting
stockings or socks, and 10 cents a pair
for knitting on the leg part.
Walter Steele, R. R. No. 8, Zurich,
Phone 8 on 81.
Bull and Boar
For Service
Shorthorn Durham Bull for service.
$1.5o with privilege of returning, to
be paid following January. Also Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar for service,
$1,00. Joseph Rau, Drysdale.
,STRAYED
Onto my premises, lot 5, con ' 12,
Hay, a red steer, about 2 years old,
Owner can procure same by paying
expenses, and proving property. G
Oestreicher, Dashwood.
For Sale
Seed Oats for sale, 0. A, C., 72,
pure, grown from registered stock.
Price $1.25 per bushel. Also some
0. A, 0. barley at the same price.
I Apply quick..
Faruk Couchlin, R. R. No. 2,
Crediton.
ANNUAL MEETING
The Tenth Annual Meeting of the
t Huron Weather Insurance Mutual
Company will be held in'the .
' Township Rall, Zurich, on Wednesday
Jau 26th, 1916, at 1.80 p.m.
to receive and dispose of the Financial
Statement and Auditor's Report, tc
elect Directors and Auditors and trail.e sact such other business as may bE
considered for the welfare of the Com.
pant.
n, D. Fotheringham, Pres.
s A. G. Smillie, Secy.
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1 0. A. C. No 72 oats. The oats yol
1 read so much about, Price $,1,00 pe
3, bushel. Guaranteed free of wild oat
, and noxious weeds, 0, 'Copp tele
s phone, 18 on 93, R. R. No 2 Zurich
New Ads in this Issue
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Ruby & Gescbo.
Tenders Wanted.
I Dashwood Hydro By -Laws.
Proud and Jealous.
b A member of The Toronto Tele•
gram" staff, who is in the fighting
line in France, writes as follows tc
his paper:
"A pretty good story is going the
rounds arising out of the rivalrj
existing between the first and seconc
" contingents. An officer of the seconc
remarked to an officer of the first, ii
London on sick leave—
" 'We've had a h-11 of a time living
3 down your reputation in England.'
"'Ah, um,' said• the sick man, a
he slowly surveyed the spick ani
span ot1cer of the second contingent
1 'Is that so? Let me tell you, you']
) have one h-11 of a time living up t
our reputation in France.'
"So you see we are already bee=
as well as proud of ou
ing jealous,
fighting fame."
Life Story in Teeth.
h Camp dentists can almost tell are
d eruit's life -story from his teeth.
military dental clinic of six chat
has been in operation at Niagara fc
several months, and during that ti the mouths of 3,000 ,patients hall
>. been looked into. And the gene,
)r conclusion from this inspection .
that the Canadian -born as a who]
have better teeth than those born '
ee the British Isles, that of Canadi
1" teeth those of city boys are the bes
5f' and those of rural recruits are shod
1, ingly bad.
io .A 'volunteer dentist who has mac
a name for himself as a hard work
left for his home recently. Ile
.^y Dr. 1': 'leetzel of'Barbados. Dr. Te
a. tel., who is a brother of Mr. Justi
teetzel, heard in Barbados that vc
dentists were wanted, cabl
he was coming, and, without waits
;y for .rte ans�v'er set cult for Toronto.
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THESTOVE QUESTION
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is easily decided if you buy a McClary Kitchener Range.
This firm has been making stoves for 60 years. Or a
Superb Favorite, made in Sarnia. The third generation
generation of this firm is now making stoves.
Now if you buy one of the above makes of stoves,
you will not make a miss shot, but hit the goal every
time. And then for cheapness we can knock out any
departmental store in Canada.
Cook Stove, with reservoir burns wood or coal for $18.00 ; up.
Look at the cut of the above range with reservoir ,varming closet, tile 1 ack
in closet and thermoneter, highly nickeled, guaranteed in every way for $38.-
00 cash.
Hundreds of people of Zurich and vicinity tesify that the best stoves are al-
ways sold at Hartleibs.
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