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.A new lot of Silks now opened up
We have them in all the Seasons
newest shade
TRICOPLAID
OS' A NEW
SILK FABRIS SIMILAR TO iTRICOLETTE WI I'II SMALL
CKAND PLAID EFFECTS, GOOD' WEIGHT AND VERY
REASONABLE IN PRICE.
LA BELLE CREPE
A Crepe -du -chine of particularly good weight, and hasa rich
Silky finish. It can be put to :such a variety of uses, and is wond-
erful value at prices we are asking for it."
DOTJCHESS SILK
Always reliable and is fully guaranteed by, makers to give !satis-
faction. We have it in black, navy, Nigger, brown and fawn.
PAILJJETTE SILKS
A LIGHTER WEIGHT SILK OF 000D WEARING QUALITY AT $2
A YARD.
HAB U TAY
.A. Wash Silk Fabric of good weight, very fine 'finish; 1 Yard wide
Special at $1.00 yd.
VOILES, CREPES, ETC.
BROCADED CREPES, A fine new
cloth, for those who requirea he'av
ier weight garment suitable for Bl-
ouses or Dresses, 38 -in. wide at
$1.50 yad.
VOILES -of every description in
light and -dark shades at very rea-
sonable prices. 10 pieces in light
ground effects, Special at 35c. yd.
LINEN SUITINGS-Just arrived
a all linen eloth in white, light blue
fawn, orange and grey, 38 -in. wide
at 80c. yd.
TISSUE GIGNHAM-Something
new in Gingham, Cloth of very fine
texture with, silk stripe effect,
32 -in. wide at 50c. yd.
DRAPERIES -A fine lot of scr-
imrns, curtains netts; Marquesettes,
also chintzes, creton's, large variety
of patterns and colors.
JeGA
Produce Wanted
WALL PAPERS
A well assorted stock of patt-
erns !still on hand. Some of lines
now redueed in price to clear: See
our 'sample book.
LINOLEUM &, CONG. RUGS
4 -yd. wide Linoleum, 5 patterns
to choose from. Prices now low -
fest in years, also floor oils in. 1 yd.
13 yd. and 2 yd. width. Congol-
euma rugs in all sizes and seasons
newest designs, Prices right.
SEEDS SEEDS:
We have the following varieties,
of seed corn; White 'Cap Yellow
Dent, Imp. Learning, Early Bailey
Wis. No. 7; Cornptonrs Early and
Learning. Also Mangold and. tur-
nip seeds.
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G-ENUINE RPARTS
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DO.MINION 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 ENCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.-
BATTERY
ATT-ERY.BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
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Mr. and ltl,z's!.. Hilton," Tz ueJnnei Eggs ' 18.--g2
and Mr. uad Mrs,. Hugh Thiel of Rutter pea, lb -35c
the 11th con! (spent' a,' ,few 'cLtys Pt.tatoes per bag 1„04.
with friends in 1litojrener. .. 1;riod a.ppleg peri 117
Mrs. EfaZ. Trueruner,"' who ila's ''''utcn Bets, pe 7,11,
been visiting relatives and friends 3atley
in Detroit, hats returned to her ."ag-wtioat , '
llomie m file village Wheat 'per bushel
12ti', and Mas: Jacob;' Goin 'eriolr Oats
Itlr: and Yi's. Ciarast, Jahtziof.'. Di per cwt.
Lowvillar. New Y. consist=s of •Mia; Shorts 'per ton.:., ...,..
rely Bran' per ton
C. Schrag',were visitors with Live hogs, e
atives Mare. g p r eavt, ..:
Rev. 0,, Z. Yader of W od'ster
Ohio; Rev: E. L. Frey of W auesou
Ohio, conducted ` sservier's at the
Bronson Line A. M. -Church on Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Hy. Raters of New
Hamburg wero week -end., visitors
at the home of their son, Mr.eand>
Mrs. Garnet Daters, Hay TA, Mrs.
Daters remaining for a. time.
7.c,
5;?,
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Western Farmers' • Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
Carry. an Insurance of over
Six horses were burned to death $27,000,000, Nufnber of Policies in
fifteen tons of hay along with elei. force 11,287. Paid Losses "in 1923
ghs, wagons and.machinery when , to amount of $56,143.20. No ass -
a. big steel -roofed barn.: and drive,
shed owned by Dr. P. Copeland'
$7St,. 500. Marys we* r, burned, loss about
rt
Freddie Lee," Vie .old favorite
essment during the year and have
a balance on hand of $31,700.
G. Holtzman -Zurich
horse owned by Henry w, Hodgins AGENT, ALSO !DEALER IN LIGH-
Biddolph, passed in his checks the TNING RODS, AND ALL KIN LIS
other day, 'This gond old. piece
of horse flesh has a history and OP -FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
few of the. equine race has a . better
record. He was at one .time; a con-
testant on the race tracks and will
be remembered by many .in Zurich
while the property of Mi' Harry
Bossenberry, Grand Bend. He
had reached 'the great age of .27
years..
HYDRO PAYS
A revenue of $15;74.2,831, a sur-
plus of $315,586, and an incl ease in
power distributed of from 565,944
horse powcrt o 685,186 h.p. are re-
ported. in the statement by the On-
tario Hti dor-Electric Conn.
year is regarded 'by the 'Coni
'sion as one of unprecentedly s
cras;sful operation:.- The $345,588 sur
plus which the commis'sion,: has a-
chieved forecasts lower rates for
many municipalities
E1' ANGELICAL - CHURCH TEMP-
ER ANCE
We still have 'a nice stock of
The Spring and Summer Hats on hand,
rnis- and all Hats must be sold as we•
uc-
have no room to carry them over.
Anyone in need of anything hi the
Hat line, be sure and act' quick:
and take advantage of these big
reductions in pricers.
T ttitude of the Evangelical
chu yards, the liquor traffic
he t of •a pronounced an-
te om• the beginning her
pl ,*e been total eh/et,
asren`! AP individual and entire
prohibition tor the !state. - She hays
been aggressive in her endeavours
for the. overthrow and destruction
of the despotic demon of. dircik,A:t
the Cornf'erence held at Nett'l'bfI
burg last April, a strong resolut-
ion was; pissed in favor, of the pr-
esent prohibitory laws in Ontario,
and their enforcement, also against
anotp'wantea, at this time and in
fav/con ldn : t olninion wide broli;a7-
tio,�le centii
SOLR , RON LIBERALS 'CON-
VENE
At the annual meeting of the
South Huron Liberal Association
held in Hensall on `Wednesda,yla
there was a good attendance of d
egates from. all parts of the co
stituency. Dr. J. W. Shaw',
Clinton, -Presided in the chair.Th
er
election of officers resulted as 201-
lows; Pres. Dr. J. W: Shaw, Clin-
ton; Vice -Pres, 0. Geiger, Heasall
Secy,, W. T. Forsyth, Kipper; Tr-
eas., J. greeter, 'Zurich; Chairman.'
of municipalities, W. .3 :L•i'e'aniany
Exeter; G. McLean, Clinton; 'ch'as:.
Fritz, Zurich' It. Stress, Bayfield;
R. °S. Hays, Seafnrth, The 'ques-
tion .
of holding a monster Liberal
picnic at Grand Bend during the'
summer ways discussed and an ef-
fort 'will be made to get the Prime'
Minister ,and other Cabinet''Minis
Minis-
ters to address it. The present
present Budget has greatly heart-
ened the Liberals in this •country
and the feeling was a return of the
old -trate spirit of Liberalism,, Hon(
Duncan Marshall, Liberal Organ-
izer, discussed the record of the
King Government.
IIURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The special committee 'appointed
in January to equalize the good
roads account for the. last three
years, brought in la comprehensive
report which showed the various
surpluses and deficits affecting the m
varkeous unicipalitie's,4hrorrghout
the county. It was deemed advis-
able in order to help balance the
account that special ,leviers be im-
posed on isotne o (the municipalities
with the larger deficits. Those
with surpluses to their., credit were
left to their preEent po=sition. The
grants `to :the hospitals in Sea forth
Clinton, Wingharn: and. Godericli we
innrea4aed front- $504 to $750, The
general county rate ortaxation w'as
made the some as last year 3.2inills
and the. good roads• rate also the
same as last Year .1.5 mills, The
Salvation Army was granted $100
1'o ,,r,lscu ;,..rvorl�.,. ,The Heron
ughing aeseciation was granted
$1,00,004
. Sleet Zurich
WANTED
Sewing and Dresrsmaking; by the
day, :all work neatly done,. and
satisfaction -guaranteed. Mr's.
Passel, at the home of Mrs. jos.
rah Geiger, Zurich , ` 48-3
C.REDITON
Mrs. Henry Mott returned homer
,from London, after spending a we-
ek with friends
The village Trustee's have dec-
lared Thursday, June .19th as Civic
la'oliday, there, being a joint Sun-
st1ay School picnic o fthe Evangel-
n1ical church and ,Methodist on that
., date. 4
of I. Brown), a former boy of this
village, and Mz: Johnston, a for-
mer of the bank, now at Amherst -
burg, visited with Mr. and Mrs, H.
K. Silber.
BORN
Renibe-At Zurich, on June 1.0th t+i
Bev. and Mrs, TI. Rembe,
((Glenn William).
Sophia --At, Sauble• Line, Hay
Township, on June 10th to Mr,
and Mrs, Adolph Sophia, a dau-
ghter,
Pleasedt o report that Mrp
Henley Bilber is able to be up to
the office again; after being con-
2iniedi o his bed.
DAS H' O OD
WE PAY 'CASH FOR EGGS AND
FOWL
Get our prices before disposing
of your, fowl New laid eggs 25c.
a. dozen, small and dirty eggs 18c.
a dozen. Home every evening and
all day Saturday,
T. IT. Johns, Diushwood
14Iz7s,, Walsh of Saskatoon, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Witzel left for Pt. Huron last week
Mr, and Mrs. Milton Oestrei.cher
of Kansas are visiting the fortu-
er's parents, Mr, and Mrs, G. Oes-
treicher.
Mr. Otto R-esteruayer made a
business trip to London on Wednes
day.
Mr, and Mrs,, ET, Elsie and daugh-
ter Thelma,. spent the week -end in
Sarnia:
Mrs. Cook of Di,'unibo is •visiting
her mother, Mrs. Brenner who is
ill.'
Miss Viola Hodg--r;t of Exeter, 'sp
.eat Sunday ,with Miss Mabel Johns,
Mr. and Mrs. Charier Schroeder
and .family of Cenitralia, 'visited in
toWni en Sunday. .
Miss Luella Schatz •spent the we-
ek end in Exeter.
Miss Edith:Wainer is visiting
in Detroit, ,
Mrs. McCormick Fb'f. Brdgeburg,
is visiting her Mother,: 1VIrs, Baker,.
Mss '"O Stein3i g'en'. 'spent Th-,.'
ur'sday int London.
• The Ladies of the Evangelical.
ehiitrch are holding their annual Sty
awberry Laws( Social on Gaiser"s
Lawn', Dashwood, oe Thursday .Eve,
June 26th, when a. !short. Progr-
amme consisting of Solos, Readings
Quartettes and Choruses will be
given. Supper served from 6 to
0 pent,, Dashwood Band in attend�'
dance, - Ev'er'ybody welcome.
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• � c I`hllrs _av, .Tirt 1421
15th
h 'store l" the 1:1 i r ° cash Discount
We have again in ) v, J. o ua r
ture Stock into the place formerly
occupied by T. L ur ;. atcd are
now in a position to display same
better than evor, •
AIso a Full Stock of:
SEASONA LE
SUM AS SAP PAILS, S.PILES, WOVEN WIRE FENCING, AND
A.LL- OTHER. GRADES OF WIRE
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWAR$,
SEE OUR LINE OF FURNITURE, IF WE HAVE 'NOT IN
STOCK WHAT YOU REQUIRE WE WILL GET IT FOR YOU.
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
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Hardware & "urniture. Phone 63
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sy2 er Cent
Per AMU Payable Half4earl
Huron & Erie; Debentures are
issuedefor $100 or more. Interest.
begins from the day your money
is received.
Debenture -Owners and depositors
have FIRST claim upon every dol-
lar owned ly the Sixty -year-old
Huron & Erie Mortgage .0orpovat-
•ien-Totalling over $26,800,000..
Applications for Debentures are
accepted at any time by-
M ' 1VIOTT0;_SERVICE AND SAFETY
A, (drew, F. Hess, - Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting and Paper Hanging
I am in a position to do
any kinds of paper hanging,
painting, graining and deg-
orating.
H. EICICMEIER,
ZURICH --• ONT.
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THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR '
TIiAiT WE "' '. GOOD PRINTING}
4. CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING
, INVITATIONS AND ANNOUN'CEMENiTS
• THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; S'TA'TION'ER
•i. AS LETTERHEADS, S, SUCH „'
+ , EILLHhADS, ENVELOPES AND
STATEMENTS
4. THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADINGMANUFAOT
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* TJRERS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP-
+ PLY ANY QUANTITY AND SIZE OP CHECK BOOKS ,>
: THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING .PAP,EES, BNVE11-
OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, CARBON OR
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAM ST -
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic' and EIectrieal Treat:*
rnents.-Eyes Examined `
Main St, EXETER, Phone 7R
Consultation and Examination Frit
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURICH
Every Wednesday., 10 at.m. to 4 w
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THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK BOT,TLI1
WITH GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN INK FOR 5e. LARGi-
GER QUANTITIES AT 13IGGE.R REDUCTIONS
+ THAT WE PRINT POSITING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POS-
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