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;oft We have the celebrated Ro gers •Coats again in stock in
the 'newest styles : and cloths s uch as Plush, Velours, ;Baby
Lamb Cloth, ;et:0.'
Ne also have Misses and ch ildrens' sizes in •fashionable col
ors. Do not fail to see the se should you require a new
,winter coat.
Dress Goods
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' All wool Berges, in 'black, navy, greeln, brown, etc„ eta.,
b4 in, wide at ;from $1.25 to $ 2,50 per yd, These were all.
bought before the advance in prices, and are excellent val
'ue at our prices. Also a Mull range of -velveteens in.
,corded and plain finish at from. 80e to $1.00 per yard,
Silks
Silks are in good demand for fall, wear and we would
be pleased to show you our various lines in Duchess, Ha
ibitues, Poplins, Pailettes„ crepe du chenes, Georgettes,etc.
SPECIAL 1001y4 only, black Duchess, good
weight, 30 inches wide at $1.50 per yard.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
In Penman's all wool natural or white. These germ,
lents are .w>.A made of pure wool and give .excelleFnt wear
We also have flannelette gowns, ehildrens sleepers, sweater
icoats, hosiery in cashmere, all Toll, and fleeced lined.
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's Wear
Ken's . and Boy's fine suits, overcoats, raincoats, swea-
ters, a complete range of underwear, hats, Baps, mitts
,gloves, soaks, ties ' and mufflers,
COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK OF SEASONABLE
GOODS, AND GET OUR PRICES. WE FEEL SATISFI-
ED THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR WINT-
ER NEEDS.
LIVE POULTRY, LARGE ONIONS, DUTCIH ;SETTS
AND ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE WANTED.
J. G
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5:‘,/lassey.liarris Implements
We have been re -appointed Agents for the above
;red Implements and' are prepared to take orders of all
rids of Massey -Harris machines for next season.
• WE ALSO KEEP IN S NOCK 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
The Old Stand
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� If you intend to build a garage we have
4. material of a1likinds for game on hand. 4.
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Everything in 4'
Lumber and Building Material
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Combination storm and screen doors made to order.'
Custom Planing our Specialty
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NEW HARNESS SHOP
I have opened up a new harness shop hi; 'j
Merner's Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel,
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and am prepared to do everything in harness
repairing, binder canvas repairing, etc
�. Pull line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Cul r Combs, ateT
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A Trial Solicited
FRED THIEL ZURICH
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We give credit to New Years
iiihliery opening
to Prompt Pay Customers.
OUR many frienda and customers are invited
to view our charming display of Autumn
Hats, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 1 eb & 20th
Idella E. Kine -
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter
Eggs......... ... ,... ..........
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Dried App1ee
Potatoes
Wheat
Oats
Barley ..•..,".,
Buckwheat
Flour • 5
Bran
Shorts
Low Grade
Live Hogs fob
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- srich
and days following.
Everything New and Up-to-date
Publicity` $conisfings
Support
.3$. NEW METHOD OiF APPLYING
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2.10 2,10 Ottawa, Oct. lith;- Legislators
53 55 are foLowing With ucausual attent-
1 00 ion the work of the !Watery 'Ser-
vice Council, a non-partisan body,
in explaining to the Canadian peo-
ple the provisiions and o peration
#d oo of the Military ,Service Act. This
3.00 is the first time in .Calnadian hist
16 co,ory that such a method of plac-
ing a law in operation has been
adopted6 with every newspaper al
and magazine in the country car-
rying the message to the citiz-
ens. 1 ;
The advantage of publicity i9,
now apparent to all, since with
the dissemination of the facts re-
.garding the Military Service Act
public appreciation of its fairness
and justice has grown by leaps
and bounds in every section of
Canada.
,WITH CLOSE INTEREST
BY LEGISLATORS ,
bag
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$38 00
Local News
BAGGED 33 WILD DUCKS• •
So far this season Mr. C. Fritz
has bagged thirty-three wild ducks
in one of his recent hunts ;this,'
week he returned with nine of
them. Mr. Fritz is widely known'
for his hunting ability and the,
ducks have very slim chances to
get away when he is around with
his "pumper."
RATES REDUCED
The rates on money orders to
the United States have just been
reduced by the postoffice depart-
ment at Ottawa. They are now
the saane as those for Canada..
These new regulations also cover.
;Cuba, Guam, Hawaii, Panama Cam
al Ooze, Philippine Islandsf
,Portio Riico, the dependences'oil
the United States.
AUTO UPSET •1
While turning the korner at the
14th eon., and ;Zurich road, the
Ford auto driven by Mr, Warren
ISehilbe, ran into the ditch and
upset. iHe lost ,control of the
machine wheln he struck some new
gravel on the road. His sister,
Miss Emma, had her collar bon
broken, the other occupants es-
caping with some bruises. Th
car was badly damaged.
NOT MUCH NEWS
A newspaper man could go sev-
en days in a week, seven time
a day and ask different persons fo
the news and each time to be tol
there is absolutely noticing goin
on in this locality. When these
people get the paper they some-
times say;-- "H- there's not
much news this week," and then,
recall an item or two and . wonder
why ¶:h.ey were omitted. When
you know of anything of import-
ance it hat has trainspired tell us
every time. That's what we ar
in the business for, To publish th
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400th ANNIVERSARY
The 400th anniversary of the Re-
formation was fittingly observed
in the Lutheran ;church last Sun-
day. In the forenoon, Rev. H
Reibe, Sr., of Hamilton, preach-
ed a powerful sermon to a wel
filled church. The evening ser-
vices were also well attended and
the pastor of the church deliver -
.ed an interesting and instructive
sermon. On Monday evening, a
chicken supper was given in tha
Town Miall alnd this was a great
success, The proceeds amounted
to nearly $200. A musical Pro-
gram 'was given during the sup-
per and the evening was fittingly,
closed by, an illustrated lecture o'
Luther and the beginning of Prot-
estantism, givein by Rev. Mr
Klehn, of Stratford. The pictures
shown were very berautiful and the
lecture was educating and up.ifting
CARD OF PIf,ANK;S
Mrs. G. Pollock wishes to thank,
,tire many ikilnd d'riends for thein
assistance and sympathy during
Distribution of Seed Grain
and Potatoes
fron,j jtfhe
DOMINION EXPERIMENTAL
FARM. 1917-1918. ,
y} RI instructions of the Hon. Min-
;iter •;of.Agriculture a free ' distri-
bution ..._of .superior sorts of grain
and potatoes will be .rade during
the corning winter and spring to
Canadian farmers.
The samples of grain for distri-
bution will consist of spring wheat
about 5 lbs;; white oats, about
4 lbs.; barley, about 5 lbs.; ands
field peas, about 5 lbs.; These
will be sent out from the Central
Experimental Farm, Ottawa, by
the ;Dominion Cerealist, who will
furnish the (necessary application
forms.
A distribution of potatoes in
samples of about 3 lbs. will be
caaried on from, most of the Ex-
perimental Farms, the Central.
Farm supplying the pro' iince of
Ontario.
All samples will be sent free by
mail Only One sample of grain
and one of potatoes, can be sent
advised to apply very early,
J. ,H. ,Grisdale,
Director, Dominion Experiment-
s al Farms.
e ♦ Dutch Setts, Live Poultry, Large Onions and all kinds
•of Farm Produce,
to each applicant. As the sup?
ply of seed is limited,
farmers are
rinouncement
The business conducted for many years under the
name of C. Hartleib will henceforth be known as Hartleib
& Faust. . Mr. S. E. Faust has taken a half share in the
business dating from August 2lst.
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.
Ilartlejb & Faust
Hardware and Furniture Zurich
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Will pay ' highest cash price for Cream
0 Fowl and Eggs delivered at my residence,
0 Zurich, at any time during the week. lif
m I, HUDSON, Phone 5, zuRIC3 •
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;1Let us haveyour order for
St-l-iiiiadematoim...
fader.
Men's
Suits and Overcoat
PricesyRight ancl;,Fiti Guaranteed
MEN'S TIES
The very latest, 25n to $1.00,
)NEW ARTS
Beautiful line of new shirts just
arrived, $1.00 to $2.00.
WARM CAPS
1A full line of Men's and Boy's
caps 50e to $2+00
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RAINCOATS.
We carry a big stock in this line
coat for rainy weather or a
dress coat,
55.00 to $16
SWEATER COATS
In all .colors and sizes, with
without collars.
1F URS
A big range of Ladies Furs=
Plush Coats, eta.
Specialheavy coating $2.50 peryd*
TEDDY BEAR BLANKETS
LAND QUILTS
At' $1.00 and $1.75,
COCOCA RUGS
$1.00 to $1+75. They can be wash
ed.
FREES t:FRE !
New Idea Fashion Sheets are now out for November.
Come and procure one.
Wrapperettes, Flannellettes, and Eiderdowns.'.
all bought before' the big advance in price
WANTED
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADI
I Don't stay Gray! Here's an
Old-time Recipe that Any-
body can Apply.
recent sad bereave,tnernt.
NOTICE`
Persons who were awarded priz-
es for their exhibits at the Zurich
Full fair can obtain the prize
motley thn s.101+"t%try, A. F.
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The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's time.
She used it to keep her hair beautifuliy
dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever
her hair took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance, this simple mixture
was applied with wonderful effect.
tut brewing at ]come is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
,any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of
" Wyeth's Sege and Sulphur Compound,"
you will get thin famous old 'preparation,
improved by t +e addition of other in-
gredients, whir,. ran be depended upon to
restore natural +o1or and beauty to the'
hair. ,;.
A we]I+i:iion ; owntown druggist says
ft darkens 011e• lair so naturally and
evenly that ate': ;ly can tell it has been
applied. You ' tuply dampen a sponge
or soft brush ; ith it and draw this
through your ta•, taking one strand at
a time. lly n , ruing f lcc gray hair dis-
appears, and a ' i• another application or
two, i4 beeom 3 beautifully dark and
glossy.
•Wyeth's . n' .• arid Sulphur Compound
is a delightful .ri]c t requisite for those
who dash., n 1,•,• }outhfnl altpe rahce,
7t la not 'a tp• x ,y, .f,.• !+` it 7, m :`orttkko
T. L. WURM Phone 28
NEW IDEA PATTERNS
OPPORTURITY
you should not miss
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have on hand the following which were bought before
the big advance in price. Buy now and save money..
ON .PETER HAMILTON CULTIVATORS
I can save you $16 each. The se •cultivators are second to noins
Ahad are giving the best of satin faction.
, ON LdW-DOW N MANURE SPREADERS
I can save you $26 each. •0•n ly two left.
On WA.GONSI, :I can save you $,20. On BUGGIES, $25, Oa
HAY RRAKES: $8, Only one left. Also one ;LITTER CARRIER
OUTFIT on rVhicli I can save 3rou $20+
One prince to a11, these are no consignment goods. ''''"*".".4"."-""
The above fact. and ]>rices; speak for themselves, Cay•
at once it you need any ofthese as I have no time to ,cainvase,
A new line of Cutters. DeLaval Cream Separator Agency
We handlep -u:
p5, piping, etc.
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