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At Reduced Prices
Our 1.3 day Clearing Sale is now over
but we are still offering many lines
of goods at Sale Prices.
Below are only a few of the many
Bargains:
FINE DRESS SERGES ALL COLORS, REG. $5.50 NOW ...$3.75
SILK POPLINS TO CLEAR AT PER YARD .J $1.00.
CORDED VELVETS, REGULAR PER YARD $1.25 FOR ......75c
ENGLISH GINt.AHAMS, RELiULAR 65c. FOR ... ...45c
YARN, ALL COLORS AT PER JIB. . $1.90
FLANELETTE BLANKETS REG.,$5.00 FOR
REG. $1.00 FOR $2.70
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ALL UNDERWEAR AT 25 PER CENT OF.
ALL SWEATERS, SCARFS, TQUES AT 35 PER CENT OFF
BULLDOG OVERALLS, REG . $3.75 FOR ... ...... $2.75
NEW GOODS
We have opened up a shipment of new
Spring Goods such as Serges, Silks,,
Fine Voiles of every discription new
prints, ginghams, galateas, chintzes,
cottons, towelings, etc. All at lower
prices than last year. No trouble to
show goods.
J. GASC
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Flax Seed suitable for feed pur=
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reasonable price.
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Good News to the Farmer
The ,past Two Seasons we have been supplying our many
Customers with Ring Lock Fencing.
Having Just received a large Car of Frost Fencing, we 3;
*i* will • be able to supply the Public with a much better fence. +
4. A Fence that is heavier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil
and" Will stretch up more e vonly than any other fence. We
+ carry all the leading Styles in Farm, Hog and Poultry Fence.
ALSO A FULL SUPPLY OF BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE
STAPLES, ETC.
+ CALL AND SEE OUR FENCE BEFORE BUYING ELSE-
+ WHERE. -OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
1F THESE GOODS DECLINE IN PRICE BEFORE APRIL 1ST.
YOU WILL GET THE REDUCTION.
STADE & WEIDO
PREETER BLOCK - ZURICH
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DENOMY BROS.
Clothing GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Now is the time
to think of order-
ing your Spring
Suit or Overcoat.
We have some
very nice _samples
to choose from.
All Garments are
made by expert
Tailors.
DENO1VI7 Enos.
Produce taken ii=ohms for Goods
LOCAL MARKETS MILLINERY
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter 50
Eggs
Dried apples
Wheat,
13arley
Oats
Buckwheat 90
Flour
Bran ... ...r..... ..... $40.00
Shorts 50.00
Potatoes per bag... ... ...1.00
Live Hogs _12.50
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The Ontario Government kasja..n,
nonnced its intention of spending'
immediately $20,0.00,000 on good ro-
ads in the Province to be paid
in ten years at the rate of $2,000A
000 a year from the licensing of
motor vehicles. There will not be
much objection from the motor
owners if the money is spent on
trunk lines and main highways,not
always radiating around the big
centres.
HAY COUNCIL
Andrew P. Hess was appointed
treasurer of the Township at a
salary of $165.00 per annum, ap-
portioned as follows; Township
$110; Telephone $55.
Messrs. J. Haberer and W. R.
Dougall were re-aPpointed aud-
itors to audit the books of the
treasurer from Jan. 1921, to March
16th, 1921.
Mr. J. Preeter was authorized by
the Council of the Township of
Hay to hand over to the auditors
duly appointed), all moneys, books,
vouchers, property, and all papers
held by him! for the said Township
and the said auditors to sign for
the same. I •
Andrew F. Hess, the newly ap-
pointed treasurer of the Town-
ship of Hay, was authorized to
sign all cheques and receipts on
behalf of ' business done with the
Township funds.
The following accounts were
passed;
J. Haberer balance Auditor's fee
$2.00; W. R. 'Dougall, ditto, 2,00j;
G. J. Thiel teaming coal 4.00; Mun
icipal World, supplies 21.49; Clerk
registering B. D., M. 28.60; C. L.
2Smith printing re Township 110.00
Bell Co. L.D.T. Jan. to Feb, 60.30;
C. L. Smith printing re TeL21.80;
North. Elec. Co. supplies 4.19; G.
J. Thiel livery tel. 2.00; M. G:
Deity, labor and material 6.20.
The council adjourned to meet
again on Saturday, April 2nd, at
1 o'clock, p,m.
1A.. F. HESS, Clerk.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
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Misses Annie and Pearl Steph-
enson of Goshen and Miss Elva
'Stephenson of Parr Line are vis-
iting at their uncle W. IL Steph-
enson and other friends at Mar-
lette, Mich.
Mrs. Margaret Armstrong of
Parr Line is spending a couple of
weeks with coiisins and friends at
Chiselharst,
The illustrated lecttk* b
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FULL STOCK OF TRIMMED,
tiVND UNTRIMMED HATS NOW
ION DISPLAY.
CALL, AND CHOSE YOUR
NEW BONNET EARLY.
M. E. RoutIedge, Zurich
given in the Goshen Anglican ch-
urch, but was postponed, will be
given this Friday evening.
Mr. Tames 'Workman of Parr
!Line, Stanley, passed away qn
• Thursday March 3rd, at the ad -
I vanced age of 76 years. He had
been ill only a few days and his
death came unexpected. His wife
pre -deceased him a few years _a-
go. and leaves a large family of
grown up sons and daughters.
FARMER'S ATTENTION
Do not mise ,this
FREE No CHARGE
An invitation is extended to you
and your friends to be present at
a Power Farming Educational Le-
cture to be Demonstrated with
Moving Pictures. Bring the
Boys, to be held in the Town Hall
Hensall Ont. on March 15, at 2p.m.
Lecture Topics ;-Power farming
possibilities in Ontario; Preparing
Seed Bed; Applicationof the trac-
tor on the Ontario farm; Purehas-
asing machinery for cash; Oper-
ating 'tractor Implements.
Moving Pictures ;-Preparing
for the seed Bed; Growing of the
corn plant, which shows the act-
ual developement and growth in
a perfect and an improperly pre-
pared 'seed bed; Keeping the
bey on the farm; Buying a tract -
Or.
This information will be of val-
ue to you as a successful farmer.
The lecturer Mr. George A. Clark
is a power farming expert and
Graduate of the Ontario Agricult-
ural C011ege, who has made a
special study of this Power Farm-
ing work.
Remember the Date -Tuesday,
March 15th, at 2 p.m. sharp.
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Any one ,not having taken advant-
age of our 7 Day Sale, will always
_find good bargains in Hardware
and Furniture at our store.
Give us a call and be convinced.
We are offering Peerless woven wire
fence in all styles at below catal-
ogue prices.
You are protectnd on any decline
in price until April lst.
Binder Twine
We are Booking orders for twine unitl the 1st. of April
650 feet to the pound is the only Brand we will handle. And
any one putting in their order will be protected in case they
run short in Fall. Ls we iintend carrying only a limited sur-
plus. Our prices will be announced as soon as possible and
will be as low asany quotation you may receive elsewhere.
MELIeN& 1111' RUN
PHONE 63
ew Styles! New Cloths! New Prices!
Spring and Summ.er
The "BROADWAT" Brand
Correct Clothing for Men
Let us take your
measure for an up
to date SUIT of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
Hundreds of Sam -
pies to -chose from
Produce Wanted. ButerickFashions
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