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We are selling these at very low prices and
it will be greatly to your advantage to come early
and secure some of these bargains while they last
Warm Weather Wants
We haye a well assorted stock of ladieswhite voile' waists,
middy blouses, plain and porous underwear, wash skirts, collars, etc.
rIen's Wear
For warm summer days. A nice range of Sport Shirts in
different colors, Wash Ties, Straw Hats, Zitamerknit balgriggan
Underwear, Socks, eta.
A Few Specials
Figured Viuslins in colors at 8 and 10c,ayari
Turkish Towels at 30 and 40c a pair
Ladies' black silk ankle hose at 25e a pair
Ladies' fine cotton hose, regular 25c, to dear at 20e
Men's Socks in black, tan and grey at 15o a pair
wirumipi
;Our new honey crop is now
ready or market. We thank our
,eustomers for their faVors in the
past and hope to supply them, as
4. gain this season.
The honey we have• is all god,
4. but not so imueli clover, •mostlyi
ielover and basswood saixed, a7dt. "0,whtsep
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4 Prices are a little higher, but •BarleY
ao not near as high as other farm, Buckwheat
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LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter .30
Eggs 40
Dried .. . . 05
Potatoes tutmt. ...... 150
2.00,2,005
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6 25 700
Shorts $4405.0000
Low Grade... .. .. .......bag 8,00
Ilive Hogs fob Ilensall 17 75
if less than in 60 Ib: lots, in 5, 10
and 30 lb tins is 17ge to 18e pen
lb. We 'charge 17e per lb when,
we fill your own containers.
60-1201bs -1630
180-300 lb -16c -16%e;
360-60 ib -1.5g -16c.
The higher price is for the smal
ler 51b tins, the lower for the 10
and 30 lb tins gross weight, and.
+ 60 lb net weight tins in; 60 lb •erat;••
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Good clover andbasswood hob-
ey, but lower in color 1 to 2 (sante
leas per pound.
J. HABERER & SONS
!ZURICH
Highest cash prices paid for
prize it should bring out a large
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NOTICE
Ali parcels given to
less must be stamped.
ANOTHER SPECIAL
1.11:! Sterling Bank of Canada,who
have opened a branch office in
Hensall, are offering a special
prize of $10.00 for the Gentleman's
,Best Outfit exhibited at the Zur-
ich Fair. The pilzes will be awar-
ded as follows; 1st. $2,00; 2nd, $3.00
3rd., pm. .&s this VI a liberal
nail cour-
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We have Canada P' aint Co's. Pure Paris Green in stook 4.
Also coarse cattle salt at 75c a cwt., and fine Sarnia salt in barrels.. *
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: BARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS. •
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any addressr inriCanada!lto
January, 19186
i•--1- ' LITTLE LOCALS i
.•Mow the weeds! , -
Waste of Food Stuffs The speed hmi t for automobiles
as fixed 'by the motor Vehicles Act
ODDS AND ENDS THROWN . 4. in cities, towns and -villages is 15
WAY AMOUNT TO, VASTmiles an liour and on the country,
AMOUNT • , roads is 20 miles an hour:
Do not waste a slice of read.
This weather is ideal for harvest -
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There is an old saying, "Many ing-
mickles xnak' -a muckle," and, if Our village fathers should make
there are many individual savings rules tor parking automobilea On
the total gain will be great Do the main streets, especially, on Sat -
not be too tproud to notice whether ‘IrclaY evenings.
anything usable ,is being wasted; ORANGE IN • BUSINESS
do not he to proud to use odds mad Mr. C. Harileills has taken his
ends which -might, otherwise, he son-in-law, }Ir. B. E. Faust, as a
cast into •the garbage ears h -i). partner in the hardware business,
-Chicago recently, the- garbagoW
reduced from 400 loads per di
200 loads aslay, 'clue itirry '
preachments o'toitolW ,.-xt
praetleed'hy those who live tnitlip 'change taking place last Mond,a.y
,eountry as ,well as by those 100 Mr, fiartleib deemed this 'change
dwell in the towlns and cities. Get neeessarowilng to the advance in
years and th3=dens of looking
after the rainy branches of his
business. Hence the change.
HONEY pnbp REPORT
In the Crop Report of the .Ont-
ario Beekeepers •Association, which
has
prevent it. Do not leave it to the just been issued, it is reported
other fellow. , Do Your Part. T 4that the yield per colony in the
this matter prevention is a Moll- The
13 province is average this yea.
sand times better than cure. Mira- south western countieshav
inate all waste in your household. ,had short °
Speaking of advertising, here is the eastern ecrouIllwhila
ies have
done better than usual. Some in -
what some publishers charge tor,
space; Ladies Rome Journal, ;,,$8 a 'erease in price is noted, -best qua -1
s 'which he has so successfully •con-
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duQtecl for many years: The -style
f,qthe,firra will lie'ltritaxvIt as Flart-,,
artalttOtV 'Xi. Faust takes
szaleinteirest in' the business, the
in the,use„ sifood stuffs siandi•
the real vision lin
of eeonomy and t
it into daily practice. Every in-
dividual must realize • the food
shortage in all its magnitude slid
he must realize what want and
famine would mean and then '`he
lity extracted is quoted at 1734 to
line or $104 per inch, and A, -."-q (inn
'-' 20e. per lb., •while best comb honey.
for a full page each issue; tlikhaek tis quoted at $2,00 to $3.25 per doz-
cover sells for $10,000, A.ftull en. -Mated Stateel prices are a -
page advertisement In the Uttar- ,bove thcia. Roney at this price
day Evening Post sells for A5 rino
and the back cover sells for $t,000,
---s----0 is still chea.per and of more food
the centre ,page in colors is $12;000. value than many other articles of
similar nature which have greatly,
As this advertising space is always increased in price.
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filled it is evident that advertising
pays even at these prices. MOW THE WEEDS
This time of the year is a good
The Women's Institute have arrang
ed for a demonstration of canned
fruits, meats and vegetables to be
held in the Town Hall next Wednes
day afternoon, Aug. 29th, at 2 o'clock
A lady demonstrator will be present
and give practical hints and, give
practical hints and methods of calm
ing all kinds of fruits, etc. Parties
interested must bring along the veget.
able, meat or fruit which they want
canned also the jars, the lady will
can it in the latest and best way and
the canned article can be taken home
by the owner, Everybody should at-
tend this demonstration. All are
welcome.
The Forestry Branch of the De
partmentItif the Interior, Ottawa,
has just issued the annual bulletin
on the manufacture of pulpwood..
The total value of the pulpwood
made into pulp in Canada and ,?x -
ported for manufacture elsawhere
in 1916 was nearly $20,000,000, which
represents an increase of over • 28
per cent as compared
The proportion Of pulpwood maxi-
ufaetured into pulp in Canada cent
pared with that exported in the
raw state is steadily Arareasing.
These and other particular -of
this important indtistry are set,
tint 111 the buliettn which may 'be
had fte,hY any citizen interested
10i addreaeivg "the Direetor of
Nirelitry, Ottawa, and askiag for
Pic tut wool • Bulletin 14'1'!,a
time to mow the weeds. They
should be cut or burnt or destroy-
ed. A weed cut and destroyed
this year, before the seeds have a
ebrnee to fall out, will save much
labor next year, cutting the extra
quantity. The little work and
tine spent in keeping down the
weeds along the roads, fences, etco
will not only improve the looks
of the town wed your property but
is a necessary work, as it will keep
the pest bens spreading. Too lit-
tle attention is paid to the noxi-
ous weeds. The study of these
should be anade one of the subjects
in our public schools.
ZURICH 8, AILSA CRAIG 10.
The 'Zurich baseball team suffer-
ed its first defeat of the season
last Friday evening when Ailsa
,Craig cacao out on top in a hotly
contested game by the score of
10 to 8. The game was one of
the fastest and eleanest played
here so tar and the high score
does not do credit to the class
of bat'. dished ;up. The local team
fie2red five- Pli,r9 1,0 the, 7th inning
but 1Ailsa Craig Caine right back
and &Stored. AIX ruins in the' 8th. A
tow' thtielY, lilts and a tea/ loess
"muff" Would have Seared the
do for the atiritti lad%
Score by innings, ' !
Ansa Craig i) 0 0 0 3 0 1 61-40
•*rich ' • ,0 020 OSO
tatiariee- nienonath and Dor.
wan P. Roviald and Ilowald;
Vat pizbp $4.6 • lictiont, . ,
or- ;ft,40. oNt`t.,'".TMIt`qn
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• We give credit to New Years
to Prompt Pay •Customers.
rinouncement
N1,01.t The business conducted for many years under the
name of C. Hartleib will henceforth be known as Hartieib
giTf:- Mr. S. E. Faust has taken a half share in the
business dating from August 21st.
The firm will be better prepared than ever to sup.
irry-irrrie-e-ds in Hardware, raints, Furniture, etc., at
the lowest prices.
Special attention paid to Furnace Work, Eave.
troughing, etc.
nartleib & Faust
Hardware and Furniture Zurich
HURON'S LARCEST COMBINATION STORE
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Cream, Eggs and Fowl
WANTED
Will pay highest cash price for Cream
Fowl and Eggs delivered at -my residence,
Zurich, at any time during the week.
I I. HUDSON, Phone 5, ZURICH 1
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Canadian Fertilizer Company:
BEST BY TEST
To the Farmers of this section:
• I have ordered 3 car loads of 0.6 per cent
Acid Phos.: for this fall for Fall Wheat, which
is the best for wheat. Anybody that wants some
•of this Brand will kindly order early,
----- I sell it for $28.00 a ton.
JOHN HEY, JR., ZURICH
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BIG. CLEARANCE SALE -
[will continue
During month of Augus
We are determined to reduce our stool
to the lowest possible point before )Ui
fall good arrive,
Summer Goods and all readyfttom
wear garments must be cleared out
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entirely. Watch our windows for
Bargains then come and see the big
display of bargains in every dupart-
ment of ouKstore.
This is your opportunity to save.
T. L. WORM
Phone
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