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DO YOUR BAKING WITH 0IJit CHOICE BRANDS' OF FLOUR,
AND HAVE a.IOOD RESULTS a
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Our Stocks are now almost complete
:n all lines of Fall and Winter Goods
at right prices
:NEN MDaN.Af;,CFI AND PENMANS SWEATER COATS FOR MEN
f W )MEN N AND CHILDREN
TOLEPR001 T1 i ,.!'., 1 1 i .3ELK. XN.D SILK AND WOOL
:NEW ALL WOOLF L) N'r l^`l,a F043. LLL WEAR.
SEE OUR ;'1'.t'PL4: r)C? 3'-1N. CFIE„K FLANNEL AT 50e.
TEW .COLOaED IEL1RY DRAPERY SUITABLE FOR DOORWAY OR
W 1• OVER DRAPES.
WOOL AND FLANNELETTE BLANKETS.
WB CARRY A COMPLETE RANGE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S OVER -
'AILS., WORK PANTS, SHIRTS OP ALL KINDS, BOY'S SLOOMEPS.
EVERYTHING IN
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
J. GAfay
Produce Wanted
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WE CARRY STOCK FOODS PLO'UR AND FEED OP MOST s
0 KINDS VISIT
OUR VAR i r STORE AND SEE OUR
FINE D I'S PLAY !
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ITEMS OF LOCAL ; Lu LOCAL MARKETS,.,
Lord d'Abor•non, British Arraas
sudor to Germany who has 1: :,n
conducting negotations over. cut
security cl)act, has discussed to
pos�sibiiity of giving GerraanY nil a •
dates over two of icer former cu.
.onies` . East Africa, and Togol;t ..'
Driving to his home in lirir.s...,,
near Cencralia, from London tai_
oth•.r morning, J• Brintnell, ab::;a
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automobile yeas' struck by a t' r
National cram at Lucan. He
{ tab:en to London Flospital
it .was found ha. had a double
lure of the jaw and cuts in .his
andleg. The freight train ,c',c':•'
banking slowly from tire, east, t c�
danger signal at the crossing
ud a red dight, a swinging
SO4•
and a bell, and iti is claimed th,,
all three were in operation at c, .
Phone 59 time, but the curtains of the a
:vein blowing so hard that he
fled to see the !signals. :Des�ut
his injuries. and age, he will
urich's Garage
Gas, Gids, Creases
Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GEN.UINE FORD PARTS
t'UST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES'
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS •
F� , TEST
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;&F IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND 0 PETER R CEIEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE,
WE MARE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
SA.T1 ERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING EITFIER ELECTRICAL •OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
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DIED IN TORONTO
John; McMalion, a former resin
ent of f=lay Tp., died in Toronto
on Sept. 14th in his 61st year. fiat
was confined to his bed early ru \
August from, heart .trouble.
lZvu
years . ago the suffered `a; serrou.
ilines.3 froM which he recovered .
but -which left:him: in /a' ;position
it -Tat necessary, to take care of
himself. W":ae'liorn,, on the 3rd con
of Hay Tp.,, where his life w;ael
spent until moving to Toronto in
the fall of 1920. GFor several whir,'
.0 orrected every Wednesday)
Cf: gs r' 21-•25-28
; tcter per ib. • 40
..:toes per hag (:..... ...... ... 75c
o ,, c€ apples lb. ...... .,.... 8c
s 50
'F ) -ley ... 80
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'i urcwcwteat. 3.75-5,00
..' heat .. 1.25
v., )rts per ton 34.00
a: ,r n per ton 30.00
Lava Hogs , ... 13.00
Intent Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF ' WOODSTOCK
,.tarry an Insurance of over
•a,000. Number of Policies in
11,287, Paid Lose in 1923
:saount of $56,143.20. No ^ass-
\ at during the year and .have
:ince on hand of $39,000
Holtzman—Zurich
N''1', ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
,1 RODS, AND ALL KINDS
IRE INSURANCE. ` tf-34
FOR SALE
'tors previous to that he_had. lived . 1ta^.ors' £roto $2.50 to $3.00 a real
in, the, city. Was widely known bargain, at E. Oeaeh, Barber.
For a real 'scaly n a Ford
Roadster eee Ward Fritz.
w i
a flnvino, bought a large quantity. off'®
ENABC(.) Motors and -Tractor Oils,
We have been. able to get` special p
discounts as we bought at Carload 0
price„,. This s is a, real,.oil and the 0
regular !price is $1..25 per gallon,
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Now it goes at 90c. per gallio...
S • A. REAL TIME TO FILL YOUR EMPTY CANS. WE ' ALSO
• SELL TIIE CELEBRATED as
Milat R OSE GASOLENE
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ALWAk S FULL OF 'TEP" AND QUICK STARTING. THIS 0
WILL ESPECIALLY .NOTICED IN COOL WEATHER, ALUO oP
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NATIONAL LIGHT
• AND ORDINARYCOAL OIL,'
• A 1SFJ _44 LINE O HEAVY AND SHELF BA`RDWARE BEL
• SPRINGS ANIS 119:4TT:RESS KITCHEN CABINETS 'ALWAYS •
j ON HAND AT REASONABLE P.RICRS. �, .
41111 tiiF
DPN TO' BUY YOUR hLSIK()OVERSFF7 FOR
• WTIICFI !IIltr llEST PRICES WILL BE PAID, - ° -
11l EVtT.POT_i(rH XN'E, FURNACE N.iS CE W OET AND PLUMBING:.
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throughout the community and was
beloved for his !sterling and up-
right character. In religion he wa,s
a Presbyterian, and in poliitic..IXc
Liberal.
BORN
Sbatton—At Grand Bend, on, Sept-
ember Sth, to kir. and Mrs, Nel'
son S'tatton; a eon.
Brisson—At 'T'bwn Line, Stanley Tp.
on September lath'to Mr. and
=Mrs. Lords Brisson, a son.
Talbot—In Stanley Township on
September, 11th, to Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Talbot, a son..
C'orriveau—At 14th! Con., Hay Tp;.
ern S'pt. 16th, to 14II°, and Mrs!.
Marcil Corriveau, a, daughter.
Schwalm—At Hay Township) on
S::spt..8th, to ''_Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Se1twaluf; a song.
GOSSIP
Of all ij - evils of our present
_lay world, goslsip hollds theprime
position. Gossip makes a moue
;tin out of a mole -hill end trans.
orais a little. incident into a migh
ty adventme. .Gossip is the bane
Jf our present-day society. It
4'recizs the happiness of Montes and
consequently ,thie, happiness of
iaticsr s„ t '
The female species of the human
race' is expeciall'y adapted to the
wanton dissemination of ' undesira
cblo nows articles, especially de-
signed for the destruction of peace
and harmony and the social we11-
oeing of the race: The afternoon
tea, the bridge perty, the worni-
an's society, of one naine or anoth,
sr are the media Where loquacious,
prattlers 'divulge aYl the latest see'
ruts of the day, meddling iri eVery-
bdy's busirress but ,their own and
adding to their own+ and other
people's miseries.
S:imp of our modern inventions
Tilt ve increased the' facilities'of -the
gossiper Among these are the
telephone, deiignedfor bulsineesbut
STRAYED.
Unto! Lot '21, ,Con. 7, HFIay.
a white' sow, {weight about 'fifty
pounnds., Owner apply { to A. F.
Hest, . Towns<shipi.,Clerk, iZureih, for
particulars;.. , 11-3
CREDITON
Mr, and. Mrs. Wm, :Eieath.�erby;
and Pearl Motz . of London spent
Sunday .with; M. and Mrs:. Henry
Moth.
Henry, Silber
a business trip
of tho West.
family])
Ray. D. McTavish and fano:y+h.
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have retarded home after spending
their Vacation, with relatives at
RRipley, Ont
Vera; 14Iawh'inney left for Flint
NewOntario, where she is engaged
at teacher in the public school.
Eileen Lamport has returned to
,Detroit after spending the isumruer
with }ser parents •M'r. and. Mrs.Sam
Lamport.
Ret;: and Mrs. Dreier, mare�;ili St-
ratford and. Kitchener on c .hutch
husineees, They also motored to
T3airxslton;, Campden';aind Niagara
i'ia!s to tall on friends•;
Mr. and Mr:: J'o!seli rl, Brokent
6'114,0 an,d'children of Windsor are
,spanding ' thieir ho1ida is with . the
latter's `pxirO1 le,, Mr, and '34.1:44: Elie
Lawson,.
felt last week son
to different parts
SEE US ;A.JjOUT
easonable Hardware
AT
Reasonable Prices
Such as Forks, Hoes, Fencing,
Oates, Screens, Scree. Doors, Roof:
in.g, Etc.
This is the time of the year, to do;
your outside painting: '
REMEMBER WE SELL THE ONLY GUARANTEED 10m;,
PURE PAINT ON THE MARKET
MARTIN SENOURL
Some real good Secondhand Furniture and
,. Stoves which we will sell very reasonabliet r.
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE AND FURNITURE KEPT TNI
i, STOCK.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED V'AC.-
TUATE CARPET SWEEPER. C`thr. • AND SEE THIS ONE,
AND LET US DEMONSTR 4TE. - li
GET IN TUB WAY OP',
vBUYING 1•TRR.E P ali
.yam 1R
elicit .x >L`'uf1L' I ' T' '�+'i oh
Lfft,
are & Furniture. Phone 63
.Albert .and Freeman .Morlock and
Clara Moriock have returniedfrom
a motor, trip to Toronto, •Hamilton
points.
mostly used for. gossip. The riot
and other
orear is another 'Medium+for the Mr, and Mrs. 'Raiiy Hallman and
rapid exchange of news as it aid,s , daughter of Toronito; Mrs(, Val{,
in ' bringing, people closer togetlibi• 1atz of New Hamburg, visited Mr.
For th.:s• r'uture well-being k' of. and 1V1rs/. d Z'tvic leer.
society and the !social ,advance- The th,ie for 'fowl, tsuppers As
wont' of the human race, let us again approaching, at the Evangel;
discontinue 'goissipng and let us, lcal ehurch this an,nua:l event will
speak nothing but „the unadulter-
ated truths unchanged and nnalter
fid, in: its entirety.. r `
,sig nod :-Student .
$75,000,000.
Drninion of Canada,
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Fifteen -Year 4 per cent Bonds
1101•01 f i
Dated September' 1st, 1925 Due September 1st, 1940
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Denoniinations: $100, $500, $1,000
THESE BONDS ARE AUTHHOR1ZED UNDER ACTS OF TR
DOMINION OF CA A.DA,, AND BOTH PRINCIPAL ANDIN.•.
TEREST ARE A CHARGE UPON THE CONSOLIDATEJ1
REVENUE FUND,
PRICE: 07.1 and accrued Interest, - -
Yielding over 4.75 per cent',.
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
My MO1'.T'u;•-SERVICE .AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
takeAilate ani the t5th of..Oct.. A.
bazaar '• of hot ►e-nx i e, and 1a ,cy'
sfi a ing will i+t . ,t aaeiated . with tne.
occasionit • i l , , ,
Painting and Paper Hanging
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPERHANra,N 8
DECORATING. W.21 MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUP CUS-
TOMERS WITH EVERY ,JOB WE
DO. TRY US ON V0"4.;1, NEXT
SOB.
T. EICKATEIEP,
ZURICH -- ONT.
JOHN WARD
Drugless Praction.---
eer and Optician
EXETER -- Fb;€i
AT WALPER HOUSE,-ZUEI
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3i ' URERS O1 CO ux VER Cl •.ErCK BOOKS, AND CAN SUPi-
4 • PLY ANY QUANTITY AND SIZE OF'CSECK BOOKS
Til` T 'WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAP;L:RyS, Istry -
T► •OP11IS IN .hLL SIZES, emu) PAPERS, CARBON OK
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ATIIONERN., .,,'.r, ,LE BOOKS, RECEIPT ROOKS INT- e
SIZES•.!' 'ocpso. P, RT, .
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