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Env' AdRIVALS IN
U�O�S
Spring : is d i°a w i ng near and you will be
anxious to k.)cgin.your Spring Sewing.
OUR STOCK OF Sl'APLES IS .NOW COMPLETE AND WE 'INVITE
YOU TO LOOK OVER OUR NEW LINES, SOME OF THE DESIGNS
ARE GOING OUT FAST, AND I1' IS HARD :TO REPLACE SAME.
SO COME ,NOW AND HAVE FIRST CHOICE.'
is NEW PRINTS
Our ,prints are No. 1 quality, In•-
dego Dye, guaranteed to give sat-
isfaction+.
G ROCERT ES
Gran. Sugar, Redp ith cwt. 7.55
Brooms, e.' ch 43e
Pink Salmon. Ki tie B: and ___ 19c
Prunes, 1b. _ 9c
':White cups & saucers. doz. 1.35
AMANA PRINTS
This is the old reliable German.
print, •extra - ,heavy weight, fast
colors, 1 yd. wide at 40c. yd: -
We have only 5 pieces on hand
and will not be able to procure any
more this season. -Come 'Early.
GINGHAMS.
In New and pleasing designs, al-
ways sercicable, can be used for
so many !purposes.
32 -in. Ginghams 30c yd.
CRETONS, CHINTZES
For quilts, comforters or drap
Bary purposes; entirely new patt-
erns, Come and see -them. We
have also new Chambrays;.
.teas, Nurses Cloth, 'Denims, Cot-
tonades, Rock Fast and Standard
Shirting, Grey and Beach .Cotton,
Nainsook, Lawns, Longcloth, Cern-
bries, at reason•able prices.
J.(:.SCHO & SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
AND
OEENUINE FORD PARTS
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
U. S. L. BATTERY
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.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WELDING, I: i
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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Seasonable Arrivais
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We wish to inform the public that
the following Seasonable Goods
are arriving:
Carload of FROST FENCE. Farmers tell
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Large Supply of SHERWI - WILLIAMS•
Ready Mixed Paints and Varnishes
have arrived.
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WE ARE IN 113E MARKET TO BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS
OF GRASS SEEDS, ANY' QUANTITY, WE HAVE111 JUST FEC-
• LIVED A LARGE QUANTITY FOR : SPRING USE. - ORDER .
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ITEMS (
,Mr, Ynh i
to hie house
111'r. Goaa
ands in Hens.
e, Jr., is cone aaasti,3
a sore throat.
Valper evistited frier
on Sunda'.
Mr. Gordo a ',Valper was on the
sick list on_YI )nday,
M'. Milfer.z 3ehilbe of the.1,4th
con,, was a S,i,iday .visitor at the
home of Mr. aid Mrs. J.. Albrecht.
Mr. T. L. Worm. lie 4ponfined,to
.hie? .bed with a severe cold.
(Mrs;. E. E. .3teiele, has Teturnecl
alter stpendi.i4 a few ,weeks in
St. Thomas.
A bad ,epeuem'i.e of cold is go-
ing the rounds and many people
are laid up with its.
Mit. John Woodss 'o'f Bd fi,.eld'ity
impending a fe,v ,weeks' ,with her
daughter, Mrsi. 2. L. W'urnu
1MIrs. WE L. Siebert is spenicing
the week with friends at Niagara
Falls, Merriton and St. Catharines
Mr. and ,Mr+si. John Walper ,...,of
Harrow have arrived in :town. They
are moving td Exeter where Mr.
Walper ''is op;en;ing• a :pool room.
The 'cash sale contest at
Wurm's store during the .month of
January and February, closet on
Saturday .night. The winners, of
the contest a.a+'eas follows; Mrs.
Ezra Koehler, arstl prize, la tea, set
of fine ,china. Mrsi. 5V1. C. • Callfas
second prize, an Axminister earth
Rug. .
A peculiar accident happened
to Darius Windsor, fa farmer near'
Clandeboye, while he was carry-
ing a barrel through 'the =horse
stable one of the horses kicked
and Smashed the barrel up' against i
the stone wall and completely rev-.
ered one finger.
TO LICENSE APIARIES' '
One of the bills introduced • by
Hon. Mr. Martin provides that' no
person will be permitted to -keep
bees hereafter without first secur-
ing from. the Minister of Agricult-
ure
griculture a .seertificate of registrb:tionL
Such eertifae is to be obtained an
or before April 30 in each year,
and in case of ,an apiary being, es-
tablished. ?after April 30, a certif-
icate •of registration) is to be ob-
tained within ten days of sueh eat-
ablishment The bill further pro•=
hibits is bee -keeper • in ,whose ap-
iary y infectious. disease has ;appear-
ed, from selling or giving away any
of his, plant or apparatus until 'h
has secured a •.certificate from the
Provinclsii Apiarist , showing that
stick plant is' free of infection.
Canada with its immense ac-
reage, fertile Soil, id a country
especially designed.byu.nature ,,, or
the prdduction of foods of super-
ior 'quality and in . uantities that
could supply the needs\ of a large
Oroportion "of the population of
the earth. Of our peoplle, atthe
present time 50 per cent. are dir-
ectly engaged in practical food
?production, with additienial 'great
mongers rwhos}e occupations have
to do with the various industries
arising therefrom. Agricultural
implements makers, millets, curers
and packers of meatsr, ,wakens of
cheese and butter, shippers and
those engaged in the transport Of
and the commerce in sgrain, hay;
live stock, meats, butter, cheese,
milk, ,eggs, fruits and 'other prod -
nets, , Canada also makes twine in
considerable quantities, and could
were wine -making encouraged in
this country, compete with the
world. Further, Canadian honey
for color, flavor and ;substance is
unsurpassed. In a word, this"
land, to use the .Scriptural phrase,
is "a good land and a large, a
land flawing with milk ,and honey"
wholse people- may eatttheir fall•
and delight themselves' in \the fru-,
itfi 1ness of nature. That the peo-
ple whlo have possessed themnsel-
ves of Canada are largely a people
suited to the •country de, proved
not only by that 450 per cent aiz.
ready engaged in agricultaire ;and
the large additional numbers ,ivhoser
occupations ,have to do(with in-
dustries arising out 'of j agriculture.
• HAY COUNCIL.
The regular meeting of the Co-
uncil of the Township of Hay was
held in the 'Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, March 2nd, Owing to
illness Messrs L.HHi1, Rader and ,J
P. Rain were unable to , be present,
The m.inut:ess of, the previous meet-
' were rv..i.e a,doptecl as red.
13y -law No. 5-1025, tauthorizing
the reduction of the .annual teleph-
=.1n:e rate to $10.00 of all subscribers
who signed the petition ,under+the.
first by-law, viz; By-law No, 8-19.12.
was read three times and finally
passied.
The following accounts were pas
sed ;.--
Tp, Clerk, registering B,. M. R
D., 25.50; Northern Electric co. supe
plies 117,41.
The Commit adjourned ,to:'meet
again on Monday, April 6th, sat
1.30 o'eloek, . p i,
A'. r Hese] Clerk,
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Lfjk; AJ(. IVIA,�i•G ,ETS
tCorrei.it. d every "deduw day)
Nutter per 11. 35
Rigs 30-38-10
iu aloes per hag `, ,.-
Dried apples lb. Sc
Oats 58
Harley - ,,. 90
i3 reek wheat 90
Flour cwt..._ 4.50 to 6.09
Wheat ,..... 1.70
Shorts per ton .... 36.00
Bran per ton ,.. ......,..34.00
Hogs ... 11.50
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Western Farriers' Mutual
'Weather' Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK.
Carry an In ;urance 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. V-34
B1esss thio Lor'. , 0 my soul, and
forget not all his benefits; who for
giveth all thine a, ic,luities; who
h '.;
ealeth all thy do ,ses; who rede-
etueth thy life f r',nr destruction -
Ps. 103;2-4.
When thotw pas: -est ,through the
waters; I will be with thee; and
through the ricer=,( they ,shall not
overflow thee; wl:en thou ;walkest
through ,the .Eire: thou shalt not he
burned., neither shall the ;flame
kindle upon thec.Is, 43;2.
Thou art a God ready to par-
don, ';gracious and merciful, slow
to anger, and of great kindness
Nan. 9,•'17.
e; ii Labor .not to be rich, cease from
thine own wisdom; For riches cer
tainly make themselves wings; they
fly away. --Prov. 23;4,5.
The grass( withereth, the flower
fadeth; but the word of our God
shall stand for ever. -Is. 40;8.
• ere. Tri re ]
In response to the appeal of the
University of Bishop's College, Len-
;noxville, Que., for $500,000, to meet
present needs, the Canadian Pacific
Railway has supported the plea by
subscribing $15,000 to the fund.
Canada will soon be the mecca of
many moving picture directors, ac-
cording to Herbert Brenon, producer
for Thomas Meighan, who recently
arrived at Banff to Min the big out-
door scenes for James Oliver Cur -
wood's "The Alaskan,"
nmuoveritare
The fish catch of the world ap-
proximatess; $1,000,000,000 a year in
its Cost to the consumer, of which
$780,000,000, goes to those who har-
vest it, statistics furnished by the
United States Fish Commission de-
clare.
e-clare
The value of the tourist traffic
to' Canada is proved by figures sup-
plied by the Parks Department of
the Dominion Government, which
show • that the enormous sum of
$136,000,000 was spent by tourists
in this country in 1923. This rep-
resents the Dominion's fourth larg-
est source of foreign cash income.
On her arrival at Quebec, June
14, the Canadian Pacific steamship
"Empress of France" broke the rec-
ord for. the fastest time made' be-
tween that pert and Southampton,
England, from which she sailed,
+having maintained an average speed
of over 10 knots. This vessel also
'holds the record for the run between
Quebec and Liverpool.
Arrangements for the Pageant of
Empire, to be 'held at /the British
Empire Exhibition July 21 -August
30, are now rapidly completing.
Episodes showing sowi lag the history of
Canada and the other Dominions as
'well as. of the Mother Country from
the earliest times' to the present day
are being organized with the assist-
ance of prominent residents of the
Dominion now in London.
Hon. J. E. Perrault, Minister of
Colonization,. Mines and-Fisheriesfor the Province
of Quebec,.,
on his
s
return from a recent extensive trip
to the Temiscaming district of that
province, stated that there were
over 2,000 prospectors exploring the
gold -fields of Quebec and at least
a million dollars would be expended
in development work in the region
during the courae of the MIA 02.
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The store with the Liberal Cas) disgolit
Incubators and Bro
A:merica's Leading Incubators
and Brooders are now sold in
your own town.
THE IDEAL
INCUBATORS & 15.ROO.DERS
Have been the leading ntabhin-
es in the United States for 38
years. This year they are be-
ing sold in Canada at ,a price
much below other makes of
similar quality and those mach-
ines are built to last a lifetime.
There; is :only one way to maker
`money out of poultry today„
and that its by artificial incu-
bation and .brooding. Get your
cockerels on the market when
they are (worth the highest pr-
ice and 'your pullets laying in
the fall when eggs are the$
highest prices. Call and see
these machines land be conviu-.
ced. The prices are right.
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWAREq,
FENCING, AUTO ACCESSORIES, CUTTLERY, ETC., ON
HAND. TRY US FOR '(''INS MITRING AND PLUMBING r
COME TO THIS STORE WITH • ,OUR NEEDS
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A. MELIOK
I Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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Agency for followin'ag
lines of Insurance:
FIRE
AU 1.0111013ILE
ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS'
PLATE GLASS
SHOW CASES, MIRRORS, ETC,
LIVE STOCK.
INQUIRES ON ANY OF ABOVE
LINES WILL BB GLADLY APTEN
DED TO
Andrew F. _Hess,
Zurich
MY MOTTO;-.-sEEVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting and Paper flangiag
See Our New
SAMPLE BOOK
of Wall Papers
H. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH -- ONT,
DB. Jots r WA
C$IROPItAC7`OR & OPT/CI
Heavy Shell Frames to Your ow.
Lenses at x;4.00. Broken BMW
Rims Replaced while you
Spectacles Complete large )
$2.00 upt;
Main St,, EXETER, Phone tN ;.
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURzO�`
Every Wednesday, 10 cm. to
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Do You Know?
THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR' SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING
THAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND A'NN O
THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCR
AS LETTERHEAD'S, 13ILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND
THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR TWO .LEADING MANE ACP
URERS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS 'AND CAN,.SITP-.
PLY ANY QUANT' ' ITAND SIZE OF CHECK BOOKS
THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEI.-
OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, CARBON OR
TRACING PAPER. sarppING TAGS MEMORIAM BT'
ATIONERY, wart :BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS IN TWO
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THAT WESIZrS FILLOLS YOURP, ORDIETNARYDTCSIZE INK BO'.k'TLR
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GER UAN
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