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We are ready to show you a complete
range of Spring and Slimmer Goods
at prices greatly reduced ft's)m former
years. Below are only a few of the
many lines we are offering:
Heavy Weight Tricotine
In Navy and black 54 -in at $4.50
Fine Botany Berges 54 -in wide
in leading colors per yd. $2.35
Serges in black and navy only
54 -in. wide at per yd. $1.50
Special 40 -in Berges all colors 85e
at per yard ... ...
New Silks
Fine quality, Duchess silk in
navy' blk, brown 36 -in. at $2.50
Good quality shantung at $L00
New tricollette Blouses, a19 col -$3:00
ors - at each ... ........ ...
New Stock of window shades,
Curtain Rods and Scrimms,
Marquesettes from 20c.. yd.
to $1,75.
Men's Wear
New lot of mens' and Bo s'EtFins
Shirts, Caps, Ties, Belts,
Clothing Ready -to -Wear
r r.
Til'' AI I1
DENOMY BROS. Ordered
GENTS FURNISHINGS ,Clothing.
Hobbirlin made to
measure clothing is
right in every part-
icular and will sat-
isf g. particular men.
In e'-ery community there
are men who prefer to wear
Aluminum Kettles
ONLY A FEW LEFT. 20 -YEAR
GUARANTEED KETTLE
$105 WORTH GROCERIESwITH FO
ONLY $2.99.
clothes that are special! ytail
ored to meet their individual
tastes.
Hobberlin Made •To -Measure
System makes it essyto give
every man the sort of style
and fit he requites.
J. GASCHO & SON
Produce -Wanted Phone 67-
Zurich's Garage
DE110117 BROS.
Produce bakes in exchange for Goods
ITEMS .OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. Frank Arnold, of Seaforth',`
,has sold his pop works to Mr.
Ashton of Gorrie.
• With the great variety, of wea-
ther this spring, the maple season
proves a good one.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, B. Battler.
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Battler and
family were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Bender on
the Town Line on -Sunday.
We are appointed authorized Chevrolet
Service Station, and carry a stock of
Genuine Chevrolet Parts
Also stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
Domini on and Dunlop Tires and Tubes
BATTERY SERVICE STATION AND, REPAIRS. ALSO BATTERY
ICHAII kING.
BRING IN YOUR MOTOR CARS NOW AND HAVE THEM REP-
AIRED, ,READY FOR SPRING. WE ARE EXPERTS ON REPAIRS
AND CAN GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE ON WHAT IT WILLCOST
SATISFACTION (GUARANTEED. IF YOU ARE SATISFIED, .TELL
OTHERS. IF NOT, WHY TELL US. •
H, Mousseau Zurich
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs ''. 24c.
Buckwheat 750.
Barley 75c.
Wheat - .$1.37
Oats ' ' 60-75c.
Flour per cwt. $4.0044.75
Bran ,f : $35.00
$35.00
$12,50
The dwelling property inclUd-'
ing - the few acres of land, of the
estate of the late Abraham Geiger
has been sold to Mr..Jacob Regier
of the Goshen -Line, South, Pos-
session will be given in, the fall,.`
Shortsl ;
Live hogs cwt
NESOME?
n, y Women, Girls
-Bachelors,Widows, - -Etc.
Join;,_ our CorrespondenceClub
and make many interea'ing friends.
Get acquainted throughout the
world.;, through. our medium. Marry
COUNTY NEWS Wealth; Happiness. 'Hundreds
Iing d Ph t Fee Send
John Rankin, financial and in-
surance broker, died at his home
at Seaforth on Sunday March 26th
from heart trouble after a few
rich attractive and congenial, will
to we . - 'o os r
50 cents for four month's subsc-
ription. $1.00 for one year.
FLORENCE BELLAIR
200 Montague St. Brookllyn, N. Y.
hours illness. His sudden passing
'came as a great shock to the peo-
ple of Seaforth, not only on the
account of the prominent position DOLLAR DAY SAT EXETER
he held in t he business life, but •
f ,r his worth and general popul-i Friday, and Saturday," April !A 8
aritye ALL ROADS Will Lead to EXET-
William Anderson, a well-kno •
wn resident of the 2nd. con. ,of St- I ER on DOLLAR }DAY
ephen, who has been seriously ill;
fort some time, passed away on It Will be a� DOLLARr-SAVING
I
Wednesday morning, March 29th, DAY For all who Attend.
about 7 o'clock at the'age of 69
years and 8 months'.
of the oldest newspaper
TIRES!
TIRES
+4.
BIG REDUCTION IN GOOD YEAR AUTO TIRES AND
TUBES, AUTO TIRES AND TUBES ARE CHEAPER NOW
+d+ THAN PRE-WAR PRICES.
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2 NO ONE SHOULD TAKE A. CHANCE ON BUYING SEC-
ONDS OR CHEAPER GRADE TIRES FROM JOBBERS, WHEN
j YOU CCAN BUY A FIRST 30x33 GOOD YEAR NOM'-SICLD
* FOR $13.25,- OR $16.50 FOR A GOOD YEAR -DIAMOND TREAD
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W e have -just received a White CCap Electric Wash 1Vlachine,
'x' which was formally the Time Saver, with 1'6th H. P. motor and
+3+ all latest -Improvements. Call in and let us demonstrate this
machine.
We always carry a full line of Hand Machines at Reasonable
Priees.
t OIIR STOCK OF HARDWARE IS ALWAYS CONPLETE.
; . WE INVITR YOUR 1<'A` RONAGE.
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One a
Mary in Canada died on March 27,' Kochems 62, Anna Druiar 62,,
when W. R. Davis, who was for Adeline Fleischauer 60, Milverna
fift 1 seven years editor of the , Geiger •57, Earl Yungblut 53, Helen
Mitchell Advocate, passed away at Thiel 2b:,
his home in that town Ile had Sr. Pr. Rolland Grenier 65, Olin
been in feeble condition for some Foster 26, .
Jr Pr. Francis Kipper,.Rich-
hetime. Mad he Davisved ld have the 29 , and Bedard, Lauretta Farwell, `Le-
eb and Mrs., Diwould . eel-. , onard Smith, Pearl Sararas, Ant -
theird the sistieth anniversary of 1 Dinette Grenier, Albert `Heideman,
their wedding: 1 absent. t
Thursday, April 6th, 1323
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
Another year has. cad, and -we wish to thank,
ALL ho support us and had confidence in our
business Dealings -
IT IS OUR INTENTIONS THIS COMING YEAR TOO DO EVEN
BETTER IN GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS VALUE AT ALL
TIMES, AND TO GIVE SATISFACTION, OR MONEY WILL
BE REFUNDED WITHOUT QUESTION.
IN ORDER TO STIMULATE CASH SALES AND KEEP AS
MUCH OF OUR COMMUNITY BUYING AT HOMEU, WHICH
AT ALL /TIMES GIVES THE MOST SATISFACTION. - WE
ARE STARTING A SYSTEM OF DISCOUNT FOR CASH SAL-
ES, AND ,DISCOUNT FOR ACCOUNTS WHICH ARE SE.TTL
ED WITHIN A CERTAIN PEROID OF TIME. GOODS BOU-
GHT AND PAID IN CASH WILL NET ECHE CUSTOMER .8% li
ON THE DOLLAR, OR - 27 ON EVERY 25c. PURCHASE
15 to 25% discount on goods marked at high prices
ON GOODS BOUGHT AND CHARGED WE WILL GIVE
A DISCCOUNT OF 6% IF PAID IN PEROID QF THREE
MONTHS AFTER DATE OF FIRST PURCHASE.
4% IF PAID IN PEROID OF SIX MONTHS: -
2% IF PAIN IN PEROID OF NINE MONTHS.
ANY GOODS PAID AFTER 9 MONTHS UP TO YEAR WILL
COST AS CHARGED. -
THIS IS BY NO MEANS A NEW IDEA WITH US, SINCE
WE HAVE ALWAYS GIVEN A FAIR DISCOUNT FOR CASH
BUT WE WANT TO CONVINCE OUR PATRONS THAT IT
PAYS TO BUY FOR CASH.
Make sure you are getting Your discount when paying cash
for Goods.
The accounts for 1921 are ready and if not called for by
Feb'. 10th will be mailed. It is our wish to shave all outstand-
ing accounts settled at once;, either by Cash or Note.
MELICK&-BRmJN
PHONE 63
ld blob ieprtrnent f
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Check Books, Posting Bills a specialty.
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Square Deal, Our Motto
STARE &
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT"
Of Room III for the month of
March.
Jr. IV ;-Mildred Geiger 316;
Helen -Foster 306.- Evelina DuclOr-
nte 2889; Irene Decher 255, Doro-
thy Brenner 226, Kenneth Koehler
223, Luella Reichert 210, Austin
Hey 197, Raymond Fisher 195, Cra
+ode Meidinger 150, Ethel Hess 140,
Leonard Wagner 137, Leonard
Prang, absent
Sr.' III;—Martha Heideman 270,
Wesley Callfas 268, Rosaleen Sar-
aras 267, Victoria Deichert 251,
Mervyn Schwalm 247 Gladys Mel -
lick, 233; Hazel :Bender 194, Alvin
Gaselio 184, 111areella Farwell 168,
Agnes Deitrich 165, Prances Deit-
2ich 60.
Jr, IIx;—Vera Kalbtleiseh 317,
Dorothy ' Zettel 295, Stella Callfas
275, Clarenee Farwell 274, Elzar
Mousseau 215, Willie Neeb 119
F. Mr Iralbflefach, Teacher:
A, :'Claes;—Armond Grenier.
E. M. Heyrock, Teacher.
SPORE NEWS
• N. W. B.
The annual
No>l:h Wellingto
iation' was held i
Tuesday March
the f'ollowi'ng of
Hon. Pres. -r
nte'8ton�. .
Four Hon'. Vice Presidents 11r.
Pritchard, IL P., Harriston; S'. .1.
Kemp, Listowel; J." J. Clancy,Carr-
gill; Dr. H. B• 'Coleman, Palmer-
storPalmer-
ston),President-•D. P. McFarlane, Pal-
merston!.
let. Vice Pres. ---G. H. Linklater,
Teeswater'
2ntl. Vice Pres.—B. L. IL Baru -
ford, Listowel.
3rd. Vice Pres. --Mr. JGrvis, Ow-
en Sound lnelr-
Seo'y---R. B. Morning, P.a
ig Stock ReductiOi
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Sale
Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries=
Men's Clothing, "Crockery, etc.
Commencing Saturday Mar. 25 . Ends
Saturday April 8th.
13 days of Big Bargains
Special bargains every day of Sale.
lst. Day,-, March 25th.
4 Cakes Palm Olive Soap . __.25c
3 Boxes Corn Flakes .__ _._ 25c
2nd. Day, March 27th.
1 dozen cloth pins_._
Yeast Cakes Per. Box __
10e..
5c.
3rd. Day, Marsh 28th
Bice, 41bs. for __ ... _.. __ . ,..25c
A. ORGAN
meting ofIZE
the lth Day, Wed, March 29th.
n Baseball Assoc-
n Palmerston on
27th afternoon and.
ficers were elected
W. A. ,Clarke, Pal-
rtoni
Report of Room I, for the month Treas.-H. Cr Gray',, Wingham.
of March. Sub. 'Committee --W. Barlow,
Jr II- Carl Iiaborer 8364 Le- Goderich O. R. Fairless, Lueanl.
eland Wille.rt 82; Napoleon Bed- Special. Sulb.. Com. to hear Pro-
d 74, Rilith Meyer 73; Al'ce Koeh- tests, etc—D P. 1 '.cFarllan arIo
ar 'II C. Gray,
ler 68, Nelda Schwalm 06, iCercil 'Iitarnittg, , .
Ottley 53, Greta Koehler 43; Grace acid 0, R.Fainlewae rv�il attrtirided phone
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"Zettle 33; Rttth Zettle 30. _ 'The Meeting .. ..�"
3. w.,. 1 • nre•yr,' ��. C"la'- "4.ty5w' C,,nwipw y 5.."13:1:4 loo..s
etita Stlith 8 , E,i 17011 It S*Cli i+t:':' 1,d bannd't O1tt1 1
abs. Oatmeal .._
25q
5th Day, Thurs. Marcy. 30th
5.lbs Roasted Coffee .__ ... _,.$L00
7th Day, Sat. pAril 1st,
3 lbs. Green Tea OA
i -lb. tin Maple Leaf Salmon •foe
8th Day, Mon. April 3rd. -
5 Bars Laundry Soap __. .. .. 25e
9th Day, Tuesday April 4th.
2- lbs. prunes ,_.•i �..
,10th Day, Wed April 5th.
2 Cans Corn ... O_.. .., 25e.
lith Day, . Thurs. April 6th.
Pair Blue Stripe Overalls ...
12th Day, Friday 'April 7th
Hand Painted Nippon China at
HALF PRICE
6th Day, Friday March 31st. 1311i Day, -,Bat: April 8th. -
_- 5 Gallons coal oil at ...Lo01 Last Day of Sale:
231b0. Calf Meal-.$ ... $1,0(1
Above are only a few of the many
gains
Bar.
CASH ott r=R,ODUCE
Produce wanted., Buter ckFashtous