HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-04-10, Page 4HERALD PRINTING,
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AD.VER'rtSIN RATES '
bulged Wednesday 'noon froiu the
*° eeeiltlasseoue artieleh of not
1001,11 than flue lines, For Sale, To
or Wanted, Lost,'Fouud, ,etc.,
Importion 25e• •
Address ail comi'aelnieations to
Oiiaplay Advertising -Made known
lMn application.
litrod' Animals -One insertion 60+.0
Allsiess insertions $1,00.
Farm or Real Estate for sale
41 for first month, $1 or each sub-
- cent insertion.
,a.UOTION SALES -$2 per single
lraertionn it not over ttve niches in
egg
Vale Hera1d Department is ale
Sys ready to turn out first-clasE
eleork at moderate prices consider
Aft the great increase in cost of
ro'4uction. Every farmer should
I1td many have already, have a
minted supply of note paper and
ease -elopes, with No, of Telephone
kind Rural :'Mail route, and perhaps
Whatever specialty he follows in
Isitoek, grain or fruit. It looks
fteisInesslike and costs little more
man the retail price of the blank
stationery,
'4+rafeisional Cards not exceeding
Inch. $5 per year,
assiereadizig matter. 16c a line for
laud olThanks, In Memoriam,ian, 50c
total and Legal advertising not-
'iiref itmertion., and 5c per line for
Infective after Jan. lat. 3920
THE HERALD
ZURICH, ONT.
•
HERE
is Battery Headquarters
WITH USL STANDARD BATTER-
: S AND FRONTIER BATTERIES
"Blie have va wide range in Price
mat will fit any pocketbook.
'We can supply you with a good
-ittattery at a reasonable price, and
:give you quality we can stand
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it S. Wein—Dashwood
-Misplay of Beautiful
NILLIE9Y.
Our Exhibit of Spring Millinery
ass meeting with wonderful appreei
Loa from the )idles of this town
=aya3 viriinity. Woi11211 have been
x+ ek-d3bivaia'stically delighted with the
ellaeplay. The great variety of
'Kyle's this season, .affords every
kerdrnan opportunity to obtain just
'hat she is likely to consider her
redeal hat. Large a'ssortme'nt and
3reersonable' tiricets are important
',Sectors here.
Vara Siebert
'ZURICH
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOT:I•CE ,IR i B IV IaI '
that ,aU peraonis having e1ainfs a
g.ainat the eiate,te of MARY KOCH
EMS, lata of the Village .of Zur-
ich Widow', who died on the 1
day of ranuary 1924, are require
to forward their claims duly prove.
to the undersigned .00n or befor
the 26th day of April 1924,
ADN NOTICE IS FURTHER
GIVEN that after the +said dat
the Administrator, will proceed t
distribute the Estate having re
gard only to the claims of whit
they then, shall' have notice.
DATED at Exeter, this 7th day o
April, 1924.
Johne • Hartetan, Zurich, Out,, Ad-
minitstrator..
Gladmaa & Stanbury, Exeter, Ad
nainietratorls Solicitor.
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. Austin+ Sturdy and family
of GoderieJ Tp. spent the past
few days, at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Key's,
Babylon; Line'.
Mrs. Geo. Reid epent the past
week in London, at the home 'of
her sister.
Mr. ' J I. 0. Robinsoon of Wa
ton is spending a few days. 'this
week at the home of his mother,
Mrs. E. Robinson.
In view of ;t he approaching
marriage of Mist Estlier Hayter and
ga
her removal from. our neighbor-
hood, the young people gave ex-
pression too their esteenim and
well wishes for her by gathering
at her. Some on Monday evening
and presenting her with a 'shower
of useful and beautiful articles.
On Wednesday April 9th the
marriage t000k place in London of
Miss eether Hayter, 'second dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hay-
ter of Sta:caiey to Mr. Alf. Moffatt
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt•
'of Kipper. After their return
from a wedding trip to Detroit,
Flint and other places, the young
couple will reside on the grooms
fine farm .on tier London Road;
near Kippen where the best wish-
es of their many friends will fol-
low them.
BLAKE
The meeting of the Mission Band
was held in the church on Saturday
April 5th', with ' the President pre-
tsiding,t he meeting- opened with
Psalm 93, we then read 'scripture
Lesson P. 27, .and all repeated the
M.B. prayer, !sang hymn 761, then
repeated the text. The reports
were read and adopted, Miss Al
berth, firilny gave .a very interest-
ing talk o:: M.B. work, after the
Roll Call then' went to cla's'ses af-
ter which business was dispensed
with the Magee Eleanor Meyers
and Rets, McBride read letters,and
the diis::ributioni of albums, then Ateang hymn ;763 and Mris. Finlay: el-
oI ed with.' prayer, there were- . 27
present.
'_Mrs's Lydia Gingerich, who was
visiting friend's at Baden and Kit-
chener, returned home last week.
Kit-
cheater.
isA:(bertai Finlay spent a
few days with friends on the Bron-
son Line.
Mate. R. N. Dougtes spent. a few
days last week with' friends • in Hen -
Mee Jake Kennel entertained a
number of her friends to a • quilt-
ing bee recently.
The Misses Maribel and Jean
Carnes 'spent the week -end with fr
fends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Howard and
daughter Evelyn of Exeter. 'aceom-
peeled by Mies Hnyber called on
friend's. in this vicinity on Satur-
day.
li?r. Melton Johnston, who 'spent
the winter v. th hie parents, Mr.
and Muer" Thus. Johnston left last
"'k for h=s hese in New Ontario.
tfz3 ty
NOTICE
1 have . been appointed a e. t
dear this, district for the Ontario
lEfereilizes P.reditr'ta.. Ally person
buying fertilizer this spring will do
seen tosee me before giving your
soder. J. C. Salmon; R.R. 3. Zur-
dg phone 25-81. tf35
WANTED
A limited number of cattle. for
'pasture will be taken in for the
atsonyat a reasonable price. Good
45041.71g :water.Apply to Herb.Eke s,a;dins of Hy. Walney, Zurich.
SCHOOL REPORT
Of S. S. No. 3, Hay ,for the Ino-
+pith of Mar, ch.
Jr. IV -Harold Reichert 456,
Annie Jarrott 384, Stewart Black -
'well" 333; Russell, Blackwell 278.
Sr. II1-Wilfred Mous'seau 613,
-4IR+F`';i9rva Reichert 588, Arthur Brod-
snick 478, Rtes Richardson 436.
Jr. III -Dorothy Kyle 342,• Rus-
essell Kyle 325, Margaret Mou sscaw
•2'a,
•Sr. II--Elda Stephen 586.
.Jr. lIedierth Meisel -deem 407, By
-
even n, Kyle 280, Mary Hius<rr 158.
First -Rat' Broderick 376.
Pruni>r-Aldi) P. Surital, 107; !Hare
sold B ro d• +Crrclt
No. on roll 18; average Attend-
eenes 14.
y ». S. Petty, Teacher,
Of Household Effects, etc,. at
Iters .^h. on, S:a.tur';1r- April 19th, at
2 o'clock, pain. f tk' following.
Combination huff''tt and China
eteinet, leaf table, parlor table, 2
seal all tables, kiirban table, cuph-
om+r:3, davenport couch, 6 dining
r no•n chairs, 2 :socking chairs, Sin-
ger sewing machine, 2 clock's, kit -
rives es eaplioarrl, lawn mower, o'ced
ar oop, 2 -gal. oil can, 13a,ske•t,coat
rail h~ater;'scale's, rug 9:t9 ft., 2 tub?:,
2 mirrors, quantity of. wood 15 -;ie.
3-berner eoal-oil stove and oven,
wash boiler, wash board, lard tae,
lantern, toilet set, dresser, `wash
stand, ben and 'springs, 3 lamps.
5 kitchen chairs, broom, clothes ea-
rls. shtrvc'1rs ant spades,garden
rake and numerous other articles.
Ahsolut.ely no reserve.
Trats $1:0 and under cash. Ov-
er that nmqunt 4 months' 'credit
will be given on furnishing appro
sed joint noted. 2% off for cash
on credit amounts.
Near .Kopp, auctioneer.
Mrs. E. Talbott. 1. A. Westlake,
and Thos. Westlake, -executors of
estate of Elizabeth Westlake.
AUCTION SALE
Of Trtr"le.ni, nts, Seed's, Boots
Shores and Fairniture at Walper
House Zurich, on SATURDAY, AP-
nil 1.211,; 1.924, Commencing at 2.00
o'clock, allelethe following-•
MMT. -11, low down manure 'sprea-
der, i7. -ill 'cultivator, Oliver corn
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parlor la x.ir 3 t a
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robber coat; women's' runtime lilio
seograph 'stand, a' quarr y of itis h
and low, shoes for -W.» e youth's
and 111'ieade' outing h, r*tv`xbon
earrips,t S}ili, w i„ ht teip• t:.! �f�"��•'iy,
wagon :drafts, Carriage horse' 11
years old good +single or dou'b'le,
frying pan alltneh ulnt, e • quantity
of early seed -potatoes, Green ,Morin
tarn. Seed potatoe's','^ O ACO: No,' 72
'seed 'oats;.. Q.AIC, No. 21 barley,
Yellows and White bloos'sa n 'sweet
clover 'seed, 2 Yorkshire. sows due
in June, pod, second hand Ford
touring car, sand numterona other
articles.
TERMS -$10 and under cash Ov-
er that amount• 8.. rnouthe' credit
will be gi't*en oli furnishing appro-
ved joint notes.• 4% off for cash
on credit arnountel.
Oscar Klapp, -•Auctioneer
W. S. Johnston, Clerkt
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock', ImplementS,rand
Hnueshoold +effects. Thee. under»
signed Auctioneer has been instru-
cted to sell' by public Auction on
Lot 15, CCoorr. 15, Hay Tp;, 2% Miles
north of Dashwood Road, on
MONDAY APRIL 14th:, 1924
Commencing at 12.00 o'clock ;sheep
1 h following ;
LIVE STOOK -1 mare rising 12
yrs; 1 gelding rising 10 yrs; 1
mare rising 8 yrs; 1 mare rising
'7; 1 driving horse •rising ,6 quiet
and reliable. • CATTLE--5-yr. - old
cow with calf at f000t; 1 .fresh cow
'3 yrs. old; 1 cow due at time. ;of
-sale ; 2 3 -yr. old fresh coins ; L cow
due in; May; -2 heifers rinsing; 2 yrs,
3 steers rising 2 yrs; 4 calves, 4
months old; 2 calves 2 menth's aid
HOGS -Yorkshire 'snow with 11 3 -
weeks old pigs at foot at .time : of
sale ; 9 'stockers about 160 lbs. each
POULTRY -10 young_pullettsi,- 2 i'o--
asters, 2 ducks.
IMPLEMENTS -M. -H. low down:.
manure :spreader, M. -H. bean malt=
ivator and puller with 'cultivator
attachment, inthrow disc, 6-ft.M•
H. binder, M. -H. m•owei+, 1 Tl.
shoe drill, M. -H. cultivator,: 10 -it.
Deering steel rake, 4 -+section her -
rows, steel; roller, M.H hay'. loader
with truck, •scuffler, CocIeshutt walk
ing plow, Fleury walking plow,:
onion, seeder and 'scuffler- coinbined
cutter, cutter nearly- 'new, big .'ser-
aper, ,buggy nearly new, lumber
for gravel box, new gravel 'box
buggy pole', sleigh runner, 3 wa,;-
ona,tongucs', fence machine,' hay
fork, emery, grindstone, block and
tackle, 2 chains. :some lumber, wire'
stretcher, whiffle trees, neckyok e ,
scythe, x -cut 'saw, lawn mower,•..
crow bars, new Tudhope-Anderson.
wagon, Bain wagon boat with diel-
ves and 'spring 'seat, wagon, bag
truck, iron kettle, Clinton fanning.
mill, new pig'rack, small pig- rack,
hay rack, 'sett 'small ;sling; ropes;
quantity of cedar posts, sleigh, lure
ber for 30 -ft. ladder„ onion :sieve;,
root pulp�r, .cutting bo1K "with Ogg
1.ey, 2000 -Ib. scales, wheelbarrow,•
wheel chop barrel, 30 -ft kneader, 2
sett heavy harness, '2' •satt` single
harness, 2 string bells, colt'ars and
Names, 3rd horse harness, other•
harness. • -
' HAY, GRAIN, ETC -About' 1Q
ton of timothy hay;, 4 ton clover,
30 bushels 'seed beans, 50 bushels cl-
ean buckwheat,, 200 bushels . :'seed
oats, 300 bush. feed oats, 54'•grain,
bags, bag holder, dozen twine bags
galv. barrel with' seed, box with,
seed, quantity of 'seed -corn;. chop
boxes, 11,s bush red clover, •some
cedar rails and 'stakes, pails, -etc:-
,HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS = 5 -pied
parlor suit, cook 'stove, double b ar
rel sho t gun; Couch, ;sink, table,big
anpl•' 1)•eeler, sewing machine, bu-
reau, cupbpnrd, 2 bedstead's with
spring's and mattress, Magnet ce
ear separator, churn, butter howl
eitchse chairs, pictures and franks
es,new 10 -gal, moln'sses .can, 2
lanterns, !stands, nboi t :4; bushel9
Grean Mountain seed. potatoes, 5ili'
hush. good potatoes, and neuter-
Der
eui rmer ether articles. Positively no
reserve rve as Proprietor has solea hie
farm.
't:'ERMS-ale and under cash. 'Over
What amount 7 months' credit will
be given on furnishing approved
.,,moi^'' '?+lt•"'e, 4% off for 'cub on:
credit amounts. Poultry
gr cin andnseed's cash.
Ari hur Weber, Auctioneer.
Clayton F. Pfile, Clerk. ',
Gee. Hy. Pfile, Proprietor.
m 1CT ON AAE
Of Farm -Stock, Implements and.
tlou.sehold Effect's, The unde.rsigl,
hied Auctioneer has been in;sstruc•
t<;d to sell :by Public .Miction on
Lot 14, coon. it, Hely, Tp., 2!Smileec
s Esc sed 114 ini1n isenth of. Zatrich,t,
On WET'NEShAY. APRIL 16, 10244;
Comm: -'ening at 12:30 o'clock sha P
the foiiowtng-
•LIVE STOCK --•1 grey Percheron
gliding rising. 9 yrs; 1^•'Percheroe
gelding rising 6 [yrs; 1 e.,rey P'ei
cheron mare rising 4; 1 Percheron
gelding rising 1 yr. CATTLE, -1:
cow der 23rd April; 1 cow dire Ape
ril 14th; 1 'oow due April 22nd; 1
fresh cow; 1 Thoeobred cow fresh;
e cow' du? at time of. sale; 1 eow
due in August; 4 jcow die in July,`
these aro all ,young cows; 5 steers•
rising :2; 7 heifers rising 2 yrs;
'2 calves 6 weeks. old;-Thor+ohred
2 -yr. old bull. H0c#S--10 stocker
pigs 130 lbs. each; 1 . York sow ;big
Tam sow due May 15th. 48 mixed.
pulls lts. -
IMPLEMENTS -6 ft. McComeick
harrows, !ec•reper, Oliver riding plow
g Fleury walking plows,: grindstone
2 wagons, hay reek, gravel box new
liew' tetsggsr pole, Portland cutter
euieryr whi£fletrees, necicyoke'a; new
top buggy; .copper kettle, pea
lhar+vester, "wall.; diggiiag' outfit, rol-.
ter, .12 -hoe Noxon drill, buggy bo-'
xee, buggy and Butter !shafts, cha-
ins, ropes, vice, 50 'sap pails and
'spilers, !sap pan, brass mounted
harness, 2' , tette Names2 single
harness, 2 setts tops, double.light
harness, bob sleighs, 6•h,p. gas
engine,. chopper, Clinton fanning
mill, cutting box, hay 'loader, man-
ure spreader, circular :saw, 1200 lbs.
scale, bag eiruck, wagon and coal
box, lumber and plank for hayrack
turning machine, 10 ton of mixed
hay, 200 bushel's teed oats, +soros
buckwheat, road cart,' hay knife,
forks, .:shovels, •spades, 2 .,sett he-
avy harness, etc. • •
HOUSEHOLD EI+1F'ECTS--Extension
table, Magnet cream separator, em -
all tablo:, wash stand, kitchen ch-
airs, Edison phonograph, Daisy
churn, quantity of ,potatoes, .'some
sealers, pails, organ, barrels, young
Collie dog and numerous article's.
REAL ESTATE -75 acres of
gra+se land more or less, with 10
acres of mixed buish thereon, well
fenced and drained, plenty of water
Lot 16 East ;Half, L. R. D. Terms
i -l0 per cent on day of sale, bal-
ance in 30 days and arrangements
can; made ade with proprietor.
TERMS -$.10 and under cash. Over
that "
amount 7 months -credit will
be 'given, on furnishing approved
joint notes. 4°% off for cash on
credit amounts. Poultry, Iiay,
grain end seeds ea'sh.
Ari hur Weber, Auctioneer,
W. S. Johnston, Clerk.
Win. Miller, Proprietor.
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects and build-
ing Lots at Hermall on Wednesday,
April 16th at 1 o'clock p.m.
(louse is a one and half storey
frame, good dry cellar, 9 roors6
good comfortable house, situated
on north Richmond st. There is
also a goad hard water well, ,a
cistern, 'some fruit tarries, good barn
and fine chicken house, these build
ings will bat sold with two lots 66x
13 more or 'less. There will also
be sold five lots' off Mill On
Peninsular range, kitchen stove,
box stove, 4 bedsteads, springs and
Mattress, 3 dressers, 2 ;washstand
chamber set, 13 kitchen chairs, gl-
ass cupboard, extension table, drop
,leaf table, couch, hanging lamp, 4
lamps, combined book cwase • and
writing desk, bas•re1, dryed park,
pots, pans, kettles and numerous
household articles.
Livia Stock, Etc. -1 cow 5 years
old freshened 1 month; 25 hen's, ro
oster, open buggy, .top bug ;y, 1
light wagon, wheelbarrow, 'heavy
hand sleigh, onion flseuifler, 'stela
ledder,:long haler, sugar kettle,
nett tsciytlxe; manus. fork,g ..ardeia
sale, 'barn.• rake, -'3 hes, 2 cow
chains, 'quantity of wood, 'soiree.
hay and straw, •300 -Pt. hemlock and
Pine luinbe», onion Heves; hammers
2 lf,'trou th.s, F.0 sac'k's, screwdriver
anal a .hos tto1 other articles.
TERMS'. Gasli, texcept Real Es-
tate which willt;bo made known on
day of Saie.
grin.. VVebeeral, Proprigttor ,.
Oscar King,> Auctioneer.
AUCTION SA ,E
Of Farm, Farm Stock and Imp-
lein-entw, 2 ' mile„ east of Zurich,
on Lot 26, con. 7, Hay Township on
Friday, April 11th at 1 o'clock,p,
rn sharp the following -
HORSES -1 bay horse rising 10
yrs., 1 "P. ercheron mare, rising
yrs; 1. gelding rising9
�` c' 5 yrs, 1 iron
grey mare rising 4 yrs; .grey eel -
ding thing 1 -yr; 1 erey mare ris-
ing 2 yrs.; 1 hay driver, rising 5
years. CATTLE -:l a rrl eras- seri-
pursed to be in calf, 3 fresh cows
3tist,freshened rising 4 yrs; 1 cow
rising 4 yrs. due in Jane; 2 farrow
cows riming 5, 1 farrow rising 6
yrs; 3 'steers rising 3 good cond-
ition for grass, 3 hefera rising 2
yrs; '8 calves rising 1 yr.. 3 suck -
leg; t'r' i about 3 we "! "3, .some
ducks. IMPLEMENTS' -- M. - 1`I•
binder, Mc0orRnick mower; Max-
well Jiay leader nearly new, 1 16
foot steel rake, International dr-
:iun steel roller nearly new, 'spring
tooth Cultivator, Oliver- bean • cult-
ivator with puller attached nearly
new, Frost & Wood disc throw -out
'walking plow., big .„an.; 'plow, 4 -
Section harrows, 5 -section double-
teee, hot;* drill with grass seeder,
horse 'scuffler, fanning mill, pulp -
nee; 1200 -lb's. 'scale, wagon., 'sett of
Sleighs, buggy, hay rack, Portland
Cutter; gravel box, britchen harn-
eas set of light harness, collars, do-
ubletrees, neck yokes.
On the same day there will be
off,recl for, sale 100 acres farm
miler • east and second farm south
with bank barn, 40x60 with cement
silo;. lsrgn 'supply tanks, water in
how* and barn. Frame house with
kitchtr, windmill with plenty' of
water, well fenced 'and drained, 70
aeras in grass and balance,, plou-
ghed.. Terms -.o% to be paid at
,day of fade, 1 lanes, can be arran-
ged with the proprietor, Mr. Zaeh-
arias Disjardine.
• TERMS OF _'CITATTELS-. •All ;su-
ing of.$10 and under cash, over that
omelet •7 mnonths, credit will be
gr%" ee on furnishing approved jos
int notes. 6% discount alliitvecl for
ultivator, Noxon disc, galy, water' binder, ;Deering mower, McCormick `cash' on credit
ark braggy x amounts,
ggy poli, top.bugity', straw, cultiaator, Men. bean cultivatoor Arthur Webea,Auctioneer.
utter, 2 Detroit vapor stoves one '
p r with puller, McCormick 1.i -hoe drtlly Wino S. Johnston, Clerks.
with ON, el; hanging Iaxrnp, touchy Deerin
ti rake, Noxon disc, 3•+seCticlh Herbert IJisjardine,.1roprietet.
Thiusday, April 10th, 1924,
[ave
Them?
Wehave
Smart New Suits.
avoy ou seen
1eni.
HAVE YOU NOTICED ''THE NEW 1 ABRICS WE ARE DISPLAY.
ING? HAVE YOU NOTICED THE CHARACTER. WE ARE PUTT-•
ING INTO OUR SPRING SUITS? HAVE YOU NOTICED
WELL THEY FIT? WHEN SOME OF YOUR FRIENDS TELL YQU
THEIR SUITS WERE MADE 13Y WUERTH EXAMINE THEIR CLOTIli':.
ES •CLOSELY. NOTICE EVERY DETAIL ABOUT THEM. TRIii•
STYLE, THE FIT, THE LININGS THE FINISH IS , DIFF'ERENITt
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PROUD OF THE CLOTHES WE TURN OUT'
FOR THEM, THEY LIKE TO COMPARE OUR CLOTHES :/''WITTH.
OTHER MAKES. IF YOU ARE. NOT 'ALREADY ACQUAIN'TElle
WITH OUR CLOTHES ASK SOME OFYOUR ,FRIENDS ABOUT THEM(
THEY WILL GLADLY PUT YOU WISE THAT WE KNOW HOW TOE•
MAKE CLOTHES AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WE ALSO DO DRi CLEANING, PRRESSING AND REPAIRINges•
YOU WILL LIKE OUR WORK
E. E. Wuerth, Tailor, Zurich
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Farm Machinery
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HAS ADVANCED IN PRICE
4
AND THE MACHINE COMPANIES WANT INTEREST ON THE, ,
4` CUSTOMERS' NOTES. WE HAVE A FEW PIECES IN' STOCK' 44
is WHICH WE - WILL SELL AT LAST YEARS' PRICES, ALSO ,e
' LESS INTEREST. IT WILL PAY YOU TO 'SEE US BEFORE' fie
4. YOU BUY. ses
is FOLLOWING ARE THE GOODS ON HAND AT LAST YEAR'S:
PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR GARAGE WORK.
+ 1 Wagon 1 DeLaval Cream Separator
1 Bissell Disc Harrow 1 Peter Hamilton Cultivator • see
4- 1 riding plow 2 Fleury Walking' plows 'p'
1 tractor plow at $110.00
THESE ARE ALL NEW GOODS.
e GARAGE! GARAGE!
c.
Mi. Peter Kroff, i n-eehanic
4.
4.
"GENUINE FORD PARTS" always in suckt.
.
. L. A. Pran, Zurich Ont.
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SPRING `"TIME
WHEEL-'
Let 1924.Be a Bicycle -Year
Tires From
$190 to 3.50
-+ r
Tubes From
1.00 tQ 1,50
SEE THE NEW CLEVELAND SPORT MODEL, WHICH HAS J11
ARRIVED. PRICES FROM $35.00 TO $55.00. WE ALSO HA 7E -
COMPLETE LINE OF TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES.
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sesesseese-
efessed
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SOLD BY
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EQGS
AND POPRY
er-s,
e We are in a position to t+
i ake all your eggs' ito r ., . .
3'+ or how ;small( a quantity for-sale.
naked bola. betel:y
yoq y you lravi, for sola;, Enquire regularly fair
ot. prices. w.
4.
1;3000 Hens aid Broilers
roue s 'C7'axted.
1...Por deliver in` .
y May and June. We are looking ,'
• longt hrough these .months. Now `e ° lay -high r plaa-+3a
;tor producing broiler's. ' .r`i' flan„ time to yoiir. • plant'
p g roiler's. Information, gladly given. Write ho
,. or Call personally. •:; , p ne
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