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Spring is drawing near and you will be
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anxious to begin your Spring ''Sewing.
OUR STOCK 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 ;NOW AND, HAVE FIR $T CHOICE,; s,
NEW PRINTS
Our print are No. 1 quality, In
dego Dye, guaranteed to ;givesat--
isfactionl,
GROCERIES
Gran. Sugar, Redpath 7.75
Brooms, each .•43e
Pink Salmon, Ki.tie Brand ... 19c
Prunes, lb. _._... _._ 9c
White cups & saucers, doz. 1.35
cwt.
AMANA PRINTS
This O. the old reliable German,
print, extra kheavy weight, fast
colors, 1 yd. wide at 40e. yd. •
We have only 5 pieces on hand
and will not be able to procure any
more this season.—Come Early.
In New and pleasing designs, al-
ways servicable, can -be used for
so many (purposes.
32 -in. Gingham, 30c yd.
CRETONS, CHINTZES
For quilts, comforters or drap
cry purposes; entirely new patt-
erns. Come ,and see them: We
have also new Chambrays; Gal-
a.teas, •Nurses Cloth, Denims, Cot-
tonades, Ros.k Fast and Standard
Shirting, Grey and Bleach Cotton,
Nainsook, Lawns,. Longcloth, Cam-
bries, at reasonable prices.
J. GASCHO & SON
Produce Wanted Phone 67
Zuri�h's G
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
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GENUINE FORD PARTS
e4UST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
V. 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. ATT -
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WELDING. `♦ I{: r I 11
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
H. Mousseau Zurich
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GASOLINE
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We have a Carload of the famous
Wb.ite Rose Gasoline in Drums,
j which we will sell in barrel lots. I
ITHIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PUT IN A SUPPLY BE
FORE THE 3e. GAS TAX IS PUT ON, AND W'ITII A PROD- •
ABLE 2c. RAISE IN PRICE IN SIGHT. BUY NOW AND„
SAVE 5c. A GALLON.
SEEDS! SEEDS
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Ji WE ARE IN '1 HE MARKET TO BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS
1 OF GRASS SEEDS, ANY QUANTITY. WE HAVE JU
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EIVED A LARGE QUANTITY FOR SPRING USE. -- ORDER :
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LAA.11. tylAKKETS
ITEMS Of L WAL INTEREST.
Mrs, John J Smith who • has
been seriously illi` is \improving..
Sorry to r;3ori; that Mrs, ptoses
Geiger continuos quite ;poorly,
Miss Susie Johnston left'f.or Kites-.
chen'er on Wednesday morning to
visit her s'ister, Mrs, WI.. Ec Stos,.
kopf, •
Pleased 'to repor tthat Mrs. ,yL,-
dia Geiger is•i►aking favorable pro
gress from lies recent ilines's
Miss Irene. Vollanci of near filen,:
sail visited with( her Cowin Miss
13osab:ella and Luli, Albrecht '•
Miss Ida Routledge left en Wed-
nesday
ed•,neaday mroning fo}• Dutton,' to.
visit. hoer brother Jack Routledge:
Mr., E. E. Wperth; ha's had a new
W;estingho.use• radio installed by
W. G. Hesi s& .Sons. Edgar belie -
1,0'8. on keeping up, to ,date.
• A miscelieanous shower was
tendered Mrs. Sol. Zimmerman by;
the Woranes' Institute and Evan-.
ge:ical (Ladies' Aicl Scoieties ortTu-
esday evening, for which Mrs
Zimmerman expressed her appree-
iation very appropriately. r.•° •
. .Something unusual will take
place in Z irich on Saturday after-
noon arid" evening,, ' The Women's
Institute are holding, a pancake
social in Dr. MacKin.non's' new drug
store. And if you 'are a lover of
paneakes ro not come anyway, as
we can assure you. -at this time of
the year the maple syrup is just
lovely, land the ladies want iey
orybody to partake in !this social
feast. Bring the whole family.
SCHOOL REPORT
Of U.S.S. 9, ,Blake, for the month
of January and February. The
names rare arranged in ,order of
merit.
Sr. 4th -Ivan O•each, Willie Desch
Alice Meyers, Blanche Jeffrey, Mur-
ley Ran, Ervinf McBride. 1.
Jr. 4th—RussellManson, Ida Sch-
.wartzenitruber, Edna Schwartzen-
truber, Harold Finlay, Ida Gin
ich, Lloyd McBride, Edith yMeBride
Sr. 3rd—Eva Bechler, Mervyn
Walters, Gwed. Clark, Donald .Sch-
wartzentruber, ,lean Hey, Anna Gin
gerich, Grace Kennel, :Lenoard jet
frey, Roy, "Gingerich;, ..
Sr. 2nd—Gortie Bechler, Rose
Foster, eLe Oesch, Lloyd Jeffrey,
Harold •Thiel, David .1 reyerr% Mar3r
Clarke, !Mabel Gerber, .Earl Ken-
nel.
ist Class—Tena Wiens, ,Gordon
Erb, Lloyd Jantzi and ,Gus Clark.
equal, .1Loyd Kennel.
Advanced Primer—Sugie Oesch,
Eph Gingerich, +Clai. Gasch'o, • and
Wallace Gingerich equal, Lela Wal-
ters.
al-ters.
Middle Primer—Willie • Bechler.
Carl Thiel, Mabel,, Schwartzen{tru-
ber, Lewis Schrag, Rubors; Ging-
erich, Beatrice Manson.
Jr. Primer—Arnold Kennel,, Leon
ard Bechler, Clemente Jeffrey, Al-
lan Schwartzentruber.
Best spellers for the two months
are—Sr. 141h, Ivan Oesch; Jr. 4th,
Ida. Schw,artzentrbbuer.; Sr. 3rd,
Eva Becher; Jr. 3rd, Edith ,Walter,
and Anna Gingericbl equal; Sr. 2nd
Gertie 'Bechler, 1st. Clads, Gordon
Erb.
Total enrlmoent 60.
Wm. Finlayson, Teacher.
HENSALL
Wm. Buchanan of Dauphin, Man
who spent the winter here, hast re-
turned to lhia home.
lloilalr,d Little who qa short time
ago underwent an operation at St.
Jo:seph's' Hospital, London', con-
tinues improving._ ,
Tommy Simpson ran 'a sliver
in his thumb the other day and is
su fferiing from blood poisoning.
:Levi Rands has purchased from
David Geromette his property en:
('rock St. now occupied by Win,
Jones.
Fred Smallacombe of,. Guelhp, ins•
visiting relatives here
Mrs. Euston, who has 'spent the
rim here with her nn Robt. Frig
gins, left for Clinton,ishe has been
ill all winter.
Mr. Skinner of Granton, who re
Gently :purchased the W. iGti, Davis
gen store, purchased the, rsidence
of Mrs. Urquhart., Mill 1St, paying
a, good figure He ,will arrive this
/,week, and Mrs. and 'Mist? Urquhart
and daughter will heave ,fol the
south, '
Win. Consitt of 'flay To. has
purchased 'the 'residence property
of Mrs;. Dick on. king A. for $4,250.
He, has, secured an handsome home
and willmove in. shortly. .
'Constable W.hitesides hays been
in Goderich recently as an official
in connection with what has been
termed the burnt offering 'saci'i
rice, where al farmer under certain
religious, influence shot 10 of his
hogs land then piled them on ,a
stone heap and burned them,
There diec'i in. Heneall on Mareh
9th; Thos Cameron, aged 74 years.,
he had been vconfined to the hey
use through illness for the Iastp
few yearn and passed peacefully a-
n
way, h� vti
a �.s in
born Scotland •
act
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came ito C'in;ad<a', when 'sixy ears of
age, and has been a valued
dent ,of Hens:all for some foully, -
years, was, well read man and WAS
greatly iri;teretedsr in public af-
fairs,. will be Hauch, missed by
(Corrected e ver
EggS
utter per ib
Potatoes per bag.
,)rigid apples lb..
Oats
Barley
'Fact wheat
flour cwt.
Wheat
Shr°ots I ejr ton(
Branp r 'ton' " r
Hogs
5' Wednesday)
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35
..... 75c
Se
50
30
;80
4.00 to 5.25
1.45
34.00
30.00
12.00
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Western Farmers' Mutual
'Weather Insurance Co...
OF WOODSTOCK •
Carry an Insurance of over
$27,000,000. Number of Policies in
force 11,287. Paid Losse'o in';1923
to amount of $56,143.20. No 'ass-
essment during the year and have
a •balance on hand of $31,700.
G. Hollzrrian—Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING •RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
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EGGS FOR HATCHING
BARRED ROCKS
The -never -stop layi'n;g kind. All
pews malted to Early, Maturing, Out
standing cockerel's as points of
bred -to -lay smart active birds of
goo dsize. Egg& 50c, ,per dozen,
'45e on. 10 dozen lots or over..
From our pen; of• imported • B.
Minorcan we opper a ,limited sup -
,ply of eg•gsr at 50c. per dozens.
Also have a• few choicely bred
Yrokshire slows, ready to ibreed,
'Splerydid type, prolific ;train, e1-
egible for regilstration[
• E. G. Krueger, R♦E.2, Zurich,
Phone 1-85.
liis..neighbors, his widow and chil-
dren who -consists of two :sones and
one; daughter at home:, The re-
nsuains aver elaid to Hensall. cem-
etery.. •
CREDITON
• A very helpful seriesi of evan-
gelistic services were concluded the
other.Sunday evening wiaen eong-
regation and pats orrreport 115 de-
ei$tovs 1otir, Christ.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas
Silber \'Vas the scene Of a very en-
joyable, evening on 11larch•,3th when
neighbors and friendst ;gave ,thein
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a -asa-rt• surprise prior,' to their
regal toCrediton.
Miss, Bernice Eilber entertained
some of her friends( ito a ' birthd'a.y
patty;' When a 'dainty lunch ,. was
served.
Th,e town fathers have arranged
with';.the Hydro: Dept. o put up
nine: more (street lightst This is
a step• in the right direction.
l�trs::5. Girvin pf Lu,eknow, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herb.
Eilberr.
Nast Moridayc eve. a very enjoy
able 'time was spent in the Meth-
odist church it being the anniver-
sary of 100 years( of missionary
work in they Methodist ;church. A
fine ,supper was, served sby the
ladies ,latter which an enjoyable
time, ;ivas ` s,peii •
'The Women's Missionary and
Aid Soe. of the''Ev. church did a
very noble work in the installat-
ion •of a' perfectly modern bath`
room::oujtfit at het parsonage, eq -
nipped .with electric motor and air -
pressure tank.
EXETER '
Autos ` are now running from
here to London.
Mrs': J. WI, Powell was\ in Lon-
don :axid wnderwent a 'op•eration
on her head
W J Str;atham is around on
crutches owing :lo a sore ankle.
:hos Acheson purchased the fine
red brick. dwelling of D. Mack on
Main:St., the price paid being $5,500
T1his.ils 'ono of the finest homes in
E ceter.
`Cbri;st Wein of Crediton purch-
alsed:ar fine team 'of horses weigh-
ing '1!800 earth,. near Prtrolia.
'!Th,e Jaynes St, 4E, church have
esctended , ave invitation .to Rev.
J.H. 'Johnston; of Exxer,,; to become
their pastor for the ;next ' confer
ence year, to !soeceed - Rev. W. E.
Donnelly, who goes to Stratford.
The remains of the late Amelia
Gai=dors illy adman who passed 'a -
Way at Lo'ndon', on March 7th, were
brought and interment made in the
Exeter. cemetery.
Mr, and Mrs! Wilbur King and
'ianiily !of Harniota, Man., bravo dis.
posed of their interests there and
reburied +to Exeter, having clic
Hosed of their interests there and
have decided to reside here.
G'.
Cochrane, who operates a
u aabirl Chop •here, will, •ralso run
srnril•ar hopsp in; Listowel in con -
ii c,troir.
Anot9ixes' of the Fortner residents
of 'Eb etex', )i,as, passed +away in the
pers±in• tr1' 112rs: Win( Ila;ttrkshaw,
:Who died March 60, at Str.atiforcl.
.She, .wes 'born 52 ;years' ago and
•lilies air iin'valid for muauy years,
The store..w h the .L berat Ga il. OasCpiiot •
incubators, u.
America's Leading Incubators
and Brooders are now sold in
your Own town.
THE IDEAL
INCUBATORS & LSROODERS
Have been the leading machin-
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 these mach-
ines are built to last a lifetime.
There; is only one way, to make•
money out of poultry today,
and that is by artificial incu-
bation, and brooding. Get your
.cockerels on the market when •
they are Lworth the highest pr-
ice
rice and your pullets laying in
the fall when eggs are the
highest prices. Call and nee
these machines land be convin-
ced. The priceosare right.
COMPLETE SITOCK OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARD,.
FENCING, AUTO ACCESSORIES, .CUTTLERY, ETC., ON
HAND. TRY US FOR :TINSMITHING AND PLUMBING
COME TO (TRIS STORE -WITH YOUR NEEDS
SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO
A. MELICK :..-
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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INSURANCE
Fire Insurance
Do your fire insurance policies
adequately protect you in these
days of high cost of material and
labor?
BRING YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEMS TO ME ,FOR AD-
JUSTMENT. I HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WHICH'
ENABLES ME TO HANDLE ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
IN ANY AMOUNTS AT REASONABLE RATES. BE CARE.-
FUL AND AVOI]D FIRES BUT PROTECT YOURSELF' IN
CASE FIRE SHOULD DAMAGE OR DESTROY YOUR ,PRO•:
PERTY,.
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Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO; --SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting • and Paper flanging
See Our New
SAMPLE BOOls:..
of Wall Papers
H. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH ONT..
DR. JOHN WARD
CHIROPRACTOR dt OPTICI&N•
Heavy Shell Framea'to Your ow r
Lenses at 84.00. Broken'
Rims Replaced while you wait,
Spectacles Complete barge WOW
$2.00 ups' .
Main St., EXETER, Mops 7!f
AT WALPEiR 'HOUSE,' Want
Every Wednesday, 10,..ion. to NNW,
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Do You Know?ri-
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THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT,3€OUR SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING
THAT WE CANT SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING
INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNV'CEMENTB
THAT WE ,PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH
AS LETTERHEADS,, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND
STATEMENTS
THAT WE ARE, AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANUFAOT
URERS Or COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN Sap-
PLY ANY QUANTITY AND SIZE OF CHECK BOOKS
THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEIi-
ODES • IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, CARBON OR
TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAM ST-
. ATIONERY, NOEFE BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS INTWO
.g SIZES, FOOLSCAP, ETC.,' ETC.
THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK BOTTLE
WITH GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN 1NK FOR 5c, LARGli•
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GER QUANTITIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS
, TRAM. WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POS
BES, MERCANTILE POSTERS AND ALL GENERAL
PRINTING OUR SPECIALTY °
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