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board. ;Will [not crack, buckle,
warp or burn •
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+ Gy,proc IS clean ;and easy to • handle, it isawS, and nada like \
+ lumber. .
Gyproe goes up in a hurry but ones up its up to stay, al-
ways troufble'proof `'and 'repair proof:
Gyproc will afford you' the Isatiis'faction oY knowing .that
your rooms are fireproof, '
Gyiproe maty' be applied to old or ,new walls and may be Pap -
+ eyed, painted or panelled.
For iii,formation, ,samples annd quotations call at our office.
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WINTER I.
GOODS
Our Stocks are now almost complete
in all lines of Fall and Winter Goods
at right prices
STEW MONARCH AND PENMAN'S SWEATER COATS FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN
1HOLEPROOF HOSIERY IN SILK, AND SILK AND WOOL.
tIEW ALL WOOL FLANNELS FOR FALL WEAR.
SEE OUR SUPPLY OF 31 -IN, CHECK FLANNEL AT 50c.
SEW COLORED TERRY DRAPERY SUITABLE FOR DOORWAY OR
OVER DRAPES. C :
WOOL AND FLANNELETTE BLANKETS.
ATE CARRY A COMPLETE RANGE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S OVER -
",@.LLS„ WORK PANTS, SHIRTS OF ALL KINDS, BOY'S L3LOOMERS.
MEN
EVERYTHING IN
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Produce Wanted ,
SONS
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as, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINE FORD PARTS
47UST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
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EF 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-
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BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
IREPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC- •
Ei YLENE WELDING.
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A FULL 1'. R OF HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWA.Rl., BED
SPRINGS AND MATTRESS' KITCHEN C'A:BINETS" A ..NA YS
ON HAND AT REASONABLE PRICES, . • '
46 WE ARE OPEN TO BUY YOUR ALSII:E CLOVER SEED I O..R
• WHICH HIGHEST PRICES WILL BE PAID.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
M'is's Ethel Hess is visiting fri-
ends in •Detrpit and Pontiac. -
Mists Elizabeth Truemner, and
Miss Marguerite Prang returned to
Detroit on Thursday.
SCHOOL FAIR
Beatrice Gascho; Dust cap=Grae
Koehler; Toy \animals—Ro'se Lei
bold.
MANUAL TRAINING
Model in wood—Leonard Prang,
Elzar Mous!seau, Mervyn Schwalm;
Doll's Cradle—Elzar Mou'sseau,;
\\rren. House—Richard Bedard, Qu-
imbe Hess, Wilfred Uttley; Home-
made kite—Floyd Foster, Harry
Foster.kLeelend Willert Earl Yung-
blut; Hand cutting of fbruits on
paper 6 varieties—Gordon Howald,
Paul Hess, Lenora Haberer; Col1
of woods—Franz Kochems; Coll of
insects—Franz Kochems, Mary Ko-
chems, Olin Foster.
DRAWING, ART AND
WRITING
Map of Huron •County—Ruby.
.Church, Hazel Uttley, Harry Fos-
ter; Map of North America—Ivan
Willert, Mary Kochems, L aurwtt-a
Farwell; Writing, Evening Prayer
—RRuth. Church, Rose Zettel, Que
Zin_be Hess; Writing, Woodland OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf-34
Bain—Leonard Smith, Ruby Church
Beatrice Gascho; Writiing, Orolss
ing the bar—Hugh MacKinnon, Iv-
an Deitrich, Earl Yungblut, Laur-
ette Farwell; Writing—Children's followed by the Roll Call, :,hen,
song—Clarnece Farwell, Carl 'lab,- went to claslses and 'sang hymn 556
erer; Scene avatar color -Earl Yun and closed with. the Lord's prayer,
gblut, Greta Koehler; Crayon sk- there were 15 present.
etch of fruit—Leonard Smith, Cafe Mr. ,aind Mrs. Geo. Cook of Daah
ford Salmon, Earl 1'laxbard. Des-. wood: Spent •a fexv dayis at the
ign advertisement poster—Anna home of Mr .and Mrs. Elmet: Thiel.
Farwell, Rose Leibold, Goldie Ut- Mr. Sam, Hey is on the sick list'
teiy; Linoleum pattern—Quimbe his Many friends With for aspeedy'
Hess, Stewart Thiel, Lena Haberer recovery
COMPETITIOONS ' Mr. and Mrs. Masa Gerber and
6 named knots .on rope—Lorne family ,spesnit the weekend with
Klopp; Mervyn Schwalm; Spel- friends at Caledonia and points
ling match—Rose Leibold; Publis east:
speaking --Dennis Bedard!,, Bide
Collies; Flying Fite—Harry Fos- Mists Ada Meyers left on Satur-
ter, Hugh MacKinnon; Parade -Z. day for London where whe has
P. S. ist prize. secured as 'position.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Manson of
STANLEY TOWNSHIP. Blyth called on friends' on the Go-
shen line on Saturday.
On Sunday lash, closing services Mr. and Mrs. 'John Gerber and
were held in the Kippen Method- family spent the past week with
ist church. Rev. J. Durant, who friends in 'Indiana, their., former
has been the pastor of this con-
gregation for the past two year,
seers his connection with them, panied by his mother, 'spent Mon -
and commencing next Sunday they' them,'
a't the horns of Mr_ and Mrst
unite with, the other congregation Sam Hey.
and worship in what was formerly Miss Grace Manson of Iiensali,
the Kippen Presbyterian church. spent Saturday under the parental
The Blake congrfegation which roof.
has been connected with the Kip- Silo .filling is the order of the
pen Pres, work, will from Oct let, day.
,be a pant of the Varna circuit, a
long with the congregations at
Varna and Goshen Rev. Mr. Dur-
rant will now go to Blake instead
of „ to Kippe nes formerly, and Rev
Mr. Lundy will preach at Kippen •
and llillsgroen. An auction saleof hardware,
Mr. Sana Oesch 'who ha's had the furniture, implements; choice bunch
farm of Mr. Goo. Elliott' leased for of cows: and young cattle, will be
the past year ha's leased from Mr, held -in; the near future at theDash-
John. McNaughton for a. terms' of wood. hotel, niore,:,pirticelars will
rive years. the farm on Babylon for follow:
merly owned by Mr. Geo, Smith. The 'nrnual Sabbath School and
Mrs Madrgaret Erred who has E•L,C:E, Rally of the Evangelical
spent the past two weeks on Go- church will take place next Sunday
shen has returned to her work in when special music and. entertain-
Toronto, her mother Mrs. Robin- went will be rendered. Come one,
son, Sr., accompanied her ala far iC'ome, an end enjoy this blessed'
as Hamilton where she intewncls day with, us!:
spending 'some time with her dau- Mr, Leslie Gate's and 'sister. Ida
ghter, Mrs!, E, Lowden. • of Chicago a-' visiting their par-
- The neighbors and friend's of ,encs,
Mr. Will .Hart 'are helping hive. this jr,, and Mrs. S. Ireland of Strat-
week to get the barn, home• which'lord spent the " week••end. with Mtn.
he recently' purchased on the 16th, ,and Aire, L. •Ti,emaia.` ' • r
'(ton. The school F.nr held on the sell -
Mr. and Mrs;. Will McEwen of hol grounds on Saturday afternoon.
London ,and Mrs, A. Murray of was a 'decided ;success, they atten-
Tucl:ersmith !spent Sunday at.. dance was. -•e,ay targe and muclin-
the home of Mr, and Mrs; Thus.. tel+es't manifested, ,
Robinsoni', • Dashwood braes bind is kpte
Mr, Menno Steckle has punchy twits busy •fining engagements, last
ased a Ford'son tractor to use: wtiek • they plead at Parkhill acid
on h.is• large farm. ,Ailsa Craig fails and this week they
x'ill furnrshe n sic at Ilderton Fair.
Mists Llfreala, Schrader enterta-
ined BLAKE. i1)�i iaa Ret -pupils. en Monday even-
The Mission, Band nnef, in the Mr, a-t,d ".:::' S. Gotteeha1k p1
church on Saturday afternoon, the ,Se;e1orth, spent. the tverek-end with
rneetii g• opened by singing hymn t'friends here
703, then, read the scripture les- Rev. Sauer of Sa hnngvills 00-
son John 10, 1-10., all repeated the' corned : the Ev.annelleal pulpit• on
a seem Band Prayer., and .sang .``Sunday: • Rev, 1Wloyer conducted
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hyxun. 494, tho reports were' . xeikd .; ihuz St'rvic>ws i7a. •840i7g'valif
LOCAL MARKETS.
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs 21-25-28
Butter per lb. ; ...._.• ...... 40
Potatoes per hag '.._... .... 75e
Dried apple's lb. ._....
Oats
Barley
Buckwheat
Flour cwt. 3.75-5.00
Wheat ._. L.. 1.25
Shorts per ton, ______400
Bran pe{r ton _ 30.00
Live Hogs
50
80
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Western Farmers' Mutual.
Weather Insurance Ca.
OF WOODSTOCK
Carry an Insurance 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 $39,000
'G. Holtzman—Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
homes.
Mr, Wm. Hey of Zurich', accom-
L°ASHWOOD
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SEE US ABOUT
Seasonable Hardware
AT
Reasonable Prices
Such as Forks, Moes, Fencing,
Gates, Screens, Screen Doors, RO
ing, Etc. .
This is the time of the year: to do
your outside painting:
REMEMBER WE SELL THE ONLY GUARANTEED Lk
PURE PAINT ON THE MARKET
ARTIN SENOUR
Some real good Secondhand Furniture and
Stoves which we will sell very reasonable"
ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE AND FURNITURE KEPT IN
STOCK, I ic'{ i#iCfi�
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED VAC-+
TUATE CARPET SWEEPER. COME AND SEE THIS ONE';,
AND LET US DEMONSTRATE. ate ISM
GET FN Tem WAY OF BUYING . HERE'
Measick
Hardware & Furniture,. Phone 63
HURON & ERIB
DEBENTURES
5 per cent.
Payable Twice a Year
APPLICATIONS TAKEN FOR ANY SUMS OVER $i00.0
FOR 1, 2, 3, 4, OR ;FIVE YEARS.
CONVENIENT — SAFE -- RELIABLE
APPLY TO
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
• MY 71/1OT,TO;-SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting arab Paper Hanging
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPFRHANuINe, &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS 'WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. TRY UE ON YOUR NEXT E•�ET'_, — Phosie
JOB.
H G� EIY lm °-• R.',?'Efi HOUSE, TUR.
7_C'RLCH -- ONT. Every Tuesday, 10 a.m., to •4 pts,
OE WARD
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Per1i1izer! Fertilizerzli�
a We a,re distributors for this dis,."
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trict f-1. the popular Gmi's' Bram,
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Of f ertiiizr, 16 per cent., seLing at $20.0
PER TON SAND CAN ASSURE CUSTOMER' TIIR BEST OF.
g• VALUE P01`i THEIR MONEY; REGARDLESS OF WHAT 0THEa3k
j AGENTS OR C`ANVAASERS' SAY. SEE US BEFORE .IIV VYING.
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ID0; YOUR BAKING WITH OUR, CHOICE :C3RANDS OF ,'Ii'LOURe
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• W C'A iRY STOCK FOODS, FLOUR AND FEED OP MOST,
• KINDS, VISIT OUR VARIETY STORE AND SEE OUR. -
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