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of : Summer Goods
Violes and Crepes
$1.10
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Brocaded Crepes, Regular $1.50 a yard, DOWit , . 13
Special Lot of Voiles your choice per r9cl 80F ' 38c
Plain, colored L'atines, Regular 85e. now at per yard
SILKS
TRICOCHECK A new Silk knittedfabric in black, brown, med. 'blue,
1 yard wide at per Yard , '
CANTON CREPES -A pure Silk Canton, in black, Navy, GTey $2.75
• and Nigger brown at per Yazd 2$.25
Silk and wool, Canton, good •weight at pery and •
Silk and Wool Granton, lighter weight at per yard $1.50
Shantung, or Raw Silk, Regular per yard $1.00 now for 80c
NEW ARRIVALS
TRIOLA BROADOLOTH-A new cloth of very pleasing 'appearance,
good weight, 'suitable for Ladies Dres'aes or Children wear,, or men's
fine Shirts, colors; peach, tan, Bream and jade, 38 -in. wide.
Linen Suitings .
Ari limen cloth in white, sky, fawn, Yellow, Orange and . Grey. Can
76e put to such a variety of uses, and is wonderf i value at 80c. yd.
Tissue Gingham
TISSUE GINGHAM -Something new in Gingham cloth of very fine
texture with silk stripe effect, 32 -in wide at 50e. a Yard.
New Collar Frilling
;AND COLLAR AND CUFF SETTS NO W ON HAND COME AND SEE
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HOSIERY
If it is 'stockings you need, we have them in all colors, sizes and
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Prices.
SPECIALS
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. 0, Silber is vilsiting of Wet-
erloo.
Mr, and Mrs, J. Preeter motored
to Kitchener .on Tuesday,
Mr. C, A, Toffina,n of Galt was
a Sund'ay ftr in rich,
Mr. Torranee'1�,� va Zuurich Old Roy
called in the vill4ge,0n Tuesday.
Mr. John Ereid, of California,
was a visitor with his eister, Mr's.
0, Fritz,
Mr. and Mrst. Hy. Schenlr; their
son and wife of Kitchener, j i'sited
friends. here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted, Mittleholtz
were week -end visitors at ; Kitch-
ener.
Our Junior Baseball team were
at Creditone on Tuesday evening,
and were defeated score 5-0.
Dr: • and Mrs. Broughton of
Whitby, were Sunday visitor's at the
liom.� of Mr. and „Mrs.,O Patz',
Mr. Theo. McAdani{s, Bronoisn
Line was, ' a %Sunday vilsitor wit'hhi's
father ad twow• brotherd, at', Lon
dont. C
Mr. L'eonlard` F. McBride of
Feint,: Mich., repent the palet (Week-
end at the home of hist parentla,
Stanley. 1:
M. and Mrs. Breather and fam-
ily of Woodham' were ,Sunday vis-
itors, at
i'ss=itorjs`at the home of Mr. land) Mras'.
J. Hey Jr.
Messrs. Fred and Victor . Wel-
land of ,Detroit„ spent the . week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mist'
T. McAdaneS, Bronson Line.
Mr. .and_ Mrs. John, 4.ontzi and
daughter of nlear. Wellesley, were One hundred acres farm land,
week -end visitors with friend's on being north half Lot, 8, con. 11,
the Bronisen Line. and East .hlaf Lot 9, both in Stan -
Me. :and, Mrs. John Roth of St. leyoTownship. First named par-
agatha warp Sunlday' visitors with cel has 'suitable farm buildings, con -
their daughter and son-in-laWe Mr., si'stin,g of brick dwelling with slate
and Mrs, Edmund Gingericbe Bron- roof, bank barn and other out -
on Line.buildings. Six acres woodland,nice
and Mra. Preeter and. da -
1004: At. IVIAII ET5.
Corrected. every Wednesday)
23-27
er]per lb. .,
toes per bag
d apples. per 'lb, . ... . 7c
ii Setts, per lb, .7c.
j.,50
e 70
ltwheat 75
at ,per bushel 1,25
ur per cwt. 3.75-4i.00
is per ton.320Q
per ton • ,.,...30,00
HHogs),./ 11',00
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Eggs
Butt
Porta
Grin
'lute
Oats
Bari
Bet
Whe
(Flo
Shor
Bran
Live
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
Carry an Insurance' of over
$27,000,000. Number of Policies in
force 11,287. Paid Losses in 1923
to amount of $56,143.20.' ' No 'ass-
essment during the year and have
a balance on hand of $31,700.
G. Holtzman -Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
FARM FOR SALE
orchard and is well watered. ;Con-
venient to school and church. For
ughters, Mabel .and Murrel, ret a ) further particulars apply ti:(o John
1,Zurich' Ont. .Executors
of Edward Carvin Estate. 5=4
AIBBED HOSE All fashionable colors p Mr.Chis, Erb anal family, Mr. and
Ladies Cotton Bose -Brown pr. 230. Black 250 Black atMrs, P B nda and Mr. J. G' ho
;�ae� $1.00 ed last weep ciorn .an, eaten A Mansoni and Charles Reaman, R.
LADIES FIBRE $OSE -Rib O top at per pair.at onlypr.48c motor trip through the State of R. No. ,
LADIES FIBRE SILK -Brown;,, Black, Color Grey, r.;750 Michigan.
BED LISLE - :-. 18c
e.ase
Linolel111?n sand Floor Oil Cloth also Mr. C. Bechler, all .of T'avi's-
T RICES tock were su�nday visitors at the
GOOD CHOICE OF PATTERNS STILL ON HAND, GET OUR P home of Mr.' and Mrse Jos. Gascho:
J. GASCHO & SON
conducted services in the Bronson
Line, Mennonite church over Sun-
day. ' [He was also' accompanied
Phone 6 / by nisi Nvr'fe Mr's Zehr; and they vis-
ta -law, "' Wanted
itcd with their daughter laird (son-
in-law,' Mr. And Mrs. Moses Erb.
Zurieh's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs,
AND
GENDINE FORD PARTS.
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
N E ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
IT. B. La ETTEPvY
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES `TO 'EXOELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE,
,'E MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOW
ANCE ON YOUR
E
Y.
BATTERY REPAIRINCz AND BATTERY CHARGING,
EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WELDING.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
OLD BATT-
. Mon Beau Zurich
The World's crop of will
,be nearly 400,000,00o' ,1$ush a' below
that of 1923 `according to first of-
ficialestimated ,from wheat gro-
wing -countries. With thin; decr-
eased production the demand will
)probably equwal that of last year
unless higher prices limit, the 4 -
mend in Europe.
The death rate of Great Brit-
ain; during 1923 was the lowest ev-
er reported, being, only 11;6 per 1,
000 for the entire population. -In-
fant mortality alsotouched its
lowest ever, recorded figure' during
the yieale with a rate of 69 per 1',00(1.
Britian saved 45,000 babies' lives
above the average of the first de-
cay of the present e ear '
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Oct. 2
Oct. 3
A -car of timothy anti grass seed
arrived in Vancouver via Canada Pa-
cific Railway from Toronto ten days
after an order had been wired to
the Ontario Capital. This consti-
tutes a record in service.
In' architectural style the new
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At least ;40,000 harvesters
Basilica at St. Anne de Beaupre will
will be be a combination of the Roman and
required to garner the Western Can the Gothic.. The steeples in 'front
ada wheat cro this 'season, accord- will be 225 feet high and including
ing to information, received . at those in the chapels the new Basilica
general. headquarters. 0f thus num
ber approximately:.20,000 ;1tTill have
to be ,secured from Eastern: Canada
it being thought that the remain-
der can be'supplied by the ' three
Prairie Provinces and British Col-
umbia,
The reports of the High School
exams, are out and seemingly few
in this district have been 'successful
in passing in all the subjects;, this
may be. due to the more harder
exams and the closer 'narking of
the. papers. Among the, (success-
ful ones we mingt make mention
and congratulate Mr. Gerald Bed-
ard, son of Mr and Mrs,: • •Dennis
Bedard of the village, who attend-
ed the Collegiate 'at +Chatharn,
Gerald passed in all eight Subjects
taking honors ip four subjects, .
AMERICAN FOUL BROOD
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_ • °3; Standard, guaradteed against ,. 28 Gauge �,out..�.. an
red ru.l ,, for at least 20 years, 1 3-4 oz.
Galvanizing per square foot, at •
a, $6.75 per 100 Square Feet
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9t atoi a( ;irr ;;;nrstrAv ' Alp Mtia essioessoie rovia lcoo.) of
Owing to the rather serious ot.t
break of American Foul Brood in
thie bus of .thus County;, and par-
ticularly that 'section lying betwe-
en Goderich, Auburn and Clinton,
we. think; it advisable that `the pub-
lic should know more of its 'serio-
us nature: This .disease, 'if unin'ol-
'.sbed will soon wipe out whole,
apiaries and spread rapidly fr+onn
beeyard to beeyard. The disease
spreads chiefly by owners noir
knowing tie disease and the well -
Ing of ,colonies from yard to yard,`
without being inspected. All bee
keepers should acquainted theni-
e l've swithl the Dee bisease Act of
1920. It is no elisgra,ce to get (Foul
Brood int your tyard, hist it is a
disgrace to keep it there. use
will contain twenty-six altars.
The honor of running the first
ship into Montreal harbor from .the
ocean fell this year to Captain Ed-
mund Aikman, commander of the
Canadian Pacific steamer "Boling-
broke," a freighter. The "Montrose"
of the same line was the first vessel
to carry trans-Atlantic passengers
into the port in 1923. •
The number of strikes and lock-
outs in Canada during 1922 was 85.
The number of working men in-
volved in the strikes was 41,050 and
the number of working days lost
1,975,276. Approximately fifty per
cent of the time lost was in connec-
tion with the strikes of the coal
miners in Alberta and British
Columbia which lasted from April
till the end of August.tr
Topping the grain shipments from
St. John of the 1921-22swinter sea-
son by almost four million bushels
and establishing a record for the
port for volume in a single shipment.
for one vessel, the 1922-23 grain
business .through the Canadian Pa-
cific. elevators up to May 1st totalled
15,249,261, bushels,® The single ship-
' c&t'g'o of 359,7.93 bushels.eeord was made. on all-
wheat
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The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
FURNITUR
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We have again m. owed our F arm-
tare
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tore Stock into the place formerly'
occupied by T. L. Warm, 'aud ars
now in a position to display 'same
Metter' than evar.
Also a Full; Stock. of'.
SEASONABLE IIARDWA:
SUCH AS SAP PAILS, SPILES, WOVEN WIRE FENCING, ANS '
ALL OTHER GRADES OF WIRE ;
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDW.ARW
SEE OUR LINE OF FURNITURE, bF WE .• BAVE NOT IN
STOCK WHAT YOU REQUIRE WE WILL GET IT 'FOR YOU..
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A. MELIOK:
Hardware 8c Furniture. Phone 63
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Per Cen•
PerAnnumPayable H1f4,&I
Huron & Erie Debenturela are ` 1
issued for $100 or more. Interest
begins from' the day your money .
is received. '
Debenture -Owners and depositors)
have FIRST claim upon every dol-
lar owned} by the Sixty -year-old
Huron & -Erie Mortgage Corporat-
ion -Totalling over $26,800,000+.:.
Applications for Debentures are
accepted at any time by -
•i MY MOTTO; -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting. and Paper Hanging
Tine Dbminaon Express bas lust
effected a shipment from Hamburg
to Kobe, Japan, in 32. days. The
average time consumed between the
blame two points via the Suez Canal
is 49 days, and the saving thus made
by the Canadian route will be of
great importance in helping make
this. country the road between Eu..
rope and the Orient. )
I am in a position to do
any kind' of paper hanging,
painting, graining and dec
orating.
H. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH - ONT. .
• d' Huron. The total value of the pelts of fur
County bees produce honey enough bearing animals taken in the Do-
!ea;ch year!' to a for the maintetp- Minion during the season of 1921-22
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afce lama repairs' of our County was $)17,488,800, an increase over
'Highways, Let rag' not lose tins the previous year of $7,287,2'73, or
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(revenue. When' you l7uy osx :sail 172 per cervi„ skid the number of pet
of all 'kinds was 4,866,790, an In-
crease over the previous season of
wo 48 per colt, These figures com-
a pelts of animals taken by trarp
if rise _ .
p
p
re anzrwaaL�;
arch b d
as' �ofr
ears
and
pelts
bees; whet( you. know of the preas-
ence of ,diseasc; when yoti 'strong
ly-Isosp«et disease, comrnuniea.te
with the Provincial 4-ij iarist. 0. A.
0., Guelph:, or your loea) Depart/.
meat of :Agriculture, 0linton,,' Ont;
DR. JOHN Wim' - '
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN
Heavy Shell. Frames to Your sit
Lenses at $4.00. Broken SNai11
Rimis Replaced while you -
Spectacles Complete large lamisalg
$2.00 upr
Main St., EXETER, Phone It
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZUR
'Every Wednesday, 10 a.m. for d�
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THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE POR
GOOD' PRINTING
4. THAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING
+ - INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; S7"ATIONFRS,ATEI�EHUGHNTS `
AS LETTERHEADS BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND '
�ST
THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANUFACT
URERS •OF"tGOUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN Wipe
PLY ANY .QUANTITY AND SIZE QF CHECK' BOOBS
THAT WE CARRY IN 'S.T,OCX WRITING PAPERS, EN`VEi
O: ES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PA.PERS, CARBQ T of
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAMer-
'ATIONERY, -NOTE .BOORS, RECEIPT 15001KS 1/41100,
SrZEs, FOOLSCAP, TCC., .HTC.
THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK IOTi ro,
WITH. GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN INS FOR 6c1i4$+
GER Qi7ANTLrrIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS' .
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