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Sprin
Smmr G.ds
We have a fine array of new Dress
Materials on hard. at pricesreduced
aboutT fifty per cent, from former val-
ues. Also new cotton Goods Ruch as;
Prints, ginght nes, galateas, shirtings,
cottonades, etc,, all at lower prices.
Serges and Velours
Fine Dress and Suit serges in
various colors, 51 in., wide value
at $2.59 a yard. Velours and ot-
her wool goods for Spring coats
at from $2.25 to $3.75•, per yard.
New Voir ad Organics
- Figured and Striped .Voiles in
light and dark shades and new
designs, also ,fine organdies in
plain colors. ' We telae pride in
our fine showing of these goods
now on hand. Come and see
them.
MEN'S WH AR
Now is the time to o:•der your
nee Spring .Suit or Overcoat.
We have a complete range of
,samples to choose from, for
made' -to -measure suits at right
prices.
WALL PAPERS
tl.rocery Vert..
A new stock of Field and Gar-.
den seeds now in. - Also Gardin-•
, er's Calf heal, Timothy Seed No.
11 purity at right price, also small
:lot of Alsike Clover Seed. Get
Prices.
See our new Wall Papers . for our
Spring. We made a special ef-
fort to obtain the very newest
designs in Wall paper and have ;
a good variety on hand to show'
you. . CERIES ALWAYS
A FULL LINE OF FRESH GRO-
ON HAND.
AN NOir 1 T
9
urich's
We have moved our Stock back to
DUNLOP, DOMINION AND AMES-HOLDEN TIRES AND TUBES
TO CLEAR AT (SPECI.AL PRICES.)
WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED IIASSLER
SHOCK ABSORBERS. INSTALL A SEI' ON YOUR FORD, AT
OUR RISK FOR TEN DAYS, AND IF NOT SATISFIED WITH
THEM, BRING THEM BACK AND WE WILL REFUND YOUR MON-
EY. GET OUR PRICES ON PREST-O-LITE STORAGE BATTER-
IES. WE ALSO ALLOW FOR YOUPt OLD BATTERY ACCORD-
ING TO CONDITION.
BATTERY CHARGING, BAT'.IERY SE.R•VICE. ALSO AUTO REP-
AIRING, ANY MA!!.:E OF CAR A SPECIALTY, A COMPLETE
LINE OF GENUINE FORD PARTS. GIVE US A. CALL.
our old Stand, and ai'e now ready for
business with a complete Stock of
Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No, 103
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I FROFENCE
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Good Ne.., .ws to the Farmer i*:*
1The plat Two Seasons we ha.>e been supplying our many
; Customers with Ring Lock Fencing. •`
•Having Just received a'l.ti. •. CarM
5' ',of Frost Fencing, we i•
'a' will ba able to supply the Public with a much better fence. t
ee
A, Fence that is heavier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil
and will streteh up more e v'rnly than any . other fence. We
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,i,41: carry all the leading ".
Styles in Ferns, Ing and Poultry Fence4..
ALSO A FULL SUPPLY OF.4
BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE T.
R STAPLES, ETC. 'i'
CALL AND SEE OUR FENC^ BEFORE BUYING ELSE- '
+ WHERE.—OUR, PRICES ARE 'RIGHT. 4.
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IF THESE GOODS DECLINE IN PRICE BEFORE APRIL 1ST,, $
YOU WILL GET THE REDUCTION.
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Ready -to -Wear DENOMY 1R0
Thursday,
April, 14th,1921
ClothingGENTS FURNISHINGS Clrodternedgf P� :ee
TROUSE'? 5
Dress, ' Work, and Out;..::-.
Trousers for .Mei... Youths
and Boys
Our Trousers aro to
be had in staples and
fancies in all wanted
shades of dependable
materials.
The Prices, too, are
in accord with condit-
ions. Buy now!
EBT lir
Soo
Padua taken in .ezchaaige for Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTE
The government is appointing
enumerators for the taking Of
the census in April, and needy re-
turned. soldiers are being appoint
ed wherever possible.
REST Hensall Spring Show.
The Toronto Daily World `gave
up the Ghost last Saturday morn-
ing, after publishing a daily since
1889. The Mail and Empire have
taken over the plant. •
Mr. J. Decher Sr., can be
at hie four-year-old colt, 1.
ster, having won several first
one second, at the spring
The competition was as high
eight in most cases.
Referendums cost •money.
not conib;ne an anti -tobacco
to be effective say in fives
with the bone-dry vote next
also an anti -gum v ote, in fore
ter ten years? Then the'
would be clear until we,. a_r
eeeee
for anti-kissing.—Ontario Jour
in foal, Dr. Moir and second., .W
Wi k`n en.— - rr. o'd Agr. ge ding
or filly, T. N. Forsyth. -2 -yr. old.
Agr. gelding of filly flaoed in 1919
W. J. Petty.—Heavy draught or
Agr.. colts foaled in 1920, Dan Brin
tne2e, Dr. Mo'r.—Gen. Purpose teen
Robt. McLaren, • John Decker &
Son, W..W Cooper, Ross Johnston
Specials ;—T. W. • Palmer, for
best Clydesdale stallion any age
Robt. Mur•'o,h_.— sea—Owen Olt n Geiger, .foe
proud best Percher stallion, H. C. Sol-
pad- !den.—T. C. Joint ,for best cani-
s and age or roadster shown' on halter,
fairs. i Thos._ Yearley.—Geo Brock, for
as best Agr. of Draught .colt shown
on halter, T. N. Forsyth.—Cook
liy Bros. for best Aar. team, W. Berry
=ote I CATTLE .
Aberdeen. Angus; 13i11 calved
years,
;after Sept. 1919„ H. C. Soldanand
April , second.—Heifer under 2 -yrs,
e. of-' y' , II. C.
cogs+ Soidan,-Shorthorns; Aged bull, A.
W. Ellerington.—Bull calved after
Bek: 1919, T. N. Fors r
nal' pper.—Coiv, A. h' R m� Pe
d a W Pepper. ---Heifer W.
d,n'W.
e bu- Pepper and second._Butcher ste-
sdayer or heifer, grade—A. W. Eller -
inked ington. • Judge, W. D. Sanders,
well r Mr. J. Gaseho and Rev,' F. B.
tune Meyer have added to their stock
the of high class• Anconas, a male bird
from Ratz Bros., Tavistock, ont.
At the Winter Exhibitions • in
col i Madison Square Roof Gardens,
o re_ New York, Guelph Ina Toronto;
es ;. the Ratz, Bros. gained numerous
hey first prizes for their celebrated
visit .stock.
and
the COUNTY NEWS
tu-
Hon. Mann. Doherty ' milke
cow in. front of the Legislati'.
ildinga in Toronto last < Tue
morning inaugurating the D
]More-1Viilk campaign. It is
to have aminister of agricul
who isn't above helping with
chores when called upon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer
Stratford, accompan:ed by tW
'alive children,• had a narrow
cape with their lived recsntly.T
were. returning home, alter a
with relative -3 in Dashwood. ,
when about two miles east on
Thames Road, their car turned
rtle. Mrs. Zimmer, who was
the ;front seat was thrown thro
the 'windshield, sustaining a
on the lin; and a badly bruised
hip and lep1 while Mr. Zimmer Was
ei•.ined underneath the car. He,
howe ver, managed to pull himslef
out tons he luckily escaped with
only a few slight bruises. The
children escaped without injury.,
in • Rd, H'eks. of Usborne, has sold
ugh his 159 -acre farm to Mr. Thomp
cut son, a neighbor. The price be-
ing $15,750.
..aoderich has not been collect-
ing enough to pay for their hydro,
and the Provincial Hydro Comm.
has presented a bill for $3,180.09,
a ' d interest of $285.63 for power.
This represents the difference be- t,ve'r• i the cost of power used and
the a nousit collected. Goderich
cois'3;acted for powera
t
this was inceeased to $43 $37,now it
wilt go over $53.
- Mr. and Mr3. :Robert Parsons, of
te.ley, announce the ens g
me
exit of their youngest daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth, to Mr. Jos-
eph Calvin Ferguson, of Usborne
Tto I ]tin nisei -lags: to take place in Ap-
LATE JESSIE LEHMAN
Ls the passing. of Jessie Lehman
'it the. home of her daughter, Mrs.
H. C. Zanfe Blake, another of the
family of Hay Township's pione-
sr,s ]elves us. Deceased had
b^':i ailing a number of years, of
which tins•: she was mostly bed
world. She was of a loving ho
est and pleasant disposition; the
by making boon friends with
Whoni she came in contact wit
So
her
Lehman settled and cleared``
heme•' on the Bronson Line, whe
they lived or forty-seven year
then moving to Zurich where d
resided until three: years
age when she male her home'
'with her tneliter, Mrs. a C.
Zalsle where sale went peacefully
to sleep on Monday, Anril ' nth,
1t the age of 87 years, 8 months
eyed 23 dive. Deceased 'was
nr-deceased by her.husband by
eight years, amt three Of her tast-
ily have also passed away There
remain.; to mourn her loss, one
S7;i Mr. �viillarii Lehman of Cal-
edonia. Mich.; Throe daughters,
Mi'i. H. C. Zipfe. of Blake, Mrs.
C. Boasenberry of Fair.. Grove, Alt;
and Mrs. Rousseau of Fargrove,
Mich,
Tho funeral was held this Wed-
nesday afternoon from • the lin
. aa•1. the end came only
releite .her of the sufferings of this
n- SPORT NEWS
i'e-
hl BAS7B,1L, WILT, HUI/ AT
me sixty years ago, she in
Husband, the late Abraha
cd ' GODERICH AGAIN
m Judging by the activity and in -
tenet shown at Goderich
spr ng by the basei,a l
I
a this I
Ise fans are look ins players oitlie.
see aforwar•1 to soin�e
' weal baseball this summer.
„-
'seeped si derabie changes to the diamond
are under way, and it is also pro-
posed to erect a grand stand.
Prospects are exceedingly bright
for Goderich having a :fast team,
and fro n rumors of oat from oilier
neighbaeing t ewn ; it may be gath-
ered that when t he,Huron County
Baseba:l League is formed, Which
is hoped will'• be soon, something
new svi'l bei seen in the class shoran
for former years,--Lonlon Free
.Pre se.
Winghini's baseba'1 club, chain -
os Mr. and Mrs:"H..t . Zapfe, :lake
to Bronson Line for interment,
Rev. I'', Ii Meyer of Zurich awl
pions at the North We.lington Le-
ague, are now fatly organized and
have a much stronger tenni than
that which won last year, 'he,
club Would. like to arrange erhibit-
itio:n games with any fast team
either away' nr.at horti•e. •Anyone
is Mg a good gable communis,
to with the •secretary, HC Gray,
inghani, Ont;
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en. R, A, Lund .
late!], y of Varna oific- a
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W� wish �o d��w your at-
ten�zon to a
fat Sea.sonala.i1.0...
Lines
Peerless Wire Fence (all Styles)
Peerless Wire Gates, Staples, Etc.
Martin Senour line of 100 per cent. pure paints.,
CHINANEL LINE=' OF VARNISHES AND STAINS
NEW PERFECTION OIL. STOVES 'AND OVENS
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES \
GARDENING•" TOOLS OF ALL KINDS.
SCREEN WIPE, CLOTH, SCREEN DOORS, AND WINDOWS.
POULTRY NETTING AND FENCING, LAWN 1VIOOWERS,
AUTO TIRES, TUBES AND ASSCESSORIES.
Fresh. car Can. Portland Cem.elt
New Barrell of N o. 6 Ign. batteries
BOYS' COASTER WAGONS;F CFL 1., LINE OF BEDS, SPRINGS,
AND MATTRESSES, CURTAIN TOLES, WINDOW; SHADES,
BASEBALL 1sATS, GLOVES .AN.I) BALLS.
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL L11'iE LINE OF MACHINE, AND
CYLINDER LUBRUICATING OILS, POLARINE, AND MOB-
IL -Ba ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER, 13UILDERS' HAR-
DWARE, AND TOOLS, METAL WORK IN GENERAL IS ONE
OF OUR SPECIALTIES, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR BINDER TWINE.
The Store r'tb the Liberal Cash Discount
Lie' Pith
HONE 83
NOTICE.
I am now in a position to do all
-kinds of paper hanging, painting,
graining and staining work. Also.
keep a large assortment of sam-
ples of paper and can have same
in short order. Satisfaction my
Motto. —Carl Blumenstein, Walper�
House, Zurich. tf-39
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COSH'-C.PA: Q(ECUTIVE
ion
Book-keepe s Smell phe j` y tPho a e ishing for act,
vancement tO qualify as account:uit. Home stud*
traini,y„not interfering tirfth your present occupy.
tion. Boo;det free. We have trained more Cert
fied Tubi;: Accountant; than has any other institu,
tion. We have helped hundred., of others secure
good onling, -pns do:is. .Ve can help you.
ni -ro- do 'r a ;.o•intr utr eoc`rt 1 o—R�t l nroa6n
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New Sfylee New Cloths! New Hula
Spring and Summer .
The "BROADWAY" Brand.
Correct Clothing for Men
Phone
87
Let us take your
measure for an 110
to date .SUIT o€
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fits
Hundreds of Sa m -
pies to erose from
Wanted.. utero ''ashjona