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ma Saturday Feb. 27 to Saturday March 8th
dere are a few SPECIALS: -
1 •only mens dog fur coat for $24.50
2 men's cloth overcoats each 8.50
6 girls coats size 28 to 34 for 2.75
1 Tapestry Rug 3x3 yds. for 15.50
1 wool Rug 3x3i for 9.50
1 tapestry rug 3x3i for 21.00
2 comforters 68x72 each 2.75
Men's heavy sox reg. 75c fore. 50c
Men's heavy sox reg. 60c for 42c
Men's heavy sox reg. 35c for 22c
Men': Jersey gloves per pr. 2Oc
Men's wool mitts pr. 50c
Men's all -wool combinations 1.65
Men's blue stripe overalls 1.50
Men's Flann. work shirts 1.10
Boys wool mitts pr. 18c
" Pullover sweaters size 28 45c
Ladies fleeced underskirts 85c
200 yds. toweling, per yd. 12c
100 yds. Turkish toweling, yd. 18c
Wool hose sizes 5 to 8, pr. 35c
oatmeal 6 lbs for 25c
Rice per pound 6c
Dates new, 3 lbs. for 25c
Rio coffee per lb. ,25c
Prunes per Ib. 10c
Raisins, seedless 2 Ibs•for 25c
,Cooking figs per lb. 8c
Castile soap 7 bars for 25c
Pink Salmon lb. tins 18c
Matches per box 10c
Bulk cocoa per lb. 10c
Black tea .lb. 55c
Brooms each 48c
Plain white cups & saucers doz. 1.35
.;e SEE LARGE POST ERS FOR OTHER BARGAINS
J. GASCHO = SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
BATTERIES! BATTERIES!
We are again handling the I.X. L.
Battery
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY BETTER CALL AND SEE US
WE MAKE A SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD
BATTERY
TWE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY OTHER
QUALITY AND SERVICE CONSIDERED
We also handle the famous U. S. L
Battery
A. COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES ANDTUBES AND GEN-
UINE FORD PARTS ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE 'YOUR CAR • REPAIRED. OUR
POLICY IS FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY AND
AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG .THIS LINE AND
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDS.IXY ACTYLIN WELDING
BATTERY CHARGING • r • i i i
BATTERY REPAIRING
H. Mousseau Zurich
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• Don't forget you can get a 30c. can of 1
S Varnish Stain and a small table for 15c.
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NONE BETTER, TRIS OAN BE PROVEN IN OUR OWN TER- •0
RITORY. THESE MACHINES HAVE BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL i1
OPERATION FOR TWENTY-THREE YEARS AND ARE WELL e
QUALIFIED IN EVERY WAY TO PRODUCE BIG HATCHES 0
)F STRONG, HE-A.LiTHY CHICKS THAT LIVE AND GROW,, :•
0 ALSO A FULL LINE OF SEASONABLE GOODS, AUTO FRE- •
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• EZE', AUTO CHAINS, AUTO ACCESSORIES, CIRCULAR AND 0
CROSS CUT SAWS,SNOW AND STABLE SHOVELS, FORKS •
STABLE' :BROOMS, LORRY COMBS AND :BRUSHES, CATTLE
COMBS, HORSE CLIPPERS AND S7.EWAR,+T CLIPPINGS MACH LIP
INES, SAMPSON GUARANTEED AXES, ALWAYS CARRY A s
• FULL LINE OF SHELF' AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The South Huron: Ageicultiiial
Society 'will hold their annual Seed`
Show int the Town Hall, Heaas:G'ttr
on Friday, February 2904 Aline
prize liete of the variousg rains, and
vegetables! is; oOered and ins usual4 •
(al well attended event the only one
c'f itee kind in Huron County„' The
annual Spring Show of ' Stal'litln's,
bulls, cattle and harness horses will
be held at 'loosen on Tuesday, Ap-'
aril St'hi, 1924, and is also. as a rule'
a well •attended and interesting
show.
Agriculture is coming back The
cities, teeming with people',• meet
have and adequate supply of food4
That the man trained in a,gricailt-
ure will find farming very :'tucrat
ive in th,e future is a Ern belief One,
can point out the great open field,
to agricultureal graduates in invent
igational and extension work Bane
ka; railwaw!s, farm and daily neWsI
paper,, manufacturing plants and
farin-r3' co-o^.•era!'ive organizatioue
an all seeking men who know the
sci' nticic es well acs the practi+_al
isida of farming..
Col„. We .Il. Price, Provincial Tree
asurel;, who claims in his budget
e1) ech presented to the Legislate
me) last Tuesday that the Drury Go,
vernnient had left a deficit of $15,-
000;00-0 the past year. No newtax
atiorli will be introciucecd,but a peel -
icy of rigid economy is ,pr'o'sised
byt he Ferguson Government.
The late Frederick Witwer who
died at Exeter, and of whom men a.
Lion was made last week, wa+s sur--`
vi‘ ed by, two brothers and one sis-
e:et besides those mentioned; being
Samuel Wiitwer of Detroit; John •
of Hew Hamburg, and Mrs. Mary
Eby of Waterloo. Twosisters pre-
deceased him.
LOQAlto MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
i3utter .., ,...:. 35
Egg's 'f ,,. . :.. ,., ., .. 45-65
l*tied apples per Ihe 7c
''utch Settee per Ib; 7e,
Potatoes per bag .. 95
Wheat per bushel ... .•. ............ 35
Barley ,,,.,... 55
r1 auckwheat 05
oats 40
Flour per cwt , 3.00-3.75
8hortsp er ton....., :. , , 30.00
'Iran per On ,,,... • .. 28.00
Live hogs, per cwt.. _1.25
FOR SALE.
A wieden!sin incubator for ,sale
capacity 130 elggsi,' hot; water 'sy-
lsteni, a bargain, at $15.00, Con-
rad Keller„ Zurich 33-4
Here a,nci There
.Although the Canadian Pacific
Railway has yet issued no forecast
of construction contemplated for
1924, the fact that it has ordered
50,000 tons of steel from the Algoma
Steel Company, of Sault Ste. Marie,
seems to indicate that its program
will be extensive.
'According to a statement recently
made by the' Hon. Charles McCrea,
Minister of Mines for the Province
o;n:ntario, 85 percent of the world's
rhekel .supply is being taken out in
the •vicinityeef Sudbury, where there
;is an inexhaustible amply of this
metal.
Alaberta's butter production last
year was 18,500,000 pounds, or
2,000,000 pounds more than hi 1922,
The date's for the midsummer according to reports presented at the
High School examinations and High annual meeting of the Alberta
School En;trace have been announ- Dairymen's Association. It was not
end, and are two weeks later than so long ago that Alberta was using
•:orrnrrly. The High School exam- battier imported from New Zealand.
�u 1 ions begin on June. 23rd and The year 1923 was a favorable
n on July 7th. The High school
Enhance examinations begin on
July 2nd a,nd end on July 4th, For
the sake of the students, we hope
for cool weather from June 23rd to
July 7t3i.
More than 125,000 automobiles
will be produced in the new $12,-
000,000 plant{ of the Ford Motor Co:
of Canada, at Ford, Ont., during,
the year of 1924,according to an
announcement, made by official's of
that company. This production
figure equals! about 410 ears for ev-
ery working day of the year. The-
refore approximately 50 complete
automobiles will be produced eye:
.ery hour of: the eight hour' working
day. Nearly a car a' mtnnte(a near
gellous procedreu.. One year a.;a
the average . ear output was . ;ap-
proximately 250 elate, per day 'so
the production; capacity of the
great Ford plant has peactic'alIy
doubled int less than one year. •The
new 15. acre machine shop all under
one roof has made this production
record possible. ,
DASHWOOD.
Mr. .J C. Reid spent ,a few
days in Lucknow this week'.
Miller returned on Monday
evening after a pleasant visit with
friends in Detroit.
Our Exeter High School pupils
had a few holidays last week ow-
ing' to the storm.
Wle are pleased to report that
Mr. C(. Stade is improving !slowly:.
Miss Fanny Kipper of Grand
Bend spent the week -end with Mrs
Mclsaac.
The Dashwood Bund will play at
the skating rink on Thursday eyen-
ing providing the weather is fav-
orable.
Mr. Geo. Edighoffer made a bu's-
iness trip/ to Mitchell on Monday.
Quite a number of farmers are
busy' putting in their !supply of,
ice which! its of the very best qual-
ity.
PARR LINE NEWTS
)(Intended far last tveekey
• A eery sueceseful Glancing party
was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Weido last Thursday
evening, g, a good time is reported
by all present.
i4lt+, and Mrs. Elmore Weido 'sp-
ent Sunday at the home of .Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schlundt, at Dash
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wee d, • ,
Carrying wood „land shoveling
coal and snow is the order of the
day.
Mrs. Woe Consitt left on Wed-
nesday for Windsor to visit her
son, Mr. Jas. Smith.
Mr. Orville Taylor had a wood
bee Wednaciasy afternoon and a
dance et night, a good time was
spent.
Mr. Gordon Lova had a bee) on
Monday hauling tile from Cred-
iton. iton
Mr. Todd of Ie
all is working
for Mr, +`vylin' Broderick.
A. couple of young fellows of the
c icinity were up north hunting
those hie Jacks, hut have'nt heard
no report.
Mr. Otto Stephan made a bus-
iness trip' to Exeter on Monday.
Farmers), get your hens laying,
eggs are coming down in price+and
wove is going up,
The Bear Oats and Tigers hock-
ey match was postponed till' the
weather is better..
one in the building and construc-
tion activities of Canada, and re-
turns show an .advance of about 10
per cent. In 1922 the total expendi-
tures' in this regard were $315,000,-
000, and in 1923 $345,000,000, an
increase of $30,000,00.0.
Exports of pulpwood from Canada
for the year 1923 amounted to 1,-
384,230 cords, compared, with 1,011,-'
332 for 1922, an increase of 372,898
cords or 35 per cent. 'The.1923 fig-
ures are equivalent to about 900,000
tons of newsprint, the amount which
can ' be manufactured ,•.>from that
amount of wood.
C. E. E, Ussher, General 'Passen-
=ger -"Traffic 'Manager„ and,.:E J.
Hebert, 'rrst Assistant' ':General
ssen*' Agent, of the Canadian
Pacific' Reitway, have bean present-
ed with medals by the -Trench Gov-
ernment; •iii recognition of their ser-
vices to the French Exhibition train
• in. Canada in 1921. The medale
take` the form of tablets on small
stands..
Attention has been drawn ince
more by airship experts in London;
England, to the fact that the only,
known supply of helium gas in the
British Empire exists in the Prov-
ince of Alberta, that 10,000,000 feet
of this gas is going...to waste an-
nually in this province and that the
possibility of establishing an air-
ship base at some future date in Al-
berta -is being discussed.
Canada's fisheries production dur-
ing 1923 is estimated to be worth
$40,000,000. At the beginning of
the. year it was not thought that
anything like this mark would he
reached, for the Fordney tariff had
cwt deeply into exports to the United
;.Ltt•tes._ BBBBB2t'as the wear. avare eethe
Fee the mountains -shall depart,
.nand the, hills be moved; burnt my
kindness ellall not depart from thee
neither ,shall t.11E covenant of my
peaee be relinovedd st.ith the Lord
that: heath mercy on thee—Is. 54;10
'Abhor or thee which is evil; cleave
to that which is good.—Roan. 19;9
If. I tad's the wings of the horn-
ing and .dwell in the • 'uttermost
parts of the sea; ever). there shall
,thy hand lead me!, and thy right
hand eshali hold rne.—Ps;, 139;9,10.
Let all bitterns, and wrath, and
anger, and clamour, and evil •sp-
eaking, be pet away: from you,with
all realiee.—Eph ..1;31.
.:Behold Iestand at the door and
knocl�, if any man hear my voice
and open the 'daoac T will come in
to `him. and will sup with him), and
he With tne.. Rev.3;20
Wherefore do ye spend money
for that which is net breach and
your lebon for that which satisfied)
not? .hearken diligently unto me
and ent that which is good, and let
your 'soul delight itself in fatmess
-Iso. 55;
Well done, good and faithful ser+
vailt; t roti haat been faithful over
a fete* things, I will make thee a
rulEn' over ',ntany things; enter thou
into the joy .0i, thy Lord,+-»Mat,2s;23
- -- - Thum:la ''ebreary 28' 1924
The store with: the Liberal Cash DIscuuat
SALE SALE
Of GranitePotafo Pots
WE I1'A.VE MADE ARRANGEMENTS W1 11 TWO LEADING
MANUFACTURERS OiF GRANITE WARE ITO SACRIFICE .DUR ..
ING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY THE FOLLOWING
ATO POTS. POT-
ATO
Imperial ---Rego $1.65 Sale price 99c
Canadaware-deg; $1.75 for. • $1.25 ..j
THE ABOVE RETAIL PRICES ARE CONSIDERABLY BELOVf"i
REGULAR WHOLESALE PRICES AND SHOULD MOVE THE?II
OUT LIVELY AT THESE PRICES. BE SURE AND GET
YOURS BEFORE THEY ARE ALL GONE.
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY . HARDWARE,.
SEE OUR LINE OF FURNITURE, IF WE HAVE •NOT IN
STOOK WHAT YOU REQUIRE WE WILL G'ET IT FOR YOU..
$ERVIOE IS OUR MOTTO -I`
A. MELIOK
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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1864 1924
Diamond Jubilee Year
Make Your Money Work Hardee
A Dollar made is a Dollar earned. Wiry not make your
money work harder. You can; now get;, L, 1_ •
% peerannum', payable twice •a year, in the good old Hur
on, & ie for 1, 2, or 3 yeanst 'and 514% for 4 or 5years, , or
53a per- anpule), payable twice tai Year, int the Canada Truest
Company for .1, 24. 3, 4 or five years. You can; invest any
Amount over $100.00.
The total assets of both institurions at the end of 1923 was.
over $42,000,000,uuu thus assuring you absolute 'ri!afety for
your funds.
+Dominion, Provincial and Victory Bonds(, bought, sold and
quoted,
MY MOTTO;—SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting and Paper Hanging
I Am in a ,position to do any
kind of paper hanging, painting
graining and decorating. Prices for
hanging paper 15c. a roll.
I3, EICKMEIER,
ZURICH — ONT.
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic and Electrical Tre;t
meats. --Eyes Examined
Main St., EXETER, Phone 73
Consultation and Examination Fret
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH'
Every Wednesday, 10 a.rn. to
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