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Spring is drawing near and you will l t`
anxious to begin your Spring Sewin
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.OUR STOOK OF STAPLES IS NOW COMPLETE AND WE INVITE
YOU TO LOOK OVER OUR NEW LINES, SOME ,OF THE DESIGNS
ARE GOING OUT FAST, AND IT IS HARD .TO REPLACE SAME.
SO COME 'tNO W AND HAVE FIRST CHOICE.
NEW PRINTS
Our ,,prints are.No. 1 quality, In-
dego Dye, guaranteed to givesat-
isf.action. •
GROCERIES
Gran. Sugar, Redpath cwt. 7.73
43roonie, .earth 43c
Pink Salmon, Kiitie Brand ... 19c
Prunes, lb. 9c
iWhitee cups & saucers, doz. 1.35
AMANA PRINTS
This is' the old reliable German,
print, extra klteavy weight, fast
colors, 1 yd. wide at 40e. yd.
We have only 5 pieces on hand
and will not be able to procure any
mare this season. -sone Early.
GINGHAM'S
In New and pleasing- designs, al.-_
ways servicable, can be used for
so many purposes. -
32 -in:. Ginghams 30c yd.
CRETONS, :CHINTZES
For quilts, comforters• or drap
ery purposes, entirely new patt-
erns. Come .and :see th^m. We
have also .new Ohambrays; Gal-
ateas, Nurses Cloth, Denims, Cot-
tonades, Rock Fast and Standard
Shirting, Grey and Bleach Cotton,
Nainsook, Lawns, Lonacloth, -Cam-
bries, at reasonable prices.
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J. SCHO & SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zurich's Garag;e
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
AND
GENUINE FORD PARTS
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,TUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
U. S. L. BATTER
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 ' f
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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Seasonable Arrivals
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to x��.fo�.� the public that
the following Seasonable G-oods
are arriving: i
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Carload of FROST FENCE. Farmers tell
us it e c lls all others y
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"Large Supply of SHERWI -WILLIAMS •
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Ready Mixed Paints and Varnishes'.o
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SEEDS!
SEEDS
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WE Alt.E IN J HE MARKET TO BUY IND ,SELL ALL FINDS
OF GRASSSEED'S, Y
ANY QUANTITY. V.
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'a EIVED A LARGE QUANTITY FOR SPRING USE. -- ORDER •
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',Corrected 4vary. Wednesday)
The stere with the Libra! Cash Oi coan
Mr.Wm;. Cafes was 'a business
visitor to 'Loudon' this week.
Mr, Gordon Walper was an a11-
by Sttn:itty visitor,; at 13:ensall,
Miss Dolly Hagan nurse, of Hills
been is attending Mrs'. John cT
e nith, 'who is ill.
Messrs' Sterile Galilee and Beulah
Siararas accompanied Dr. Cowen to
Dashwood last Friday eve.
The many friends- of Mrs. John
Smith ,will be pleased to know she
is impro'iing from her recent ser-
1011 sillneas,
The nice warm weather ha-&
laced the farmers to tap their
maple tree's and the "saps retnnin+,
Mies Gladys Melick was a Sun-
day visitor with her friends, Miss
Edith and - Mr. Oscar Grab, Babylon
Line, .on Sunday.
Mrs. Levi Baker of Cedar Grove
near Toronto was in the .village.
last week -attending the funeral of
her cousin the late John Smith:
Misses Elda Cailfas .and Lylyan
Rader of the village 'ep•en!t an en-
joyable (afternoon at Mr. and Mrs.
Milne Rader, 14th ton„ ,on Sunday.
It was announced the other day
that the new taxes. imposed ., by
the Provincial Government on soft
drinks and gasoline will 'commence
on April 1st next.
The third- call has come to Mr,
Wm. Finlay of the Town Line thr-
ough death on the 8th of January.
Mis. Andrew Thompson, his aunt,
=.t Kincardine, who was so -badly
burned was burried an Mareh 7th;•
her only daughter,' Elizabeth, is
being burried. of Typhoid fever,
contracted two weeks after . her
mother's death, leaving to mourn
their loss an -aged father and two
brothers. 14r, Finlay's sister-in-
law was- hurried the 27th :-of Jan-
uary. Wm. Finlay of Blake went
up- to attend the burial, Miss Al
berta tF'inlay, of Blake has been vis-
iting these and remained for the
funeral else..
AT IT ALL THE ,TIME
Last week, another ,big shipment
of ,catalogues from two: mail or --
der houses were eeceired ;at th
1 ennal post offices For distribution in,
this• district. These people ad-
vertise 'all the time ,an -d never let
up, because they know their mail_
order .business would not ,!tier • six
months if they qu'ti standing out
catalor;u s. 'When, oh -'when ,will
,will the smaller merchant take the
cue. -Brussels 'Past.
SCHOOL REPORT .
S S. Na. 6, Hay for January
and :February.
Sr. IV -Anna, Far ell 80% 'Orville.
Witmer 69, Geo. Foster 5,8.
Sr. III -Beatrice Farwell =80.
Jr III: -Alphonse Dabus 43.
Sr.'`II-Elda GingaricE 95, Pris-
cilla :Farwell 89, Neil Witmer , • 72,
Andrew Feaster •67, E'irl Gingerich:
58, Willie Watson 46.
Jr. II-Ken:neth Greb 75, Doris
Greb 64,
II --Martha Foster, -,Olive
Witmer, _Louis Farwell' and Alvin
and Joe Hoffman equal, Lorne Gin-.
gerieh, Peter Voisin.
Sr. Pr. -Orlando Battler, Law-
renee Voisin. .
Jr. Pr.-Winnifred. Battler, _A.n-
thony Hoffman.
A. Campbell, Teacher.1
DASHWOOD
Mrs. P,. Moffatt and Helen Have
returned after :spending the past
few weeks in l3rucefield. '
Mrs. D. Schroeder of St. John.
is attending her mother, Mrs, J.
Lippert who is ill.
11ir. S. Gottschalk of Seaforth,
visited intown last week.
Mrs. J. Burns of Port Huron is
visiting her mother, MrS. Witzel,
•Mr. P. Schroeder ;visited in town
over the week -end.
Mr. Harry' Hoffmani 'made - a
busines's trip tp -London on Mon-.
day. ,
Mr. a S. Howard of Exeter, sp-
ent Satueda_y in town.
The spring miltinery opnineg of
J. C. Reid & Co,„ is• being held on
Saturday, March 14th.
STANLEY + TOWNSHIP.
Mt Earl Wanless -spent the past
week (visiting his. friend, ,Mr. Wil-
bert Johnston.
,The Sox Social held at the Go-
shen school under the ,auspices of
the U.F.,O, was quite a succese,, de-
spite the cola. and ,stormy weather
Tho !chair was alsly ,filled by Mr
J. T. Keys, splendid aciclres'ses \ie-.
re given by Messrs ,R. J, Mci�Iillian
and We D, Sit;there, Music was
fuereshrecl by Mr. John Armstrong.
and his sister, and Mr. Oscar Klopp
disposed Of the boxes,
Mrs, AF. Reid $ as gone to Ot-
tawa, ,I11., too visit her sister Mrs..
(Rev.) IR, Murray, -
Rev.a J. Durrant is giving alec-
t ati"tl�
ttl Goshen church oh Ttr-
ssday evening, . March 10th, ens
titled "Walks aroend London and
Edinborouhg", 'the. lecture will be
1114strated 'by lantern slides. l
' The building, for some time va-
cant but once used hag `a barber
shop by Alert. Ferguson, Bayfield,
was moved down the Sauble Line.
recently, to "Peel 'C'leave's he,.
having purchased it to 'use for ex-
tracting honey, Some say i~tlits
the first move of g3ayfield to Ste
anley Township!,
,suitor• per lb. "35Asamia..1011110.1111•1110.Mtinia1M11.11.111•111.11•1141,11•11c41=1.1eamilponatoks11.1.••••14+11111:{s1.1... 1.1.14111....11.111
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euta.toes per bag 4 .... 75c.
hied apples Ib. Sc
Harley ,.., - . 90'
Buckwheat 1., 90
Flour cwt.. 4.50 to 6.09
Wheat ... ............ .......... ..... 1.70
Shorts per ton 36.00
Bran. per ton ... .......... .........34.00
Hogs 'cwt. 11.75
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
Carry an Insurance of over
$27,000,000. Number of. Policies in
force 114287, Paid Lown in 1923
to amount' of $5=143.20. -No ass-
essment during the year and have
a ` balance on hand of $31,700.
6. Holtzman—Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGE-
't isill C+ RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
HENSALL SEED SHOW
The annual Seed Fair , .of the
South Huron. Agricultural- . Society
was . held on tie Town `Hall, ken -
'salt, on Feb. 27th -rand in Spite of
the severe Storm, there was the
largest entry list in the history of
the eShoW. Competition, was not
only keen, buts .the quality was ex-
ceptionally good, there being only
a small margin, in the differences.
The officiating judge was Prof.
W. J: Squirrel, of the Guelph 0.A.
tvho ',gave a short address during
the• afternoon on the Value and
,selection of good seeds Prof,'.
Squirrel 'is net a !stranger to the
people in this district, as he hes
judged ;the 'Insall Seed Fair for
a number of years.
The following is ya; list of the
successful exhibitor's;
Nb. 72 Oats -Wm. Forrest, Wm.
Pepper, Alex. Buchanan.
White Oats -Root, McLaren, Os-
car K1opp;, E. Klope
6 -rowed ' barley -Wm. Pepper,
W R. Dougall, C.. Truemner.
:Field Peas -Alec:., Btichan!an, C.
Truemner, G. E. Thompson.
Field Beans -C. Truemner, Owen
C4.4e_ Wm Consitt.
.,hy Seed -G. E. Thompson,
W .C'onlsitt.. ,
RPd .Clover Seed -Andrew Bell.
Alsike !Seed-W.m 'Consitt.
Potatoes., early variety- W. W,
,Chapman}. '
Potatoes, general crop -C. True-
ntnei H. ,e. : Soldan, W. W. Chap-
man.z
Sweet Clover -Oscar Klopp, 1st.
and 2nd. .
B eckwheat- O. Truemner.
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BIBLE ` THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
O Come, let us worship and bow
down, let us kneel 'before the Lord
our inalter. • For he is our God
and we -'are the people of his pas-
ture.
The wolf ' also shall dwell with
the, lamb, and the leopard •shall
lie, dawn with the kid; and the calf.
and the young lion and the fatting
together: and a . little child shall'
lead there. -IS. 11,6.
h1HE HERALD PRINTING
OFFICE
.L.DVERTISING RATES
deued Wednesday noon Ppm the
In advance; $$.00 may be charged
Moot so' paid, U. S. oubscriuti-
onee $1.75 sto•iotly irn advance, No
paper diacrontinuied Lentil all ar-
rears are paid unless et the option
of the publisher. Vire date to
which every subscription is paid
is denoted on the label.
. Miec011ameous articles of not
acre' than five lines, For Sale, Te
tlemt; or Wanted, Lost, Found, etc,
$ach insertion 254. •
eddress all communications to
Diaplay Advertising -Made known
rn application.
Stray Animals -One insertion lt0e
'bre. t'neertiona $1.00.
Farm or Real ..Estate for sale
fd for first month $1 or each s
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b-
leeuent
insertion,
AUCTION SALES -$2 per single
eiert onn if not over five inches in
nubhob
cription Terms
s ; $1.25 per year
Card of. Thanks, In Memoriam, 50c,
Local and Legal advertising zs�ng not -
,COs, reading matter, 10c a line for
tirst insertion and 5e per line for
each subsequent insertion,
,[ ef'erslonal Cards not exeeeding
1 inch, $U per year.
THE HERALD, ' -
incubators a
America's Leading Iiycubators
and Brooders are now sold lee -
your own town.
THE IDEAL
INCUBATORS & BROODERS
Have beenthe leading machin-
ens in the United Spates' for 38
years. 3° his year they axe be-
ing 'sold in Canada at a' prise
much below other .makes of
similar' quality and these mach-
ines are built to last a lifeanie.
fit
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There ins ;only one way to make
money out of poultry today,. '
andthat is by 'artificial' incu-
bation. and brooding. Got 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 ;and be convine.
cad. The prices are right.
COMPLETE STOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
FENCING, AUTO ACCESSORIES, CUTTLERY, ETC., ON
HAND. TRY US FOR 'TIN&IMIITHING AND PLUMBING
COME TO 'THIS STORE WITH YOUR NEEDS
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A.
MELICK
Hardware It Furniture. Phone 63
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INS
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Agency for following
lines of Insurance:
FIRE
AUTOMOBILE
ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS
PLATE GLASS
SHOWCASES, MIRRORS, ETC.
LIVE STOCK.
INQTJ1:RES ON ANY OF ABOVE
LINES WILL BE GLADLY ATTEN -
DED TO .-
Andrew F. Hess,. .. Zurich
• MY MOTTO; --SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
armommanwr low
Painting and Paper Hanging
See Our New
SAMPLE BOOK
of Wall Papers
I. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH ONT,
DR. JOHN WARD
CHIROPRACTOR & OPTICIAN
Heavy Shell Frames to Your OW'*
Lenses at $4.00. Broken SUN
Rims Replaced while you; Tarim;.
Spectacles Complete large IONIC
$2.00 up.
Main. St„ EXETER, Phone 711
AT WALPER HOUSE, ZURUCII,
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