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?YR(Ct H te A L
e are ready to show you a complete
range of Spring and Summer Goods
at prices greatly reduced from 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 serges 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 serges all colors
at per yard ... ...... 85c
New Silks
Fine quality, Duchess, silk in
navy' blk, brown 36 -in. at $2.50
Good quality shantung at _ $1.00
New tricollette Blouses all col-
ors at each $3.00
New Stock of window shades,
Curtain Rods and Scrimnas,
Marquesettes from 20c, yd.
to $1.75.
Men's Wear
. New lot of mens' and Boys' Fine
Shirts, Caps, Ties, Belts, Etc.
Produce Wanted
teroammr.,,
Aluminum Kettles
ONLY A. FEW LEFT. 20 -YEAR
GUARANTEED KETTLE WITH
$105 WORTH GROCERIES FOR
ONLY $2.99.
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Phone 67
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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 'rubes
BATTERY SERVICE STATION AND REPAIRS. ALSO BATTERY
CHARGING.
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 WILL COST
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IF YOU ARE SATISFIED, TELL
OTHERS. IF NOT, WHY TELL US.
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attr ss in, Springs
We have just added to our stock a
complete line of Bothwell Beds,
Sprtngs and Mattress, the line we
s eds,
OP:
CARRY CANNOT FAIL TO FILL YOUR REQUIREMENTS AT +
REASONABLE PRICES,
THE PAINTING BOOM HAS STARTED, AND WE AL-
WAYS CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE OLD RELIABLE +
SHERWIN WILLIAMS pAmrs, VAP,NTSIIES, SHERWILLAC,
AUTO PAINT, FLOOR PAINT, WAGON AND IMPLEMENT ÷
PAINT, ETC.
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FENCING—Parties requiring fencing should see us before Way-
ing. We handle genuine PI' >St Light Lock Fences. Also a +
full line of hog and poultryfences, coiled, barb, brace and
black wire and steeples, Etc. Car and Tractor owners
should se. us about Paladin" and Tractor Oils, Gasoline, Tires *
Tubes and accessories. New Perfection Coal Oil Stoves a 40
nd Ovens, 1 • 1 1
WE Ant TO SATISFY
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Ready -to -Wear DENOMY BROS.
Clothing GENTS FTJRNISHINGS
Start
Hobbirlin
measure clothing is
fled in every part-
icuiar and wilf sat-
isfg particular MON
In every community there
are men who prefer to wear
clothes that are speciallytail-
ored to meet their individual
tastes.
Bobberlin Made 'To -Measure
System makes t easy to give
every man the sort of style
and fit herequires.
Ordered
Clothing
DEN 5 B 03.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. Garfield Witmer was a vis-
itor to Dashwood, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Battler spent
Sunday at Dashwood.
Miss Margaret Hess of Strat-
ford is an Easter visitor at her
home here.
Mr. Bruce Rose of the Babylon
Line is spending his vacation with
his cousin Garfield Broderick near
Hensall.
—OBITUARY --
LATE MRS. J. B. FORREST.
Annie Lipphardt, beloved 'wife
of Mr. John B. Forrest, ParrLizie
Hay Township, died at her home
on Saturday, A.pril 15th, after an
illness of two days duratino with
Status Epilepticus, in the prime
of life age of 46 years, 11 months
and 18 days. Deceased was well
and favorably known to many in
these parts, having been born in
Hay Township and lived there all
her life. She is survived besides
her husband, by two daughters
and tthree sons, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hy. Lipphardt of Zurich,
one sister, Miss Irene Lipphardt of
Zurich and one brother, Mr. Louis
Lipphardt of Saskatchewan. The
funeral was held privately. on
Monday to the Hensall UUnion
cemetery for interment. The
services being conducted by Rev.
Mr.Lundy, of the Presbyterian
circuit Kippen, of which Mrs. For-
rest was a devout member. Much
sympathy is extended to thel,mour-
ners, to this, their sad hour of ber-
eavement.-
LATE LOUIS ECKSTEIN'
(Pigeon Progress)
Louis Eckstein was born in Can-
ada, near Tavistock, Ont., Decem-
er Srd, 1854, and died at his home
in Pigeon, Mich., March SOth, 1922
age 67 years, 3 months and, 27
days. At about 14 years of age,
he moved to Hay Township, near
Dashwood, Ont., where he grew to
manhood. On Christmas Day,
1879, he was united in marriage ,to
Barbara Geiger, of Zurich, Ont,
who preceeded him in death eleven
'years ago. To this union four .
four sons and three daughters we-
re born, one of the sons dying in
infancy.
In the year 1898 he Moved to
Winsor township and settled on
a farm and six years ago retired
and moved to this village. Pre-
vious to leaving the farm on
July. 28h, 1915, he with again un-
ited in marriage to Mra. J. C.
Wideman, of Twining, who with
the three sons, Daniel, of Jack-
son, Irvin of Zurich, Ont, Norman
of Pigeon, and three daughters,
1VIrs. Levi Schneider, and Mrs.
Frank 13eaVer, of Pigeon, and
Edna of Chicago; also one beother
John tetra ein of Jackson, and one
sister, Mrs. Moe s Geiger, of Zur-
ich, remain to mourn his sudden
departure.
In the earlier years of young
manhood he was converted to God
Ind joined the Evangelical church
in which he retained membership
through life. As a church worker
he held several offices of trust and
diatinction. Devoted to his home
he lived an exemplary He before
his 1 amity winning the respect of
his neighbors and friends. It
was while reading his churth pap-
ers that he suddenl'. °WI Weep
th death"
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
'Eggs 26
Buckwheat 75c.
Barley 75c.
Wheat .
Oats 60-75c.
Flour per cwt. $4.00-$4.75
Bran
$35.O0
Live hogscwt $12.50
Shorts
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FLORENCE BELLAIR
200 Montague St. Brookllyn, N. Y
SPORT NEWS
JUNIORS MEET
The Junior Baseball team, bad
a most splendid and well attend,
ed meeting on Monday night with
the following officers being elect-
ed for the coining season ;—Man-
ager, Milton Hey; Captain, Len-
nis O'Brien; Treasurer, Ivan Yung-
blut; Secretary, Edwin Gascho.
The Juniors of Zurich, Hensall,
Dashwood and Chiselhurst made
up a league so there will be
plenty of both junior and senior
baseball this coming season,
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Easter Tests of room
II;—
Jr. III—Lawrence Howald 83,
Norman Fieischauer 81, Dennis Be-
dard77, Ka,h.een Wilma 74, Edw-
ard Brenner 73, Willie Liebold 64
Russell Ducharme 61, Goldie Ut-
tley 46.
•Sr. II—Floyd Foster 75, Eleanor
Fleischauer 74, Frenzy Kocherns 72
Rose Liebold 66, Grace Koehler 65,
Wilfred Ducharme 64, Earl Thiel
.4, Bruce :Koehler 63, Beulah Sar-
aras 63, Wilfred Uttley 60, Rose
Albrecht 60, Laurene Schwalm 57,
Claire Melick 55, Floyd Kropf 46,
Ervin Dietrich 39.
O. M. O'Brien, Teacher
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Joseph Hayter,
deceased.
Notice is hereby givenIthat all
persons having claims against the
estate of Joseph Hayter, late of
the Township of Stanley in the
County of Huron, yoeman, deceae-
ed, who died on or about • the
18th of May, 1 1921, are required to
•deliver to Andrew P. Hess, Zurich,
Ont., Agent tor the Executors, on
or before the tenth day of May),
A. D. 1922, a full statement of
their claims, together with partie
denial's thereof, and the nature of
the Securities, if any, held by them
all duly verified by affidavit.
And take notice that after the
said last mentioned datethe said
executors will proceed to distrib-
ute the estate of the said deceased
among the persons entitled there-
to, having regard to such elairas
as he shall have received due not-
ice and in accordance therewith,
Dated at Zurich this 17th day of
April, A.D. ton.
J.Ilenry Itayter, Edward johnston
EXECUTORS,
Thus1'.prfl ntb, 1972
The store with th3 Libairal Cosh Disnorit
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For Four Weeks Only
Of Furniture must goat prices never
heard ofbefore. Price Reduction.
from 80 to 50 per cent.
A CASH OR NOTE SETTLEMENT IS EXPECTED ON ALL
GOODS SOLD DURING THIS SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES ON BEDS, SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES.
Don't fail to take advantage of this
while the assortment is good
FRESH CAR CAN. CEIVIENTCOMING IN A FEW DAYS
Edell& BRA
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_rerald Job Departmen.
Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop -
3 s, Check Books, Posting Bilis a specialty.
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to eQuiction
Sale
Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Men's Clothing, Crockery, etc.
PILCHARD
11b. tins, 7 tins for
...$1.00,
BROOMS
Extra quality ab
BRAZIL COFFEE
Ground 3 lbs. for .., ... $1.00
BAKING POWDER
1 quart can at 35c
ARROW COLLARS
4 for .$1.00
CHEESE per pound _ 25c
VOILES
All colors, short lengths yard 35c
TABLE SYRUUP
5 -pound tin
145e
SARDINES
2 large boxes reg.25c. Sale 2-25c.
SODA BISCUITS
Loose, 2 tbs. for 35a.
CONGOLEUM RUGS
Size 2 -yds by 3 'ds Sale ...
ROLLER TOWELLING
188 inches wide on Sale, yd. 15c
BOYS' JERSEY
Suitt, one and two piece.— $1.75
SIDE CURTAINS
Reg. $1.00 a yard, Sale price
SILKS
Reg, $2, 2.50, Sale price .....$1.0$
LADIES SWEATER COATS
1 only, Reg, $10.00 for Sale ... KO&
1 PIECE APRON
Ginghana, Reg. 40e. for
SNAPS in Dress Goods, a yd, 25Q
ALL WOOL SERGE
40 inch, Sale price yard ...
UNDERWEAR
1VIens' Fleeced, a garment ... 75e,,.
MENS' WATERPROOF COAT
A. Snap $2.754 $3.75, and $2.00
TAPESTRY RIJUGS
Size 2Xx3 yards, Sale price ... $1.4.00
Size 3x3Z yards,, sale price ...
SILK CREPE DE CHENE
All colors, Sale Price .- $1.8%
Georgette Crepe, Sale Price ...1.64)
MATCHES
3 boxes for
. 35Q
FEED MOLASSES
Try our Peed Molases at 3c. a lb.
DATE'S
2 pounds for
zse
MEN'S DRESS WATERPROa
OF COATS
50c. All go at $15.00
CASH OR r
Produce Wanted.
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