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'ZURICH, FRIDAY' MORNING, MARCH 16, 1917,
MOVED to LARGER QUARTERS
You will find nae at S, E. Faust's old stand in Hart-
leib°s block where l am better prepared than ever
to supply your needs in Harness and Repair Work,
Bring in your repairing now before the spring rush.
Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, Axle Grease, Gall Cure
R. F. STARE
ZURICH
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Sale cepStill (Ttntin:ue
WE ARE ST.'ILL SELLING OUR GOODS AT SALE PRICES
OUR STOCK IS STILL WELL -ASSORTED AND YOU CAN BUY
MANY LINES AT THE OLD PRICES WHICH IF BOUGHT . NOW
WOULD COST TWICE THE SUM
IF . YOU NEED ANYTHING IN MIEN'S YOUTH'S OR BOY'S
CLOTHING WE CAN SUPPLY YOU. ', ii ; • ,
WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE NUMBER OF SAMPLES FOR
MEN'S SUITS. CALL AND SEE ITt13E'M.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT IS DOING BUSINESS THE
' .l~9AME AS EVER.
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LOCAL N'EW'S
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Mrs, A. Randall has returned to
her home in London after a few
weeks visit with relatives Isere.
A large ,number attended S. i J.
Spencer's reale at St,. Joseph tin
W ednes diay.
Mrs. WM. Davidson, Goshen Line
south, has returned from a „visit
with, her daughter near Inge, ii.
Messrs, 'W., .J Mason and W.,11,
Maines of Blyth were busthess t`is-
itors in 'town en Mondayand'Tues-
day.
Dr. B. A. Campbell was in Gad-
erioh for a few days this week,
attending the sittingsof the Slip-.
reme Court.
Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will be
at the Dominion Houle, Zur ielr;on
Wednesday, and W cdnesday oc the
following week.
The auction sale of the holjse-
hold furniture of Mrs. Pauling
Faust has been post:poned from
March 24th, to March 31st,
Mr. H. Talbot has scold h.is 'tine
100 -acre farm on the Bronson Line.
Stanley, known as Evergreen Farm,
to his song, .Mr. Merin C. T 11}ot
who gets possession in April,/,,he
2essewseemettosi'ne ctmcneasetsc a ;4100104441a"+f fi fit: " 4'Z"�r 4em 24"
e S bscribersi
Subscribers of the. Hay .7.'cI-`
ephone System can get new c'ir
e,c'tories at Zurich or Dashwood
Centrals. C,a'11 for yours.
SOOK0e(14e u,e..; a eeeceoeeeece
Mr. Isaiah Witmer has moved to
the farm he ,purchased from Mr.
John Wein, Goshen Line south.
Messrs, A. Mittelh:oltz and Alex
Poster, of Kitchener visited at
their respective: homes here this
week.
. The 'sleet storm on Tuesday
night anade walking an art the
next morning and a fall was poi.
an unusual occurrence. the
weather has since turned colder.l4
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Once of the finest 100 -acre farms
in this section for sale. Firs. -
class buildings, plenty of good
water, convenient to church and
school, and only 3% miles from
Zurich, Immiadiate possession
can be given. ,For particulars ap-
ply to Andrew F. Hess, Zurich.
former will mtove !unto the farm
on the Sanrble Lines, Stanley, which
he recently purchased from Mr,
W. Evans,
Mr. J. Doerr, superintendent hof
the hydro service slti.tion at Ex-
eter, ,wa!s
x_eter,',was an +Zurich, on Tuesday in
connection with getting the resi-
dents of Zurich started in wiring
their houses and business places
for hydro, He met with goo3
encourcgement land many signed.
up In Dashwood ", signed the
coda ,:spas -. ".
APPE L ZUkCH
WHERE QUALITY COUNTS WE WIN
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dpapei' thae
made 'ice appearance in fZ,irrc.er,
The Editor is Rev, H. R:-rnbe, pas-
tor of the Lutheran church, and
the paper is devoted to news and
reading matter of interest to mem-
bers of that church and the work
of the synod, etc. The first
number made its appearance on
March 3rd and it is a bright;
newsy sheet.
Incorporated 1855
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CAPI'T'AL and RESERVE
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96 Branches in Canada
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CFIittiLAa L'E7i`TER,OF' CREDIT
BANK MONEY ORDER
Savin, s Bank Department
Interest at highest current rates
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager _ : PHONE 11 on 82
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Protect d:
with 4a pair of good rubbers. Shoes are
dvalicirig in price. A pair of rubbers will
inane thein wear, longer. We have all sizes
and sty es. ' ISD
Heavy Rubbers for Maul or Boy. Prices Right,
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter uirzd e
exchange for shoes.
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Special Sa e
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Beginning Feb. 26th, we are putting on a SALE
of Wall Paper at prices below manufacturer's
prices today, for the purpose of rakim: room for:,
our new 1917. paper.. ” Anyone intending; paper-
•l, is spring, should secure some of tiu Tti
DOUGLAS
BLAKE
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See our Special in Grey Cotton at
I2��c a yd. While it lasts.
GO (THROUGH YOUR TORONTO CATALOGUE AND WIEN
COMPARE OUR GOODS AND PRI CESS, AND GIVE US A CHANCE
AND YOU 'WILL FIND BETTER VALUES IN OUR STORE TF! a N
IN YOUR CATALOGUE. A TRIAL ISOLICIT)ED.
ardware Section
WASHING I1ACHINES
IWe handle the celebrated !Ielne Washers, made in Canada at
popular prices. We also handle Ia mlumber of other makes.
HORSE CLIPPERS
All kinds Band Clippers. Alsotho .genuine Stewart Ma':hine clip,
per at $8.50,
STOCK FOODS
Gardiners Pig Meal in 251b bags Royat Purple Poultry and Stock
calf 25 " . 'Foods.
PEERLESS WIRE FENCING
Now is the time to buy forming before prices go higher.
Ali kinds of Home-made goods .at reasonable prices.
Our ilev Wail Papers are here
RIGHT NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR NEW SILK DRESS OR SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR
FIGURED sILK CREPES ARE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD FOR DRESSES. OLD PATTERNS ARE
SHOWN INATTRACTIVE COMBINATIONS ARE NEW, SOME ARE CUT IN DRESS LENGTHS.
THERE ARE NO 'DWO ALIKE. IS THIS NOT A GREAT ADVANTAGE?
New Silk Crepe in dress lengths in good colorings at 75c and90 cents.
New Violes in plain white and figured at 50 cents.
New Sprung Silks in plain an d fancy weaves $1.00 to :1.75.
PALM BEACH SUITING5
This is one of the most popular cloths this season and will be worn by everyone. 'Mus cloth
comes 36. inches wide, 40 cents.
Silk Georgette in pink, white, black tali tan, $1.50.
New Prints and Gin _ ms
Buy now and get the pick of -the patterns in gingh,ams and (prints.
Kingeott -Gingh'ams are known by everyone and can he relied upon for color, being fast andthe
doth strong at 15cents Prints at 15c and ascents.
New P1annellettes, dark and light at 12yt_,e, 15c, 170, and 20c yd.
S I•RTINGS and COTTONADES
Now is the time to put in y our supply of shirt:,ngs and cottonadel at tine low pri-s (-w der-
iaag what they will be when we buy again. Sh'.r:ings at 18c up. Cottonades at
MEN'S WORK CLOT CLOTHES
A big range sof work shirts,overalls, smocks, etc., to select from at a price that Y;'ill gun
everybody's :pockets.
MEN'S SUIT LENGTHS
4.0 pieces of Men's suit lengths to clear at a Big Reduction,
RUGS and LINGLEL7S
;We have at present the largest assortment of Rugs and Linoleum to chose from non acv, r
3refore.
Itug• S—A large variety of patterns and prices. Sizes to fit any room, Bought l,e'or.7, the ad-
van ee so we Tan . give big values. -
DRAPERIES—A nice assortment. Call early and make your purchase- .while they last.
FTETER
Highest Price for Produce.
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