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NEW ARRIVALS
IN
Spring Merehanthse
We are. opening up New Sof Spring Goo6 3 almost
Daily, and invite yonr
inspection
NEW SERGES
GARBERDINES
• TRICOTINES
VOILES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
RA.IDENETTE CREPES
PRINTS
YORK GOLDEN CLOTHS
COTTON ADES
CURTAIN SCRIMS
A few pieces of Prints, Ginghams and
Dress materials continued at Sale
Prices to clear
WALLPAPERS
We sell Watson Fosters Wallpapers. Come and
see them and compare prices
PIORET ,TWILLS
WOOL POPLINS
WOOL CREPES
FIGURED CREPES
NEW GINGHAMS IN ALLCOLORS
Plaids and Check Patterns
GALATEAS
SHIRTINGS
DENIMS
NEW HOSIERY AND GLOVES
ASC
Phone 67
Produce Wanted
Zurich's Garage
Tires, Tubs, Repairs
AND
Gas, Oils, Greases
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for Furnitut'e-Floors & »root wort'
Write to Heikl OI 'Ice. ,Morrirea 1 for Free Book et
HOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLD' BY
A, MELICK -- ZURICH
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'' LOCAL MARKETS
ITEMS OF LOCAL I T E �.`
Mr. J. Procter was at I itcherierl (Carreeted every Wednesday) �
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Et few days last week. ... 40c
Mrs. F M. Hess' wa sat London Delver . ._.-._ .. -
,,,a apples per ib .. 7c
�n Tuesday. ..:. .7e,
elite Setts, per ib, -„95
Nov is the time ' to- plan th.�tit per bag .. ••
garden, select the best of sec ds. • r , mi o s..... ... ••.55
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A bad epedemic of gripe is! go- 111,111k �vimoat ....
ing the rounds and a number of 1 4'+ b }at per bushel x__....1.00
people are laid up. Oattr i.. 50
Mr. Norman Holtzman, who vis- Flour per cwt. .... . --•..... ••-_3,00 32100
ited with his father Mr, Gab. Rol -I Shorts per ton,-.. -...
tzmnan, 1+*ft for his home at Pres- Bran per ton -........_ , 30.00
ton on Tuesday morning. l i.iv.i hogs+,. per cwt : ...... 7:25
A joint auction ,sale will be held
at Walper's Hotel on Saturday: ,a,f ------
tern000n, April 5th, when a num- '
her of articles will, be ;sold includ-1
ing a Forel Touring car. I Western Fanners' Mutual
Mr, and Mrs. E.. 11 Restemayer'�t
of Cavaelri, N. Dakota, were we -1 Weather lusurau'Ge loo.
rk-%nd visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. OF WOODSTOCK
M E. Sit eitzer, also visited other
old Triends!, who were greatly pie- • •
ased to see theme. Carry au Insurance of over
Some time ago we have •sent out $27,000.000. Number of Policies in
notices to 'some back subscript- ±force 11;287. Paid Losses in 1923
ions and have meet with, gpod 'suet f to amount of $56,143,20. No ass -
cess, few, however. have _as y
not responded, to .'sucho e w •;as linea ice during
on hand ofyear
and
have
to ask them to kindly
ea -mot publish a .paper and 'send'
at out free of. charge, Hand we know' Q. Holtzman Zurich
that no one would be small enough' AGENT!, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
to expect it.
Real fine spring like weather THING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
has visited us the past week, thetf-34
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old large snow banks 'which vo re OF FIRE INSURANCE.
over so big, are practically th,
and the loads dried upto
e
dust is flying as the auto- is the or-
der of the day. We have missed
the usual warm April shovers I Standard 5oc: bushel and feed oats
which . always make ;such 3 big i ant d barley rni ed at 50c. Bushel.
change at,this time of year. + ApplyLot 8, Con,
The' Goth annual session of the. 2: Stanley, phone 11 on
to john H. Hyde 86; Hensel].
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GENUINE FORD PARTS
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS•
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IF IN NEED OF A. BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE;GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE. "A
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERYRING EITHER REPAIRING
ELECD R•mICALEOR MECHANICAL. EXPERTRY CHARGING, ALSO AC-
ETYLENE
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ETYLENE WELDING.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
11. Alousseau Zurich
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WITH THE ARRIVAL OF.SPRING BRINGS US INTO THE i
fr NICEST SEASON OF THE YEAR, THE TIME WHEN EVERY 44
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It READY TO GRASP AN OPPORTUNITY, OR TO SEE WHERE :
• THEY CAN BUY THE MOST VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. 1
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1 HERE IS WHERE YOU OAN DO IT. •
FOR SALE
SEED OATS, for sale, Sheffield
Canada ;Conference,'Rvangei ca
churcli,will be held at.: N"&:v Ham-
burg, Ont. to jbegrn W.dneada3r, 2
p.n i„ April 23, 1924. Bishop M.
T. Maze will preside. The ,exam-
ination of the Junior preachers will
begin Tuesday previous at 9;. a.m.
The annual meeting .of ;tbe .Confer-
ence Missionary Society will tom- T ;There is on the 100 -acre farm
gomence on Wednesday,: April 23rd,.l p'
at 9 a.iil.f when inia'sionary rep•- ! 2G 56o driving me shed house,
and otherout-
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out-
orls of the past Conference yearbnildings. The farm is in good 'state
will be received: of cultivatio;u, clay 'loan, drained,
Bon as cut in Ontariopiceate and well of also 5 acres eofehardwoodsbush,plen,
season made a cut in..the price
buck lambs of $1.50 per cwt. or an ty of good water. The 30 acres
In
avenge of about $1.35 per laob fine pasture farm.
n Uro and
dthing cin
In other words, every lamb of g
quality properly treated and'do-1 good condition. For further par -
eked, sold for $1,35 more than did; titulars phone 5-78, Henn
lR or
the buck lamb. Last spring war. -1 apply to Maggie. 3,
ning of the action to be taken by Bayfield,
the buyers in an effort to induce _ _ -_ _
farniars to trim. their. lamb's was FARM - FOR SALE
sent out, also twenty-five thousand' OR RENT
pan^,plets warning of the lossthe
farmers vrould suStein by not do
ing to. Containing 100 'acres in good
FARM FOR SALE
Consisting of 100 -acres being Lot
13, con. 12, Stanley Tp. Also 30 -
acres pt. Lot 12, ': con. 13, Stanley
pril 10th, 1924.
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
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FURNITURE MOVED
We have moved our F urniture Show
Room on the second f.00r to make
room for T. L. Wurm's:General store
and invite the Public to come . and
see our fine display of Furniture :
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state of cultivation, 40 acre fall
DASHWOOD. plowed. Formnerll* the Wm, otiv-
' of Live son Farm on the Babylon Lin St -
11 l,ni s suction sale 1 anley Township. 2 miles south-
S`oc1+, mostly 2 -year old cattle will) of Varna. Apply to
take place at Zimmer's Hotel, Dash• John McNaughton,
wood, some time this month. For
further particulars 'see Mr. Arthur 246 Tecumseh ave. London, Ont t40
Weber, Auctioneer, or George Mer-
ner Clerk.
Messrs. Norman Fisher and Rud-
olph
olph Miller left an, Monday
Cupar, Sask.
Miss Ado. Witmer of Sarnia ins.
visiting her parents.
Mr, Harry Harris left for, e the
Sar-
nia on Tuesday, after ;spending
winter in town.
Wilfred MVIerner has returned
from Detroit,
Misses Letta and Edith GI -
ten -Cher 'spent Saturday in London.
Mis's Erdoes Geiger of Zurich, sp-
ent the weelt-end with her cousin
Miss Gladys 'Guenther.
Mrs. C. Finkbeiner 10 visiting in
parnia.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Desch of Zurieb
were -visitors in, town on Sunday,
Mis 'aGlady'S Guenther enterta-
ined a
nterta-ineda number of bet friends to
birthday party on, Saturday.
Mr. 0. Burmeister has purchased
the farm; of Mr. Geoo. 1Iy. Pfi1 ?,
14th •con., Illy, Mr; Pfile will trove
to town..
Mr. Louts Xleindti V;er 'Spent Fri
clay in London.
Mr. and Mrs, 0. Fritz and fand
ily ofZurich•viisitecl with Mr. and
Mrs. J. ICellerrean on Sunday.
Mr. Herb,-Pfile of :t etroit %stysp
ending a few weeks With hi's par-
ents.
Mieses E. 1'U'ieh1 and an L!anra
M. R.eid 'spent 11londap', in LoXm-
don
Mr. and Mr.'s. Wellington Malt
were (serenaded by the band on
Friday evena.ip 4
$
Mir. Herman. Zlrnniei`X of Strat-
ford called on friends in toWn on
Monday.
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•FROST l.� l 1. Cly the Frost tight
it lock woven fence is the best on the b
fnone. We have a full
• market baring
' n Wire,Coil, Brace
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line of Woven , •
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Barb, Stegpqles Steel fence posts,
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ALSO A raw, LINE OF, SAP PAN'S, GALV, AND I. C. TIN -•
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BUCKETS, S.Y4I. SPILES AT LOWEST
PRIORS.2
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'• A FULL LINE OF HEAVY AND SIIEL FIfARDWARE
111.'STADE: &
&-.\AIEIDOI
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Etc, always on hand 7 •
A10 a Fuli Bt�oI
of:
SEASONABLE :HARDWARE
SUCH AS SAP PAILS, •,PILES, WOVEN WIRE FENCING, AND
ALL OTHER GRADES OF WIRE
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY - HARDWARE:
SEE OUR LINE OF FURNITURE, IF WE HAVE NOT. IN
STOCK WHAT YOU REQUIRE WE WILL GET IT FOR YOU.
WANTED
A ;girl to. do house work, for full
;particulars write or apply to Mrs,
Thos, Elliott, Park House, Box 51,
Goderich, phone No. 3883, 38-3
PETER BLOCK - ZURICH I.
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SERVICE 15 OUR MOTTO
A. MELIOK
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
Guaranteed
Mortgage Certificates
Are issued, upon request, in• the namiesiof two• or more per-
. sons. • __ 1 t 1.
In the event of the death: of one ,of the investors the inves-
tment automatically becomes the property of. the ,Isurvivori
or survivors without expense or "reid Ope."
5 per cent, per annum
Payable Half Yearly
UPON $100 or more ;for ,1,;2, 3, 4, or 5 'years.
Let me arrange for a safe, profitable Guaranteed Mortgage
;Certificate in your name alone, or jointly with some mem-
ber of your family.
MY MOTTO ;-SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting and Paper Hanging
I Ani in a position to do any
kind of paper hanging, painting
graining and decorating. Prices for
hanging paper 16c. a roll.
H. EICKTVIEIER,
ZURICH -- ONT.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear
sister and 'daughter, Miss Nene
Scliilbe, whodied on April 9th,
1923.
She 'bid no (one ;a last farewell,
She said goodbye to none;
The happy home we once enjoyed
How sweet the Memory still.
But death has left a lonliness,
The world can .never 1x1'1.
Jesus while our ,hearts are ,bleeding
O'er the 'spoils that death has worm
We would, att ;he. soiemmmn, meeting
Calmly way "The will be done:" -
Tho' cast down, 'we're not forsaken
Tho' afflicted not Alone,
Thou didst give, Thou hast taken:
Blessed' Lord, "Thy will be 'done„
Not dead but With life's struggles
done'',
The victor's laurels hos ,'she won
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liter's res peace that followed strif
She's entered not eternal tile.
She shall ;sleep, but not forever,
There will be a. glorious dawn.
We shall meet to part no more
Ont he reserreetion morn. '
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DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic and Electrical trot*,
meets. -Eyes Examined
Main St., EXETER, Phone '10 .
Consultation and Examination F
AT .WALP1iR HOUSE, ZURICH.
Every Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 4p,.laa
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HERALI. GP?'ICE
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THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING
THAT WE CAN ,SUPPLY YOU WITII PRINTED WEDDING
INV•ITA.TIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH
AS LETTERHEAD% BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND
STTEMEN'rS
THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANUFAOT
URERS OF`'COUNTE,ii. CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP-
PLY ANY QI.TAN'TIT"Y AND SIZE OF CIII!1CIC BOOKS
THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK 'WRITING PAPERS, ENVEL-
OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, C.A.3:1""l3ON Ott
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAOS, MEMORIAM ST-
ATIONERY'.; NOTE 1300KS, 13EC13IPT 13001(5 IN TWO
SIZES, FOOLSCAP, ETC., ETC. • THAT WE
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THAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POS- t
;TBRst MERCIA:NTILE POSTERS AND ALL GENERAL
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