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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 21, 1916..
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Hd .1:01SET COVE3S.
A special purchase has made passible this astounding offer, and
tm every keen sighted woman will quickly realize thewonderful economy
in taking advantage of these exceptionally low prices. The materials
are excellent and each item represents a distinct saving in seasonable
'underwear.
36 Night Gowns of soft naiusook are shown in three different designs,
4! all in the popular slip-on styles. One rias a round yoke of dainty
l ve trimmed to match. Another in
Swiss embroidery, the short sleeves
charming Empire st, e outlined with ribbon embroidery,_has a pretty
yoke of all-over embroidery. The third gown has the yoke of em-
broidery in floral or eyelet design, Length 56 to 60 inches at 60c to
$1.60 each.
3 doz. Corset Covers of fine naiusook are in three designs. One very
pretty style has a deep yoke, back and front, of imitation Maltese and
fillet lane, cleverly combined, Another waist is fashioned from hand-
some all-over embroidery in floral and eyelet effects. rJ.'he other has.
a deep yoke formed by rows of embroidery and lace insertion, finished
with edgings of lace. Sizes 34 to 42 at 25c to 50c each.
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Good Vales in Underskirts
Dainty underskirts in white cotton have deep flounces of Swiss
embroidery in solid and open work designs, ranging from 6Oc to $2.
Lisle Boys Wash Suits
0 They are all new models including Tommy Tucker, Junior Nor- R
: four, Middy, etc., in a splendid variety of colors and patterns.
'. suits are up to our usual standard, in fact the regular `.prices are
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Mill Ends i Tic' rug
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Woe s Hose•
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• • Special Prices �nMillinery
• As the millinery season is nearly at an end we are reducing onr 4)
'. p• rices regardless of cost and would advise yon to take advantago of e
• this great reducing sale. a
i. Ladies' Cotton Voile Waists•
' ® We also have a fine assortment . in ladies' cotton voile waists
ranging in price from 75c bo $3.50 each. •
New Neckwear
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Cream'Baking Powder regular 25c sealer for 20e •
,ie Also the best ginger snaps 3 lbs for 25c 4t
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make summer cooking a pleasure. Easy to operate
absolutely safe and no shell. See them at our
w • store. We handle all sizes and styles.
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A. full line of
Screen Doors aid Windows
' • Ice Cream Freezers, Forks,
Harvest Tools, Sprayers,
O 'Lawn 'n Mowers, Etc., Etc.
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LOOK!
Why not use the best coal?
SCRANTON GOAL
Chestnut, Furnace, s Black
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
C. F. CASE & SON
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West: Huron
Entranc .4 xams®
The following candidates for
high school ,entrance in iWest.
7luron hake been appro(•ed by the
bepartlildrilt of Education, from; the
bets luivaished by the board, of
e am7ners•
The standing required to pass
40 per cent. in each subject and
i:vtal of 390 marks, and foe hori
axis a total of 43.7 narks. The
e-ei cussreeve4-04-04-104134-0,r40. 15 regulations prohibitllie
f.
IL''' LOCAL N�r�rAlxl?licatian of thea marks. of the
7kdecessiui caaedidates. `
*''*'�7 Qy$-' "' `P•P• =3 41, 4 ° i the marks in each subject will
• lee. -sent to the unsuccessful candid -
Big bargains' at T. L. Wurm"s-roY, ares.`
the next two weeks.. - .a: 03- August the certif:cates for.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith, ,e,agile school will be sent to the
Detroit, are visiting relaives here weather or secretary of the board.
this week. The highest standing in, each
The masons have started on the l;tbjeet was taken as follows:
brick work an ' Mr, '.Iiu
" Wm b y, fi.earling-._Irene McLure
new house. ;Writing -Helen Carey and Val
Dr E S Hardie, dentist, wilt 'be at zerie Jeffrey
the Dominion House, Zurich,, on -Wed Spilling-Clayde Heiman,
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow- , Literature -Eleanore Doherty.
ins; week. .Arithmetic -Maurice Harvey
Ptes. D. Bennett, Thos. Foster,':Grammar-Mary Howell
mind Ed. Fisher, of Cani,p Borden Geogra;pliy-Carrie Aniderson
visited relatives here over Sunt, Compo ition-Carrie Anderson
clay. Total -Ella Routledge
' . Mr: Hamot' Well of Mon•tre le Manly of the schools were closed
.visited his parents, Mr. and. Mr, ifOr from. one to six weeks on ac
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Herman Weil, for a fete days this count of measles, mumps or chick
week. r l eepox. ' This hindered the work I
' Messrs Roy. M. Geiger and Alvin of all the classes an 1 reduced the
Surerus Ihave left for Toronto,irtuinber passing {he high school
where they will joins the 'signal- eniti nee examinations.
ling corps 1 t' l Exeter •Pub'ie School'
Mr. John Al Brecht is busily * en • Thelma, Coinnor, Eddie Davis,
gaged. re -con akf ratting his dwell Maurice Hal. ve - (honors) Mildred
ing, He isa Pild2`'nP,,,,it fua, Firer IT.a;tvey, Czar ness, Greta Har.
back from the sidettti11'' ness,'•''ray' "W n, C'yde Heitman _>
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Riadare here. _ but; stock is bi fger
and better than ever before. ,See our hew�TIine
of the popular. Gypsy shoe, also cloth top shoes in
button and lace for women. -.Also men's shoes in
gunmetal and nut -brown made on torpedo lasts
the very latest. .•M ,..
Repairing Neatly and Promptly bone
>�ntter and eggs taken in exchange for shoe?;:.
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Of course• 'o
- Well, we sell only the Zest that Money. ca bis
in. all lines we carry.. This week we are reducinj,
our prices of
ll?eeeTl,trrisPAe -.zytl
charge of the moi�nr:ng at even-
ing
veen
rng services in the Eva,ngelical
church next Sunday,. 'Thr}
pastor Rev. F. B, Meyer 'and fami-
ly are Visiting at Walkerton;.
Jona Y iSc41_o1s) Ve dg Row ,
n Y ('• or"a `Sat'3!rs �a�te;l�t as�Mrl4
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Blanche Senior, Vera Sweet, Fd
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ward Taylor, Alice Vincent, Ed-
ward Fellow.'
Hensel]. Public School
The present price on Binder
Twine is 23 cts. ib We have a
quantity left at the old price,'
namely 11-12-13 and 14 cents cash
or 25 cis more on time, Oct. ist
Prices good for only what we have
in cock. First cominers reap Eldon Becker, Edith Guenther,
the reuifit• At. Hartleib's. Eva Oestreicher, Gertrude Winer
Upon the recomendatio,n of t' a ^ Winichelsea Public School
Mie i. ter of Pub i2 Works and High
ways, at order -in -council has beck Grace Barnard, Theron Creery,
p sse3 1 r31 i i ing the 1 tinting, ! ale John 13 en ::r 1, Vol ena Johns, Bruce:
ing or killing of quail, Hungaria I Medd.
partridge and pheasants of an No 4, North Stanley
kind whatever, for a period ,Elva F. Dewar, Elmore Keys,
Harold Scotchrner, Clarence
Sparks, Margaret Tough, Bertha
Westlake..
Eayfield Pubic School
Greta Baker.
Ple4lnoe Lohe_t,y, th fno_s', Albert
Glen, Mebel Harburn, Mary Hog
garth, Helie Priest, Irene Taylor,
Loene Zuefle.
Crediton. Public School
two years from October '1iui
1916.
Mr, wend Mrs. Charles Eckstein
7 re,mpany with the latter's. lis-
ter 1vlrs hIaun, from ''Bowling
Green, Ohio, motored over with
their car and spent a week visit-
ing Mr, and Mrs. Moses Geiger,
and other friends, They have
txlotored east to Guelph, Tor-
o: to Ilamilton aired Lu°fa':o, from
there they expect to return tet,
their home on the southern shore
of Lake E3'e. Mr. and Mrs. Eck-
stein have not been to Canada'
for twenty-six years. They
think many changes have taken
-place during that time.
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96 Branches in Canada
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Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTER OF CIRl•,1)IT
BANK MONEY ORDER
iVID s Bark Cepaoment
Interest at highest eurreut rates
Zurich Branch
. T. DUNLOP, Masanger
slorsuzggcmpRv.vamzei
Hay Sections
No. 2 Inez Tucker
No. 3 Ward Forest
No, 8 Peulah Wiegam;d
No. 11 Herbert Kalbfleisch
No. 13 ,Fel a Pfaff
No: 14 Lcnwood Purdy, 1Villie
Thompson.
No. 15 Lax nar l I' tterl:son, li'lor-
anjae, ttuiubull,
Stanley Sections
Union No. 1 Marcel Laporte
;Na.. 3 1+I'ed Hess
South No. 4; R'shher Talbot
No. 6; Jeannette Griffiths.
No. 7; Opal Foster
NO 9; Fderie Finlay
No. 10; Vein Pepper, honors
No„ 'Verna Jarrott, Sidney
Tho mpeon?
Stephen Section
No, 1 Hilda Powe
No, 3; Thomas Willis
No. 4; Doris Schroeder
No 8; Marguer tar Carriere,'nob-
eit Love
No. 14: Cyril CIIIw'll
Itis.. Caar>nel ; Kathleen Carey,
Harold I1osser
'Csbo °ate Section
Canvas and Spring Shoes,
Straw hats, Dusters, Fly' 1
Nets and other lines that a
yo will require for hot weather 1
1 'hest rices for Farm Produc
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▪ i7rtore dosed. Tuesday ` of .E" 'LaG',j: -ii1gnts it
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No. 3; Eva Spear, honors
No. 6 Laura Hicks, Victor Jef-
frey.
No .7; Ewart Pyre, Earl Iiutoh».
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No 10: C r"ie Ainde"s^n, honors,
:Willie ethe7'i•ngton, Lyla ?ynr4.,
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When you invest In a new bat you demand quality, style
and value and you have a right to expect all of them -and you
get, them here, Being the largest hat store in Zurich, why, of
course we have the largest display of hats and every one is
correct.
"Christy'5 Hats
Famed the world over
and worn by men who
want the best. We have
the newest shapes and
shades, all sizes. 82,50
"Appel's" Special
If $4,50 or even 83. is a
trifle more than you can Let him wear a Diamond
afford for your hat, get one Crown felt hat they are the
of our Specials -in soft correct kind and he can
shapes only, all colors, 0 select any color he wants.
and $2.50. We have all sizes,, 50o..
THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods
"Scott" Hats
These Hats present tile
last word in stiff hat styles
they are particular hats
for the most particular
men. all sizes, $2.50
Boys' Hats.
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ZIJRIOII
. A.utonitobile Rugg and Dusters
We have put in stock a fine lot of automobile rugs and dusters.
Ilan} pretty patterns. Call and see these goods.
Agin4V fOrd Collars
For horses inclined to sore and galled shoatlders. nighty rev
colnnrencicd by those who have mei then on their horses.
A fine line of Single Harness. Prices Right.,
Sw (Li Pe c7e, Curry COI -ribs, Aide Gyeas e, Call Cure
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