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WE HAVE A COMP�.,h::.
Hand, in aaet our Sa,c.
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big reductions a:i.l a:
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men's r (,i k shirts
men's ,. ki work pants
men's fi ' blurts.
Boys puly i : weaters
men's work sox
!men's wool mitts
men's cashmer sox fine
men's jersey gloves
ladies wool hose
wool hose children
Brush wool scarfs
200 yds., towelling a yd
200 yds. towelling a yd.
100 yds. towelling brown yd 12c
1001b. granulated sugar 7.90•
rice 7c
dates new 8c
prunes 9c
raisins seedless 3 lbs. for 25c
castile coap for _ 25c
matches a box 10c
cocoa a Ib. 10c
baimon a ib. 15c
39c:
1 „Ai L"i'.:s Lups a doz. 800'
See frits for more Bargains
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;;t;1,},', JANUARY 17th, 1925
.1 L JANUARY 31tst.
ak iUi: OF WINTER GOODS &PILL ON
- 'coo tar r ,r ,:bais• time of year, so we are
a. , Fre san,abie Goods at greatly re-,
uuy cat. ash for title purposes, but
;t'rc,lti, .?ia, 4 a Times: Our customers know
} r ), l 0; 3.U) )lnt iyort.ome Don't iiloege't etthe'
all. and n ,t;;hbors (withyou.
er•. oatseach 5.75
etcoat 7.75
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4.00
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78c
1.65
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78c
39c
50c
39c
18c
48c
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Phone 6.7
Zuricii's Gara
Gas„ Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
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GEVUINE FORD PARTE
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JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINLON TIRES' AND TTThES'
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS..
U. S. L. BATTERY
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SO.LICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR P.13ICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND OTHER CHEAP BA:TTE LIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALL'IWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
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BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
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1, a, ...eft on Sat
clay ntoxni.ig OA' tecr.'o]t, Where
t'is'iting l.i -.xd. and relative's
a. f e ,v cboata.
Misses. J ct aaiifa's and Grp
1Schilualeft ;bora London on M
day whore they :tzcend taking p
itions.
M. fl, Rai+1;p and Mrs}
uTxemner lef for Detroit on S
urday, where ;.nay intend to s
for a few weekcs.
Mrs. M. E..bur, who+ haisl be
streen:dia;gl glue past weeks at
home oil her parent::, Mr. and 14
J. Routledge, reit for Detroit
!Saturday. ,
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Schilbe a
children of near Kippen, spe
'Sunday ,at the' home -of Mr. a
Mrs. !Conrad .achilbe of -the vi
age.
Wile !snappy cold weather c
tinue,s and Lae. roads; are hea
for the !sieign, .we have; not no
iced ,the Ja,.r�y aa�thaw this ye
,• ret.
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adiss Do: o,.hy Fritz who has'l
en attending :Exeter Hugh Sclio
is s..ayin,g n ,,,id for !a short ti
pr.,, rui3 Lo it:�r departure .f
r c.o�'ia Ffa,s , a.., London; whe
she intends t.:.. -ng up the nursi
�.essionw
A ,serious Fre took place
Wing.haam last ,''V-ednesday morn
ing, when! th'e .come of Mr, Andre
�editoi• ..utt proprietor o
aha Wingha �i Advance, was d
a.,•ayed 'by .. and 'water. TI
.oss is estimated at '$3,000.00.
N. W. 'f'ru ....h elp;•t,, M;.PLP. of 0
inton, who fres been local man
agar for the Laurin., Lapgolis C
for the past 1a years has resign
that position,. He has purchasethe building, formerly used by T
New Era newspaper and will .2
into the egg dad poultry . busin
ass on his o w,n ,account.
A real good old Carnival will be
held on. the Zurich rink on Friday
evening of `ias week. We. all
know what happy and interest
ing event this always. is and th
manager, ,1Vlr. Lee O'.Brein, •has.
spared no•. ,time, and expense.,,
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PLAIN PRICE STORE
Oar,week-end sale ,last was good
Lr prices, get New Customers-
( ix ,Service Keeps Theist. If you
not a Patron of this Store;
invite You to coma and deal
;h Us. Our SUCCESS depends
the patronage of the People,
appreciate your every call.
one in. any time and Look A-.
tnd :Right Now, we wish to
ind you, that to keep, in hea-
that every reader of this paper
i'uld carry, a bottle of NAME -
,SS, and use it on the first in-
t atioi of a :Cold A little rub -
b up each nlo+;•Itril in the morn -
,is al splendid habit, also on
r 'irinlg. NAMELESS is conven-
ient, to carry, easy to use, pleas-
-ant- to inhale and is cheap, et 25r.
Excelle:n,t for babies as well as
grownups. NAMELESS has many
fhnitatrons,, but .no Rivals. Try
ar+.bottle, we .sell it. Beware of
unscrupulous Dealers who try to
sell • your something just as good.
Excellent for. Earache if applied in
then begthning.
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Friday -Saturday Special&
2 healthy Goldfish, in a --gal
globe, and• a bottle of NAMELESS
for 50c.
Big Candy Special j -.1b 19c.
Cut flowers for the Sick. Car-
nations and Daffodil's; this wee]c
end. See our Valentines' at lc to
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• Eggs .... 23-36
Butter per 1h. ..... ..... ........ 36
o Potatoes per hag c • 75e
t €: ;t pples per ib 7c
a1 t Netts, per f). . _. ,...._7e.
Oats .. 50
nuke .this the most successful one
ever ;held. The. ice is,,good, andif
the weatherman . keeps that' way.
it Should be a( big success:. aas Let
us meet, you. there.::.
Goderich; defeated .Exeter in the
first ;scheduled internieniate series
at Goderich en Friday night. to
,the score of 7-2. :The. visitors in
i he first stanza deemed lost: and
Goderich scored. four ,goals: Af-
ter that, they ,seemed; to get :going
and Iscoredt w o m the second per-
iod. :;T.k.e, Bole 11,p for Ea:eter was;
Goal cook; del Iiye O'Brtein;. cen-
ter Sliadduek. raw.,. Statham;• Lw.,
We11s; Sone. Hp,ggarth and O'Brein
A ggod !storey has juist,come'to
light from Exeter, 'concerning the
actions of la citizen during the re',
centieyl weather. The, .train ,:f•onr
London had arrived an4,. the eitiz-,
en in question was :seen crawling'
on his hands and knees. Thank::
mg he had fallen, a good Samar=
itan rushed forward to offer all pos
siblee assistance, but the offe rwas
refused as the citizen: had with him
a bottle of preaiotiS fluid obtained''
in London, which he was afraid of
breaking if he fell, hence his dec-
ision to •era:lob-London Free Press.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
The first meeting of the Town-
ship council was held at Varna on
Monday when, the following offi-
ctra were appointed for 1925; Clerk
J. E. Harnwe•1l ; Treasurer Geo. Be-
atty; Assessor, Joseph •Hood; aud-
itors -W. J: Tough, J. McEwen,
•MsKENZIE-ZAPHE
EXETER
Clarence Morley left for
peg after spenindg the holidays
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lewis of Kil
larney, Man., have moved to,'1;,'own
and taken up residence with' `
Cottle, he is a -contractor.
The canva.sslers for the Bible So
ciety raised 1$15.0:1. This has been
forwarded ':to Rev. R. J. 130went
Master. Ivan White and Miss
Marjorie Stewart of Farquhar, sp-
ent the :holidays with their grand-
parents, Mr. and ?'Mrs(, Jas. Green.
Mrs.Campbell of 'Winnipeg and
Mrs. Hill of Parkhill, visited with
their brother, Mr. David Mack..
Mrs K. J. Shm:s of town: r i'sited
her grandfather, Moses Mawson ,at
Parkhill, he is caged 91 years.
A five team ]'.ockey league has.
been formed in town !trtd soot:
good garnear are looked for.
Harvey �C Harvey who have be-
en .;.conducting twg. igtl.►oc'eriies
town have dissolved partnership,.0
P. Harvey takes over Mils down-,
town store,
Miss Ella ,Ltek 'rvho ,spent he
holidays with Mrs. and Mrs. WM.
Ituntz heft for Walkerton having
sold out her millinery' .Business in
that town.
On Saturday last Robt. Mawb.,
limey passed away following ' an
illness of several Weeks, trine we-
eks "ago he s'tt,ffered a bruise on
his knee which toned. to blood
poison. He, •wla born in Stephen
Tar
. ;where
he
lfatntetl
for 'a, tru,m-
r v
b of
years,'coming to Exeter c
-bolt
ten, years ago, for seven ye
ars ,h,r has been, employed by the ;
N.JR, depot Ts survived by tris ,
Mow and ono daughter, five'aas.•w
is and tour brothers nlso'sursrive
Barley 89
Buckwheat, per bushel ... 80e
71-611r ;per cwt. c... ... ... ...1.00r5;,09
W.Leat per busllet
1.50
Sri ir ts, .per ton ;..36.00
B ai.. nor toil
'-t ... 34.00
ern : Farmers' Mutual
other Insurance Co
OF NVOODSTOCK
Carry an Instt1,t.nc: of aver
x`27 010.000. Nuanir+a +ti
Policies in
xorc 11,287. P ti,l i tiro 9 in • 1923
l o tntoulit of $ xi,l i , ?f 3„ ass-
ssrrcinl clnriog' , h • r t, titd have
a, balttrtei h in:1 R :1.
G.' Holtzman Zurich
ALSO UP.1r.r,tt
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ti'71s `'h'Ilt.h- ''NSW?: , . `" tf-34
Here and There
British Columbia's agricultural
production last year increased •in
value $4,900,000 over the 1922 period,
figures compiled by the provincial
Department of •Agriculture show.
Asteady' increase in the volume
of, wheat exports from Canada is
Roted'iit the monthly statement just
issued: by the Dominion Bureau of
Statistics. In April, 1924, 6,085,465
bushels in all were exported, as
against 5,148,304 in April, 1923.
It hi anticipated that hundreds and
thousands, of visitors to the beau-
tiful: Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia,
will help to celebrate 'the famous
fruit -district's "Apple Blossom Sun•
day,'' ,which falls on June Sth this
Year...,' The entire orchard belt, ext
tend' from Atlna.polis Royal to
Wind it„ -at 'distance of about 80
'miles is. always white and pink
with, assoni in the first part of
June;
IST'': II6nore Mercier, Minister of
Land rid Forests, speaking of ar-
rang ants "made in the province for
•fores rotection this year, stated:
+€I re Jy believe that the way the
ge
rVxC . i organized i 9 arir7e d a n
d with the
B
good X11 manifested by all classes
of th ' community, who realize the
importance of protecting your na-
tional domain, • the year will be a
good one and the losses reduced to
a Minimum,',
A ,
The report of the statistician to
the boald of grain commissioners
for April,.. recently issued, records
the heavieet Spring 'great lakes ship-,
ping season on record. The report
says that there Are indications that
all theus of the western ,r
'axle ws cos
� P
'will be .moved as fiat as transports:
tion f'aailities penult; as export our.,
chases are to be heavier than usual
end ail ocean tonnage out of Mont-
real
ont-
ra•gin 1
e 1 r Mayand du has already
,fo
�beelr ;engagd, as well AS part foi'
the ,1"ttly, leading'. '
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The store witil the 'L beral Coria 1Jisc000t
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To Our many Customers and
Friends We extend a
Happy New Year
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A. MELICK
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
The New Year
Bring much joy. Happf
iness and Prosperity
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY ,MOTTO; -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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any kindl of paper ha+ gilib,
painting, graining and dec-
orating.
H. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH -- ONT.
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CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIIAN
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Lenses at $4,00. Broken She
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