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1.ET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR FEET
ti WE ARE SOLE AGEN TS FOR THIC.4 DISTRICT FOR THE CELEBRATED Dr. SCHOOLL'S
FOOT EASE AND ARCA SUI'OPRTERS, AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WWI SAME BY (RAKING
ORDERS. DO NOT SUFFER FROM FOOT'TROUBLE IF YOU CAN GET RELIEF BY WEARING
THESE. We have just a fe<w dozen pair of comfortable warm sP
ats which we are selling at abigisacraficce, and it will pay you to take advantage of these b
argains for next winter's wear. EVERYTHING IN FOOTWEAR AT .POSSIBLE LOWEST PRI
CES.
H. PFILE, MIS ZURICH
TEM ROME OF GOOD SHOES REPAIRING NEATLyY DONE
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NEW FABRICS
WHAT A GLAD NOTE THESE NEW; WASH 11 ! ':.'
0,00:b ' BKNG TO THE FABRIC SECTION•
•W MAY TELL YOU ABOUT SOME OF (THEIR Ys `` l
REFRESHING NEW PATTERNS AND •COL-
ORINGS AND PRICES BUT YOU'LL JUST, RASE TO COME IN AND
SEE FOR YOURSELF, TO LEARN ALL ABOUT THEIR MANY DIF-
FERENT PATTERNS AND COLORS.
CANTON 'CREPES
Beautiful quality pure 'silk and
Wool Canton Crepes, the newest
Fabrics for the coming . season!.
38. and 40 inches wide in all thellead
ing ,shades
' 'BBETT AN`i
'A L COLLARS
Just received a large range of
Bertha .and Panel collars in h
the newest styles. Sold bye
made the
yard_ as well as the ready
Collars.
GINGHAM
Don't forget to orok over our
Splendid range of Ginghams, Pat-
teriis> Galore.
Anderson's Ginghams in plain and
.fancies 32 in. wide and 45 yd.
Fine engli'sh. Ginghams, 32 in wide.
A fine range of designs, Spec-
ial quality and fast Dye at 35o.
and -40c. per yard.
:63 'Boxes Coria. i.:s .: Jr ...., 25c
A4 -lbs. Rice .poi 25c
,,, 5 bars Liferm>y soap, ._- _ .._..25c
z tan's Libby Red Salmon, Reg45
now, 2 cans .or 75e.
, ,Don't forget Preetees Special Bi-
t? ended Coffee at .,., .-., -..
50c.
Cry our Golden bantam Corn gat 20e
".4,SUGARD0O The Sugar market is very strong
,N•and present indications show Ian
.1 dadVan�ce in Sugar. Would hdVise
ou to buy, as exc. stock is lim-
.Vted.
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VOILES:
_Thi+s season, Voiles are elegant and as usual we are show-
ing the largest and best •assortment in the, trade. Buy;
early- as the demanid' is brisk
ALL PRICES AND'SaADES r
MEN!
Here's News
Our 1923 Spring Surprises
TO :11 -IE MEN OJ THIS VICIN- d
FOR SPRING;. THE NEW 1 Q
JUST WHAT YOU LIKE, CATS BUTTON HIGHER, LAPELS
LOOK SMART WITH NEWCONCAVE COLLAR.
SPORT MODELS WITH NEW PANEL BACKS ARE VERY 1-p
STRONG IN FAVOR FOR 'THE SPRING TRADE. AIJTHO WE '7,
HAVE EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW IN THE LINE OF NEW Qtr
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Miss Pearl Wertz is visiting with
,heruncle at Toronto.
'rift«. W;. IT. Hoffman was oni a bus
ins'$s' trip to London on Tuesday.
'Mrs. F., D. Walker of Port Austin
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is visiting her mother, Mrs.
3L .Edighoffer, 14th con, Hay.
Mr. Fred Steinbach who spent
several weeks with relatives: and
friends here, left for his home at
Cav'alier, N. Dak. on Friday
Meriting,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Denomy
pf. Windsor < visited relatives and
;friends at St. Joseph the past we-
elt , and returned to W&pdsot on
Monday morning.
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Mr• and Mrs. C. F. Hey of Bad
.Ace, 11/lich., who had been visiting
n several weeks with relatives here,
retrnned.to their home on Thurs-
i day morningl. -
'Mr. George Smith of the Baby-
Jori: 'Line, Stanley, has rented his
farm for a term of years to Mr!.
Cherie isGossm�a.n. Mr. Smith is
holding an auction sale of his of
feets on March 28th.
Ma. Joh Hey, Jr., or better
known as "Ruggles," in some dis-
trics, is this week making a. tour
• 1 of, 'rhe Walkerton district in the
interest of the celebrated Ruggles
tru'ks, and reports prospects good
in that district..
Our local Postmaster, Mr. Wt.
L. Siebert wishes to advise people
addressing letters to ,England or'
,w e sles, to be sure and have
tl 1 essary postage thereon. It
r+ es :4c. postage, fora letter
t ed : to ; England, and in all ca'Se•s
w. re only 3c. poistage is put on,
tIv party receiving- the letter at
"b
it e st na-tion ' as ,to.f.ptay,tWo
CONTAINS REAL NEWS
ITY IN NEED
OP A NEW SUIT
STYLES.
GET THE NEW STYLES EARLY AND BE AHEAD OF THE
REST;,
ASK TO SEE OUR NEW SUMMER SUITS TRIMMED
LEATHER BUTTONS AND LOTS OF NEW IDEAS:
va .
WITH
Just received a shipment ' of No.• 1 $e
postage before it can 'be
Zurich Will have a hand again..
A; enge'ments have been complet-
ed; and :prospects' are bright for
a iJumnier's 'program of open. air
catcerts 4Mr. 'Chas. Eckiaeir, lead-
• 'roadhageai; Baud, has been
engaged, and will enter on his
n,G leader of Zurich
Ba'nidd' on ^March'. 15th[ As quite
•• 'the members of the
farmer bahld are still in Zurich and
otheils are desirous of joining a
geed' hand will 'likely be secured.
Alfalfa seed. Leaveyour orders:no . '
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Pito ZURICH duce Wanted ��
Produce
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Save the. Pieces
We can duplicate your Broken
Spectacle Lenses from the Sinal-
lest Chip within 36 Hours:
HESS the Jeweler
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Chester 1.,, Smith, Publisher
$1:25 a Yeax 111 . `t�dvance,,,
$1,N NAl{1 N.+rl,ii,S, �t2.M.AY'BI7 AQAItt# i
Incorporated 1855
Capital and Reserve $9,000904
Over 125 Branches
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MOLSONS BANK
Farmers will secure sympath-
etic banking at any of our br-
anches. Careful attention to
the needs of Canada's A.grie-
ultural interests has always be-
en a feature of The Maisons
Bank. Savings Departments a$
every Branch. Deposits aif
$1.00 and upwards invited.
C. H. JOY
Manager Zurich Branch
A public meeting for the ben-
efit el the improvement of the live
stock breeders'will be held in 'the
Town. Hall, Zurich on 'Friday aft-
ernoon March 9th and at Hensali
in the evening. The object of
these, meetings is to find out, just
what'•th^ British and foreign mar-
kets' demand along these lines. and
steps will be taken' to get closer
to these requirements. Canada,
sorry to- sav, with its fertile soil is
considerable behind some other co-
untri-e whose soil does not contain
near the fertility, along these lint's.
One r• ' the big drawbacks is lack
of co-'". Every farmer
farmee ,should attend these meet
in;s and partake of the useful in-
formation given.
There passed away at the home
of his .daughter, Mrs. Richard
Days . Ex t',r on Wednesday mor-
ing F^b, `?8 Aaron 13q. Musser; at
the age of 3"1 years, 1 month. The
deceased had been in very poor
health for the past eight months,
suffering from a general break-
in. un - >.f the 'sy's�tenr. The late
Mr, .Musser was born in Waterloo
County, \vhere he resided with his
parents 'until about 60 years ago`,
when 1..:, wanes to the neighborhood
of Dashwood and followed the
duties o£ sawmiller, and which he
followe•d.'-nearly all his life in that
district.' A little over a year
and a half ago he came to Ex-
eter to • reside -with his daughter
Mrs. Davis, with whom he has .s'nce
niadE his home. In polit?cs hr' was
a I.lbeyal and was a member ,of
the Evangelical. Church. `H wa's
esteemed, and 'respected by al�aige
circle of friend's, and is survived by
fi\e nese end two daughters-An-
d.Tew Musser„ London; Angus of
Btit's`� Co'umbia; Peter in Man. Ab
rahaa'a�'�ir•,jt Mrs. Sheppard., Rr.';inn
John r,7 Tiuperial, Sash,, andMis
Rich. Davis, Exeter.
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ring ' Your MMsi e and Clover Seed. We always pay the
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highestQuality
fest Market Price accordingto
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Winter Horse roods 1
Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horse
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 12x84.
Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
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Ranging from $7.00 to ... ... ... .................. $13.00
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING- US A CALL. t
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A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand.
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
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HARNESS REPAIRING A S PECIALTY
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Now, that the Holiday giv-
ing Season is over, most of us
are' getting to think of our
CASTORAIA
of Infants and Children
ilt1 Use For Over 30 Yeas
AtvVays,beaxs
the ''
Sigiaalilre of :'.`
Winter Footwear
own personal and family needs
��. The weather has been cold,
lately and ask yourself if you
+ have enjoyed warm feet dur-
: ing this spell of winter. If not
4.come to .us and we can assure
you comfort in footwear , as
4. well as durability.
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4. 4. SHOE MERCHANTS
ZURICH ONTARIO
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Repairing done by the very latest methods
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SPECIAL VALUES
WE HAVE JUST OPENE D UP A NICE LOT OF THE LAT-
EST PATTERNS AND COLORS IN CREPES, GINGHAMS,
VOILS, PRINTS, GELATEAS, ETC. ALSO 'NE ARE MAKING
A BIG DISCOUNT ON HALTERS, AND HARNESS REPAIRS,
MITTS, AND GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, OVERALLS, ETC., ETC.
GIVE US A CALL AND YOU WILL FIND TIT AT OUR. PR-
ICES, (QUALITY CONSIDERED) WILL COMPARE WITH ANY
OF OUR COMPETITORS.
Highest x:'1.3(les for Fa Pr duce
R N. DOUGLAS
GENE! AL M 'RO .AN r
PHONE 11 - 97 BL
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