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At limed Prices
Our 13 day Cearing Sak is now •over
but we are stili odering many lines
of goods at Sale Prices.
Below are only a fever of the many
Bargains:
FINE DRESS SERGES ALL COLORS, REG. $5.50 NOW ...$3.75
SILK POPLINS TO CLEAR AT PER YARD et $1.00
CORDED VELVETS, REGULAR PER YARD $1.25 FOR ......75c
ENGLISH GINelLAMS, REuULAB, 65e. FOR .—.. ...45c
YARN, ALL COLORS AT PER 'IeB. . ..... $1.90
FLANELETTE BLANKETS REG. $5.00 FOB$3.5O
1) REG. $4.00 FOR $2.70
ALL UNDERWEAR AT 25 PER CENT OM
ALL SWEATERS, SCARFS, TQUES AT 35 PER CENT OPE
BULLDOG OVERALLS, REG . $3.75 FOR $2.75
NEW GOODS
We have opened up a shipment of new
Cowls such as Sege, Silks,
Fine Voiles of every disciciption, new
prints. 9:iughams, galateas, chintzes,
cottous, towclings, etc. at lower
prices than list year. No trouble to
show goods.
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Just R6ceiVed. a shipment ofDom-
inion, Dunlop, Ames & Holden Tires
and Tubes.
CALL AND INSPECT QUR STOCK BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHER
WE ARE ALSO AGENT FOR PREST-O-LITE STORAGEBATTERY
AUTO REPAIRING, STORAGE BATTERY AfTTENTION. ALSO
BATTERY CHARGING, ETC.
IL Mousseau
PHONE No. 103.
Zurich
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• ALSO A FULL SUPPLY OF BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE
The past Two Seasons we haee been supplying our many
Customers with Ring Lock Fencing,
Having Just r rived a large Car of Frost Fencing, we
will be able to supply the Public with a much better fence.
A Fence that is heavier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil
and will stretch up more evenly than any other fence. We
* carry all the leading Styles in Farm, Hog and Poultry Feece.
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STAPLES ETC.
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Clething : G-Wee'l3 FUeeNISIIING3
DENOM 13ROS.
Ordered
Clothing
Now is the time
to think of order-
ing your Spring
Suit or Overcoat.
We have some
very nice sampies
to choose from.
All thrments are
made by expert
Tailors.
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Produce Wuxi, in exchange fo2 Goo
RKETSought that perhaps with the ine
- crease in price that has taken
Wednesday) 'place recently greater production
_.45 may be looked for. It is estim-
ated that the value of the yearly
8 manufacture of sugar and syrup
Lee., is $2,000,000, and that 50,00u people
•Lem. . ... .. 90; are employed. in the industry ail
eeeeee,,,3 ee the height of the season, whiceei
...... eee_. 90 of very short duration, extending
overt only five or six weeks at th9
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,most. Stringent laws against the
5N(adulteration of the product have,
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been passed, especially in Quebec,
.... .. where schools of instruction heve
;been established and the Pure
• LOCAL MA
(Corrected every
Butter
Eggs..
Dried apples
Wheat
13arley .......
Oats ee,
Buchwheat
Flour ...
Bran
Shorts ... .....
Potatoes per bag._
Live Hogs ...
'Maple Sugar and Syrup Co-Oper-
ITEMS OF LOCAL !NMI
_been, organized.
ative Agricultural Association has
Miss. Maggie McBr-ide of Hay' Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Township is visiting with her;
grandmother, Mrs. S. McBricl4sr.1 ROM I.
Fine sleighing has been enjoyed For February, Marks based on
the past week, and the motor bps
attendance, efficiency and conduct.
Sr. Pt, II e -Earl Thiel 70, Wil -
the sleigh, but owing to the r-ee to Hensel hed been replaced by
fred Dueharme 69, Laurene Schw-
alm 68, Floyd Kropf 56, Erwin Di-
enent thaws, the car was ag'aleitak-
etrich 53, Rose Leibold 20:
on Wednesday. Jr. Pt. II;—Beulah Surerus 83,
Thirty-seven lives were smashed Greta Koehler 75, Ruth Zettel 68.
to death on Monday, when a fast Sr. I;—Ctecil Uttley 94, Leland
M. C. R. train pulled over their Willert 94, Nelda Schwalm 90, Ruth
tracks at Porter, Ind., run into an Meyer 75, Grace -Zettel 73, Alice
oped derail, and was then struck Koelher 71, Melverna. Geiger 70,
by another naseenger train arid 'Helen Thiel 68, Nap. Beadrd 60,
hurled to destruction. Among the Carl Haberer 52.
dead are some of London. Jr. I;—Anna Druar 81, Earl
CANADA'S MAPLE
i ungblut 77, Mary Kocheras 73,
Byron Ducharme 69, Adeline Flei-
schauer 61, Olin Foster 58, Clarence
PRODUCTS Smith. 40, Roland Grenier 40, Erw-
in Fleischauer 20. 4 r
• al. A. Lamont, Teacher.
The manufacture of sugar and
ROM II.
syrup from. the sap of the sugar.
For the months of January and
maple is an important far•na ind-
Februare, based on Arithmetic,
ustry in the Eastern provinces of.
Spelling, Literature and Geogr-
Canada, and particularly in Que-
bee. Long before the white man
aljliJYr.. II;—Helen Foster 78%, Mer -
settled. the country, maple syrup
vyn, Schwalm 71, Vict. Deichert 69,
was known to the aborignes and
liartha Heideman 65, Alvin Gascho
apart from Wild honey was the Gladye Mellick 55, Agnes Dietr-
only intensely sweet product at
ich 50, Hazel Bedard 49, France'
their command. The methods of D
ietrich 38, Roseline Surerus 36,
procuring it were naturally of a
Marcella Farwell 32.
very crude description.Modern
Sr. IT e-Elzar Mousseau 79,
methods have greatly IMProved
p°othy Zettel 76, Vera lealbr el
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the product and have led to an seu,•!. 114
eella Callfas 72, Clarence
ever increasing deamnd. Quebec
Farwa ;-'11a081 Laurence liowald 63,
province is the centrey of the in -
Norman' :Pleischauer 62, Russel Du-
dustry. Of the 20,000,000 pounds
charm' b;), Edward Brenner 62,
or thereabouts, Produced annually' wime
Neeb 48, Alice Dietz
Goleie Uttiey 37. 43,
in Canada, mor;.4 than two-thirds
have to be credited to Quebec. •
Jr. Il;—KathlW
Ontario is officially reported to een urre 73;
Dentis Bedard 72 ,Floyd Frer
be respousible for five million po-
0 Frateee Kochems 88, 0)
'el.
unds, arid the Maritime Provinces 7 l(7, 're
Mellick 60. BruK
ce oehler ee We -
for half a mifIlionpoun ds only.
I tie', 'el 53, Harold Fatie- 55,
The other provinces of Canada
13.6se Albrecht 50, Grace Koehler 45,
do not figure in the calculations.
Milfred Uttley (absent'.
These facts are gathered from a
O. M. O'Brien, Tencher.
timely ParrAPIet just issued by the
ROOM III.
nennetrnent of Agriculture at
I For the month of Februne •
Ottawa, of which. J. B. 'Spericerf: TV;—Lizeie Leiboil
Director of Publicity. is the author Jr,
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Lilyunn -Pose. 75, Edwin (lee, ee 71 I
From his well illustrated and tech- •Dehert 73, Idella Fe eeed
-laically detailed pablicaiton it is Fda ei
66, Lylyan lieler 65, May 8-ewa1ea I
also learned that the production
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14Jobe Kochems 62 Iver Vueer-;
of maple sugar, and its equivalent --,
' Mut 61, Aust,e Seliwa‘m 60 5 Lien;
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in syrups, of 'al
e years has shOwn
Albrecht 60, Gordon Schwalm 59,1
a tendency to decrease. ' From 1
Garnet '4eealper ' 49, Ride Calleee 34, I
Gilbert Dncharree 29.
41 8g5e1 ythe altly81. pwreodartreetiotr.wtahse aabv'oeuri
Sr. Ill T—Irene Deeher 7e tv.
13,500,000 poundern from' 1861 to 18711
17.5000ma
00 pomade, from 1971 to 1881, ; 13'1 'Ise' 85Le
;elite Dueharme 69, EthneolZepeeran67g,
19,000,000 po.trnds and from 1e81 to 1413"1".1 . .
63 ,Dorothy Brenner 62, Mild-oed
1891, 22,500,000 pounds. The let- d
the next ,, „ ,
Kenneth Koehler 5,,
ter was the pinnacle of annual 9) Luella '''•
nee e '
, ecade' CLuella Reiheert 50, Austin Fey 48
in
oduction, for eitele Mvidinger 47, WeJ
ele,, Cal- 1 t '
ervrhag b.eee, littllessuane
Ifas 40, Leonard Wagner ef' , I 87
then n
20,000,000 pouds. It is th- 0'. M. Xalbleisch, Teacher.;
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Any one not having taken dvant-
age of our 7 Day Sale, will d-ivays
find good bargains in Hardware
and Furniture at our store.
Give us a call and be convinced'.
We are offering Peerlesswoven wire
fence in all styles at below catal-
ogue prices.
You are protectnd on any decline
in price until April ist.
Binder Twine. •
We are Booking orders for twine unitl the lat. of April
650 feet to the pound is the only Brand we will handle. And
any one putting in their order wilt be protected in case they
run short in Fall. As we ntend Carrying only a limited sure
plus. Our prices will be announced as Moll as possible and
will be as low as any quotation you may receive elsewhere,.
MELI
PHOL%E, 63
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New Styles! NiVe. Meths! titm Prices!
Spring and Sumrner
The "BROADWAY' -LTA
Correct Clothing for Men
Produce Wanted.
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Let us toke your
measure fi.:1r an up,.
to date S JI T of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coco with a
Guararflted Fit.
Hundreds of Sam..
pies to chose from
ButerickFashions
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