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We have been fortunate in securing a quan-
tity of Mill Ends. Pieces of from 2 to 10 yards of
Prints, Galateas, Nurses Cloth,
1 yd wide Dress Ginghams, fan-
cy Voiles, Table Linens, etc. •
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 hays a well assorted stock of ladies' white voile waists,
middy blouses, plain and porous underwear, wash skirts, collars, etc.
1'1en's Wear
For warm simmer days. A nice range of Sport Shirts in
different colors, Wash Ties, Straw Hats, Zimmerknit balgriggan
Underwear, Socks, etc.
A Few Specials
Figured Maslins in cDlors at 8 and 10.3 ayard
Turkish Towels at 30 and 400 a pair
Ladies' black silk ankle hose at 25c a pair
Ladies' fine cotton hose, regular 25e, to clear at 20c
Men's Socks in black, tan and grey at 15c a pair
We have Canada Paint Co's. Pare Paris Green in stock
Also coarse cattle salt at 75c a cwt., and fine Sarnia salt in barrels..
A 'WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES ALWAYS
ON HAND
J. Gascho & Son
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Par new honey crop is now
ready for market. We thank our
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but not so much clover, auostly)
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4. the color is not up to last year'e
. exceptional quality.
4, Prices are a little higher, but
as not near as high as other farm.
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'3' 'Cur prices for best No. 1 honey,
if less than i(n 60 lb. lots, in 5, 10
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we fili your own containers,
.4. 60-1201bs -16'4e -17e.
180-300 lb -16c-16;ec,
a. 360-600 lb -1534 -16c.
The higher price is for the sanal-
ler Mb tins, the lower for the 10
and 30 ib tins gross weight, and
3:60 lb net weight tins in, 60 11erat-
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Good clover and basswood, hole-
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Harris Implements
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-.We have been re -appointed Agents for the above
named Implements and are prepared to take orders of all
kinds of Massey -Harris unachines for next season.
WE ALSO KEEP IN STOCK ALL KINDS OF MASSEY
HARRIS MACHINE AND PLOW REPAIRS.
We still sell Wagons. Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs and
Cutters, and We repair the same class of goods.
Square
Deal
Our Prices are always right
H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman
F. Hess & Son
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If you intend to build a garage we have
material of all kinds for same on hand.
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Combination storm and screen doors made to order.
Custom Planing our Specialty
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January, 1918. •
ZURICH
Hensall Man Drowns
John McKay, of Herman, was
drowned in Lake Huron, at Bay-
field, on Sunday afternoon about
4 o'clock, Mr. McKay was spend-
ing a few days with his brother,'
Mr. William McKay, of the Wal-
sall High .School stall, who, with
his family, are summering at Bay
field, and went in for a swim with,
some friends. He was am expert
swimmer and, after enjoying him-
self in the water for a while,,',he
returned to the shore a'nd after re-
sting went in again. He was, ' in
only a few minutes when lie -sud
denly sank and was not seen again,
Mr. Mustard and other villagers'
dragged for the body withoutsu,e`
Bess, but it came ashore this incrn
ing, about two anfles; laotti 4 opt,.
where the drowning tool. Pta4
Mc ay was••51;',Years, v'of ag`ea
had traveled extensively°. '''
was a druggist, but was compel
ed to give up business 'owing!, to
the loss of his sight. It is believ-
ed that this handicap led to ^ his
going farther from shore tha,i: he.
intended, but the cause of' his
death in the water is thought to
have been heart failure. He'hav.
ing be,e'n a sufferer from heart
trouble for some time.
LOCAL. !MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter .32
Eggs' 42
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes 150
Wheat 200 2.00
Oats 70 85
Barley 1 00
Buckwheat 1 25
Flour 6 25 7 00
Bran $40 00
Shorts 45,00
Low Grade bag 3.00
Liye Hogs fob Heusall 16 00
Local News
i'EW ADS -Canada Trust Co.,.
Tai Sale, Farm for sale.
HOLIDAYS ARE OVER.
$,bhoo1 will re -open next week
fd the fall term. The staff of
Zi itch Public School will be;Prin-
ci al, Mr. N. Dahins; Assistantsy
aliases M. Lamont, I. Douglas and
P.',' Kalbtleis ch.
LOOK UP YOUR LABEL
Our mailing list has been cor-
sPeted to Aug. 10th. If your lab-
el 'meads, Jan. 18, you are paid in
advance if it Heads Jan. 17, you
are in arrears. Be one of the
paid -in -advance subscribers by
paying up. .
A 'NUAL MEETING
he Annual Meeting of the lIur-
Red Cross and Canadian .War °
tiingent Association will meet
inton on Monday, Sept., 3rd.,
1,00 a, ni. ,Miss Robinson of
I, 'Thomas will speak on "Field
'forts," and the question of
Servation of Food," will also
aka) up. All ladies interested
it this: work are invited to attend,
,OTHER SPECIAL
U ''Sterling Bank of Canada,wiic
;:opened a branch office in
lnsail, are offering a special
Ito sef $10.00 for the Gentleman's
Outfit exhibited at the Zur-
-6Pair, The prizes will be awar-
as follows ;1st. $5.00; and. $3.00
wt As this is a liberal
is c
t ould bring out a large
;;er of entries.' .
Is (FAIR NOTES
ily three weeks more, then the(
Shoxy,...
elp to make our all Fair a,
sueeess by laeco tng a member of
the,'Society and get your neigh -
11 or top do likewise.
The Baby Show at our Fair is;
s • ething new and should create
intertest.
li't ..forget the Big Concert in,
Town rHall on the evening of
t 20th.
RO zs HERE
People Are Warned To
Conserve fuel
PREMIER W, H. HEARST ISSUES
A CIRCULAR AT INSTANCE OF
DOMLNIO' i FUEL CONTROLLER
The Government of Ontario, at
the request of the Dominion fuel
controller, draws public attention
to the fuel situation in the prov-
inee in the 101 owing no.iee ;
War conditions have affected the
normal supply of coal and render-
ed imperative that every consum-
er practice the utmost thrift.
Energetic measures are being ad-
opted to prevent fuel shortage.
This can only be attained by the,
fullest co-operation and ass stanee,
of every coal consumer.
Co-operation may be effected by
the adoption of the following pre-
cautions;
re,cautions;
Refrain from using fuel of any
kind including gas, until it becom-
es absolutely necessary.
Practice rigid economy in the,
use of fuel.
Whomever possible, use substite
utes for ,coal to the fullest possible
extent.
Guard constantly against waste'
of fuel when making or cleaning,
fires, and when using gas.
Thoroughly sift all coal ash and
burn the residue. The result will
be surprising. One-tenth of the
'fuel originally fed to the fire has
been recovered and utilized in this
way.
The faithful observation of , the
foregoing by ' all consumers Will
have a marked effect in :eonsery
ing the Foal supply and may avert
a serious crisis..
Municipal, religious, educational
and other a.uthorities attid bodies
are ,requested to repeatedly urge
and impress the foregoing consid-
erations ufio.i the public.
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'nee last Thursday the streets
and houses , of ,Zurich have been
h with power supplied by the
Bydre. Electric .:Com,mission of
Ontario. Every street in our
village is now brilliantly lighted,
the lights burning from 7 o'clock
in the evening to 6 o'clock in the
morning.,. They go on and off aut-
omatically, a time switch doing the
wbrk, Many of the houses are
now" using liydro power, and it
will not be long before most of
our citizens will use it for ironing,
cooking, etc, as the cost is small
i+f ,used with ease.
DEEPLY THANKFUL
;During the last few weeks a
naixiber of kilnd neighbors passed
a ;subscription list among resid-
ents' of 'Stanley and Hay Townships
for, the purpose of aiding Mrs.'
Arthur. Clarke, whose, husband was
recently killed at the front and
who also intends to undergo a ser-
ious operation in a few days. A
god amount was collected and
presented to Mrs. 'Clarke who afeke
nowledges the receipt lin the fol-'
lowing terms;
I wish to let you know how cle-
eply I appreciate the gift of
money you collected for ane to aid
me in !t(,tre expenses of my oper-
altion. I desire thatyou will make
it known to ell that eubscribed hog'
deeply grateful I ani for thrit
kind"nese;
Yours Very Truly;
Mrs, Arthur Clarke
BORN
Badour-At Sauble Line, on Aug
20th to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. $
Badour, a daughter.
7Ja.porte-At Bauble Line, on Aug.
2nd, to Mr, atria Mrs. Chas. Lae
p4rte, a daughter.
Masse -At Bauble Line, on Aug
ora, to Mr. and YVI,zs. Jas. Masse
a daughter.
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We give credit to New Years
to Prompt Pay Customers.
q,.
nnauncement
The business conducted for many years under the
name of C. Hartleib will henceforth be known as Hartleib
Faust Mr. S. E. Faust lids taken a half share in the
business dating from August 21st.
The firm will be better prepared than ever to sup-.
ply your needs in Hardware, Paints, Furniture, etc., at
the lowest prices.
Special attention paid to Furnace Work, Eave-
troughing, etc.
I-Iartleib & Faust
Hardware and Furniture Zurich
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
ZCliOCA CS3CREOC3f3 $E3. f3F3£ #...# @ +Ctiei=
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Cream, Eggs and .Fowl
WANTED
Will pay highest cash price for Cream
Fowl and Eggs delivered at my residency
Zurich, at any time during the week.
I. HUDSON, Pb.one 5, ZURICH
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Canadian Fertilizer Company
BEST BY TEST
Chatham, Ont.
To the;;Farmers of this section:
I have ordered 3 car loads of [16 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 August
Wevare determined to reduce our stock
to the lowest possible point ;before our
fall goods:arrive.
Summer Goods and all ready=to
wear garments must be cleared out
entirely.= Watch our windows for
Bargains then come and see the big
display of bargains in every depart-
ment of ourc.store.
This is your',opportunity to save,•
T L WORM • Phone 28
NEW IDEA PATTERNS