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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
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$.150
25c
}YSTER SHELL per. Cwt.
'JELLY POWDER, 4 for
SL GAR CRISP COOKIES, 2 lbs. for
25c
GINGER SNAPS, 2 lbs. for ......................... ....,..... 25c
PRUNES, 2 lbs. for 23e
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DCII AND VICINITY FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES OF
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AND PROVEN PRODUCT OF QUALITY
WHIPPET
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BEST MONEY CAN BUY. •
AND IMPROVEMENTS
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IF YOU DECIDE TO DO SOME ROOFING OR EVE -TROUGHING•
THIS YEAR, WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE US AND
GET OUR ESTIMATES, AS WELL AS SHOW YOU OUR GOODS.
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A NICE NEW PIECE OF FURNITURE IN THE HOME WILL AL-
WAYS BE AN ATTRACTION AND APPRECIATIVE. . WE
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CAN SUPPLY ANYTHING IN THIS LINE, AND THE PRICES
ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE.
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If in need of new furniture, don't 1
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STADE &
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Spring and Sum
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ARE NOW ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY AND WE INVITE THE PUB-
LIC TO COME IN AND SEE THEM BEFORE MAKING YOUR PUR-
CHASES.
A CALL 12 ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL MEREST
BORN
Denomnie--At Blue Water Highway,
Hay Township, on February 10th,
To Mr: and Mrs. Armand Denom-
me, a son.
Deitz--At Zurich, on February 14th,
to aur, and Mrs. Milton Doitz, a
son.
Rau --At Blue Water Highway, Stan-
ley Township, on. February 21st, to
AIr. and Mrs. John Rau, Jr., a da-
ughter.
500 FACTS ABOUT CANADA
The 1920 edition of that popular
annual, 5 000 Fa is about Canada"
edited by Fra::: 1 < igb. tilt. well-kno-
wn Can adia anLl1Or and publicist, is
now Off the prose and contains a wea-
lth of material th It pres(nts the stir-
ring histol;;o1 our nation:1; i:,og1res:;
in cr'i-,p, concrete form. ;\.iany new
features mark this issue, such a str-
iking .- pt.nsion during the Cell years
since the armistice, as well as the re-
markaule advance made in the last
12 -months' period of "Canada's Best
Year". The booklet "sells Canada"
most effectively, and is widely distr-
ibuted for that purpose, while it is
invaluable to any Canadian who wish-
es to know his own country. The 50
chapters of contents tells the all -Do-
minion story in a nutshell. Copies
niay be had at 35 cents from leading
newspaper dealers or from the Can-
adian Facts Pub. Co., 588 Huron St.,
Toronto.
MARCH ROD AND GUN
Featuring in the March issue of
Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver
Fox News are several splendid stories
and articles dealing with all kinds of
outdoor life in Canada. Among these
are yarns of ever popular sports of
angling and hunting ducks and big
game written by men of long exper-
ience. The current article in the page
of this national sporting magazine by
Robert James, "That Nelson River
Trail" gives a wonderfully descript-
ive picture of the trails of a party of
amatues tra libreakers on a trip by
dog tem in the far north. The regu-
lar department on guns and ammunit-
ion, trapping, angling dogs and silver
fox industry are full of authorative
material. J. W. Winson, popular wr-
iter on natural history, this month
commences a new series of articles
on the smaller mammals, Rod and
Gun and Canadian Silver Po
is published monthly by W. J. Taylor
Limited, Woodstock, Ont.
New Books
The Zurich Public Library placed.
the following books on the library
shelves recently.
Fiction Books.
The Prophetor RalpIi Cornor
The ,1VIan from Glengary
Ralph Connor
Black Rock Ralph Connor
The Golden. Snare,
James Oliver Cromworth
The Golden Dog Wm. Kirby
Lord of the Silver Dragon,
Laura Salverson
The Scarlet Sash. J. M. Elson
The Lie Helen R. Martin
The Seats of the Mighty
Gilbert Parker
Nevada Zane Krey
The White Monkey
John Galsworthy
Materni's Vinyard P. Oppenheim
The Kingdom of the Sun.
A. M. Stiphem
Throughbreds W. A. Fraser
The Plains of Abraham
James Oliver Curwood
Rainbow Valley. L. Montgomery
Wallflowers Temple Baily
Waconsta Major Richardson
Silver Slippers Temple Baily
Little Heart's Mar joria Pickthall
Little Miss Melody M. Keith
The Unknown Mary R. Rinehart
Maria Chapdelaine, a story of
French Canada. W. H. Blake
Hay Wire B. W. Bower
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(Correct -e .'cry Wednesday)
Butter, lb .-
Dried apples lib. 8c
Eggs 22, 28,. 32
Oats ............... ... ......
Flour ................. ...... 8.50-4.1.5
Wheat 1.25
Earley 70c
Buckwheat 80
Shorts per ton 35.00
Bran per ton 34.00
Chickens. Live .... 15, 19, 21
Old Hens ..14 18 20
Live Hogs, 10.00
•Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance C
OF WOODSTO K
The Largest Business of any
Canadian Company doing
Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec.
31, 1927, $22,365,735.
Total Cash in Bank arid. Bonds
$150,579,88
Ratan—$4,50 per $1,000 for S years,
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Agent, Also Dealer in Lightning Rods
and all kinds of Fire Insurance
Wild Horses Mesa Zane Grey
Money to Burn Peter 13. Kine
Texas Man Wm: Baine
Juvenile Books
Bob Dashway Privateersman,
• Cyrus Brady
The Scarlet Hand
• Gapt. Charles Gilson
The Mill on the Floss G. Elliott.
Remember the Alamo A. E. Barr.
The boy' book of Wharels.
A. Hyatt Verrile
An American Crusoe H. Verrile
The Moving Picture Girl Snowbound.
Laura Lee Hope
Moving Picture Girls at Sok Farin.
Laura Lee 'Hope.
The Lucky Girls Budget Blackie
The Golden Budget for Boys. BIackie
Churns of Campfire Leslie.
Motor boys Mississippi Cruise
Arundee
The Rivals of The Trail Leslie.
Huron County Shorthorn Sale
The Shorthorn Breeders of Huron
County offered a choice lot of indiv-
iduals at their eigth annual consign-
ment, sale, held at Wingham, Febru-
ary 21st.
Butterfly Ladas, consigned by Pet-
er Stewart and Sons, topped the sale
bringing $185.00. Following is a list
of the animals selling for $100.00 and
over, together with the name and ad-
dress of the purchaser.
N. E. Bushell,`" Holyrood, Ont.,
"Village Maid" $140.00; Nelson Mit-
chell, Listowel!, "Golden Ransom"
115.00:; R. T. Amos, Moffat, "Claret
Cup 5th, 115.00; W. J. Henderson,
Wingham, "Helen Jane 3rd" 100.00;
Thos. Miller, Brussels, `Bonny Favor-
ite 3rd" 175,00; W. Horman, Strat-
ford, 160.00; J. F. Dawson, Lucknow
"Heather Lad 2nd" 10.00; Thos
Berry, Hanover "Bandsman" 125.00;
Jas, Hamilton, Mildmay, "Road Lad".
180.00; H. Sprung,. Londesboro, "But
terfly Ladns" 185.00; J. W. Stank-'
house, Brucefield, "`Browndale Lass"
130.00; Jas Graig, Auburn, "Brown -
dale Dairymaid" 105.00; A. H. Fraser
Illuevale, "Auburn Maid 7th," 135.00
Victor Haines, Wingham, "Flora's
Ting" 1.30.00; There were 23 an-
imals consigned, 12 males and 11 fe-
males. .
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