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Beginning Feb.
le
1st, for Two Weeks Only
WE WILL HOLD A CLEARING SALE OF MEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS, SWEATER COATS,
xBLANT TS- AND GENERAL GOODS.
DO NOT MISS THIS SALE, IT ;WILL MEAN DOLLARS SAVED fr'O YOU. SERE ARE ONLY
•1A FEW OF 'THE MANY BARGAINS WWiE OFFER, WE HAVE NO ROOM TO ENUMERATE THEM
ALL. ,47.14"fit 1,44. '44 ; hr A ice, 6: r
DRESS GOODS
50 yds grey Serge 46 in. wide,
i60ec,yd. 100 yds. black and navy
Serge, 40 in,. wide, regular 85e.
azrd. n>ow hoe. yd. A few pieces
,of .60e Dress Goods for 45e yd.
inghanis, Prints
• 50 yds apron gingham, 38 in.
;wide, to clear 15c yd, 6 pieces
ginghaim. while they last 10c, yd.
LA few lines of print at 1236c. yd.
REMNANTS
In dress goods, prints, flanel-
'tte, skirtings ,etc. Come early
and • get best choice.
Flannellettes and
Wrapperettes
About 300 yds flanelette at 10c.
All 15c an•d 18c. wrapperette to
clear at 12;4c. per yd.
Sweater Coats
For Men, Women, Boys and
Girls, all sizes.
Regular $5 coats for $4.00
o' 4 t1 3.25
2.75
A few mien's coats left to clear
it $1.2E each. Boys and girls(
lcoats at from ,60c, to $2.00.
Woollen lades Sheeting
All wool sheeting in white and grey, reg. price
$1.25 per yd. for 95c a yd
Woollen Blankets, rag. $6,50 a pair for $5.75 a pair
It „ 5,00 if ,, 4,25 „
,; It 11 4.75 ,, „ 4.00
Grey Blankets 6.25 „ „ 5.50 „
1 only black plush coat, size 40, reg. $28.50 for $23
2 only Zibilene cloth coats, reg $18.50 and $20.50
now for $12 and $15
$ only Astrachan Iined, marmot coilfa,r reg.
$22 to $24, now for $17.50
Cloth coats from $5 to $12.5
MN'S SUITS
Snaps in men's splits, only 10,
left.
Reg. $15 to $18 splits, no old stock
selling now for $8 to $12,
OVERCOATS
We are overstocked in teen's stad
boy's overcoats so we are ',;awttti g.
prices away down to cley � tf
in need of an overcoat, don't ],alae
this sale, A;
Special
1 only wool rug, 3 yds by 8r yds for $4. 50':
1 only wool rug, '3 yds. by 24,- yds for '.$3 50
Men's wool soeks,good weight at 25c a pr
„ u underwear, old price, 90o
broken sizes to clear at 65c
Only 6 boy's overcoats, sizes 28 to 84, at $1' 50 each
Corsets at 50c each a'
200 rolls Wali paper 103 a roll
100 rolls Wall paper 5c a roll
About 200 yds silk ribbon at 5e a yd
.11.119111= 7.1=1111611111.111-
Gascho. Phone 17
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INVESTORS
THOSE WHO, FROM TIME TO TIME, HAVE
FUNDS REQUIRING INVESTMENT
MAY PURCHASE AT PAR
DOMINION OF CANADA EBENTURE STOCK
IN SUMS OF $500, OR ANY MULTIPLE THEREOF
Principal repayable 1st October, 1919.
Interest payable half -yearly, 1st April and lit October by
cheque (free of exchange at any chartered Bank in Canada) at
the rate of five per cent per annum from the date of purchase.
Holders of this stock will have the privilege of surrendering
at par and accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in pay-
ment of any allotment made under any future war loan issue in
Canada other than an issue of Treasury Bills or other like short
bate security.
Proceeds of this stock are for war purposes only.
A commission of one-quarter of one per cent will be allowed
to recognized bond and stock brokers on allotments made in
respect of applications for this stock which bear their stamp.
For application forms apply to the Deputy Minister of
Finance, Ottawa.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, OTTAWA
OCTOBER 7th, 1916.
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Cream, Eggs and Butter
WANTED
0 Will pay highest cash price for Cream
id Butter and Eggs delivered at my residence,
Zurich, at any time during the week.
I
a HUDSON, Phone 5, ZURICH.
Safety Fist
mersanmseent
Nothing is more importan t to the Fur
Shiphonest 11el,abn let-Eg esponsible witan
h
Fur House.
"Ship to Shubert"
the largest house in the World dealing
exclusively in American taw Futs,
adrfi erawotthiesnratnLiblAbgrr,t,eeHgtke
Prices and the usual "Shubert" Efficient,
' Speedy, Courteous service.
Witte for tho latest edition of "U111>'
18hixhrrt 'Itipprr" containing valuable
AA gq �+* $� T rp Market information you must bavo.
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COUNTY IW AR
AUXILIARY
The first annual meeting of the
Huron County !War Auxiliery will
be held at Clinton on Tuesday,
February 5th, commencing at ten
o'clock. A representative from.
,Toronto of the Soldier's Aid Conus
mission will be present to address
the meeting on the very import -
an subject of &'Vocational Train-
Ing for invalided soldiers,D7 and the,
annual election of officers will
take place.
As the matter of precuring"new
occupations for the returning awn
who are unable to resume their
former positions is of great inter-
est and the utmodt importaniec,
It is desirable ,that every 'munic,-
ipality shall be well represented,
Huron County must see that the
Hu; on amen who have been to the
front ;Tai! be properly eared for
ancl to de this an active organ
izafion is necessary. The Aux-, Go
11 airy '•-ill look forward to an en-
th 1......tir meeting in Clinton on
the above date,
al k e ,,
All to a • tis lead to Ara r., e
Store 'or 11.1 lay, Feb. 9th.
11 l ?Li,
1vti, 10 , n , tit wdt..a
111• nnloadefl ,t t•
of .pill :,ll station on Tu • .
11. tl • villainy of },,
linty,.:
N.F W ADS -T. L, 'Worm, E,
•Appel, :irlartin 'Wurm, Minister of
Finance
!WAN'': E -Five - salesmen op -
•ply at store .Thursday of ,;....gin
February 8.11. F,. Appel,
Ruby&Gasc.ho axe holding
a ;
Clearing Sale begitlning Feb. 1st.
for 2 week:. only. Do no . ,miss it.
The ;January thaw made its app
p•eaa+an.ce ju::c •in time. qu'esday
was quite mild but colder •weeth-,
er has again ,set in
Pte F. il. Boyce, of near Varna,
a . 'member. of tate 161st who en.ist-
ed at Bayfield, has been reported
as wounded after being in •the
trenches fur a few days only.
•
HAY .TOWNSHIP FARMER'S
I3R,E INSURANCE CO.
1Tiie annual •meeting ofthe above
named company was held in the
Town Ball, Zurich, on Monday.
The;; iattendfance was good and
much in'•erestt was taken in. . the
pwesedings. !".he director'd re -
,Port prestented and showed
the neat balance on hand of
$2179.93. Losses during the year
1916 amounted to $2718.97. 'The
number of 'policies in force lei
2040 covering $5,172,780.00 insur •
since. lIhe year 1916 was closed.
withoui. levying -an assessment ,
making 11 the second year that
no levy on ,the policyholders was
made. The retiring directors„
Messrs. F. Will ?rt, .J Sparrow acid
R. 1Sherritt were re-elected for
another term. At the business
meeting of the directors held a-
fter the annual ,tweeting, Mr. Fred
Willlert was elected president : Mr.
John Sparrow, vice-president, Mr.
G. Holtzman, Zurich ,was appoint-
ed general agent and the following
sub -agents were also appointed;
W. Baker, Parkhill; R. Clpff,
Bayfield and G. B. Hanley, Clin-
ton.
;GOLDF. 7 W'EDDII4G
Mr. and; Mrs. Peter Wideman, of
iWinsor township, celebrated their
fiftieth. anniversary on New Years
day in the Ipresen(ce of about sev-
enty guests;
Mr. 'and Mrs. (Wideman are num-
bered among the early pioneers of
IWinsor• township, corning from
!Zurich; Ont., in 1884, to Sebewaing
Mich.,. and after residing there:one
year then located in Winsor town-
ship on their present farm where
they have liv`•ed for 32 years.
Mr, and Mrs. Wideman are the
paments of ten ,children, which are
Iiving and flims is' the first time in
a period of (sixteen years that they
have h!ad the joy of having them,
all home at one ,time.
The home was - ,beautifully ar-
ranged for this occasion and after
the guests bad all arrived and had
participated in a swrnptious din-.
ner, aprogram. was rendered, Mrs.
A G.Widemen presiding at the or -
Val. After several hymns had
been" sung, Rev. LeRoy Polmon-,
keer then led the devotionals,read-
,ing ficin Psalms 16, which was fol-
low.ed by short talks from the
pastor and friends present.
Mr. and Mrs. iWideanan were re-
cipients of many beautiful gifts{,
among therm 'being a purse of
gold from: the children.
ITh.ose pre,sent were Mr. and Mrs.
S. G. IWidemran, Mrs. Wrn. •Thiel
and Mrs, Florentine Soldan of Wad
Vain, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fritz, of
Linkvliie, Mr. and Mr3. Dan Thick
and Unary, of McKinley township
Mr. arid. Mrs. Geo. ,Wingand fam-
ily, of Owendade; Mir. and Mrs. I.
I',Widemiila; Mr. and Mrs. Elden
Wideman and family, of Sebewa-
ing , Mise Maury (Wideman Mr. and
MTs. (Wm, Wideman and little son,
of tWinsor township; Mr. and Mrs.
rThoma•s Thick and little daughter,
of Flint; Mr. Moses and Mr. Owen
Geiger, of Zurich, Ont.; Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Geiger; Mr, and Mrs.
Noah Geiger, Pigeon ; Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Geiger; Mr. and Mrs. John
Geiger ; and Miss Ethel Geiger, of
Pigeon; Dan Witwer, of Detroit;
Isaiah Lebanon, of Fairgrove,Mich.
BORN
Thiel -At Zurich, on Jan. 27th, to
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm.. Thiel, a
daughter.
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c an ---Alt (err, li i' e City, Mich„
on A '.1. 1G gib, I red Goodman (for,
1nar1'q of lash woeil) • in his 821101
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Note this Bargain
Large' Ranges, with reservoir,
high c+oset, tied back, scroll with
mirrors on top, oven tharmometer
and a Large oven, 20x22, Best
Stove on the market, only $50.
Fui' 'oak of HEATING STOVES
at knockout prices:
Call and see before you buy.
A11 stoves guaranteed or no' sale.
The Stove Question
We were lucky once more in haves
Ing contracted for about 50 stoyes
of all kinds a year ago, and since
then 'stoves have greatly a.dvanePd:`'
in prices. We are still selling atw
the old prices. Call and Pee the
B1G STOVE BARGAINS
SEE OUR
Cook stove with resevoir for $20.' .`
" extended for $25.
Ranges complete for $33.
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HURON'SkLARCEST COMEINATBON STORE
MAKE YOUR DOLLARS.
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AR SAKI GS c TUFICATES
$ 25.00 FOR $21.50
50.00 ca 48.00
INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES LIMITED TO $1507.
FOR FULL, PARTICULARS APPLY AT ANY BANK
. OR ANY MONEY ORDER POST OFFICE
FINANOII OESPARTMENV
O -i -TA WA
JAN. 9. 1917
Golden Opportunity Sale
nmamm
Great Va'u es in Ladies' Coats, Men1s Suits, Furs
and overstocks at a great saving.
Mens Tailored
Suits
These snits are well made,
first class trimmings and sell
at $23,00 and $25.00. On sale
at $16.50 and 18.50.
Tweed Overcoats
Regular $12.50 On Sale at
'" 10.00 '*
8.00 "
1 only boy's .7.00
8.50
7.00
4,00-
3.56
Men's Fur Collar
Overcoats
Regular $22,00 On Sale at $17.30
" 20.00 " 14.50
Now fora Bargain
{We have still in stock about
20 suit lengths which we are
going fto clear at less than cost
of raw material. 33x yds in
piece. Regular $3,00, $4.00,
and $5.00 per yd. now 87.75 to
$11..50 pt piece„
Ladies' Coats
20 Ladies' Coats Regain"
prices from $10,00 to $16.00
While they 1•as+. $4.00 each.
1 only Ladies Esgwmetteplush`
coats, Beguiler $25.00 for 19.50
1 only Ladies plush coat. with
sable clonal., Reg. 22.00 for 16.64)
1 only tadie3 velvet coat Reg
16.00 for $10:50.
1 only Ladies cloth coat: Reg.
16,00 for $10.50.
Ladies' Rain
Coats
Only 5 left an stock your
choice for $4.75,
FURS! FURS!
1 only Natural' Wolfe Sett
Beguiler $25.00 for $19.50.
2 only Sable Muffs 8.50 for 0.00
a 't 7.50 for5.00 .
1 I" 10.00 for 8.00
1 Sable Stole 8.50 for 600
1 Sable Stole 7.50 for 5,00
Rain Coats
Men's Englielh make Rhin
Coats good quality, $4,t0 and ul'.
B10 VALUE IN HOIELWARE
15 doz. soup plates, Regi. $1.75 for $1.00, -a doz.
5 'doz, 8 inch plates 1.85 forl,20 10 dor 6 1.50 for 85.
10 doz. 5 " 1.25 for 773 iThese plates are extra 'ala
nue, (They are heavier thanthe ordinary plates,
NOW IS ITTIE TIME TO
POULTRY WITH DR. HESS"
PANACEA. EVERY PACK -
PEED YOUR STOCK &N1
STOCK POOD AND POULTIrr
AGE GUARANTEED.
T. L. WURA� Pfione 28