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Lamb Cloth, etc. 4.
We also have Misses and childrens' sizes in fashionable col .t,
�.I ors, Do not fail to see the se should you require a new +
(elwinter coat, 4
: Dress Goods �.
'�' reen, brown, etc., etc., •3•
"1• All wool Berges, in black, navy, g
These were all
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'fig. ;bought before the advance in prices, and are excellent val 4
; ue at our prices. Also a full range of velveteens in
corded and plain finish at from 60e to $1.00 per yard.
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az,7 Silks are in good demand for fall wear and we would
,x. be pleased to show you our various lines in Duchess, Ha
bitues, Poplins, Pailettes„ •crepe du chenes, Georgettes,etc. 4
SPECIAL 100 yds. only, black Duchess, good t
4. weight, 30 inches wide at $1.50 per yard.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
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man's all wool natural or white. These garm-
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tentsis are �vsll roads of pure wool and give
ee We also have flanpelette gowns, childrens sleepers, sweater
.1. ;coats, hosiery in cashmere, all wolf, andfleeced lined. +
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.*p• ters, a complete range of underwear, hats, caps,
4.;gloves, socks, ties and mufflers. •F•
'��. COME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK OF SEASONABLE •1'
GOODS, AND GET OUR PRICES. WE FEEL SATISFI-
ED THAT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR WINT-
;�,�' ER NEEDS.
LIVE POULTRY, LARGE ONIONS, DUTCH ,SE;TTS M
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Visit our Millinery Parlors and
see y grew..,, reduced prices we are offering
ir. l✓x <• d -ear, rats Trimmed and Untrimmed,
also : anin,. , Veilings, etc., at
Vel• Low Prices
1d,Ala E., Kline Zurich
LOCAL MAIi.k;.i.ITS Result of Exemption Claims
EXEMPTION CLAIM'S ALL WED
R. E. Webb, E. Webb, F. Cam-
eron, R. H. Clausius, Wm. Claus -
John H. Price, H. Kenney, C,
W. Dresser, 0. .E. Mcllwain, R. I.
.42 Mcllwain, H. A. Stimson, W. L.
42 Mellis, Wi 'J. Reid, N. Stanlake,
05 S. Gascho, A. E. Heideman, W.
1 00 Schenck, A. T. Kalbfleisch, Geo.
Eaynham, P. 'McKeever, H. A.
Clarke, Earl Sweitzer, J. H. G -al-
pin, C. J. Nicholso'i, Chas. Jack-
son, R. Colclough, J. R. Kenney
R. E. Alderson, Wm. Desjardine, A.
R. Parsons, T. C. Bailey, Colin Cam,
pbell, G. T. Flewitt, E. C. Diehl, C.
W. Magee, E. T. Brisson, W. A.
Schilbe, Gordon Surerus, Jno. 3.
Regier, 3ideon Koehler, Thos Pat-
ton, W. H. Haugh, P. T. tisen-
bach, W. T. Petty.
CLAIMS DISALLOWED.
Peter Ravelle, Emanuel Voll -
and, Herbert F. Wutm„ R. T.
Kalbfleisch, A. Kerney, L. W. Hof-
fman, E. E. Ruby, R. W. Williams;.
_ In Flanders Fields
Two men were arguing: One
claimed he had heard in Calgary
the most stirring appeal for the.
Victory War Loam. The other
said he ,had hhrd a bethr-in
,Sherbrooke, P*,: Q. A thin . man,
taking his cigar from his mouth
Corrected every Thurs sy•
Butter
Eggs
Dried Apples
Potatoes
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Buckwheat
Flour
Bran
Shorts
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Live Hogs fob
Hensall
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Local News
NEW ADS - Victory Loan, T.
H Agur, T. Brownett, P. Lamont,
Ford Motor Co., Auction Sale,
The first real snow fall of the
season took place on Saturday and
Sunday. About three inches ;of
the "beautiful" fell, but not quite
enough fol sleighisng.
WO1v1I NS' INSTITUTE NOTES
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embers Of the Women's
We gave credit to New Years
to Prompt Pay Customers.
Announcement
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 21st.
The firm will be better prepared than ever tocsup-
ply your needs in Hardware, Paints, Furniture, et
the lowest prices.
Special attention paid to Furnace
troughing, etc.
Work, Eave-
Hartleib & Faust
Hardware and ,Furniture Zurich
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
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Institute met at the home of the, said; "No, tlie best appeal for
DI,sees Lamont on Wednesday eve- I Victory Bon+`is does'nt ante men-
ning of last week.There was a tion their eniam.e. Listen ;" and he
good attendance and the meeting
was a very interesting one The
meeting was opened by- singing
"The Maple Leaf For i�...e,'c Mrs.
B. Campbell, who was the deleg-
ate from the local organrzatiofr to
the convention recently held at
London, gave an excellent report,
of the proceedings. MiissesPearl
Wurtz and Muriel Preeter gave
two excellen tpapers. A solo by
Miss Margaret Lamont was also
welt rendered. Other important
business was disposed of. The
next meeting will be, held at the
home of Mrs. Campbell on the ev-
ening of Dec. 12th, at 6 p. m,
Members will prepare themselves
r ,the roll call with �Chr-
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Let u have your order
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Prices Right and Fit Guaranteed
to answe
istmas suggestions. All ladies are
cordially invited.
Report for Room' IV. -.
Subjects for Jr. and, Sr. V.
Biology, Reading, Grammar , and- gelical church, was held on '.i'ues-
Literature.
day evening and resulted as tot -
Sr. V.- Jean Campbell 80%; lows ;- '
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William 14lanson 75, Margaret Hess I President- N. Dahms ; Vice -
74, Graham Merner 63. Pres., Muriel Preeter; Cor. -Sec.
Jr. V,- Leonard Hudsop 76.5, Margaret Lamont; Rec.-Sec., PearlOlive Zettel 73, Mildred Hoffman Wurtz Missionary -Sec. Ortwein;Ida
Treys, Anna Hess; Or -
70.5, rtriiliamr d 66, Jacob ganist, Mayne Lamont; Librarians
C r ive Meda Surerus Ieix, enry Pfile and Hilton Truemner.
Leo Curriveau 60, Ruth Hartleibf
57, Freddy Weseloh 50, Russel Pre-
eter 42,5, Frank Siebert 42.
Subjects for Sr. IV.- tReading,
Written Reading, .Grammar, and
and Writing. '
Dorothy Campbell 78%, Edna
Zettel 73, Iva Kalbfleiseh 67, Lil-
lian Weseloh 66, Ward Fritz 03,
Ivan Kalbfleisch 55, Bert 'Sieert-
51, Teddy .Wagner 41.5, , Lee;l Town Hall%7r ic;h on Tnesnay nnht
O'paien' s0. - Dee 41b at S l err. Patterson's Jubilee
Parents of pupils whose atamd-
ing is below 60% could give val-eSingers haw, h ,n engaged for the
liable
able assistance by insisting more occasion. e l+ni:sien-Il,e,ervecl sents
upon their stuffing' at home. 35 c, Adn
Children 7 50. Plan
N. E, Ile' alms,' Prin'ci:na'.. of .hull at ' vrfi,1,1 Office,
read from gi clipping the poem by
John MeB e, of Montreal.;
In FlandelE's'field thF poppies blot
Betw,ah againstthe z,row and row,
Thai r men ki1T'. V ,and in the sky;
The larks,still bravely singing,fly,
Scarce heard amid the guns below;
We are ,lhe,dead,short days ago
We lived,felt dawn saw sunset glow
Loved and were loved, and now we
lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe 1
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high
I If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not aleep,through poppies
grow
In Flandees fields.
MEN'S TIES SWEATER COATS
The very latest, 25c to $1.00. In all colors and sizes, with or
NEW SHIRTS without collars.
Beautiful line of new shirts just FURS
g A bigran e of Ladies Furs,
arrived, $1.00 to $2.00.
WARM CAPS Plush Coats, etc.
A full line of Men's and 13oy's Special heavy coating $2.50 per yd,
TEDDY BEAR BLANKETS
AND QUILTS
At $1,00 and $1,75.
If you intend to build a garage we have
material of allikinds for same on hand.
Everything in
Lumber and Building Material
Combination storm and screen doors made to order•
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The annual election of officers
of the Y. P. A. of the 'Zurich Evan -
caps 50e to $2.00
RAINCOATS.
We carry a big stock in this'ine
'A coat for rainy weather or a $1.00 to $1.75. CA They A San be wash
dress coat.
$5.00 to $16 ed,
AUCT ON SALE
Of 25 durhanr cows, some with
calf at foot and some to calf
a month, at Hensall Stock Yards
on Tuesday, Dec., .lth, at 2 p. m,
E. Bossenberry, auctioneer; P.
Lamont, Proprietor.
Cream, Eggs and Fowl 3
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'aiiwill pay highest cash price for Cream
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Fowl and Eggs delivered at my residence,
Zurich, at any time during the week.
L HUDSON, Phone 5, ZURICH_
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Do not fnr:tet• 'he concert in the
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i Merner's Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel,
l' and am prepared to do everything in harness t.t
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� repairing, binder canvas repairing, etc.
FREE! FRE!
New Idea Fashionhnoo for Novemt er.m and areece one.
Wrapperettes, Flannellettes, and Eiderdowns
all bought before the big advance in price
WANTED
Dutch Setts, Live Poultry, Large Onions and all ).rinds
of Farm Produce.
T. L.
M Phone 28
NEW !D A 'PATTERNS
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You will possibly never again have ,ut•h an investment
,�. , Victory Loan.opportunity as is ()leered red you in the Canada
The security, interot, return and the r?;ainty of p nprec-
iation when peace es,mes, makes it a ideal boors ra buy
You owe it to yourpatriotism and yol �" 7e
as much as yocan, be it a $50.00 be ` Y :Yll4, x$ betitaset,. one.
Any of the canvs Es , s or the Matson .
to give you full ptxi.ls'E1la1s.=.scan D c, 1st.
V�'r' tz and G. Pete and F. W , Glad -
A. F. He :, and 0,. x � .
Glad -man, ;,a'ovassE'vs for Hay Tawnsl ' l' .9 e . , r a e .• il.
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INVESTMENT OF YOUR SAVINGS
Money lying al a low rate of interest will earn
for you each. six months more interest dollars by in-
vesting it in a Huron & Erie -Debenture.
You receive the unconditional promise of this
Iialf•Century old Corporation that your funds will be
repaid at the time promised together with half -yearly
interest thereon
For terms of one, two, three, four or $ye years'
interest is pail at the rate of
5 per cent per annum
Why not ask for further particulars`;
THE
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CHAiiTERED 1864
Older than erre Dominion of alntet"
HEAD O 1 i.:E: LONDON, ONT.
Applicatio. a fee Debentures receive l ?
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