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The Store with the Stock
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Of New Spring Goods
NOW ON DISPLAY
New Wash Goods of every diseription
in finest weaves and Patterns
PETER PAN CLOTHS
AAGATHA PERCALES
LORRAINE PRINTS
tiVICTORIAN FABRICS
?RIECILLA CLOTHS
MAC.. -.,,G PRINTS
OINGHAMS
CRETONS
CHINTZES
ART SATINES
COTTON BROADCLOTHS
FUGI SILKS
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'A Complete Stock of Reg. N. Boxer '
and Watson Foster Wall Papers
*SEE OUR NEW SAMPLE EOOKS,.65 SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM.
PRI.:17,S RANGE FROM 6 cts. TO 70 cts. SINGLE ROLL.
:COMPARE OUR VALUES BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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Our New Shipments
OF
Spring. and Sumer 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
PHONE NO. 145
ITEMS OF LOCAL JEERER
Mr. Ev. Haist, our popular baker,
is haveing a large brick bake oven er-
ected in his business block he recent-
ly purchased from Itlr. J. E. Gascho.
Rev. Mr. Uetze of Baden, conduct-
ed services over Sunday in the Amish
Mennonite Church, Bronson Line, on
Sunday.
Hensall Spring Show will be held
on Tuesday, April 2nd, that is next
Tuesday, and this event usually mani-
fests considerable interest; and is well
worth the while to drive out and` see.
We have been appointed Agents direct for
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QU ' CED FIELD. SEE IT; DRIVE IT;
cO1IPARE IT WITH ANYTHING AT THE PRICE. A TRIED +
AND PROVEN PRODUCT OF QUALITY
s THE LOWEST PRICED 5Ig ON
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THE
MARKET.
A gTIONA CAR WITH A
SOUND
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W,5'Knight TWO MODELS, THE FAMOUR PROVIDED
VALVE
MOTOR. OTOR IF IN NEED OPA CAR APRANGE TO SEE US
ib !,ORE BUYING ELSEWHERE A SATISFACTORY DEAL
ASSURED, BESIDES: •
"WE GIVE j'YOU SERVICE"
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Commencing on Tuesday of next
week, that is the first Tuesday in Ap-
ril, the stores in Zurich will again be
kept open on Tuesday evenings for
the convenience of the public, till the
end of the year. .
Mr. Wes. Callfas, who has been in
Detroit for some months, gave his
Zurich friends, a visit over the Week-
end. Wes hay engaged for the sum
finer with a navigation company, and
will sail the lakes this summer, his
route being from Detroit to Chicago.
Messrs. Leroy O'Urein and Ferd
Haberer, who are extensively into the
chicken business, have already over
500 young chicks on hand. They
are planning. to use the open air
skating rink for the purpose, of wh-
ich Mr. O'Brein is the proprietor.
We are in receipt from a conununi- . F, Klopp—Zurich
cation from Mr. Chas. Rathwell, who
are former residents- of the Goshen Also Dealer in Li�htniu� Rods
Line, Stanley, stating that owing to lent,
ill health, he and Mrs. Rathwell spent and all kinds of Fire Insurance
the past winter in West Palm Beach,
Florida, and enjoyed it very
the south.
Messrs. Fairbairn & Hudson, the
new garage men in the former Com-
mercial Hotel barns, are now all set
and ready for business, and solicit
the patronage of the public. These
hien have had considerable experience
in this line of work, andshould be in
a position to give the public good
service.
At the ratepayer's meeting in the
Zurich public school last Tuesday ev-
ening for the purpose of feeling the
attitude towards the Township Sch-
ool Board, the meeting went on rec-
ord as opposed to the bill. A. resol-
ution was also passed authorizing the
LOCALMARKETS,'
(Correcte4 every; Wednesday)
Eggs ....<. 24-26
Dried apples lib ...... .....•.... 8c
Oats ............. ....•....,. 50
Flour .................. .. ... 3.50-4.15
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Seasonable Goods
Now is the time of year to fit out r
your home with new Furniture t
Also Simmons Guaranteed Springs
and Mattresses
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carfe's ¶ Celebrated Paints,
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Barley 70c
Buckwheat.... 80
Shorts per ton 35.00
Bran per ton34.00
Chickens Live ....... 1.5, 19, 21
Old Hens ........... .•.14 18 20
Live Hogs cwt.. ......... ...... ..1:1.00
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Western Far: s' Mutual
Weather insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
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 and Bonds
$150,579,88
Rates—$4.50 per $1;000 for' 3 years.
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Jo.nston : Kalbieisch
Har t y. e ec Fur iture. Phone 6-3
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Is The Best Time
TO PLAN YOUR SUMMER'S PROGRAM OF WORIC, REPAIRS
AND IMPROVEMENTS
LET US SHOW YOU THE BEST KINDS OF FENCING FOR THE
FIELD, OR THE HOME LAWN FENCES. WE HANDLE THE
BEST MONEY CAN BUY.
IF YOU DECIDE TO DO SOME ROOFING OR EVE -TROUGHING
THIS- YEAR, WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE US .AND
GET OUR ESTIMATES, AS WELL AS SHOW YOU OUR GOODS.
A NICE NEW PIECE OF FURNITURE 1N THE HOME WILL AL-
WAYS BE AN ATTRACTION AND APPRECIATIVE. WE
CAN SUPPLY ANYTHING IN THIS LINE, AND THE PRICES
ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE.
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If in need of new furniture, don't
forget; we have it!
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH - ONT.
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Spring
and Varnishes
FLOOR FINISHES, OIL STAINS, PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL.,
CHI-NAMEL VARNISHES
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All Lines of Hardware
and Tinware
GET OUR PRICES ON WIRE FENCING AND BARE WIRE °11^
MILL'ER'S INCUBATORS AND E3ROODERS
SEE US WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR PUMPS.
PLUMBING AND EAVETROUGHING, PIPING, ETC., ATTEND-
ED TO AT SHORTEST NOT$CE.
CALL AND SEE U.
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NEVER BEFORE HAS A SPRING
BROUGHT FORTH SUCH A BEA-
TIFUL LINE OF SMART HATS
AND WE HAVE A MOST WON-
DERFUL RANGE TO CHOOSE
FROM
Trustees to have the school•wired fox WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
Hydro lights.
The big Quit Bisiness sale of finer- OF HATS FOR THE CHILDREN AT
chandise conducted by T. L. Wenn PRACTICALLY EVERY AGE
and which started on Saturday, is BE SURE AND CALL AT THE
meeting with big success, and the bar -
the buying public, and we would ad -P -
gains are being rapidly purchased by The Hat Shope
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vise anyone in need of any of these
goods to act quick and get there he- EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE
fore it is too late. Now is the timeWE INVITE THE PUBLIC IN TO
to act, while the assortment and sup SEE OUR ASSORTMENT
ply is good.
The road from here to IIensall is OF THE LATEST EASTER HATS
drying up wonderfully the last few
OF- ALL THE NEWEST STYLES
1N SPRING HATS
GIVE TIS A CALL
days, in fact the dust is flying in
most places again. During the past
week this road was for a few days in
an almost impassable condition, and
M. Thiel, the stage driver was obl-
iged to revert back to the horses and
carryall for a few days. What
made matters vvarse was the farmers
were called upon to get their supplies
of fertilizer off the cars at Heiisall,
It seems strange that these shipments
of fertilizer are usually made just
when the roads are in the worst eon-
dition. A week later would have be-
en plenty early, and the roads would
STANLEY TOWNSIIIP
Born -In Stanley, on Sunday, March
24th, to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Arm-
strong, a son.
Miss' Vera Dowson and Miss Fern
Taylor spent a few days visiting the
latter's sister, Mts. Wilton of Brute -
field.
Mrs. Henry McClinehey, who has
been with her mother in. «odercich
Township, and who has been sick, llaS
has returned to her home on Goshen
Line.
V. V. Siebert
Zurich
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SYSTEMATIC SAVING IS H.ELPINO HUNDREDS OF MEN
AND WOMEN OF MODERATE MEANS TO BECOME FINAN-
CIALLY INDEPENDENT. MANY WHO 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 eau be made with any sum of 1100.00 or more. Invest in
a Huron & Erie Debenture, which pays interest twice a year
at V4. . per cent. per annual. As soonas your interest payments
amount to $100 or more you can . re -invest them at the same
rate. Your income will steadily increase: as your estate grows
and you will be delighted by the result of a few years.: system--
atis saving.
APPLICATIONS FOR HURON & ERIE DEBENTURES TAKEN
AT ANY TIME BY
Before you Invest ----INVESTIGATE)
A i drew F. Hess,, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Would U Like 2 Kno
How to rid of Cough, Bronchitis,.
Whooping Cough, Catarrah, Head
Colds, Sore Throats and Tonsil ills.
Use Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis,
Absolutely guaranteed
Sold at W. C. Wagner's Grocery.
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The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada;
HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO
E. E., Wuerth—Agent
ZURICH Phone
4raarsntee and Accident Innuran
Oldest and Strpngt co. ie. Cana
Mr. Wm. Sparks, of the Bronson,
Line, and one of Stanley's outstand-
ing breeders of choice Holstein cat-
tle, has sold his herd sire "Echo Paul
Wayne" to Henry Steckle of the
same line. This sire is , 3 years old
and three of his grand parents trace
back to that great 41 lb. cow, "May
Echo Sylvia." Mr. Sparks has pur-
chased from J. M. Cline 4gz Son, of
Belmont their herd sire,"Slyvaa Cal''
Barn Pontiac' who is seven years
old and weighs appro;timately 2500
Ibs. His seven' neatest damns have an
average record of 33.25 fibs,. butter iri
7 days with an average milk test of
4.72 per cent fat. This splendid sire
will be a great asset to Mr. Sparlc''.s
fine herd of Holsteins,
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To the man who regards a well dressed
appearance,' we recommend you to
come and look over our fine range of
SUITS $UITS
NEW FALL SUITINGS
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR MONEY GLADLY
REFUNDED,
ALL OTR SUITS ARE MADE AND T!UIMMHD' WITU . TUB
BEST OF .LINIINGS AND TRIMMINGS CALLED GRADE
HEAD AGENT FOR THE WELL KNOWN MADE TO IItt W-:
URH CLOTHES—COiRNErLI.,
a H. HOFFMAN.
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