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ced Prices
Now inEffect on. Winter
Goods
OUR. STOCK OF WINTER GOODS TN MANY LINES ,IS TOO.
LARGE. A.ND IN ORDER TO REDUCE WE ARE OFFERING SP-
ECIAL .BARGAINS FOR A FEW. WEEKS. COME EARLY AND
*TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THIS MONEY' SAVING EVENT.
Flannels, 54 inches wide, fancy plaids, Reg $2.50 per ,yard for $1.98
Flannels 36 -in fancy stripes, Regular 1,50 for ...... 0.35'
Yeeveteen, 22 -in. now selling at 50c. to
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1Vtrool crepes, 36 -in. now selling- at per yard.
Sweater Coats, Men's extra heavy, now each ...... .....-- ....... $5.45
Sweater Coats, 2 only, Jumbo Knit, now each
85c
Sweater Coats, 12 only, all sizes, now eaeh.
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Sweater Coats, Boys, all sizes, 'rem 85c. to
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!Blankets Ibex 12-4, grey or white pair
rlankets, Ibex 11-4, Grey or white', pari
each
k. $1.65
.$2.75
2.00
LADIES SILK AND WOOL HOSE, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRI-
CES.
Men's Jersey Gloves, 2 pr. for . 45c
1925 Accounts
r OUR ACCOUNTS ARE NOW READY. A PROMPT SETTLE-
MENT WOULD BE VERY MUCH ,APPRECIATED. WE ARE
STILL SELLING ON ONE YEAR CREDIT BASIS, GIVING YOU
BEST PRICES, POSSIBLE, ;0 WE FEEL THAT ACCOUNTSWHEN
DUE, SHOULD BE PAID PROMPTLY
J. la, AscHo & SONS
Produ_ Wanted Phone 59
Zurich's Garage,
Gas, 'Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINE FORD PARTS
SUSI ReeteEIVED A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
E ARE, AGAIN HANDLING , THE FAMOUS
UN Simi EATTEnz
IEF 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.
IISArr ER V REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
:REPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC -
ST Y LEN F. WELDING.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
H. Mou.sseau Zurich
ITEis OF EOLAL INTHES1 .140QA-- MARKETS
Misses Theresa and Alphonsen
Du elle eme of the Sa ublo live left
on Friday for Windsor.
Mr, lin,ank Jeffrey of St, Jos-
eph is busy engaged in supply-,
ing the line with fish... •
Mr and Mrs'. Edward Dater s o2
Hay 'Township, are, spending the
week at. Kitchener,
.i,, Gentles, of Fielding,
Sash., is visiting relatives and fri-
ends in tb vicinity:. He is a on
of Mr. Jos. (+elinas Sr:.,' at 'Drys-
dale.
We ask our many readers to do -
(3a with ns en filling our news
columns. Phone or send it in, a
ctoes Lh trick but
do not seal the envelOpe. '
efe. jJeta Hey Jr., is invert-
ing large quantities of baled hay
from th.. northern partof the co-.
unty which is meeting `good
demand on the market as the qual-
ity is good.
I3enew or subscribe f or your
agile or weekly newspapers at the
Herald Offiee, because yon-isave a
lot (31 money and worry,- as -there
is no better isystent nowhere than
we have. Huntleecis of people are
enjcying the benefit of this 4:1P1>••
Viee, why not YOU?
MAG IS CRATE CO URT
W. J. Ward, found guilty on a.
charge of non-support tof
wife and family, lappea.red before!
Magistrate Reid on Saturday last;
for sentence and (was allowed
go for a .week on parole, qn the,
understanding that he should go
to work, Makis .Reid wars at
Winghani to hear charges against'
Thos. Casernore, who livenear
th f I It hi's
at town, o assaulting s wi
and attacking the tofficer who
to arrest him. The magistrate
committed the accused for tria at,
the next court of competent jur-
isdiction.,
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'ALF A. leF A CAMPaIGN
Meetings comparing with the
old Institute meetings in their palm
jest days were held at Wingham,
Seaforth and Fordwich .on Feb. 3rd
and 4th, The attendance ranged
from on,e hundred to one hundred
and fifty. 'Huron county had a
hay shortage in 1925 and the far-
mers are determined that it will,
not occur again. Prof. John Bu-
chanan of the 0.A.C, addressed the
meetings in Wingham and Ford-
wich wh1e J .A. Carroll, AsIsistant
Director of the Agile. Represent-
ative Branch, took the Seaforth me
eting. Each gave an outlineof
the necessity of alfalfa and opened
a discussion on the why and how
of it, These meetings were the
Ipreliminary round in a !County.
wide campaign being arranged by
,the Ont. Dept. of Agriculture. Ot-
titers .will be arranged as the win-
ter progresIses. Fanners' Clubs,
Junior Farmers' Associations, Li-
ons' Clubs and other organizat-
ions are co-operating to makethe
meetings a 'success. W}'
Huron County Need "she _
AL F A L iF A
MARCH ROD AND GUN
A handsome special section con-
taining the winning photographs
of the .ameteut photo contest re-
cently conducted by Rod' and cli-an
is an interesting feature of the
March issue of the magazine, wh,
ich has been just published, The
cover designof the 'March issue
is also ofg reat interest. It is a
veryllf,ine color reproduction of a
remarkable photograph of two bull
muose lying with their antlers
terloeked. having fought Co the
death. The contents of the mag-
azine for March are of evallyine
teresting nature for isportomen.The
m-mth's 'stories inelucle ,a very live
article by Geo. H. Charly who re-
eites an entertain Meng ,n arra ti ve,
of A Tenderfoot Hunt in theWildS
of .British Columbia, as well as.
ether hu ting and f shing narrative.
The. regular monthly features are -
good and R. ThornipSon cOntine;
eps his'.serice In the Big Woods of
Canada with the Fox Family, while
A Bryan Williams . has another,
good chapter of the series 13reez-
es from the wet. Bonnycastls
Dale deals with .0aniera Hunting
in Nova Scotia, oRd and Gun is
,publiehed monthly by W. 3, ray
for Ltd. 'Woodstock, Ont.
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Potatoes per bag , L75
Dried apples lb. 9
Wheat.— ... — . , 0
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Oats , 50
Barley 80
Buckwheat . 80
Flour , ... . 9.00-5.00
Shorts per ton _.... ,._... ......33,00'
Bran per ton , 30,00
Hogs cwt ..... — ...... ;13 oo
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
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PHE LARGEST BUSINESS OF
ANY CANADIAN COMPaNY DO-
ING- BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429.61.
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AUCTION SALE
The Administrator of the estate
of ERNEST R. CALDWELL has in-
structed Mr. Oscar Klapp, Auction-
eer. to sell by public .Auction en
Thursday, March 4th, 1926, at 1.30
p.m,. on the premises, the follow-
ing real estate and chattels;—
REAL .ESTATE—The Caldwell farm
on the Zurich Road containing 100
acres being composed of the west
euarter of Lot 1.8, the west narter
of Lot 19, and the west half of Lot
No. 20....on the 5th Concession of the
a:Township of Hay...
On this farm there is a splendid
bank barn 42x52 steel roof with cat-
tle stabling underneath, a good
frame hay barn 32x46 with brick
horse stable underneath, imple-
ment shed and henhouse and a
brick and frame dwell'ng house.The
soil is excellent, well -drained and
watered' by wells ,and a Aprint
eneek, touching Lhe corner of the
farnst. Thefarm is all cleared with
aboet 8 acres aclinerably adapted
for ;the groTing of celery. This
farrneis situated on a main country
road equialdistance from Hensall
anti. Zurich, three miles. 17 acres
Fall Wheat and Fall plowing most
ly done.
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STOCK—Horses•-1 General Pur-
pose gelding 9 ye'ar' old; .1 aged
mare. Cattie,-1 cow due on 'or
before the date of the sale.; 1
good Durham, cow supposed to
freshen in April; One good grade
Jersey supposed to freshen. in
April; 1 good Jersey cowl sup-
posed to in:rhea in June is now
milking; 3 Polled Angus steers
rising 2y- earls; 1 Polled heifer,
rising 2 years; 1, gradeesteer 13
years old; 1. steer rising year;
1 heifer rising 1 year; ,about 204
laying hens.
Dedles—At Kitheener, On Februalty
to Mr. and Mrs. (nee Vict-
oria Deters) a daughter..
Ilaytar—At DashAvood, on Pebt0.4
,ary 16th to Mr, and Mrs, Rehert
Hayter, a daughter.
FEED—About 4 tons mixed hay
and about 4 tons goode,alfalla. A
quantity of good corn fodder .in
the barn and a quantity !of straw
460 lausikels oats and 50 bushels feed
beans. A Stack of .6 loads of oat
shea:yes unthreshed; 150 bushels of
roots.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC,,—A Ford ear
in. good running.. order; 1 6-foet
hindeer; 1 5-11 Mower; .11 run disc
drill, bean, cultivator and harvest-
er cconplete, 11 foot sulky rake,
'all of,4 111tagge.Y-Tfarris, cr.ake and
of recent dai.e,*qt good teel land -
roller, 1 cultivator, 1 disc, 1 Acme
harrow, set diamond harrows, a
root scuffler, walking plow, 1 .Ch -
ether& fanning mill, a democrat,
a. buggy, cutter, set sleighs,, straw
ciftter, cream separator, Melotte;
Daisy churn, double and single har-
fiveSts. rain water barrels,f sugar
kettle, car...Tope and .pullys and
Slipg0,.. 1 -new etertension ladder, a
grintletene, won r rack, a q ua.n--
tity. of. cedar posts and rails, grain
bags, ferks, -theiV.els,, chains, log
bunks, wheel birrow , .toelS and
other articles. A quantity of ho-
Usehold furniture. „
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TERMS OF SALE
1011,. gums of $25.00 and under,
dash.' Over that amount, 8 mon
tias credit on approved joint notets
Discount of !six per cent per an-
num for cash OD credit ameunta.
Real Estate -10 per cent of pur-
ehase money at time of aale and
balance on April 1st, 1926. The
Real' Estate will be sold subject
to the approval of the ,Official!
Guardian,.
For conditions of Sale and fur-
ther particulars apply 'to—
Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer.
F. W .Harcourt IC, CI' 0:fieial
Guardian, Toronto, -
Henry Strang, Administrator.
dlaareflani & Stantkury, Exeter and
... ItensalL Solieitort fOr Adininistr-
ator, '4'
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That we are now in a position' to
give the Public Id,eal„service in our
various lines -and solicit the patron-
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age of the community
We ask you to come in and
see the following money -saw
ing Bargains
TWO CIRCULARS AT REDITCED PRICES.
1 ELECTRIC WASHER AT $75.00
1 McCLARY COOK STOVE AT $40.00
1 INCUBATOR ONLY
HOCKEY STICKS AP LESS THAN COST,
12 FEED BASKETS AT LESS THAN COST.
Full Range of Doherty, Good Cheer Quebec
Cook Stoves
Come and see our fine display of Furn-
iture. Also full line of Springs and
Mattress.
Agent for Mason and Risch Pianos
FULL SUPPLY GF SHELF AND HEAVY ALWAYS ON HAND.
RAW AND' BOILED LINSEED OIL HARNESS AND CREAM
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They are issued, fer4100 .or more for 12 Months and longer
up to 5 years.
These Debenture's provide a convenietn, simple form of in-
vestment
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adians.
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more interest than you are noiv receiving?
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