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Oar stock is rinw complete in the various lines of Voiles, Mar
anisettes, Silk Crepes, Linens, Piques, Middy Cloths, Lawns,
Muslins, etc;
White Wear
A nioe line of Invites Voile wtiats ou hand, Prides from $1,25
o $100, also silk waists, underskirts, night gowns, underwear,
Dorset covers, eto,
New Lees sah Embroideries
A large stook of laces in all widths in white, cream and black.
Flouncings and corset cover embroideries in new designs.
ain C. ats
3 dozen ladies Rain 0 h,Lts just arrived in tan, navy and
at the Special Price of $5 50 each.. Also a new line of
Ballnacan style coats at $10 50.
black
men's
Lisd F1d Floor,uoverings
A fine range of patterns to choose from in Linoleu•ns and Floor
Oil Cloths in the different widths. Aho Rugs; Wall Papers,
Window Blinds, lace and Scrim.Curta ns and all the variou
i nes House Furnishings.
MEN'S WEAR
Several naw lines oC '.fen's 1+RCNEI% O.tting - Shir's to hand.
dust the thing for warn w3Lthus wear. Also Straw Hats in the
leading stylus for the season. Call and see. them.
resh Groceries always ,.I1 hand
RUBaM GABOHO
PHONF. V7
:u�w•,^•u .e
Cream and
8:1W3 3 pE2rr.
gg'
IIT A. N TE D
Will pay highest cash price for Cream
and Eggs delivered at my residence, Zurich,
at any time during the week.
I.
T-TUDSON, Piione5, ZURICH
Add'A4i
racelets
A fee s'i s:1?,.)'.y of 1)1d ail live
Add -a -Links just arrived.
We engrave them to your order.
LCCA, 1c19:1�G"rS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter
Eggs
Dried Apples ,,, •
Potatoes...... , . ..
Wheat ..•.....•...
.a0
Cats 50
13ai'ley ...•0 55
Buckwheat
Float:
Bran
Shorts
Low Grade
Live !logs fob Hensall
$:24
25
05
125
55
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70
8.00 3.110
$25.00
28.00
85.00
10.75
Local News
Yes, it's hot h=eather.
Mr. -Peter Lamont . spent a few
days last week at. Grand Bend.
Mr. end Mrs.- J, C. ICalbfleis h
,visited relattives in Detroit, last
week._
Dr. yi7. Scheollig, Wife and
family, are visitima re:atives in
obis vicinity at present.
Among t'r e recent t ;e:tuchasers of
autos len this vicinity are Messrs. •
ceb Kaercher, Oscar Iilopia, and
Sam Oesch.
F. C, Kalbfliiscli is hating the
.a 11ar excavated for the r.ew' res-
idence he will erect for himself
.his su.•ntraer.
Ti L. Wurm isn holding a gen-
vane July Clearing Sale. (,Fou
can save money by taking ad-
vantage of the low prices. .
Now is the time to have your
binder canvas repaired. All
our ri,ork, +priomptly and neatly;
aom]ei . ' R. F, S±jade, Zurich.
Misse.i Alveda and Selma
\Veseloh returned to London, on
Monda ', after spending an • ex -
testae 1 visit at their home here.
Farmers have been busy with
he hay harvest the past few
weeks The crop was a big
one and large yields are reported
the price has dropped co.i sider-
abl ' it consequence.
Paris Green is sky high in
prices. Buy Bugg Finish, sura
death to potatoes bugs and
makes potatoes• grate. l0lbs for
cents at .13artleib's,
According to the labor depart-
ment the cost of living is still on,
the upgrade :imp Canada. Taking
60 cities in June the cost of au
budget of staple food was $83.51.
as against $8.37 for the same in;
May; the principal increases;
are in meat, eggs sugar and beans.
The voter's list of Hay Totva -
ship for 1016 has been printed at
this office and delivered t o the
Clerk. 'The List contains 763
navies in ra:t one, being persons
enti 13,3 to vote at b' t'a mun,cii>'at
and provincial elections; • 134
in nes in part two, been ets.ons
t
en i• le to vote at muni hail el-
ections only an.]: •i3 mimes in part
three, bring persons who can vote
at pi oviircial elections only.
The list contains 535 name4 of el-
ectors *who are eligible to serve ,as
jurors,
HONOR ROLL
161st BATTALION, C. E. F.
"THE HURONS"
Andrew Price
Thos. Davidson
Lennard. Dat i,l'on
George McBride
Milton Johnston
Daniel fl oo tt
Maurice Weber
We h Lvo°been asked to add to the
(Com' !:toll the narnes of the boys
from Zurich, who have enlisted in
battalions in various parts of the
country and who are serving their
Piing,
Arne Brenner (killed in action)
Emerson 13rowa
Peter Randall
]ihnan uel Eio] tziimn
Abe Bender
Albert Bender
David Stelek
Frank Maley
Ed. Fisher
Norman Prang
ILy. Sierran
Arnie Hildebrandt
Marshall Zeller •
W. I+ivingo cd
Roy G tiger Su
Alvin re rus.
In addition to the above five from
Zurich joined the 1131s1 but were re-
jected as physically unfit,
If the above list is not complete
kindly inform us and we will be pleas-
ed to add any names we have omitted
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From Flanders
Flanders, 2•lth June, 1916.
Dear Friend—
I suppose it will,
give you a bit of a surprise to
I -ear from, ,me, but as I tprcanised
to write you I think I had better
give you a- fete lines and a little
of my lhjstory since coming here
Well I (hav: been here since March
7th -and when coming here first
1 found -it very quiet. One
would. . hardly think there was' no
war going on. But now I have
a very different tale to tell you,
This past two Inon,ths has been one
of the two 'months of r my ;lint
Around the Crators.is just likd
hell on earth, at night; a ;rhes
front lines is just a mass of flares
they shoot up a rocket which
bursts into a big light to e eel
.no cue is loitering about the front
of the tron.ches, Thein. if they
if they happen to see any one
working, over comes a whizz bang
or two sometimes, the machine
starts to rattle, it care, throw out
(
as many bullets as 500 to 8 )0 a2 as
and when it starts you
haste to get down and hug the
ground, regardless of mud or
IP 4 g r water which ars the common items
entitled here. It just sounds like one of
those electric riviting machines
teat they use on these frame build-
ings in Cianada. I had a visit
to the trenches where the last
Battle took place, although it '11
° not in our division, on June 2nd
and it is just like an earthquake
or an eruptionhad taken, palace.
The ground is all turned over with
shell holes, a .piece of bush that
was mice and green, is dorm tc+
g matchwood and the highest stump
a3 $ 1 is only abouit 6 ft high is a
grewsome sight to see the dead
tofies lying around. But apart
from the bodies lying there, it is
a good sight, to speak the truth
it is a lo''e'y; sight. I have a
We have re'eral .live,: 1,card th piece of poetry here that tnight
opinion expressed that the terrifi also interest you, so I will en -
and continuous artillery daele i close it, Pte. J. W. Wilson,, No.
Europe were the caul of. ed roue 166(88. `2nd Con. Pioneer Bats, B.
wet we:other on this cent,nent. Tha 'E. T. Army Post Office, London•,
heavy explosions have a local at 1 England.
iro.:phe i= i' f u nee ie genera ly a.d.
mit,.ed. At the batt:e of Trafa'gar,
in October, 1805, in which it will, be
remembered the British feet' act � FAIRS
Of f T. A. E'J ison's 2 000 000 invention
u,rrhate e l a erns -hiller defeat to the
9 eomhrned fleets of France erne! Myth ... .. .• .•. .__ Oct.3—•l;
1•.i " �' " E , R a a I Spain, the hero of the 'battle, Ad- :Exeter Sept.:18-39
��
k • . : ally wounds i m the engagement, Seaforta ... -•. _-• .. el t.21-22
Eel t. `20•-21
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JEWELLERS . ZURICH
of
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Areal ertlt
porton-Ice was
Tuesday
1Esier, of the
Stanley, takes
deal of some ins
put through on
By it Mn. Eglesb+n+
,Bronson Line,
a half se,tioii land
fi
in Saskat he s an in cxcban e for
his farm n Stanley township,
which. becomes the propertyof iI r.
Robert D,ouglas,. of Saska::oo,n,
Possession in both cases is to be
given next February.
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, '.. miral Lord Nelson who was fait- C0'e i.h-.• ......... ... ... Sel; .17---28
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a.�izpices of the
Institute.
Admission:
th;,t8
Woe's
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9ci cf
Adults iOc Children 5c
warned lois officers before the died 1.0.00,1 ---
to look well after their ship, as '2:u i :u ---
the cannonading was certain to.' be
;citlohc,l by heavy doh;niourg of
..it's..
however, it is hardly 1)ttsw
bitle that at • this distance frown the
f Y•
BORN
-mu scene o 1Ic t— more than. 3000 (730—In 13.,y towrlslh'lr, on
Itsiles-the heat"tr filling is xLI cloy 151h, to Mt. and Mrs. Fred
1 most continuous rainfall. Similar.C Corbett. a daughter.
aoatiier to what we are liaav;;n�;r Si 'Reid ---In Stanley. on July 19th, to
sad, a
V; ay responsible for the season's
al to+v
experienced a , thousand !miles; Mr. and Mrs. •John. R
1 iurther west, or over 1,000 utniles o. daughter.
from the battle front.
J. Haberer & Sans, have ' al Morley—At Zurich, oln July 16th
quantity 01 good qua i.t'y b:oney fo to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Morley,
sale..,i• r ; I a 3014
FURNITURE
We have the most complete stock of Furniture in Huron
county. consisting of
Dining Room Sets, Bed Room Suites.
Sideboards, China Cabinets, Couches
Iron and Brass Beds, Parlor Suites,
Leather Chairs and Kitchen Cabinets
BIG STOCK OF PICTURES
Picture Framing also neatly done,
Also see our big stock of
Hardware, Stoves, Graniteware, etc.
And for
Harness, Trunks and Valises
we cannot be excelled.
Call and see and be convinced that we sell a little
cheaper than the ordinary run.
TLEIE
PHONE 13
ZURICH
1-11,1RON'SitLARCES"6"CO>l BINA` ION STORE
3a; 3 3ansK r F 3c`"_ *3 £ 3CZAACZ 3C3£
BREED DRAFT HORSES
Standard Bred Eorses and Percheron. Horses are
bringing the Big MONEY.
The Percheron Horse best fills the demand
for Drafters. The Napoleon Stock Farm, St.
Joseph, Ont., offers the services of a beautiful,
well -hied Percheron Stallion, RADIGUIL, JR.,
and also offers the services of three Standard
Bred Stallions of which one is EMPEROR
McKINNEY, the best brecl stallion living, in
America. For further particulars and terms of
service write to
N. :A. Cantin, Owner.
James Masse, Manager.
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JULY CLE.. RING S L [ T
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a Consisting of Ladies' Whitewear, Hosiery, Muslimw
m and all Summer Goods, commencing Saturday, 1
July 22nd, 9 a. tn., and ending on Manday, July 31. t •
• 1®00 yds Ribbon Ladies White I
a 8c to 20c Waists a�
:on sale at only 5o a yard 4
O long and short sleeves
:500yds embroil•
erys :, nd ase •- reg $2.00 on sale for $1.25
• .7 l rag $1,25 on sale for 75c a
it
.0 , tions Broken lines 50o .
R on sale 5cts a -yard dles' House a
Men'straw Dresses
a
e Hats reg $1.25, .$1,50 on sale $1.00 :
e
Children's 0
S all this years styles 25% off a
i Boys Straw hats Dresses E
<•e? 25cts to $1.00 Only 15cts reg $1.25 on sale 75cts 2
reg $2,50 on sale for $1.75
:Girls Straw eats 2000 yds Ging-
ham, Voiles,
Vestings, Crepes
epi 15cts each
Men's Summer
Sits
reg $8.00, $10.00. $12.00 on sale
for only $4.50
0 All other suits half price
Fa
reg $1,25 to $2 50 on sale at 50c
Odd Trousers
reg $1.25 to ;i2,50 on sale $1.00
Men's Fancy
• Vests
ti
25e and 85c on sale at only 10o yd
All 50c sillrnmer g
Dress Goods
on sale at 89 cts a yard
Hose•
«
Ladlds' and
Children's:
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0 Snaps ,c rF, 0
$1.00
$1,00
`Z lots
2JoCs
2 t's
`J�se)ctq
2Scts
black, white and tan lace hose
reg 25cts 2 for 25cts
Grociers
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n 5 lbs Boasted coffee
0. 5 lbs Japan. tea
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a 2 lbs I.laisius for
O 8 calls Corn •
ew 8 cans Pens
al (i h .115 »�La,ulidl'y Soap
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• 8 Boxer Starch
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Fresh Grmdries at ail times
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