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QITfV STOCK' OF W'IN'TER GO')I)S IN VI -ANY LINES TS
LARGE iN IN ORI)I)P TO REDUCE WE ARE OFFERING SP-
ECIA1, BA \l.Ne fe)R A ;FEW t\ E RTee, COME EARLY AND
MAKE: :A I)VANT_L(;6; OR THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT.
)Flannels. al inches wide, fancy plaids. Reg $2.50 per ,yard for
Flannels 36 -in fancy stripes, Regular 1.50 for
Telveteen. 22 -in, now -selling at 50e. to
Wool crepes, 36 -in. PO W 'Selling at per yin r l
Sweater Coats, Men's extra heavy, now each
Sweater Coats, 2 only, Jumbo Knit, nuw each
Sweater Coats, 1.2 only, all sizes, now each ..__.
Sweater Coats, Boys, all sizes, fr inn 8.5c. to each
Blankets (bee. 12-1, grey or white pair
Blankets, Ibex 11-4, Grey or white, pari
LADIES SILK AND WOOL HOSE AT GREATLY
t • CES.
Men's Jersey Gloves, 2 •pr. for
1925 Accounts
$1.,93
$L"35
85c
$1.38
... ,.,$5,45
...,3.25
. $1,65
,$2.75
$21.50
2:00
REDUCED PRI-
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OUR .ACCOUNTS ARE NOW READY. A PROMPT SETTLE-
MENT WOULD PEI VERY MUCH ,APPRECIATED: WE ARE
STILL SELLING ON' ONE YEAR CREDIT BASIS, GIVING YOU
lliES'T PRICES. POSSIBLE, e0 WE 'FEEL THAT ACCOUNTS WHEN
•IYUE, SHOULD BE PAID PROMPTLY, PROMPTLY-
GIASCHO Fac SANS
Produllib Vanted Phone 59.,
ITEMS OF LOCAL I I :FEST
The Ontario Legislate re tueet'a
on %Yodo' seta Feb,10th, Whet.r
her it wil, b( the list is asarion of the 1'
sixi tK Oootrtr,o, f,et,islasut 'is a
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• SAXAL WiARKETs
iCorrel.t,i-if; •every Wednesday)
utter ib ti .., dV
22--29-3'2
,catoes per bag 1.75
tied apples lb,.:.. 9
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arley _. , .... .. 80
ggs.., . —
matter ti of
yet decided, The'F'ro- ! �
vinei•il Parliament cairn constitute- l)
ionally sit another ;session, 'but it 0
has been unusual in Ontario, for ti
Parliament to go" the' full 'length N;
50
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of its 'tern,? ci,Ll vever, there will 1N'
• ., 80
'heat ,, .., ... ..1.1'3
, ;'lour
not likely be any �nnourrcerni'ai,it, .
about a Piot iia,c,a1' election until Shorts per ton
the -Federal leo it:'ca.'situat on is el
Bran
s per ton
,arified. The ' 0 tuio> o rim-; g
ent Will not go iLo ,1;1 ptesp11ea
when a ,Federal .•lection campaign,,
is in the offing. Me eLig'slature s
will meet with•setteli'' tnrabeiya• �sh-J Western farmers, Mutual
4.00-5.00
33.00
30.00
14.00.
ort of •its 111 hianll)0i4sihlp t Six off
the' ' acaneies in tlib Ontario' hamv
ber ai+;: by resignation •and Ole
that of London, by death' .2 . the
member, `Sir Ada :Beck. - Five , of
the members • of the Lige+siature ie-•
signed to run for the iIoivse of• Cle
'rumens in the last general ele'etion.,
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STANLEY a"OWNS141P.
Mrs, Russell Eiisatt ui:aderw,ent,
an operation in. Seaforth H;ospita1
for appendicitis on Saturday .last.
At time' of writing •she is ,getting,
along nicely aha we hope .for . a•,,
speedy recovery.._f
Mrs. J: Bryan and Mrs. J. Coll-
ins of London, are 'v'ilsiting at the
home. of their father, Mr. Wilson
Armstrong..
Mr. an:d Mrs. .Ralph, .Stopheen'son
of Parr Lime, visited- atethe ho`tiie.
of Mr. W.. J. Do wsona-'oil,, Sunday.
The Goshen Club . are unloading
a car of Alberta' coal this week,.'
Dashwood
Mrs. 0. E.F. Guenther „is Visiting
in London.
Mrs. J. E1lingseii a
funeral of a relative in Clinton on
Saturday..
Miss Oliva Weltin is a•itit og;in
Kitchener.,
Dr. R. H. Taylor was balled to
Londcbn on Saturday, owing to the'
sudden death of his+ mother.Mr. and Mrs. T: Wurm and IVti'ss
Ida: Routledge of 'Zurich spent Sun
d•ay with' the MiSsey Kraft.
)lir:-and 'Mrs. 0. S. Alkin!s'on and
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODS'i`(OCK
THE LARGEST. BUSINESS OF
ANY CANADIAN COMPaN 1r DO-
ING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429.61.
G. Holtzman—Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
4''TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tf-3i
AUCTION SALE
The Administrator of the- estate
of ERNIIST R. 'CALDWELL has in-
structed Mr. Oscar Klopp, Auction-
eer,
uction
eer, ±'o sell by public Auction: cn
trended the Thursday, March 4th, 1926, at 1.30
.p,rn.. on the premises, the follow-
' • izig. real estate and chattel's;--
REAL ESTATE -The Caldwell farm
on the Zurich Roacl containing 100
acres being composed of the west
giiirter of Lot 18, the west '. uarter
of Lot: 19, and the :vest half of Lot
Np: `2o On the 5th Conces'sion of the
aTow nship of Hay. '
On this farm there is a splendid,
bank barn 42x52 steel roof with eat-
Percy
atPercy spent the week -.end in Ex- tle stabling underneath,' a good
eter. . • 1 t>.ame hay blarn 3..x46 With brick
Mr. Sam ,Branner was removed. horse 'stable undernelth.. imlple-'
Zui'h's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases .: ' Tires, Tubs,' Repairs
GENUINE FORD PARTS
aUS'1 teECEIV u A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
17. L. BATTERY
..IF IN Ni3ED OP A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES -TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
',CO, AND O'T'HER 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-
RTYLENE WELDTNG.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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ushered in, it behooves us to look -3
to adequate heating facilities. •
i Let us comfort your home by heat-
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Everything' in Stoves and6
• Hardware
to St. Joselph's, Hospital, 'Loiad•op Mont shed and henhouse and a
last,'—eek. We are glad to -report
that Sam is on the ineiid
:miss AdelinceDiegel left on Mon -
darter her home in W,aterlo'o..,,,.
Mists Clara Kraft ie visiting .•in
London. .
Misses Idella gender, and Verna
Birk!) spent the ,,Week -end in ,Lori.
done ..
Mist Em�ma Tiernan of London,
spent •Sufid1ay with, friend'¢ in
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tj ALW' YS FULL OF "PEP" AND QUICK, STARTING. THIS •
. WELL ESPECIALLY NOTICED IN COOL 'WEATHER, •
Quite a number 'i'ro'n here at-
tended the funeral of 'the late Mrs.
Weber in Zurich fast' week.
The Walter League of the Zion
Latheran church attended' a -skat-
ing party held Eby, the Luther Lea-
gue in Zurich on Friday • evening.
After a very enjoyable time ;at+
the rink, •.refreshments were :ate%-
•ved at Walper's Hall..
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COUNTY NEWS
The annual meeting of the Bay-,
field Library Assoc'n was,,, held on
Feb. 8'ih, the number of books in
the Library is' 1310 and the circul
etion. for the year 3649.
'Citizens were much ishoclied 'on
Saturday last when the word went
around that Jos. Wheatley, ' one of
Clinton -s best known citizens,, had
plied suddenly at the 'station, where
he had gone to attend hit duties as
weighni'aster.
The death took pia.: 3 11.. a .r:'es-
•seldale on. Sunday last of an' old
resident, Geo. • Melville, aged 79
;years. The deceased had beeniail-
ing for several weeks,, but had been
in bed only about. a Week, gang-
•ewrine beitig.-the ,liuniediate cause
of death, he•had lived :all ,his life
on 'the farm on which he died.
A unique event took' place in_
Usborne on Feb.. 6th„ when Mr., and
Mrs. Wni. Kydd celebrated the di-
amond jubilee of their wedding.At
noon a large icom'pany gathered
for a big repast. ,and the rest of
the -day was spent happily. J1fi1.
Kydd who is in, his 84th year,
year, was born at A:ibroth,: For-
farsbire, Scotland and came to
Canada in a sailing veis'sel 76
ago 'With his parenits, • taking up
land in Usborne'ewhere M:rr"Kydd
has 'since resided whose maiden na-
me was Elizabeth !Crawford, • was
a.Lnark Co. 81 ye -ars tago, They
n''vere united in marriage • 60 ye-
ars ago Feb. 6th, by the -late Dr',.
Cav en"
Pleased to hear that Robt. For-
rest, who has been in Clinton hos-
pital, has been able to return to
his sister's 'in: Hensall for a'short
rest before returning to'hi's home
on the Parr Lite. •
The South 'Huron L. 0 :L, held
their annual meeting in Exeter on
Tuesday Feb. 2nd, a fine reprns-
,entative *adhering, 'bei -ng present.
The reports looked g'o'd, and it
was decided to hold the 12th of
July celebration in Clinton this' ye
are and a delegation front . South)
Huron' wi llvia4t the' S. Perth, Meet
ing• to have ,theta join WS meeting
I-TAflF & WEIDOF
1•••• UiICH - ONT.:.
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piss+M•s mN oitiNiolo EStosio. I.
briCle and frame dwell ng house.The
soil is excellent. well -drained and
watered by well/ ,and •a ;spring,
Ftp, k�yr'tenehing i.he corner of the
.F<;i+.i�ii The farm is all cleared with
about 8 acres admirably adapted
fci el, the growing of celeiy. ' This
fel-en 's situated on a main country
rega ouial• distance ;relit Hensall
and Zurich, three nailed' 17 teres
EL, Wheat and Fall plowing most
ly donee, •
.'STOCK -Horse's• -1 General Pur-
peSse gelding 9 years 'old; •1 'aged
mare. Cattle -1 cow due one, or
before ,!the date of the sale,;' • 1.
good, Durha'in; cow "s'uplio.'sed 'to'
freshen in April; One 'good -grade
Jersey supposed to freshen -in
;Aiiril; _ 1 good Jersey cote 'sup-
posed to freshen in June is now
milking; 3 Polled Angus (Steers
rising 2y eaijs; 1 Polled heifer,
rising 2 years; 1 grade (*.steer
years old; 1 steer rising (1 year;
1 heifer rising 1 year; :about 200
laying hens. •
FEED -About 4- tons mixed shay
and about 4 tons goad ;alfalfa. A
quantity of boor' corn ,fodder •in
the barn and a` quantity lof straw
50 bushels oats and 50 bushels feed
beans. A stack of •6 loads of 'oat
sheaves unthreshed; 150 bushels of
roots. ,
IMPLEMENTS, ETC, -A Ford car
in good running order; 1 6 -foot
bindeer; 1 5 -ft. mower; 11 run disc
drill; bean cultivator and harvest-
er complete, 11 foot sulky rake,
all Of Massey -Harris hake and
of recent date, ,a good Kteel land -
roller,. 1 cultivator, 1 discri Acne
hla; I ow," set diamond harrows, a
root scuffler, walking plow, 1 Ch-
atham fanning mill, a' democrat,
a buggy, cutter, set sleighs, straw
cutter, cream separator, Melotte;
Daisy churn, double and ,singlehar-
nosls, rain water barrels,f {sugar
kettle, ca; rope and ,pullys acid
slings, 1 new extension ladder,. a
,grindstone, wagon rack, a q uan-
tityof cedar posts and rails, grain,
bags, forks, shovels„ chains, log-
bunks,
ogbunks, wheel barrow , tools aid
other ,+articles. A.. quantity. of ho
usehold furniture.
Thrusulay,•l,� eh n'r i'y 1:811112iff
Announcing
That we' are now in: a position to,.
give the Public Ideal 'service in our
various lines and solicit the patron
age of the community •
We ask you to come ' in and
see the following money sav
ng Bargains
TWO CIRCULARS AT REDUCED PRICES.
1 ELECTRIC WASHER AT $75.00
1 McCLARY COOK :STOVE AT .$40.00
1 INCUBATOR .ONLY $35:00
HOCKEY STICKS AT LESS THAN COST.
12 FEED BASKETS AT LESS THAN COST.
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Full Range of Doherty, Good Cheer Quebec
Cook Stoves
Come and see our -fine display. of Fara`
iture. AIso full line of Springs and:
• Mattress.
Agent for Mason. and Risch Pianos
FULL SUPPLY,J F SHELF AND HEAVY ALWAYS ON HAND;
.-RAW • AND BOILED LINSEED OIL HARNESS AND C1{EA4
SEPARATOR OILS. GASOLINE AND KFROSINES.
Johnston 8c KaThfieiso.h
Hardware 8e Furniture. Phone 63
Per
Cent.
with, Pirst Mortgage Security
Huron alt Erse Debeaturel3 . eke ,an#imorized,: by, the Govern
ent as a trustee investineiit for executors.
They . are issued for :$100 a more for 12 months and longer
up to Ta years.
These Debenturea:providea corvenietn, simple :form • of in-
vestntent
Over $14,000,00a is now invested' in this seeatity by -Cana
adieus.
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Have you $100, $500 or n:°ire en deposit that ehoule earn
more interest than you are now rece3•ving4
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MORTGAGE .CORFORATIL3.N
The
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Application received at any time by -
Andrew F. Hess, ' - f Zurich
MY MOTTO ;-SER VICE AND SAFETY
Have Yoga' M ADE YOUR WILL?
Painting and Paper 1Hangil1.g:
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
CRANING, PAPERHANuIN., &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. 'CRY US ON YOUR XT
JOB.
Ii. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH --
j01117 WARD
Drugless Practiott.-
eer and Optician
EXETER =+' Pbene liRi
AT W ALPER HOUSE, UMW
Every Tuesday, .10 a.m,, to 4 polo
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TERMS OF. SALE
All sums of $25.00 and under,
cash. Over that amount, 8 Mon
ths,cred.it on approved joint notes
Discount of six per cent per an-
num for cash on credit amounts.
Real Estate -10 per cent of pur-
chase money at time. of sale and
balance on April 1st, 1926. The
'Real Estate w,iJl be sold eubject
to the :approval of`the �Offieiatt
Guardian.
For conditions of Sale and fury-
then\particulars apply 'to---
OScar -Klopp, Auctioneer.
W .I:Iaircourt, K. K:',. . O:ficial
,Guardian, Toronto.
Henry • Strang, Admir.istrater. .
Giadnaau & Stanbury, Exeter. and
Hensall, So'.icitors for Adriniet*
4t.--4. 4 —# • 4,---4--4 +'-+ f-,
tDoIlar frD.11o ar
VATJTJES ON SUITS, ETO.
„Yes, even more than
you expect for your ,
Clothing Dollars/
STYLES
WHATEVER YOU 11ESIRE
f WOOLLENS
FROM THE FINEST LOOMS.
• TAILORING
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t The Custom Tailoring Variety.
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'Second to Noce.
HOFFMAN:
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l'TAILOR. W. Vii. f1OFF)IA.N az Son, EMB ALMF.1!.tS
A I) FUNERAL DIREClORS. Day and Night Phone No. 1