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Of Ne Spring Goods
NOW ON DISPLAY
New Wash Goods of every discription
in finest weaves and Patterns
PETER PAN CLOTHS
;AGATHA PERCALES
LORRAINE PRINTS
4IICTORIAN FABRICS
PRISCILLA CLOTHS
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GINGHAMS
CRETONS
CHINTZES
ART SATINES
COTTON BROADCLOTHS
FUGI SILKS
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.ZCI*ICH .HERALD Thursday, Moeh tis%,
Our New Shipments
OF
Spring and Surnner Goods
ARE. NOW ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY AND WE INVITE THE PUB-
LIC TO COME IN AND SEE THEM BEFORE MAKING YOUR PUR-
CHASES.
A CALL IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
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YELLOW FRONT STORE
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The Goderich Elevator has been
very busy of late unloading vessels
which were wintered in that port and
about 200 carloads of grain have gone
out on the C. P. R. and 300 on the
C. N. R. :the past week. There are
still six or seven boats to be un-
loade d.
The Evangelistic campaign at the
Evangelical Church is proving a
great spiritual blessing.. The interest
and attendance are most encourag-
ing. Decisions are being made for
Christ and the membership is pressing
on into deeper and more meaningful
religion. Spirit -filled messages are
being preached and -God is greatly
owning the truth and making it fru
itful.
Beginning on. Saturday. March 28
the public of Zurich and vicinity are
given the privelige to purchase the
very best of merchandise at prices •
that will astonish one, at the well-
known and reliable .tore of T.
Wurm, who is quitting business in
Zurich, and running off hit,i stock at
greatly reduced prices, whish will 1n+
a big saving to the buying publis, and
just at the time of year when so
many lines are needed in the hone.
Let your neighbors know about it,
and c.omd real often yourself and
you will go 'home rejoicing of the
bargains received.
Ontario Has Surplus
The Province of Ontario reports a
surplus of $237,000 for the fiscal
year, ending October 31st, 1928, it
was announced by Hon. J. D. Mon-
teith, provincial treasurer, in his cus-
tomary pre -sessional statement. He
announced that the surplus remained
after full provisions had been made
for discount of bonds and paying off
$3,171,579 of the provincial debt un-
der the -40 year retirement plan, and
in spite of the fact that succession
duties;; one of the treasury's great-
est sources of income; fell approxi-
mately $4,800.000 below the returns
for last year. Lipuor control_ board
rveneue is shown as $225,000 over
the budget estimates of last session.
Profit en the actual sale of liquor
was derived to the extent of $7,225-
000. This amount is $4,425,000 gre-
ater than that of 1927, when the new
act operated for only five months.
Liquor permits 'contributed $893,390
to the treasury, With fines imposed
sed
under the 'new law, the treasury `•-
ned altogether approximately $8,225-
000 from operation of the Ontario
Liquor Control Act. Ordinary rev-
enue for the year was $58,455.000
and ordinary expenditures $58,192,-
000. In both cases the treasurer re-
ports that expectations were exceed-
ed. In 1927 ordinary revenue 'mo-
unted to $56,296,000 and ordinary
expenditure to $55,947;000.
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LET US SHOW YOU THE BEST KINDS OF FENCING FOR THE
FIELD, OR THE HOME LAWN FENCES. WE HANDLE THE
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BEST MONEY CAN BUY.
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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.1
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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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LOCAL MARKEM-
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(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter, Ib:. ...... 40e
Dried apples lib........... ..... 8c
Eggs .....,.... 22, 28, 32.
Flour .................. ...... 3.50-4.15
Wheat ............ 1.25
Barley 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, cwt . .... ......... 10.75
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather insurance Co •
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
-Canadian Company - doing
Business in 'Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on les.
31, 1927, $22,,365,735.
• Total Cash in ]3 nk and Bonds
1150,579,88
Ratas-$4.50 per $4000 for 3 years.
E. F. lope -Zurich
Agent, Also Deale4. in Litilitnind Rods
and all kinds of Fire Iusueance
Draining River Cost $31,000
The total cost of draining the Aux
Sable and Pete Seebe rivers in Mc-
Gillivray and Bosanquette townships,
which work has been completed, was
$31,000, according to a report tabled
before the Council- of the former
municipality. Finis is now written to
a case that for several years figured
in numerous drainage court actions
as the result of farmers whose lands
were inundated the river overflow
ing, suing the municipalities. Dam-
ages of $8,000 were+ awarded the
complaining parties. A court of rev
ision on the cost of draining the
river was held. 'Broderick Bros., cora
tract for drainage the river was $21,-
000, but the additional $10,000 in ex-
pense s mounted up from legal action,
damages awarded and surveys made
by engineers, Other drains to be con
sidered by the McGillivray Council
include the. Burley, Regan and Mud
Creek, parts of which extend back in-
to •Stephen Township. Both the, large
and small, c)AN, :ses engaged in , the
drainage o,n et.ions have been taken.
taken awn , : into officials.
14,000,000 TREES FOR DISPOSAL
IN 1929.
Seaonable Goods
Now is the time of year to fit out
you.t home with "new Furniture „
Also Simmons Guaranteed Spring
I and Mattresses
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Scar f e s Celebrated Paints-
and
Varnishes
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CHI-NAMEL VARNISHES
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MILLER'S INCUBATORS AND BROODERS .,
SEE US WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR PUMPS -
PLUMBING AND EAVETROUGHING, PIPING, ETC., ATTEND.;
ED TO AT SHORTEST NOTICE. .1E?;
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Readers of the Herald will ' be in-
terested 5n knowing that the Ontario
Government, through the Ontario
Forestry Bransh,. is continuing its
offer of free trees for all residents in.
the Province who wish to plant up
waste areas on their.farms, or to es-
tablish.a windbreak. For ,some time/
now this programme has been carried
on with increasing interest on the
part of landowners until last year
nearly 5,000 persons accepted trees
frons. the Government. With the ste-
ady increase in applications the num-
ber of trees has necessarily increased
until this year there are ] 4,000,000
trees available for the various refor-
estation projects being -carried on by
the Forestry Branch, In reminding
your readers 'of this work it should
be made clear that such trees are
sent out for the two purposes ment-
ioned above and are not intended for
decorative work such as lawns and
hedge planting or for planting along
fences. Each resident of the Prov-
ince can get 4,000 trees each year by
(laying the express from the nearest
Government nursery which are situ-
ated in Norfolk, Simcoe, Durham,
Prince Edward and Grenville count-
i.es. Or, if a person prefers to do so
he may •call and get the trees at the
nursery. In some cases risen are pl-
anting more than the free aliotment
eacii year and for such work addit-
ional quantities are supplied at $4.00
per thousand. 'It may be of interest
to you and your readers to know that
last year 131 people in your county
received trees from us, who, all told,
planted 86,178 trees. Itis to be
hoped that even more residents of
your county will' this year become in-
terested in this pleasant and profit-
able work. Information pertaining
to reforestation, • eitherfor private
planters or'for mrinrcr a1 work,
as
Well as application :Corms for t> ee
May he had from the Ontario Forest-
ry Branch, Parliament Buildings, Tor
onto. Arthur.. m..0,61.10011, For-
ester in Charge of Reforestation.
Income
SYSTEMATIC SAVING, IS HELPING HUNDREDS OF MEN.
AND WOMEN OF MODERATE MEANS TO BECOME FINAN-
CIALLY IND' PENDENT. MANY WIiO OTHERWISE MIGHT
ACCUMULATE LITLE OR NOTHING DURING THE BEST
EARNING PERIOD OF THEIR LIVES ARE BUILDING UP
AN INCOME PRODUCING ESTATE BY SYSTEMATIC SAY-
ING.
A start can be made with any sum of ,$100.00 or more. Invest in
a Huron &: Erie Debenture, which pays interest twice a year
at 4 s/. per Bent. • per annum. As soonas your interest payments,
amount to $100 or more you can re -invest them at the same -
tate. Your income will steadily increase as your estate grows;
and. you u'iiJbe delighted by the result of a few years system-.
atis saving.
APPLICATIONS FOR HURON c&. ERIE DEBENTURES TAKEN.
AT ANY TIME BY
Before you Invest --•--INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
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