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Price eductions
Nowin -effect on following
`Ptlfi�
lines of Saasonable Goods:
Mensand Boys' Over-
coats and Suits
About Four Dozen Sweater Coats
for Men, and Boys and 1. dozen Lad
res Coats. PRICES CU p TO PIE-
CES IN THESE.
Men's Heavy Sox, Mitts, Gloves•,
Wool Blankets, Etc.
NEW SPRING G00US .ARE NOW
ARRIVING. See our new Lot of
Prints,,,.Ginghams, Shirtings, Gal -
ideas, Chintzes, Creot:,s, Special
Price on 200 yds. print light and
dark Coles, 25c. yd.
• EW Shipment of Stamped mats
ori hand. Make your choice now
TRY ROYAL PURPLE
Laying Meal .for yeer hens.
Makes hens lay mor, e gs, We
have a new lot of Royal Rurple
and Pratte Stock and Poultry Reg-
ulator, also Oyster Shull, and
GRIT NOW ON HAND.
e
Oar i92 4 ' accounts are now ready.
Will YOU it for Yours. ,If not call-
,
ed for in a s h) i t time, .we will forward
by Mail.
. G SCHO & SON
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Produce Vt,a n .y ped Phone 67
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mrs. C. Frig is spending, this
and last weeks with Rei sistel,Mrs,
J. Kellerman, at Dashavood.. ,
In New York raw sugar has te-
ethed the highestlevel recoa:ded.
since 1920,, selling 5 3/8c cost and
freight equal to $7.40 for ce!zi'rttfu.'
gal .for .March ishipmenta, Oc.sugar
in New York means 12e. sugar beret
figured ,on retail basis. , ;
We are in receipt of a check
from Mr. Richard Nicholson, of
A.rthua;, Ont, for renewal of hi''sub
ascription. This pays Mr. Nichhti.
uon to January 1927, and has the dis
tinction of being the best paidiip
subscriber on our mailing ; '' `Gstp"
ear which we thank Mr, Nicholson,
We .haale however, a Iew on. out'
7st that are about as fir in ar.
ears as Me. 'Nicholson is in , a,dh
ince, and, we wish to drawthe. ate
-trillion of ,such to the feet that an
t 7ur subscribers in general, pay
'-oodi, and it would also' be +a cre
,:o have these few to pay up .Ale,' The regular meeting of -the Co -
wise and be, in good standing:, until of the Township of Hay was
held in. the Town Hall, Zurich, on
STANIXEY WEDDING Monday, lefarch 5th 1923. , All the
•At 4 o'clock, on Wednesday, Mar, members were present. The min-
,rates of the previous meeting were
'eh, at "Maple Terrace' .the honor adopted as read.
of Mr. and Mrs. Launcelot Clarks !The Report of the !Township
VernCal, a quiet yet pretty `avec-1 Engineer _ re Schwalm Drain was
ding took place, when Mabel .i. adopted' es read, arid that Byelaw
Elsie, their youngest daughter, a ,No..4, 1923, -be provie:oriale adopted;
came the bride of Mr. Ephriam'' , and that a Court of Revision be
Zurich's Gtara$e
AUTO TIRES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES' And
TUBES,. All Sizes (Best on the Market). Also 'a few Seconds to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices).
LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
CATING OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
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Also stock a complete line of
Genune Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, 'Axy-
,Acetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. , Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You Ww11,
PHONE No. 103
H,Mousseau Zurich
• • r,anse®oesseeeeim•W'o•ite*•••4•O••••!�•••••••••••••*o
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o QueeQueen Incubators I
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• Everybody. interested in the poul- .
e try business shoul know soiree- •• •
: -king abo t the Queen Incubator a •
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1 new one in Canada•.
• BIG H.�TCHES OF HEALTHY CHICKS ARE PRODUCED BY m:
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• THE QUEEN INCUBATOR, TREY TAKE THE UNCER.1`AINTY ••
• LOSS AND WORRY OUT OF THE POULTRY BUSINESS. PER-
FRCT CONSTRUCTION OF CALIFORNIA RED -WOOD COMB- _'
i INED WITH A FOOL -PROOF WATER HEATING SYSTEM AS-
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SURES YOU YEARS OF PROFITABLE USE, IT PAYS FOR r
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ITSELF IN EXIRA CHICKS THAT LIVE AND' GROW.
•We 'supply as well, the Queen Colony Brooder with air
even heat, night and dray, in all weathers and are known and
irked, by all success°ul poultry rar+setd.
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Iget ation,
Call and tee those machines and rt full inforrri,
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N;,o+4;AL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
35
Eggs ,,.,., , 30
Lnod apples pee 'lb.
Dutch setts per Ib. .,
Potatoes per bag
Wheat, per -bushel ' ._. • ... ,
Batter �.
7c
5c
75
1,15
95
Flour ger ewt. 3.00-3.75
Bran pe;,,ton .. 28.00
Shortsp er ton .30.00
Hogs 1.50
Owing to increased number of
heavy hogs being ' marketed, the
various packing houses find it
necessary to- ,cf3tablish the follow-
ing redretions.—$100 per cwt. on
all, hogs over 220 -lbs. $1.50 per
cwt.- on all hogs over 270 -lbs. $1.00
per cwt. on all cripples.
WO( n't COUNCIL.
Howes, of .Arthur, Ont., the. R
J. L. Foster of Varna. officiatin
The bride entered thee dainty dr
wing room,( leaning on the :arm cif.
her father, -wile gape. her away
She looked charming in her tail-
ored, suit of navy tricotne with•cae.
nna canton blouse. •andhat of hen-
na ;Satin -finished cere and ,ear>,;•ied.
,' shower budget ofu pink and 'Wh- lay May 7th for presentation to the
ite ;carnations, After the wrenn- Council.
ony and the usual congeetulatrons• The 'following were appointed
the bride and groom led the -way Road Commissioners of the Town -
to the dining room, where a dainty ships Roads for 1923, and that the
wedding luncheon was served., The C.erk propane a By-law vafliat'ag
bride received many handsome •
gifts including some cheques. Fol-
lowing the wedding the young 'cou-
ple 'lett on a !short •fronesytementrsip
to Totonto before settling, in their
'new: home.
WINGHAM CONSIGNMENV:e
SALE ,',
Greb, b CFF. Hey;. Rd. No. 7 a P.
The annual Consignment Sale Schwalm • Rd, Na. 8 a D. Ginger= *+++++++++++++++++++++++++.114-e+++++++++++++++14+++*,
f the ,Huron Co. Breeders' Asso� b J. Decher, Jr • Na 9 a p�
e' ore's Stab �_ �.. '
eheld on the 2nd day of April,,1923
'tat the hour of 1.30 o'clock in the
afternoon.' !The Clerk to mail .a
copy accordance with the Munic-
ipal Drainage 'Act. •
John Pfaff was appointed as in-
epector of the East Branch, North
and South Drain, and prepare a
report on condition of 'said drain
;said appointment.
Road Noy 1, a A. Stanlake, b
D. Shirray, c.R..McArthur';•-:Rd.. N0
2, aei. Aldsworth, bF Corbett, c
Vi'm Bell, d E. Details; Rdi. Nqr.
13 a C. Aldsworth; b. W: Dignan, e
E. Datars; Rd, ,Na. 4 c F. Stelek;
'Rd.. N. 5 at WI Dearing, b T.
Kyle., c H. Puss; Rd. Noie.6 a, S.'
Thursday. March 15.t h 1923'
41010 .. AN1MWMf6.a•P.61..NWYWPW='WY�aWw_. ...
The stare ar�jtla the Lih3ral Gael Jia:oust
As advertised last weak
we are off t,�'a stet
Here are a few specials for Friday
and Saturday .5th and 16 th
1 only White Rotary Sewing Ma-
chine ' -cut oak, Full Cabinet
Style, Regular ... .... ... ...$95.00.
SALE PRICE $50.00.
1 only White Rotary Sewing Ma-
chine 'same as cut,, .a •beautiful
machine, 4 -cut Oak.
Regular $90.00.
SALE PRICE $50.00.'
1 only White Vibrater Schu,'ttle
Machine, 6 Drawer.
A BARGAIN AT$40.00.
You can't buy them after
day at above prices.
Satur-
You can buy these Machines on part payment; Balance
monthlye
This is the Season of year, when you need a g ood .!sewing
machine;..
A few large 14 -qt. 1 x Heavy tin, Rimmed. Btotom Dairy pails
Regular 85. SALE PRICE 55c.
Calf meal while it lasts 25 lbs. Sale Price $1.2Q
1ViEL.ICK&FR�-IUlu
PHONE 63
t s held to L p•
C
, 'ticker, b' WM Thiel, c R. Geiger; +
to ton wa
Wingham
m, on Feb. 28th with a barge, No ;10` a , L. Schuaker„ b H. Kru- 'f
attendance present. Th average ager, C,aeksc es Steinbach; .'1 , t' . .II.
prcie paid for 49 Iota was :$8750 a J tetter; Rd. No'12 Max'f 1
The highest :priee for a b 11 $185,,,
Turnbull; ,Nol; 13, a P. Schade ; No g ~/
Villager, II: sold by Stanley. Came14 a J. iCamgbell, b •L. ';K-albflei- '�' it
'pbell of Palmerston to J. I1 ^ Krr schti e E. Hendricks;No. 15 H
ight;of Brussels: T'he h�ghestApr,ce }3Pown; Rei No: 16 L. Scliilbe; Noy.
f b $145 f Y e! 380
fora heifer '1 or f Ys► 1+ J.Geoffrey; No. 18 A. L. Sreena'n
.:-
consigned by T. Pierce ot•BruaseY� The 'following +
and bought by W. E. Stub,'s • of lowrng .were appointed
Brussels. Total amount realized
on sales was $4,355. : The ,average
price realized ter Shorthorn callte
was $90. Five head compoeed AA
Angus and Hereford, realized '$80
each: The only Hereford lot,con
,sistiing off a cow and calf, eonsigh
ed by Thos. Taylor of Wingharn
sold for $125. The biggest drail,
back to the 'sale was the lack of
finish to the cattle.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Report of Room II for the
month of Febroary. ,
Jr. III—Gladys Spathe, Rose Lie
bold; Beilah Sararas, Eleanor Pt-•
eischauer and Wilfred Ducherrme.
equal; Wilfred Laurene Schwalm,
Earl Thiel, Claire Mellick, . Rose -
Albrecht
Sr: II: Zeeland Willert,Ruth
Zettel, Floyd. Krofp, Sari Haber
+er and Grace Zettel equal; Nelda,
Schwalm, Napoleon Bedard; Alice
Koehler, Cecil Uttiey;.Greta Ko-
ehler, Ervin Dietrich), • •
Jr. II—George Grenier, , Mary'
Kochem'e, Anna Druar, Adeline F1--
eiachauer. Clarence Smith and.
Roland' Grenier, equal; Ear+' Yung-
blut, Helen Thiel, Glenn' Walper,
Byron Ducharme, Milverna Geirer.
Olin Foeter.
Olive M. O'Brien, Teacher
Poundkeepers, Fence Viewers,
Sheep. -Valuators. and Weed Insp-
ectors for 1923 and a By-law be
prePared validating
said d appoi
nt
meats.
Poundkeepees —AT Ingram„ E.
Weida, S. Grab, Casper Walper, G
decker,, H. Krueger, T. F. ,Turnbull,
zip. N. Denamme. '
'Fence Viewers—W. Caldwell, J.
Pfaff, J. Eckstein, H. Steinbach, A
Hendrick.
Sheep Valuaors—Wl C, Pearce,
R. J. Haberer, F..Kading.
Weed Infspectors-V.1W. Chapman,:
C. Stenion, D. Ducharme, Wz H.
Haugh..
The following account's were
passed=
Munic. World cash book and sup-
SCHOOL REPORT
The following its the report of
S.S. No. 5,, Stanley„ for the month
o fFebruary
Jr. IV—Edgar Smith 78%, Mar-
garet McKinley 75; Walter Mc13ride`
75, Irene McClinchey 72; Wesley
Hayter 64.
Jr. III—Helen Dimmick 83; Era
ma McBride 67, Elgin Hayter 59,
Russel Hohner.
II -Edgar McLinchey 68.
Jr II;—Margaret Robinson, Je;
nine Dimniick, Grace Robinson
Pt. II—Bert McBride, Elmore Mc-
Bride, Elmore Stephenson.
' Pt. I; --Bruce McLinchey, Vera
Smith, Russel Hayter.
Printer — Noreen Robinson, Gam.
pbell McKinley.
M b F,ed. Watson, teacher
CREDITON
, The Mission Aid of( the Evarigei
ical Church held a very 'duccessllul.
oyster supper in the Town Hall
last Wednesday .evening. •
The annual 'meeting ,ot the Cry:
editon Baseball Club was held last
Monday evening in F. W, Morlock
store andelecti,ern of officers toe
oh plate as I9llows Hou. Pres„ rF
Kerr; Clarence' Il.olt n an; Manager PE'-
ra Oestretcher; • A.ss't Man. E. .."We
Morlock, Sec. -Tress. Lloyd Eng•
land.
plies :53( 48; Tp. ' Clerk, res B M.
Do You Know?
THAT WE ARE ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FOR
GOOD PRINTING
+ THAT WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH PRINTED WEDDING •
INVITATIONS AND: ANN :OUNICEMENTS .
4 THAT WE PRINT CALLING CARDS; STATIONERS, SUCH
i.AS LETTERHEADS. BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND
D
STATE ENTS
WHAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR.TWO LEA=DING MANU'FAQT .�
.r. URERS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, AND CAN SUP- '
et
+ PLY ANY QUANTITY AND SIZE OF CHECK BOOKS +
t TRAT - WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVEla- +4>;+
e+ OPES IN ALL SIZES, CARD PAPERS, CARBON Olt `
:o TRACING PAPER, SHIPPING TAGS, MEMORIAM ST- +
ATIONERY, NOTE BOOKS, RECEIPT BOOKS INTWO
'SIZES, FOOLSCAP, ETC., ETC. .p •
THAT WE FILL YOUR ORDINARY SIZE INK ' BOTTLE 4•
y WITH GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN INK FOR 5c. . LARG-
GER
`+,F� QUANTLTIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS ,
44" ,THAT WE PRINT POSTING BILLS, AUCTION SALE POS-
t'1'ERS( MERC.AN,TiLE POSTERS AND ALL- GENERAL •.
' PRINTING OUR SPECIALTY '
a
8„ D 3%50; ;. C.L. Smith, printing act ' ° b+l •t + '+++•: +rAs.++•1'•t++ ++€•3 +++++3 + ++ ++ +++II•+3••€ +++ ++++II+ ++++£t'7 i'
157.10; Stroinberg-Carlon's Tel Co..
supplies' `141.39; North. Elec. Co. _b-�--
'supplies- 23.83; Melick & Braun act. Ready -to -Wear
42.10;4C. L. Smith, printing re tele
ephone 42.10; Bell Tel. Co. tolls Clothing
40.28.
The Council adjourned to meet
again on Monday April 2nd at 1.30
o'clock, p.m., for Court of Revision
re Schwalm' Drain and general bus-, J.
iness.
A. F. Hess, Clesrk.
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOR TODAY
•b)• The•Qhbentad wiII purrs •
odaLnbe u utter rear..
ec;r•. _�
I !shall yet praise him, who is the,
health of my countenance, and my
Goin. -Ps. 43;5',
My people shall dwell in.. a
peaceable hebitatiotre and in
sure dwellings, andin quiet resting
places.—Isaiah 32;1.8.
Withhold •not good from• them
to wh'onf it is due, when it is inthe
power of thine hand to do it. -Pro.
3,127.- 1.
He that keepeth his mouth keep-
eth his life; but he ''chat openeth
wide his lips shall ,have destruct-
ion, --Prov, 13;3
Let another man praise'thee, and.
not, thine own lips.—Prov,•27;2
Cast thy burden upon the Lord
and: he: shall sustain thee he 'shalt
r u fer the ri t o
never, a f h gh e tae to be
move&--Ps,i 5a;,� t,. ,
l rethern, if amen be overtaken
ie a fanrlt, yie which ere !spiritual,
x,ettore such:` nee in the spirit of
neekne s; c nstder_ thyrseit, lest
thou also be tenn.j 1:edi—Cial. 6;z.
DENOM Y BROS.
GENTS EURPITSHINGS
Ordered- : ,
Clothing
Habberlin
Clothing
THE BEST CLOTHING IS THE
KIND THAiT SELLS AND BRINGS
REPEAT ORDERS. THAT IS WE
x1T HABBERLIN, BRAND WILL
DO THIS SPRING. THEY ARE
MAKING SMARTER SULTS AND
OVERCOATS AND USING BE-
TER F.A.BRCIS THAN THEY
HAVE EVERt. DONE BEFORE.
PRICES ARE ATTRACTIVE
HOBI3ERLIN CLOTHING I9 RAC
KED BY .RRA131IERLIN SERVICE,'
WHICH MEANS COMPLETE SAT
LSFACTION
nnrioivrzi
Prochce taken in exchange for Goo��
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