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SVe„were fortunate in ..secining
berof flue Bavarima Dinner Setts at
a real saving in price.
They are '97-i)iece .s.eti.,4 with China
(Jops and Saucers and sell at $18.30
and O. each.
pale Early for
Best Choice
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LET IJS SHOW YOU OUR NEW
INTEW SAMPLE BOOKS OF THE
:NEWEST LINES OF WALLPAP-
ERS.
PRICES FROM 8c TO 60c. PEI<
ROLL
Garden Seeds
A FULL LINE OF GARDEN
SEEDS NOW ON HAND, ALSO
-ANGEL AND TURNIP SEEDS
°AND CHICK FEEDS. TRY OUR
'GRANULATED OATMEAL FOR
YOUNG CHICKS AT 5c. LB.
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Wall Paper
THE difference between com-
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possessing beauty and charm
depends greatly on your
choice of wall paper.
From our extensive stock of famous
MAXIMUR. and other Wall Papers
you will find your idea of the right
paper to properly decorate each
room of the house. Our experience
in laor.te decoration is always at
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Gas, Creases
-arage
:fires, Tubs, Repairs
• GENUINE FORD PARTS
erusi kihti ilIPMENT OP DOMINwr.• 117tES IND TUT:.
WE ARE ..'LGAIN HANDLI.NG TEE FAMOUS
IEF IN NEED. A J3AT1ERY, WE SOLI(2.1.'t OUR PATRON...;„,...`-.
VE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OP T. EATC,7,
O, AND, 0 l'HER CHEAP BATTERIES, AN".”, PWSTTYRS WI O 47.1
7OU SERV ch;
5V33 MAKE 9.e1T1•SP'AOTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR 9LP
ERY.
13AT! ERN? REP AIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING., EXPERT Ai
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR ItIBUFRNIPAL. ALSO AC.
MTV!, EN F ' vPLDTNG.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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Of Sbirtings, Denim, Cottonade
Ginghaiii, Print, Etc.
ALL NEW PATTERNS IN VOIL, BROADCLOTH, FANCY MUS-
LIN POGEE, ALL COTTON GOODS IS LOWER IN PRICE THIS
SPRING. AND WE ARE SELLING AT OUR USUAL LOW , PRICE,
GIvE US A CALL AND SEE. FOR YOURSELF
J. W. MERNER
itEMS LOLA INTUESI
Canada's total trade in the 12
month's ended Oct. 30 last, in $223,
00,00 greater than the preceding
12 re.onths. Both iniports and ex-
port: figures show marked advan-
ces over the betels for the past
two years. Canadian imports in
the year ended in Oct., were val-
ued at$991,000,000.'from which' dut-
ies of more than $152,000,000. Can4
adas exports during the same per
iod wercr $1,308,000,000. Thus the
.commJrcial transactions for the 12
months leave a favorable trade
lbaiance of $317,000,000.
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SCHOOL REPORT
S. S. No. 11 for month of March
Sr. IV -Marie Charrette.
Sr. IV -Marie Charrette 4.70!
Jr. IV -Gordon Smith 584, Ruth
Hendrick 531, Anthony Masse 507
Irene Charrette 420, 'Raymond
Kadng 194. •
Sr. III -Clarence' Lafrombose381„
Jr. 1II-Norman Sararas 519, ,Ar--
nel Dsjardine. 514, 'Dennis Charrett
487, Lucille Jaffrey 444, Avila Du -
charm& 324, Laird Hendrick 31'2,
Regis Ducharme 265, *Maxilla Jef-
frey 24Z.
Sr. II -Richard Masse 210, Marie
Siemon 203, Marie La.romboise 188.
Jr. II -Therese Masse 220, Tray
Desjard n 217, Marie Masse 211,
Ducharme 206, Leona Lafr
omboise 180.
First CL-Cherrie Jeffrey 288,
Eva Masse 275, Maxim Ducharme
21,2, Alphonse Masse 173.
Pr. -Cyrille Ducharme 175,
Norman Beierling 168, Joan Masse
143. Leo Ch. Lafromboi'se 10,, Har-
old Siemon 102.
Those marked * missed. exams.
Miss M. Flowald, Teacher..
DRYSDALE
The teachers and pupils of'the
4) various schools are back to work
'after their Well P111101 re'st.
• The Miass Mario and Geraldine
Laporte spent: Easter Holidays
with their sisters.. and brothers in
Detroit. The girls rc_ .1s„,•.;x1
time.
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NOW IS THE TIME WHEN FARMERS SPLOULD BE PLANN-
ING WHAT KINDS OF CLVER 8EEDS THEY REVIRQE FOR
2 SPRING SEEDING, WE HAVE ON HAND CHOICE LOTS OF
DIFFERENT GRADES SUCH AS
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2 Alfalfa, Mae, Red Clover, Timothy, Mita and
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1 Yellovv Blossom Sweet Clover
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1 : Wire Fencing
3 JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF FROST WOVEN WIRE
FENCING, BARB WIRE, .BRACE AND COILED WIRE, GATES
$11` EEPLES AND STEEL POSTS, ETC.
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wesley • and
family of Detroit, 'spent Sunday
i with friends here.
Ifrs. Serphine Corriveau, who
lived in Mr. Chas, Laporte's house filliSS
6, for some time, has moved to the . ,.
'louse recently occupied by Law-, ,
rence Denomme.
M.AR4ITTCh
Butter lb, _ 40
Eggs - -26-24--20
ried appies Bo.
WI-LeaL ......- 14,25
Barrie')
Buckwheat ....__ -.--65
Flour.....-... —. 4.75 175
Shoe:, per fon__ -34,00
Bran per ton . ... 32.00
Live Hogs cwt.. 10.25
'.ted every Wednesday)
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Ca.
OF WOODSTOCK
'Iti.i.RNESS OF
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LiON1 '
$129,454.14. Being an increaseof
Insurance of $5,365,485 over 1925.
G. Holtzman -- Zurich
L/GR-
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SPRING
IViiiiirtery
WITH THESE NICE, WARM AND
BALMY DAYS ONE CANNOT
HELP BUT THINK OF THE AT-
TRACTIVE AND SEASONABLE
SPRING BONNETS AT
Zurich Hat Shoppe
LET US SHOW YOU OUR FINE
ASSORTMENT OP SILKS,
STRAWS AND FELTS, AT POPU-
LAR ,FRICES THAT WILL SUIT
EEVRY130D Y
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NO,W PRICES RIGHT.
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
WE ALSO OPENED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF SHERWIN
WEILIAMS PAINTS. VA it NISH ES, OILS, STAINS, ENAM-
ELS, ETC,
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maren-
ette, Mr. and M. Denis Laporte
of Detroit, spent the week -end with. le Stanley, ..on April 18th, to Mr..
their parents here. and Mrs. John Armstrong, anon
Mr. B,ernie Denomtne had Ids Motsseau - At 2nd con. Hay Tp.
right hand badly crushed at Mr. to Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Mousseau
Masse's barn raising. The Dr.' a son,
finding it necessary to take one
finger off It is healing as well , SCHOOL REPORT
as can be expected.
Mr and Mrs,. Sovelign Ducharme NO. 8, Hay . Those that missed
were Sunday visitors at , Grand 'One or more exams. are marked
Bond,
11‘liss Myril. Gorillas of London, Jr. V-Anitonette Ziler 72.
aecompanied by her sister, Miss Jr., 1V -Norman Walp m. 68.
Phoebe of the Goshen Line spent Sr. III--1?atelia Rader 65, Pearl
u diy w:th Niel:, aunts, the M'sles 'Wiegand 62, Arnold Gagstetter*.
Gel s, - Ill -Otto Becker 64, Ervin
A trainber of young, folks, at- Rader 52, Melton Wainer *45,
tended the concert in Zurich given Sr:II-Edward Gagstetter 60,
by tho Urn people's society of rfarold Bader 55,"Dorothy Rader *54
tayrIcia and had a pe'al•sant ev- Jean Weber *50, Elmore Gagstet
ening, k ter promoted..
111n, I?mgth•411 of Hens:all paid A Jr. II -Lon Rader, Emil , Be-
isit ;to her phi horne now owned elccr*.<
Ti. Ed, Denomtne, Jr. • Sr. I-EIgin 'Rader, Herbert
1 De Test ot symnathy exten- Harold Schwartzentrube
(•1 bY the community to Mr. and Hildagard Millon Vernon Becker,
Mrs, Oliver Baclour for the lessof Vernon SchWartzerstrober
their only ehild, PN-Prieda Becker, Donald OM-
Pac.yhol :DenoinThe aria !son treA0r, lieu Waiparo Deiton
Lee of St. Joseph, were Sneday:wartze,ntrubet.
V. Siebet
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Spring is here and we can supply
the Public with Seasonable Rant -
1,14a:e at xrioderate prices
A GOOD SUPPLY OF BUILDING awrriRrAts INCLUDING
COUNCIIL STANDARD ROOFING AND CEMEN'T.
A NUMBER OP GOOD SECOND HAND IfANci STOVEd A,T
VERY CHEAP.
FENCING
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A CARLOAD OP LUNDYS ,LUCKy TIE WIRE, JUST ARRIV-=
RtrINCLUDING WOVEN, COIL, BARB° BRACE AND STEM,
POSTS.
TIRES AND TUBES
A FULL LINE OF GUTTA PERCH& TIRES. NONE EIMER
PAINTS AND VARNISH
A GOOD SUPPLY OP MARTIN SENOUR PURE PAIN1r,
AND .A FULL LINE OF CHI NAMEL VARNISHES, AUTO
BMA MELS. ALSO FULL LINE OF MURESCO,
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FURNITURE
Full Line of Furniture in Living Room Suits, Dining ROCHO
Suitt, Bed ROOM Suite, Kitchen Cabinets/. Reed Rockers staset
Chairs, A NUMBER OF ROCKERS AT GREATLY REDUCEMI
PRICES. GOOD SUPPLY OF FAMOUS SIMMONS BED'
SPRINGS AND MATTRESS* L
BEWARE OF SLESTITUTES
RUGS RUGS ALL SIZES IN WILTONS, £2.4
MINISTER AND TAPESTR RUM%
Johnston do Kalbfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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THE HURON & ERI,E MORTGAGE CORPORATION WAS A
TRUSTED INSTITUTION WITH CANADIAN PEOPLE.
TOTAL ASSET g $39P58,36-3.09
ARRANGE FOR A II. E. DEBENTURE NOW, AT THE'
GOOD RATE OFF 4N% INTEREST PER ANNUM PAYA.BLE.
HAL? YEARLY.
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Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Y MOTTO i ---SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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,cheaper and inferior goods.
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stand trehind, everything they
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