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Opening Day: Wednesday March 3rd
Closing Day: Saturday March 131h
We are again holding our Annual Clearing
Sale, giving you a chance to procure Season-
able Goods at greatly reduced prices.
WE NEVER BUY CHE:APTR-
ASH FOR SAI•E PURPOSES BUT
Ole FER 'YOU CLEAN DEPEND-
ABLE GOODS AT ALL TIMESt
0UR CUSTOMERS KNOW THAT
A SALE HERE IS ALWAYS a
REAL SALE. COME EARLYFOR
BEST CHOICE.+ COME OFTEN
EXPECTING BIG REDUCTIONS,
AND WE WILL NOT DISSAPOINT
YOU, BRING YOT1R FRIENDS &
NEIGHBORS WITH YOU.
For full particulars see large Posters
J. GASCHO & SONS
Paidu. Wafited Phnne 59
,Zurich's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINE FORD PARTS
IUS'I RECEty Eli A i:IIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
U. S.L. ETTEP7
IF IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLIC1T YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO, AND OTACR ('HEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING MITER ELECTEICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WELDING.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
H, Nioasseau Zurich
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SEEDS SEEDS =.
i Our supply of Clover Seeds of all
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I a position to supply the demand of
of every farmer in the community
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WE ALSO BUY ALL KINDS OF CLOVER SEED FOR WHICH
.HIGHEST
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PRICES ARE PAID ACCORDING TO QUAL-
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WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE QUEEN INCUBATOR AND
BROODER. TIHIS IS JUST A. LIT'T'LE THE ''BESP INCU13-
ATOR ON THE MARKET.
PRODUCES MORE HEALTHY STRONG CHICKS THAN ,ANY
OTHER MAKE. CALL IN AND LET US DIi:MONSTR.ATE TO
YOU AND BE CONVINCED •
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WE ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF SAP PAILS, ' SPILES; 1
' AND PANS FOR SYRUP MATING, • c ••
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INCIIBATORS
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1i ALWAYS FULL OF "PEP" AND QUICK STARTING, THIS
wWILL ESPECIALLY NOTICED IN COOL WEATHER.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST I LOCAL MARKETS
Air...Tole) W. Boxier of they' 14th
eotr is epe:oding a .:few` day's lir
f.clndbu .this week, '
'St. Patrick's Day ,mine's only
once a yea r,sc treat yourselU to a
del'iscious lunch at the Ladies Hall
Everybody welcome, .
Revery or subscribe for all.your
daily or weekly newspapers . at the
Herald Office, because you 'save a
lot of money and ,worry, as there
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter lb, 40
Eggs 22--29-42
Potatoes per bag .. 1.75
Dried apples lb. _ 9
Wheat.. .1.30
Oats 50
Barley 80
B uekwheat 80
Flour
' 4,00-5.00
is no better 'system• nowhere than Shorts per tarn
we have. Hundzecls of people are. Bran per ton 30'00
on)cying the' benefit of this seri;
'vice, why not YOU?
The second game • in they finale
of the Cyclone League playoff has
not been played Ws' Yet,' is lash
Friday the rink was covered with
water and the weather man has
been dishing up a lot of ro,igh
weather sine. The game_ will likely
be played the first nice evenieg
when a large crowd is expected
to be present,,
J. Gascho & Sons ;are holding a
ten day clearing sale 'starting cn
Wednesday of .this week andend-
ing on March. 13th. The prices!
have been reduced to such an ex-
tent that the public will have a
rare opportunity to cab cheap buy-
ing. Come and bring your nei-
ghobors and friends along and
partake of these Isnaps.
'The teacher and pupils of Room
IV, Zurich Public School, are. pet-
ting on a concert in the town.
Hall on. Friday evening, March
12th, when a very hu ilorons pro-
gram will be fun off, it 'includes' a
very laughable play entitledThe
Little Ccoahr'pper."
We all.
know that when this 'society puts;
on a play it is a good 'one, and
this pronaiaes to be one of thehest
HURON :BREEDERS' SALE •
Huron County Breeders' Assoc-
iation held their annual consignzw-
ent sale in \Vingha,r on Thursday
February 25th The weather afe
feeted the attendance considerably.
The sale. however. was q. uite •snc-
ceesfui, the average 'being con
siderably higher than last -year.
The average for the sale *US $95.50
'while the average for biulls !` ikvais:
$97.50. The demand .for Dulls tivas'
not satisfied. Twenty-eight 'Sri
imals were put through the ring:'
The highest prised bull was Roby?*
Rosewood Chief ..ons;gned by'
Seo. Kerr of Ethel and sold to Rtibt
.Cathers of Gorrie for $150.00; The
highest priced cm+.' wan consigned
ty Goo. Ferg:.ason, 'Elora, C1eo0i
atra Ninth, and sold to 3: E. El,
lis of Blyth for $175.00. T'h3,offie-
r7s and c•onsignei+s are 'feeling qu-
ite encouraged Over the turn of
events'. • It would indicate • that
things, are goinie better in the
beef cattle business.
BLAKE.
The Blake )vli.. sioiv Band heart
thier monthly 'Meeting, in the • 'ch=
ureh _ on • Febroary 27th.' •The
.meeting opened. by, singing, hymn
763. The scripture lesson; wasread
Luke Kith, 'we .then sang hymn''721
The secretary's report was read,
fcllowed by the ..roll call. Emma
McBride read a letter, also Gw•enri-
oiine read a letter. Treasurer's
report was read, then went • to
classes, after which F there were
scene readings, After .singing a
hymn the meeting c' osed with the
Lord's Prayer. ,
STANLEY --
TOWNSHIP.
There pasted away at ‘his home
lir Stephen Tp. or. Saturday Feb.
27th, Samuel McCCiinchey cin 'his''
62nd year. He was the fourth son
of thel ate Henry McClinchey and
was born, on the old hojniestead
on the Goshen, •Stanleye When
he was a ,young man h' with hia
brother, Robert move 1
V;har' he has'sin^e ses.dad. 5 bl0
thers and five 'sisters survive him.
•All of whom reside in Stanley ex-
cept Jawies, who lives in. CClintnn.
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. McC'linchey of
Varna, Mr. and Mrs'. W. Hart and
Mr. •Orval McCiinchey, attended the
funeral of the late Sa.maael Me-
Clinchey in. Stephen on Monday.
Mishs Margaret McKinley of Olin
ton, spinet the week -end at her
home on Goshen.
Mr. Sant :II. Pallock, of Canon',
Sask., who came east with a car
cf horses, spent lea few day's. at the
hone o.f his brother, Wm. P'ollucki.
Dashwood
kis.; Verde Fa.ssold has .secured
a pc sition u milliner in London.
Mr. Fred •Q•racl enbush and. Miss
Verda Baker have returned after
Speeding the p'i'gt two months in
Detroit.
Wo are glad to report that Mrs.
0. Fini:beiner is indproving.
Miss Elva Richrnenrl ,of Blyth,
has resumed her position as mil-
liner with J. C Reid & Co,
Mr. L Taylor and Miss Myrta
ra.y)or returned to London en
Saturday alter spending the past
with. Dr. R• .l1 T.ayl n,.
Mr. D. Tiernan 'vis obtained two
carloads of Alberta coal
TATE MRS: HARTL1 IB
Mrs. Jonas Hartleib, "age 68 yrs
and 9 day's dies1 at her home here
en Monday March. 1st, After a
short illae'ss, '.Ifira, Hartleib has
n, a resident of this place all
hex Title tine L1ac drat i 4 wilt be
Hogs cwt
13.00
It meets your needs
Swift's Red Steer Fertiliz-
ers are made to meet the
needs of all crops and soils_
'Our list of brands con-
tains formulas especially
ad apted to the requirements
of every crop.
Use Swift's Red Steer
Fertilizers on every acre and
secure biggest yields.
Simon Greb
ZURICH - ONT,.
Authorized Swift Agent
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
OF WOODSTOCK
TUR LARGEST BUSINESS OF
!ANY CANADIAN CO1VIPaN Y DO-.
LING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
'CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429.61.
G. Holtzman -Zurich
,t GEI`ir, ALSO DEALER IN LIGH-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF :FIRE INSURANCE.. • tt-.94
Victor
ecords
39c Each
3 for $1.00
(10 -int. Double Sided) .
(RSL inch Double -sided)
WERE 75c AND $1.50 EACH
Think of it. , Two fine Victor sel-
ections by fainour Victor artiebs
on each record. No mote to be
bought at this price when these
are sold. Stock up now and save
Money',
C. Wagner
held privately on, Thursday ' aft-
ernoon interment in Exeter Cem-
etery. She leaves 'to mourn, her
loss one son, Daniel of town and
four "daugh.terS, Mrs. D. Meerb irg
of Port Frank, Mrs. Wore Hey for
Zurich, Mrs. 4s. Sc ith of Windsor
and Lavada at b.on,,e.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of our dear 1
husband and lather, Mr. John J.
Smith, who departed this life one
year ago to -day March 4th, 1925..
Oft and oft our thoughts do)
wander.
To theg rave so far aeter,e.
Where We laid our darling father
Just one year ago to -day.
Our dearest nue was taken away.
The reason why e cannot tell.
•Hut know he doeth all thingswell
We've tried our best not to grie,,e
and .frot
But 01i, we're se'lonely we can-
not forget.
How cheery he es good hearted
acid true
11'.e aiii4s liinr eontinn.a'tly all the
day through
liow we long for hie viols and a
Ghrnpse of bin,
Tarin IVO kiwow 'WO must Bait tintill
Gocr'a day of gra'.e
Wile a}a•d Cbadxru.
400 mmisupprormsgarialkeimmou'oft,.
Phuirsclay, Mareh f'lhi 4'00 tY
.gmt
Seasonable Hardware
We can supply the public wilt ;
Seasonable Hardware at moderate
prices, including Quebec stoves, and:.
heaters' of various makes, Sap pails
pans, spiles, etc.,
SEE OUR:--IUIcCJary Products; grahfte.
ware of all kinds, pails, pans, etc.
LET US SHOW YOU
OUR VARIOUS WASHING MACHINES. ALSO ELECTRIC ,
WASHERS, WRINGERS, 'WASH BOARDS, SCRTTBBING
SHES, DUSTLES >• MOPS, BROOMS, DUSTERS,
VACUETTE CLEANER FOR HIRE AT $1.00 PER DAY
FULL LINE 0 'PAINTS, VARNISHES, STAINS,PAINT»'
OILS.' AT LOWEST P UI V AILING PRICES.
Supply of Krauser Smoke Cure
WIRE FENCING.
WE ARE RECEIVING A .CARLOAD OF THE VARIOUS
KINDS OF WIRE, WOVEN FENCING, COIL, BEIM, BRACr
WIRES, AND STEEL BAR POSTS.
FURNITURE
Full Line of 'Furniture in Living Room, Suits, Dining Roarer
Suits, 'Bed Room. Suits, Kitchen Cabir.,ets, A number et:':,
stockers at Reduced Prices. Famous Simmons 'Beds, Sp
and Kattress, guaranteed in course of years if defective eani
be exchanged free of Charge. Beware of Substitutets.
BRING IN YOUR OLD RUBBERS, RAGS AND IRON
FOR SALE -15 tons of goad Timothy Hay.
Johnston & Kalbfleisch
Hardware 8c Furniture. Phone 63
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ANOMMIP
5 Per
Cent.
With First Mortgage Security.
Huron & Erie i'iebentiir'es are authorized by the Governm-
ent as a trustee investment for executors.
They are issued for $100 or more for 12 months and longer.
up to ; S years. ,
These ' Debentures provide a convenietn, simple form of in-
vestment
Over $14,000,000 is now invested in this security by Can
adians.
Have you $100, $500 or more on deposit that shoule earn
more interest than you are now receiving?
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
The uron Erie
Applications received at any time by -
Andrew F. Hess, = Zurich
MY MOTTO;-8ER VICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
Painting and Paper Hanging
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRANING, PAPERHANUUIN.. &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS WITH EVERY JOB WE
DO. TRY US ON YOUR '" XT
JOB.
H. EICKMEJEE,
ZURICH - ON'.
JOHN WAR ,- �€�
Drugless Praetiou
eer and Qpticia»
EXETER - Bltiooii> IIS
AT W ALPER HOUSE, ZUR1 ' •
Every Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 4 *Mk
4-4 4-4' 4-44' -4 - * M -Mf -4-^i -4 4-•+ 44. ,
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Doll , for DolIa.r,
f VALVES ON SUITS, ETOS.
'Yes, even more than
Iyou expect for your
Clothing Dollars
}t STYLES
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'4' WHATEVER YOU DESIRE
t WOOLLENS
I FROM TIIE FINEST LOOMS.
1 TAILORING
The Custom Tailoring Variety.
PRICES
Second tt l one. -
'W. H. HOFFMAN
tMERCHANT TAILOR. W. trill COFPMAN & Son, E111JIALM SBSa
tAND FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Day aitd Night 1.°Iieue Ntr• 110.
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