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FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Goods
We have a fine array of newDress
Materials on hand at prices reduced
about fifty per cent, from former val-
ues. Also new cotton G-oods such as;
Prints, ginghams, galateas, skirtings,
cottonades, etc., all at louver prices.
Serges andVelours
Fine Dress and Suit serges in
various colors, 51 in., wide value
at $2.50 a yard. Velqurs and ot-
her wool goods for Spring coats
at from $2.25 to $3.75 per yard.
New Voiles and Organdies
Figured and Striped Voiles in
light and dark shades and new
designs, also fine organdies in
plain colors. We take pride in
our fine showing of these goods
now on hand. Come and see
them.
MEN'S WEAR
Now is the time to order your ,
new Spring Suit or Overcoat.
We have a complete range of!
samples to choose from, for den
Grocery Dept.
A new stock of Field and Gar -
seeds now in. Also Gardin-
made-to-measure suits at right; er's Calf Meal, Timothy Seed No.
prices.
WALL
. 1 purity at right pride, also small
YV ALL P,L PERS i lot of Alsike Clover Seed. Get
See our new, Wall Papers for our Prices.
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 CERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
you.
A FULL LINE OF FRESH GRO-
J. GASCHO & SON
ANNOTJ N CEIVIENT
Zurich's Garage
We have. moved our Stock back to
DUNLOP, DOMINION AND AMES-HOLDEN TIRES AND TUBES
TO CLEAR AT (SPECIAL PRICES.)
WE ARE ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HASSLER
SHOCK ABSORBERS. INSTALL A SET 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 YOUR OLD BATTERY ACCORD-
ING TO CONDITION.
'BATTERY CHARGING, BATTERY SERVICE. ALSO AUTO REP-
AIRING, ANY MAKE OF CAR A
SPECIALTY, A COMPLETE
MINE OF GENUINE FORD PARTS. GIVE US A CALL.
our old Stand, and are now ready for
business, . with a complete Stock of
H. Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103.
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]PROST4.FEIN CE 4
Good Yews to the Farmer
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. The n.sgt Tw;' S e ens we have been supplying our many 4-
; Customers with Rirg Lock Fencing. oe4.
Having Jus` received a large Car of Frost Fencing, we ..,Sl.
4. will be able to eiteb'y the Public with a much better fence. 4'
A. Fence that i• .r`i.vier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil 4
+ and will stretch u i.; more evenly than any other fence. We 4.
4carry all the leading Styles in Farm, Hog and Poultry Fence.
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4 ALSO A FULL SE'PPLY OF BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE
•II°4 SI' APLES, ETC.,.
;* C.i'ILL AND SE1' OUR FENCE BEFORE F BUYING ELSE- 2
* WHERE. --OUR, PRTCES ARE RIGHT, +
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IF THESE GOO 5S DECLINE IN PRICE BEFORE APRIL' 1ST.
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* YOU WILL GET THE REDUCTION. +
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TADE &WEinn
PRTR BLOCK,
ZURICH +
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
DENOMY EROS.
GENTS FD.ERNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
TROUSERS
Dress, work, and Outing
Trousers for Men, 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 naw!:
DENOMY EROS.
Produce taken is exchange for Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
All the business men of Lucan
hay e signed to close their place of
business at noon, Wednesday of
et .h o eek during the months of
'Key, June, July and August, st
arcing on May 4th..,,,,,
The well-known entire horse,
Col. Graham, owned by Mr. Thos.
Berry, Hensall and supposed to be,
managed by Mr. Cyrus Coloskey
of the village, has been sold by
Mr. Berry, hence Mr. Coloskey
will not make the already planned
route for 1921.
The fees for the officials con-
ducting the referendum election,
have been reduced from those
that previously prevailed. Un-
der the new tariff returning ,offi-
cers will get $2 per poll instead of
$4; deputy returning officerawill
get $7 per day instead .of $8; and
poll- clerks $4 instead of $5.
Stanley Michell, of Hen'all, 15
year-old son of Jack Mitchell, is
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
in a serious condition, suffering
from 'lockjaw. The lad contract-
ed the malady last Friday and was
removed to the hospital on Sat-
urday. Little hope is entertain-
ed for his recovery.
Twelve hundred imm'gr in`s from
lal parts of Europe arrived in
the city of Toronto on Wednesday
last..,( The newcomers were from
Reiland, Belgium, Hungary, Gal-
atia, Poland and from the British
Isles Among the crowd were
G5 English and Scotch families
from agricultural districts, who,
are going to settle on the land
to Ontario.
Whether or not the Hon. P. C;.
Biggs received a rake-off in the
mctor truck deal for his depart-
ment, the method of purchase lea-
ves ground for suspicion and the.
public are quick to suspect. It
was by denouncing just such me-
thods that had something to do.
with patting the farmers' govern-
ment in power.—Exeter Times.
Thy Cni'dren's Aid Sos:ety, God
erich, have at pre3ent nine chil-
dren in the home at Goderich, and
are expecting an addition of a
family of f Vei during this week.
The ages of all these range from
1 to 10 years, and, ofcourse, good
foster homes are desired for
them. Have you not a place
where one of these could find the
care and loving sympathy which
every child is' entitled to for the
years in 'whish it is preparing to
take its place in the activities of
life. The almost invariable tes-
timony of those who have taken
part in this work by adopting
a child, is, that they have been`
amply repaid for the care and.
anxiety incident to their bringing
u.p
THE REFERENDUM
Considerable interest was taken
on Monday evening as to how the
Ref ar andum. re ifte3 in Hay Town;:
ship, and everybody paid ,partic-
ular attention as th'e reports of.
the various poles were heard of.
There were 913 votes polled, a:
bout two-thirds of the possible
votes, as pet last election voters''
lists, and the ballots' in the var-
ious poles resulted! as follows.
Poll No. l Yes No.
Total 477 436
, 14,jQsity 4t -
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter
Eggs... ... ... ... ... ....
Dried apples
Wheat ,.. ...
Baxley ... ...
Oats ... ...
Buci.wheat . ... ,
Flour, ... ... ...
Bran... ... ... ... ,
Shorts
Potatoes per bag... ..: ... 75
Hogs...; ... ...... ............... 11.50
50
27
8
1.75
90
45i
90
5.00 5.75
$40.00
40.00
NOTICE.
Parties wishing to contract for
delivery of Dutch Setts for the
coining fall, kindly do so at once:
T. L. Worm} -42
h ..,. WAYBURN NEWS
J. E. Tom, I. P. S., paid assn of-
ficial visit to Wayburn school on
Thursday of last week.
-A gospel service was held in
'our school last Sunday evening,
but the attendance wsa very me-
agre.
Owing to the epidemic of me-
asles, in our S. Section, the Gos-
pel services will be postponed
until May 3rd.
Mr. J. Guinan, assessor of Ste-
phen Township, spent Wednesday
Knight of last week with, our teach-
er, Mr. J. S. Delgaty.
Th.) heavy rains o' las': Sa`t:r'ay
and snow fall of Sunday, left the
roads in a worse condition than
the previous week. r
Mrs. Carrier, of • Grand Bend;
had a paralytic stroke lately, wh-
ich has left her in an ill. condition.
We hope to see Mrs. Carrier ful-
ly recover and resume her usual
activity of life.
SCHOOL REPORT
Following is the report of the
standing of the pupils of S. S. No.
3, Hay. The percentages of. the
Jr. and Sr. IV. classes are based
upon tests - in . history, Geography
writing and literature. The re-
mainder of the names are in order
of merit.
Sr. IVs;—Luella Jarrot 70, 70.7%
Bella Kyle 68,1, Bona Blackwell
59 5, Marger , Richardson 90,8, Wes-
ley Richardson 36.2.
Jr. TV ;—Florence Armstrong
Gretta Blackwell 57.6, Glenn Love
38.6.
Jr. III; -Cooper Forrest, Or-
land Seimon.
Sr. IT;—Stewart Blackwell, Ru-
ssell '.Blackwell, Arthur • Broderick,
-Annie Jarrott, Roy Kyle.
Jr. II;—Marold Reichert, Mine-
rva Reichert, Wilfred Moussean.
Dorothy Kyle, Willie Armstrong,
Margaret Mousseau.
Pr—Tom Armstrong, Debra Ar-
mstrong, Elda Stephan.
Nesbitt Woods, Teacher.
SPORT NEWS
A bumper crowd of baseball
'fans attended the annual meeting
o.i. the. Seaforth Baseball •Club in
the G. W. V. A. rooms on Saturday
evening, when the fo'lowing offic-
ers were ,elected; Hon. pros., Dr.
Mackay.; Pre'., E. Umbach; Secy.,
Kenneth Ament; Treas., Tommy
Smith; Executice Com., A. Reid,
R. Welland, F. Cudmore, E. Smith;
reenagcr, F, L. Downey; represe-
ntatives on Seaforth Sport Assoc.,
A. D. Sutherland, J. Beattie, The
Mel) wit enter;' a team in the North
-Weiiington League, and with an
abidance of splendid material,
Will be there or thereabouts, The
OPLITicil is putting recreation Park
shape, and Minaer Wowman
Will commence active praetiee next
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Thursday, April, 21, 1921
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We wish to draw your at-
tention to a few Seasonable
Lines
Peerless Wire Fence (all Styles)
Peerless Wire Gates, Staples, Etc.
Martin Senour line of 100 -per cent. pure paints.
iCHINANEL •LINE OF VARNISHES AND STAINS
NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES AND OVENS
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL STOVES
GARDENING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. t
SCREEN WIRE, CLOTH, SCREEN DOORS, AND WINDOWS..
POULTRY NETTING AND FENCING, LAWN MOOWERS,
AUTO TIRES, TUBES AND ASSCESSORIES.
Fresh car Can. Portland Cement
New Barrell of No. 6 Ign. batteries
BOYS' COASTER WAGONS,F(JL1: LINE OAF BEDS, SPRINGS,
AND MATTRESSES; CURTAIN TOLES, WINDOW SHADES,
BASEBALL BATS, GLOVES AND BALLS.'
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE LINE OF MACHINE, AND
CYLINDER LUBRUICATING OILS, POLARINE, AND MOB-
IL -B., ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER, BUILDERS' HAR-
DWARE, AND TOOLS, METAL WORK IN GENERAL IS ONE
OF OUR SPECIALTIES, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR BINDER TWINE. r
The Store with the Liberal Cash Discount
MELIeK& BRIUN
PHONE 63
NOTICE.
1 ACCWNTI1
I am now in a position to do all
kinds of paper hanging, .painting, EXECUTIVE
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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The Best Paid Profession
Book-keepers wanted. Only those wishing for al.
vancement to qualify as accountant. Homesfuiy
training, not interfering with your present occupy-.
tion. Booklet free. We have trained more Certs
fied Public Accountants than has any other Institu -
tion. we have helped hundreds of others weer!.
good paying positions. We can het, you.
'nl _rn' tio•'a` A _cc nil Soc'et••Toronto
New Styles! New Clothe New Prices!
Spring
and Summer
The "BROADWAY" Brand
Correct Clothing for Men
Let us take your
nieasureforan up
to date SUIT of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
'iundceds of Sar-
pies to chose fro
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Produce Wanted. Buteriolaashions
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