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The Store with the Stock
les' resses
Only a few Flat Crepe Dresses left. We offer
then at very reasonable prices. Your choice
for $10.00 each.
L. New Drapery Goods
OUR STOCK IS NOW ALMOST COMPLETE
NEW CURTAIN PANELS IN( RAYON SILKS, CREAM AND
iju WHITE AT PRICES FROM $2.50 TO $3,75 EACH
SCRIM NET PANELS AT $1.45 EACH
r i SPECIAL IN PANELS AT 75e. EACH. ' •
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>A. FINE ASSORTMENT OP CURTAIN NETTS, MARQUESSETTES,
, SCI;IMMS IN TWO RANGE OF PATTERNS AND PRICES.
Linoleum and Oilcloths
S PIECES 4 YARDS WIDE LINOLEUMS TO CHOOSE FROM, ALSO
OILCLOTH 3 YARDS WIDE CONGOLEUM, AND A COMPLETE
RANGE OF CONGOLEUM AND LINOLEUM RUGS, SIZES ;FROM
6_x11 TO 12}iz15, i ,
Wall Paper
/WE CARRY WATSON, FOSTERS' AND BOXERS WALLPAPERS
IN STOCK, AND INVITE YOU TO LOOK THROUGH 0 U R
SAMPLE BOOKS. SUITABLE PAPERS FOR EVERY ROOM
OF YOUR HOME AT RIGHT PRICES.
Have you paid your 1927 Account? If not we
would appreciate a settlement
J. G.:CHO SONS
ProduLt Wanted
Phone 59
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We have been appointed Agents direct for.
ZURICH AND VICINITY FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES OF +
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MOTOR. IF IN NEED OP A CAR ARRANGE TO SEE US
l3Bf.7ORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. .A SATISFACTORY DEAL ,4g,
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young Chicks
when with a few
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STRONG, IIFALTi-EY CHICKS
AT A BIG SAVING IN MONEY. COME IN AND LEARN
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Buckeye= Incubators and Brooders
WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE.
f in need of new furniture, do,'t
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Spring is here and we c4.
an supply.
he Public with Seasonable Hard-•
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ware at moderate -prices 1
A NUMBER OP GOOD SECONA
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GHEAP HAND STUVi9S VERY at
We se1I Ideal Incubators and Brooders
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4. 4. FENCING
+A CARLOAD OF LiTNDYS LUC'I�Y TIB 0 <.
RIVED INCLUDING WOVEN COIL BAR BRACE GUST, A D
44 STEEL POSTS.
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TIRES AND .TUBES
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• A PULL LINE OF GUTTA PERCHA TIRES. NONE BETTER �-
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4. PAINTS AND VARNISHES
I `GOOJI SUPPLY OF MARTIN SENOUR 100% PURE PAINT, &
*. A FULL- LINE OF CHINAMEL VARNISEES, .AUTO ENAMELS t
ALSO (FULL LINE OF mama), ET!'Gyt
f FURNITURE
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t Oils Line of Furniture in Living Room Suints, Dining
' Suits, Bed Room, Suits, Kitchen Cabinets. Ream
Chairs. A number of Rockers at GreatlyReed Rockers and
• Good Supply of famlous SIMMONSBEDS SPRINReduciG +
MMONS , Si'RING& AND '*'
a • TLursday, May IOd, 3924 , ,
coons
NEEP PATTERNS
In Plain and Printed Cloths
Georgette, Fugi Silks, etc. in many
shades
CURTAIN NETS, SIDE HANGING MATERIALS, PARICLS.. -
CONG. AND LINOLEUM RUGS AT LOWEST PRICES.
WE HAVE A PIECE OF BLACK SATIN GOOD WEIGHT, EX-
TRA SPECIAL AT $1.39 YARD, ; . y
YELLOW FRONT STORE
PHONE NO. 145
J. W. MERNER
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Last year more than $50,000,000
worth of gold was shipped from Lon-.
dan, England, to the Continent, by
aeroplane..
A load of sugar beets recently de-
livered in Chatham tested 25.2 per
cent. of sugar, netting the owner, a-
bout 'eleven dollars per ton.
A merchant in Berlin has installed
electric lights outside his shop window
which can be reached and turned on
by any pedestrian who wishes to see
what the window contains.
It is reported that Prof. Steenbock
of Wisconsin University, was offered
one million dollars far .his d iseovery
of the method of putting ultra -violet
rays into fo ad, and so give the use-
ful vitamines D. The offer was de-
clined and het patient hasbeen given
to the University of Wisconsin.
POOLING EGGS IN ONTARIO
It's a long call back to the days of
10 and 20 cents a dazen for eggs--
dut not so, far to the time when less
than 20 cents a dozen. was considered
a fair price for many months of the
year. Credit must be given to the
pooling 'idea for developing a mar-
keting proposition that ensuresa price
well above 20 cents to the producer
even at the time of year when eggs
are most plentiful. In fast, the
Pool price has stood above 30 cents a
dozen for the past four years When
Ontario's first Egg Pool opened in
1924 it appealed to those who had
eggs to sell; particularly the farmer
elass;as a possible remedy far the an
nual slump in prices that came as
surely as warm Spring weather bro-
ught increased egg production. Re-
gardless of the effects the Pool has
had in stablizing prices generally, it
is interesting to note that over a
million dozens have go ne into Pools
of .1924, 1925, 1926 and 1927, that
the payment made by the United Far-
mers Co-operative Company Ltd., as
the eggs were graded was 20 cents a
dozen, and that in addition, final pay-
ments
ayments were sent ranging from 9 to
14 cents a dozen. The total returns
to poolers were as follows: In
1924, 311/2 cents on Extras; and 29
cents on Firsts; in 1925 and in 1920
321 cents on Extras and 30 cents en
firsts; in 1927 34 cents on Extras and
311/a cents on Firsts. The 1923
Pool is now inoperation and will re-
main open until such time as the man
unprofitable to producers to store for
Fall or early winter sale. All eggs
tagged for the Pool are sorted and
graded as they arrive, only sound Ex-
tras and firsts being placed in cold
storage for the pool. The initiol
cash payment is 20 cents a dozen on
tho se pooled while prevailing prices
are paid for seto nds and cracked
eggs The system of paying cash
as the eggs are shipped, and a fur-
ther cash payment in the Fall, has
been proven to .be a boon to the mer•
chants as well as to the farmer:
SCHOOL REPORT
'Th3 folloetin ; is the report of
the Easter exams. hell at S S. No.
4 nurt<i Stanley=- •
Sr, 4—John Armstrong 76% Glad-
win Westlake 71.
Jr. IV—Bert Minn 72, Maria
Hohner 60,
Jr, III—Beatriee Houston 71,
Cordon Scotchmer 67, John Wat-
son 66.
Second — Keith Westlake 64,
Donald Paterson 64.
b`,irst•-•Bert Greer 85, Antionette
Ran 89, Stuart Watson 77.
Primer — Wilfred Rau.
Best spellers for March — Maria'
Itoltner Beatrice Houston, Bert,
Greer.
Vino Herbert, Teacher.
LOCAL MARKET&
Live Hoge ewt ._:_, .....:.»...8.b0
Butter, ib ._..:_. _ =, •,••„ 40c
Eggs r ., _.--� 24-31-34
Dried apples 1b. _., , r:— 9
Oats...._: _= _.► ... ��,».., :...� ._, 70
Wheat F..}..; -� �; 1.40
Barley -----.SO
Buckwheat _:,_ _ a ,_,,,M 75
Flour .a... ...�, �,.: :,_„.3.50-4.50
Shorts per ton_.__ _40.00
Bran per 'ton...:..; :.� ._ ___ 42,00
ECorreeted every Wednesday)
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontarlo-
Amounfr of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31, 1f127, $22,365,735.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$I50;579,88
Rates—$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years.
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Agent, Also Dealer in Lightning Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
S
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MILLINERY
Fine Display
WE HAVE A LIMITED NUM-
BER OF TRAVELLER'S S AMP -
LES WHICH AWE ARE OF:>+ERING
TO THE PUBLIC AM REMARK-
ABLE LOW PRICES (W!HILE THEY
LAST, i
ALSO A. SPECIALLY PINE
ASSORTMENT FOR YOUNG
GIRLS IN THE TEEN AGES,
BE SURE AND LOOK FOR
HATS ,'WITH BLUE !TICKETS;
THESE ARE THE SPECIAL VAL-
UES.*CI
.w_ CALL AT THE
HAT SHOPPE
EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE
GIVE US A CALL
V. V. SIEBERT
The rabbit must be a very wonder-
ful onimal; its skin now masquerades
as American seal, and Artie, Polar,
Electric iludsenBay, ,Iced River and
nine other different varieties of
seal while it is also used and sold as
muskrat, able, ermine, fox, leopard
and lynx. And the fur .all comes;
oil the same humble little rabbit
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MATTRESS. BEWARE OP SUBSTITUTES.
BRING US YOUR HORSEHAIR, RAGS, OLD IE4N,
WE
'g'PAY HIGHEST' MARKET PRICES.
PULL SUPPLY
OF KRAUSER SMOKE CURE
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J�hnto11 & Kalbfleiscjj !
I Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 I
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Auto Insura
PBOPERTY DAMAGE
nce
.ABILITY IN
PRO -,
PROTECTS YOU Ula ;TO, $1000 FOR ANY LI
AN ACCIDENT IN WHICH YOUR CAR DAMAGES PRO -,
PEATY OWNED B Y OTJIER PERSONS; ACCIDENTS RAPT.
PEN WHEN LEAST EXPECTED SO WHY, NOT HAVE PRO
TECTION. THE COST IS LITTLE. EVER �rFr
OWNER SHOULD CARRY PUBLIC A7CTNQ'
LIABILITY AND
PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANC i
K[ i s' 1•1 :L l
Before you Invest ----INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
MY MOTTO:—SRR\TICK AND 5A..PITB
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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Here's a Chance
At OUR risk, use Mrs. Sybilla
Spahrs Tonsilitis, for Cough, Bron-
chitis, Croup, Cattarrh, Whooping
cough, Quinsy, Sore throats and
Tonsil troubles. Results good or
money! bask.
AT WAGNER'S STORE
JOHN WARD
Drugless Praetiol
eer° and Optician.
MAIN OFFICE.
Exeter Phone 70
SUITS SIJITS
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/To the man who regards a well dressed'
iappearance, we recommendY ou, to
come and look over our fine range of
NEW SPRING SU ITlNGS
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WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR MONEY ' GLADLY;
REFUNDED. ,
ALL OIIR SUITS ARE MADE AND TRIMMED ,WITH /1..11E
BEST OF LININGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED GRADE I
HEAD AGENT FOR THE WELL KNOWN MADE TO MEAS
TIRE CLOTHES-CORNELL.
. H. HOFFMAN
MERCHANT 'TAILOR. W. Hi, I#OFPMA.N & . , Sows, I IIAE
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