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TW4 STORE WITH THE STOC4fr
Our Stock of
',Fall &Winter..Goods..
Is in readiness for your inspection
Bay where you have, a choice of
Goods and sizes to select from at
reasonable prices.
AVE HAVE YOUR SIZE IN ALL LINES OF UNDERWEAR,
SWEATER COATS, OVERALLS, WORK SHIRTS, MACKINAW
COATS, SOX AND HOSE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SEE OUR FINE RANGE OF BOY'S WEAR; BLOOMERS, LONG
PANTS, SHIRTS, SWEATERS, ETC.
WE ARE NOT GOING OUR OF BUSINESS, BUT WILL CON-
'TINUE TO SERVE YOU. TO BEST OF OUR ABILITY, WITH
No. 1 QUALITY GOODS, PROMPT SERVICE AND BY EXTEND -
/NG CREDIT TO OUR PATRONS. OUR MOTTO: A SQUARE
DEAL TO ALL.
Fresh Groceries at lowest possible Prices
Always in the market for good Produce
J. GASCHO & SONS
Prot u,t Wanted Phone 59
Anew. maart,
JOINT DEBENTURES
HURON and ERIE DEBENTURES
Can beiss; 4d jointly in the names of two or more
persons. In =tie event of the death of 4uy one of the
investors, the Debenture is payable at maturity to the
survivor or survivors Without recourse to Law.
This is a popular way of investing honey and xnany
:investors in Huron and Erie Debentures have taken
advantage of this plan:
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Is now paid on these tried and true Debentures, twice
a Year.
Applications received at any time by:
Before you Invest ----INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL'?
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SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE, FROST WIRE FENCING,
GOLD MEDAL TWINE, SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS, GOOD-
YEA.R TIRES AND TUBES, HECLA FURNACES. QUEBEC
STOVES AND HEATERS, HEATING, PLUMBING AND TINS- S
MITHING, A SPECIALTY
INING AND BED ROOM SUITS, CHESTERFIELD SUITS,
SPRINGS, BEDS, MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, ETC.
SEEDS
BUYERS AND RETAILERS OF ALL KINDS OF CLOVER:' AND
GRASS SEEDS.
SEE UR FOR PRICES AND QUALITY'
If in need of new furniture, don't
forget, we have it!
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Men's and Boy's
Underwear, Woolen, Fleeced. Line,
Two piece, or Combinations, Hats,
Caps, Sweater Coats, Socks, Etc.
All at the Right Prices
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
WOOL BLANKETS, FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, FLANNEL-
ETTE SHIRTING, PYJAMA CLOTHS, AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED FOR THE COLD WEATHRR.' CALL AND SEE OUR
LINES
DRIED APPLES TAKEN.
COMMENCING' MONDAY 0 CTOBER 28th, WE WILL TAKE
DUTCH SETT ONIONS, AND PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
•FOR SAME.
J. W. MERNER
YELLOW FRONT. STORE
PHONE NO. 145
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST!
Guelph Winter Fair — December
9th to 12th.
The new chief of police at Paris,
Ont., bears the name of Brimstone.
He should be a terror to evildoers.
A father's best investment is his
children; when they turn out well
poverty has no terrors for him.
An education is worth more than a
Packard; your education will pay far
more than it costs, and it can neither
be burnt, stolen or wrecked.
No amount of gold painting can
ever make an evil character good.The
possession of millions cannot wipe out
one evil deed.
SCHOOL CONCERT .
Blake School Concert will be held
on Wednesday evening, Decefnber
38th. Admission 25c. and 15c. Come
and enjoy a real treat.
If five thousand Mennonites wish
to leave Russia and come to Canada,
surely there is plenty of room for
them here. If they are like the
Mennonites already in this country,
they would be industrious, law-abid-
ing citizens and an asset to Canada.'
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The defeat. of the tarn borer is
said to be in sight. Agricultural
scientists are developing a variety of
corn that is proof against the borer.
It will be a few years yet before it ,
is developed fully and in suffieiieent
quantities to supply the market; but
the mere fact that the borer plague
can be checked without stopping the
growing of an important crop: will be
no small encouragement to agricults
urists.
Mr. J. Reid, Mitchell, who has the
contract of dredging the Slack Creek
Drain, will soon have the big under-
taking completed. The contract cal-
led for the dredging of the stream
from the Zurich Road in the little
swamp to the south Boundary of Hay
and about two miles south into Ste-
phen Township. All that remains to
be done is a short portion south of
the Zurich Road, and if the weather
continues favorable it is expected
that the ditch will soon be completed.
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STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH ONT.
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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 Deo.
Slat. 1928, $22,206,275.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$160,378.74
Rates—$4.50 per $l,000 for 3 yearn,
E. F. Klopp—Zurich
Meat, Also Dealer in Li$btning Reds
and all kinds of Fire•1nsurance
Millinery
FINE DISPTA ALY:
OF
XMAS. GIFTS
CHILDREN'S HATS, REG. $2.25
AND $2,00 FOR $1-00
2 VELOM TAMS, REG_ $1.25
NOW 50c.
ALL. MATRON'S HATS IN BLACK
Reg. $5.00 and $4.50, Fcr 52.00
MATRONS IN COLORS
Reg. 54.50, For $1.85.
ALL FELTS AND VELVET FOR
YOUNG MATRONS AND GIRLS
At $1.90.
FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE
COME EARLY AND GET FIRST
CHOICE AT THE
Pension Cheques Mailed.
Mails from the Parliament Build-
ings on .Thursday last carried over
16,400 cheques, the first payment to
old age pensioners, with the total val-
ue of $305,985.' The next payment
will include a large number of addit-
ional applications which were receiv-
ed or passed as eligible after Nov-
ember ist. Those received before
that date and not sanctioned until
later will receive payment for two
months' pension, and will be mailed
out early in December to enable pen-
sioners to receive their money before
Christmas.
A number of farmers in this sec-
tion were called upon to pay a pen-
alty and costs when game wardens
laid a complaint that they were ke-
eping wild geese or wild ducks on
their premises without the required
permit. The costs and fine in most
cares were around $20.00. All
people who are harboring wild clucks
or wild geese are required to write to
the Department of Game and Fisher-
ies, and a permit will be issued, the
cost of which will be only for the
asking.
A Champion
A Shorthorn owned by Ernest
Robson of Denfield, was declared as
grand championsteer of the royal
Winter Fair at Toronto. A Scot. and
a Canadian judge were unable to
choose between the Shorthorn and
an Angus, owned by the University
of Alberta, and one of the United
States judges was 'called. He gave
the award to the Ontario entry. In
t'is grand championship class were
the champions in the various breeds
of Commercial cattle, the winner of
the baby beef contest and the champ-
ion grade. The winner of the baby
beef championship was a pure bred
S orthorn owned by Fred Grahhouse
o." Walton and the Herford steer
championship went to O'Neil Bros.,
of Denfield
HAT SHOPPE
ONE DOOR WEST OF MERNER'S
BLOCK,
Vera V. Siebert
"CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the Late Mrs.
S. Rennie wish to greatly thank, the
neighbors and friends for the kind
assistance and sympathy rendered
during the illness and departure of
the deceased.
Rates of Seeding
In an experiment conducted at 0.
A. C. for a period of eight years the
results show that the greatest yield
per acre with winter wheat was ob-
tained from sewing one and three
quarters bushels of seed to the acre.
Whcn the amount of seen sown per
acre was taken into consideration the
yield at the one . and three-quarters
bushels rate of seening was only sli-
ghtly higher than that obtained from
sowing one and one-half bushels per
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The Only Home She Knows
Little -blue - eyed, auburn t haired
geacie, was born in the Toronto Mos-
pital for Consumptives, where her
mother, not yet in her twenties, to a
Patient The only hotne (Gracie has
aver known, or is likely to know Sot
sante tittle to Come, is the Queen Mary
Rodpital and. Presenter/Wu. 14o, she
has not her mather'o aiintent, but
eondtant care is needed that she ma:4r
not dewolop the disease.
Sometimes she gots to fate: her
mother, but can only talk With her
at some distance, for it would be dan-
gerous for cinother to take her in her
*rine as she lough no to do.
Such. are the dramas, he trsg+.d,es
asnd the reacuew daily enacted at these
hoopitale, In their newer-end,inr, 1ifk-
saving /rot*. '
dour help is „urgently needed
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