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NEW FALL MORSE GOODS
Our stock of fall horse goods has arrived ,and we tax
supply your nie.eds a little eheaiper than you can bit'y them el-
sewhere. We have a lull line of ;HORSE BLANKETS,,
SASKATCHEWAN ROBES, ,RUGS, „DASH APRONS, MITTS
AND GLOVES,' HALTERS, HARNESS, ETC. We have a
few fur robes to pclear' below present cost.
We have rungs, either for :buggy or scar, from $3,00 to 16,00
Come and see outr Stock. P.
R. F. STAD A :ZURICH
URICU-i, FRIDAY MORNING!, NOVEMBER23
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•Satisfe.d Hundreds
1 Can Satisfy You Orli ,
WE HAVE BEEN MAKING AND SELLING SUITS FOR MANY
YEARS AND HAVE SATISFIED HUNDREDS OF CUSTOMERS.
''./DUR EXPERIENCE GIVES YOU T HE SATISFACTION THAT THE
'WORK WE TURN OUT WILL BE SATISFACTORY IN EVERY PAR
TICULAR •
Get your clothe,s made by one who understands the measuring
and fitting, '
'We will make you your suit or, if pref erred, will have it city-
mad.e. Hundreds of samples to choose from.
All our Boy's Suits and Overcoats
are going under cost
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a. E. Axt, of London, is .vis-.,' "'t tirsasiitt rM1tl tt #t0 100
ltis•.hoge here. .. .
rs. Geo, Brock, of H'ensall, is
ting relatives here this week, _
9; number from here attended the:
I suppler at Varna on Monday
ht.
Mr. Alf Moretz and fa.niily, o
Guelph, visited relatives here ove
Sunday.
The open season fordeer, quai
wild turkey, black and grey equir
refs closes to -day Nov. 15th.
Mr. F, Hefts, Sr., visited relatia
,ves at Saltford Heights over t
iSunday, .,-•
Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskoppf.:
visited relatives at Sebringsville,
over Sunday. .
1V Ir. and Mrs. Henry Truett -0e*,,
returned Tuesday from Toronto, '•
where they visited their son and
daughter.
Mrs. B, Stacey and Miss F, Pre
p 4hips eontests in Huron county Teter, of Stratford spent a few.'!••
days at the z ome .cif Mr, and 11li•stl 1' have been announced and . Miss -
d, Preeter lis week. T'' ora I. Hess, of -the G. C. L, dau.
Mi: and rs. H. Schnarr, of Kit hter of Mr. and Mgrs. P. Hess, _
i. of ilZurich wins the third
chener, are: visiting at the home oil ' '-
Edna, -
the lather's parents, Mr. and M scholarship; Miss' James of
S. Livingood; 14th cob.
`'Hon; S. J. Latta, mtinister o
highways in the' Martiw Governm-
ent, of Saskatchewan has - been el..,, • of valines $100, $60, .$40 for first,
eicted by acclamation a,t Last Mo-_
L. O. Umbach, of the Waterloo:
Co., Waterloo, was a busi-
visitor in town on Tuesday.
large number from the village,
vicinity attended. the nomin-
en held at Cli+nton.,oil Monday;
ev. and Mrs. F. Meyer, of Dash-
od, visited with friends in town
few days this Week. Mr. Mey- ,
also assisted with the evening ...
,services held here .. in •the Evan.' +
g plical church. 1
The Canadian banks are •arrang-
to make advances to small- in- { t
stars in Victory Loan bonds up
90 per cent. of their subea i -t
on, at the same rate of iinter•
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AN � R
Our stock was never so 1
See' our lines before sen
city catalo
Repairing Neatly an..
Butter and eggs taken in
C. FRITZ
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Your Winter
rs' Wingham High School', the first _ Now is the
scholarship, and Miss Katherine
McGregor, of Clinton Collegiate,
the second The scholarships are
untaiht second and third. respectively/.
TheoIs' Bak Also all th
As all line ...
Underwear
Flannellettes
Wrapperettes
Dress Goods
Men's and Boys
time to
recommend- their f ,ins to invest in -
arta d i
and are ready to receive subscriptions. The
Bank will undertake to hold Bonds -fog' safe -keep-
ing without charge for a. year, whether the
subscription was placed through the Bank or not.
Apply to the Bank Manager for information..
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C'hildlen'e Cashmere Huse • in black, fan, red and white, per
pair, 30c to 75e,
Men's Heavy
Gray Wool Socks
40c and 75c
REETER'S
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Boy -'s heavy ribbe:i hose in all sizes and prices.
Ladies' wool mitts. in . Navy, red, white and black at 35e.
Children's plain wool mitts in navy, red and black, all sizes
35e. pr.
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FLANNELETTES. Striped flannelette, striped in blue, gray a
and Pink. .8 yards for $1.00.
FLANNELETTE SHIRTINGS, in dark stripes or checks at 15e and
20e. x yard,
NEW FALL WRAPPERETTES in light and clerk colors, 27 in-
cites wide att 15c to 18c yd.
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS in white or giay,; blue and pink .
borders sizes 1.1.1 and 12%
W1HITE WOOL BLANKETS, plain white with blue or pink bord-
ers, Froin $4.50 up.
;COMFORTERS, well' quilted and' cotton filled in one size only,
at $2.50 each.
LADIES' 'WINTER COATING O A complete showing or all the
latest weaves and 'shades for winter coats at $2.00 to $3.75.
ICHILDRENSz COATS. Corduroy velvet :coats ..and plain cloth -;
in blue and' brown, lined throughout, ages .2 to 10 years, at a low
'vice:
,CORDUROY VELVETS. splendid display of corduroy ve-
in. all (colors -at 60 and 75c i:yd+
to and -beautify veer homes by fitting up:the rooms
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c fixtures. We have a' nice assortment suitable for bed
s parlor, dining rooms and etc., at reasonable prices.
Hot Point Electric toasters, Irons Grills, call and
v , a full stock of Tungsten and Nitrogen
and ware always on hand and, prices
little lover than you get elswhere,
F Specials
Ready -.Made
Clothing
If you are in need of an over-
coat or suit it will pay you to buy
now at old prices, ,while our pres-
ent stock last. Net gobds will
be away up in prices.
Snap in Caps
A job lot of men's and boys caps
ranging from 50a to .75c. To clear
at 25c each. .
Towels
_4. nice range of° Turkish Bath
Towels in stripes a1ncreolored gro-
unds at 25e 'and 50e. 1,.Also plain
with pink and bhie borders with
space for initials. at 60e and $1.00.
These are special values.
PilIow Cases
Embroidered and Hemstitched
at 90c to $1.25.
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• Men's and Boys' Underwear
All sizes of men's ht;,I.vy ribbed woul underwear at last year's
prices. Also men's and boys fleece lined, and Penman's Under-
wear for men and boys. ,
LADISE' VESTS and DRAWERS, Splendid winter garments
high neck, long s':eeve et -stn. and ankle lengths drawers. All sizes
and prices.
Infants Vests, button front, 1 to 12 years. Special .at 30e and
35e each. i
A full range of children's black drawers in sizes 2 to 16 years.
Prices according to age. Also 1 adios sizes at 90c and $1.00 each.
VIMY COLLARS- The new linen Cellar for men. Just in at
20e each or 3 far 50c.
Dutch Setts and Large Onions Wanted
Live Fowl taken every Friday forenoon
RANGES and RENTERS
The season is coming when you will need a 12anga or Heater and
you naturally will want the best and we �votitd invite you to see
.our stock before you rake your purchases, we still handle the eel-
nbrated Peninsular Liu' in ‘all the different makes high oven.
-Peerless Gilt Edge, Also many; other makes.
And we guarantee any stoev vve turn out to give entire satis-
faction, or your money' back.
Furnace work and plumbing a specialty.
Clover :and Timothy Seed, Dutch Setts and live poultry, all kin-
ds of Farm Produce bought either for cash'or in exchange goods.
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