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BEAUTIFUL
New Wash Goods
Now OOn Display
You OLUe l to whoa' February and
March an planning and sewing, for.
Spring, wilt find an t xteusive and v:ir-
ied, chrrice of YleW'GO )ds o ' display here
NEW RAYONS -In pretty Colorin g 'a and patterns 1 yd. wide at 55c
G1NGHAMS--in notiv designs always ,sorvicable and satisfactory in
washing, •priced from 15c. to 35c a yd, ,
?VICTORIA FABRICS - In lamall well well covered pattern's very
!.Suitable for Kiddies wear in fast colors.
PRINTS -In light and dark ground including the famous Amana
print's in 1 yd, width, a firm cloth of good weight and extra
wearing qualities.
NEW FONLARDS-An old favorite again coining into use this •sea-
aon 38 -in. wiath at 40c. yd.
SEE OUR RANGE OF CRETONES, CHINTZES, GALATEAS, SHIRT-
INGS, CHAMBRAY'S, TOWELINGS, ETC,
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PATTERNS PATTERNS
REMEMBER WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF IDEAL PATT-
ERNS IN STOCK. NO NEED OF WAITING A WEEK FOR A
P'A'TTERN AS EVERY PATTERN LISTED IN OUR FASHION
EOOKS IS HERE IN ALL SIZES, AT ONLY 20e. EACH,
WINTER 'GOODS
Balance of Winter Goods such as
'Underwear, Sox, Sweaters Coats,
Etc., still selling at greatly red-
-mei Prices.
SILVERWARE •
We give coupons with all cash
Purchases entitling you to Wtn,
Rage & Gti rant el S I"erwalew:th
out extra cost to you.
SPECIALS IN GROCERIES
Mullets pkg, ... 15e
Prunes, large 2 'lbs. for ... 25c
Matches bx. ...25c
Cream. of Wheat, lb, ... 50
Corn Meal, lb.
Caustic Soda box ..:75c
Soda Biscuits, 3 lbs. for ...49c
5c
J. GASCHO & SONS
Prol Waited i)t )ne 5)
Znricb?sGarage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GNUINE FORD PARTS
, UST Els...iss''.E:D A SfUPMEN P OF DOMINION TIRES 4.NDaTUBES
ARE A E' AIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
IT. S. L. aliTTE117
IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO , AND O'I'HFR CHEAP BATTERIES. AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WELDING.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
Z a rich
H. dousseau
SEE OUR
New Spririg St • ck
Of Shirtings, Denim, Cottonade
Gingbam, Print, Etc,
ALL NEW PATTERNS IN VOIL, BROADCLOTH, FANCY MUS-
LIN POGEE, ALL COTTON GOODS IS LOWER IN PRICE THIS
SPRING, AND WE ARE SELLINU AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICE.
GIVE US A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
J. W..MEhNER
BLAKE
Dirs. M. Brown of Zurich spent
last week at the home of her mo-
ther Mrs. V. Meyers, and other
friends in the village. .
There was quite a good tten-
dance at the auction sales which
were held in the village on Mon-
day andg odd prices were real-
ized.
eamized.
Mr .Win. Cont;pany left 'on. Sat-
urday, for Forest where he has ac-
cepted a position.
Mr .and Mrs. Rudy Sclawartzen
truber spent Sunday at 'the home
of Mr and Mrs. Val. Gerber in
the village.
Mrs. Ed. Stelek, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Walger, spent
last Wednesday at the home of
Mr .and M. Sam Hey. •
Miss Grace Love of Hillsgreen,
apent a few days with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Albert Keys.
Quite a number eroni this ,vic-
inity attended, the 'seed !show in
Elensnll last week.
Miss Edna Gingerich called on
friends in the village one day
lout week.
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NOW IS THE TIME WHEN I'`ARDIERS SHOTJLD BE PLANN-
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SPRING SEEDING. WS HAVE ON HAND CHOICE LOTS OF
DIFiFERENT GRADES SUCH AS t
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: Alfalfa, Alsike, Red Clover, Timothy, Whita and
I Yellow Blossom Sweet Clover
LEAVE YOTJR ORDERS NO,W . PRICES RIGHT.
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JUST I•IECE'[VED A CARLOAD OP FROST WOVEN
FENCING, BARB WIRE, BRACE AND COILED WIRE, .GATES
STEEPLES AND STEEL POSTS, ETC.
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
WE ALSO OPENED A LARGE SHIPMENT OP SHER.WIN •
\VLILIAMS PAINTS, VA:E,°NISHES, OILS, STAINS, ENAM-
ELS, .CTC.•
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PULL LINE OF HE,:'.VY AND sump ITARUWARE ALWAYS
ON HAND. ST E•
Dashwood
Mrs. Fefix Wilds is viisiting in
Chicago.
Mrs J. Kellerman was called to•
Toronto on Friday. owing to the
^r•au: illness of her daughter,141rs
tDr.t E. Broughton.
Mr. P. Schroeder of Mondton is
visiting in this vicinity. •
W illerl: Bros have creturned to
town and are working up their
flax.
Miss Jones of Exeter visited with
Miss Eifreda. Schroeder last week.
Miss Olivia Welton is visiting in
Kiichener.
- Mrs. P. Humble of Sarnia 1's vis-
iting her mother,
A number of young people met
at the home of Mr. and Mian. Chas
S' einha en on Wednesday evening
February 23rd, and surprised: Mrs.
.Bog.• Taylor tvith a' mi;scelleanoula
>hower. The evening was spent
ing i•mes, after which a dainty
lunch was served. Thc' bride re-'
ceirod many pretty and useful
gift's''
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Ezva \'iritzel, •olECurE.
wi.s'ting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Witzel of Stephen, ow-
ing to the illness 'of his mother..
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Eggc... .... ...... ...
Pp3E ill,
Wheat ..._
Barley ._
Buckwheat
Flour. • ._
Shorts per ton...._ ..
Bran per ton. _...
Potatoes per bag ...
Live hogs, cwt. ...._
‘Corrected every
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_._. ... • 1;.25
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_.34.00
.. 92.00
2.09
10.7s
Wednesday)
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF
ANY CANADtA.N COMPaNY DO-
ING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH .AND BONDS ON HAND
$129,454.14. Being an increalae of
InEurance of $5,365,485 over 1925.
G. Holtzman --- Zurich
A.a_4EN1, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE,
SCHOOL REPORT
Of Si. S. Not. 4, Hay, 1\p. The
marks are, based -on Exan inations
Those Marked with * n, :sseid an. ex.-.
ant, etc,•
Sr. IV -Delbert. Geiger 412,B.ena
Erb 402, Eldon Gabel 354*, t'
Jr. 1V -Dorothy Zi�'k 487, Ray
Qrttt ein 466, Leonard Maisse 277**,
Vet ly n Thiel 252".
Sr•,III-Napoleon Geromette 433
CClaire Surerus 423.
Jr. If( ---Milton McAdams • 376,
Emmerson Erb 234", OleVia Masse
1!G ,kat
• II -Della Smith 299, aLura Maga
•245, Norman Geromette 230. i -
Veola Klopp 166, Dorothy Ga'seho
147, Gertrude Thiel 129, Alice Erb
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1117, Rizer 11Iaase 112, Dennis Masse
83, L
Primer -Gerald Masse 98
Mrs. L. V. Hoffman, teacher.
1010. 1010.
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March 3rd -Ely, Steinbach, ha.if
interest.
March 8E1 -Wilfred Laporte
March 10th -Alfred Sreenarl.
March 15th --Ezra Bender.
alar. 24th -E, Snider estate. it.
Weber, G. Elliott, At,Ctieueer .
'Mr. 26 -Wm, Main, :Exeter.
March 23 -Louis Kraft, Stephen
ETir-h 22nd. Il 01)011' Gr4V.11:
t\T u'rh. 12—Prank TayI r, Exeter
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C. N. R. TRAIN CONNECTIONS
MORNING
South, Kippen .. 8,22 a,nr".
South, Hensel' .. 8.32 a,m,
South, Exeter .., . ,.•8.47
Stage leave Zurich..,. 7.00 a.m.
North, 'Exeter ... .. 10.16 a.nt.
North, Ilensall ... .. 10.30 a.ni,
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AFTERNOON
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South, Exeter . -5E5 p.m,
Stage leave 2urieh ......3.00 p•.ni.
North. Exeter' ... . ,. 6,04 part
North, Kenrtall ... ... 6,18 pan.
North.. Kippeaa 623 pari
TiaThalretlaty March 211, $
Seasonable
We can .uppl the PubliQ
With Seasonable llardwar8
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At n oderate prices, including Que-
bec
ue.bee Stoves and Heaters of various,
makes whieh,we ask you to see
SEE OUR WARE, RY PAILS, PRODUCTS, -
PANS, ETC. BM
LET US SHOW YOU
OUR VARIOUS WASHING MACHINES ALSO 1p;LECTRIO
WASHERS, WRINGERS, 'WASH BOARDS SCRUBBING ORM.
. SEES, DUSTLESS MOPS, BROOMS, DUSTERS, ETC.
VA.CUETTE CLEANER FOR HIRE AT $1.00 PER DAY;
FULL LINE OF PAINTS, VARNISHES, STAINS, PAINT
OILS AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES,
Good Supply of Krauser Smoke Cure
.Rft
FURNITURE
Full Line of Furniture in Living Room Suit's, Dining Resta
Suits, Bed Room Suits, Kit cher) Cabinets,. A number, ,et
Rockers at Reduced Prices. Fana.oue Simmons Beds, Spring*
and Mattress, guaranteed in course of years it defective eu,
be exchanged free of charge.
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
Johnston tt Kalbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 6
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1927
Auto Licenses.
ALL PASSENGER CAR LICENSES HAVE BEEN REDUCIE
$5 DD APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND LICENSE PLATES
iV1AILED
TO :YOU DIRECT;
Auto Insurance
LOWEST RATES ON ALL CLASSES OP INSURANCE
PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, COLLISION
FIRE, THEFT, ETC.
PARTICULARS ON REQUEST.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO; -SERVICE AND SAFETY
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Mutual Life of Canada
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TAILOR MADE
BY THOSE WHO KNOW
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TALL OUR GOODS GUARANTEED tc
4, DONT be _misled by buying
1 •chlLeaper and inferior good
'yI I3UY from those you know wit
istand behind, everything they
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