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NOW THAT EASTER IS ,A.GAIN NEARING YOU WILL
BR WANTING A IlEAL, STYLISH, AND UP-TO-DATE
'SLIPPER FOR THE OCCASION.
\% c' have just what You are looking for, A Slipper for
every F oot, in the Correct Style, and a. perfect fit.
\1 atch. our Window Display and some in +and ask for our
Iain, prices. O •
WE ARE HERD '.'0.1)0 BUSINESS WITI3 iTHE RIGHT GO
ODS AND, PRICES.
. H. PFILE
THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES
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G MARCH 2. 1923.
M H. G. mess was a -b+siness
v i'sitor to London this week.
Mr. henry Geiger, of Cavalier,
3�. ',Dak, is spending the week with
friends here.
1, r. Kuno Hartman and Simon
Sneith left on Monday for a bus-
ine s trip to Toronto.
Mr. Chas,. Gossmanb who has
rented the farm, of Mr. George
Suiith in Stanley, for a term of
ye ids, has _ moved thereon.
& Son are demonstrat-
ing ,a.' fine display of spring shoe
,Steok in their show window.
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O•r?•r� Samuel Sararaia of New
Duifidee is visiting relatives a
rousid.these parts, he also 'attended
Mr., •Schrag'�s sale of Holsteins.
Mrs. Wm. Liebold of the Baby -
1 <ikt Line is visiting her parents/
111:1!.c. and Mrs;, C. Volland near 01-
laton,.
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A play entitled 'Let;:s all • get
Married." is being prepared by the
•i+emus' Institute, and will be
given (some time in April.
Today, Wednesday, is the beg-
inning of spring and the weatherMaple
Seems quite seasonable.
syrup boiling operations will soon
be assumed.
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the Store with the Stock
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Lister is approaching ancl. Wwariner ispring days are ,not far
wvay. 'Lhis. Easter we present for :your inspection the fin.'egt
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Range of NEW VOILES', NEW. CANTON CREPES', NEW, :CREPEDE
(:RENES, NBWf (X1N7GHAMS, NEW SHADES and NEWEST. of all ,are
Our New' POPULAR PRICES'.
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Extra Fine Bleeched Sheeting
256. Yds. Wide for BED SPREADS
Thus extra One sheetihe 90 inches • wide is what they are ..;now
Using for making' Bed Spreads. This is- an exceptional good pieee
at $1.25 a: Yard.,
Congeleum Rugs
We have a`i ,arge range of Congoleum• Ruga •with which you will
be surprised at their OW cost. We have thent in patterns that for
:1 beauty of design and' richness of'color are equalled only; by expen
ive woven rujgtso i All kinds of sizes and patterns for Bed
Q Roon1, Dining Room, Living Room and Kitchen
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'Men's Gabardine Coats
FOR RAINY AND CHILLY WEATHER
To complete your neev Spring outfit you must at least have
one of these New Gabardine Coa tis. These coats are not only for
the Rainy and Chilly weather, as they are used for a real Dress
Coat as well. We have them in both the light and dark shades.
Also clearing out one line of Men Raincoats for $9.90, Regular $25.,
ITS .TIME
TO BU Y
YOUR
Easter Hat
OUB SPRING
STOCK IS
COMPLETED
the leo cling Spring 'shades and
. shapes, new ;ur1 brim , at extremely
$ low prices.
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Two Bloomer Suits
FOR ACIIVE BOYS
These two Bloomer Suits are just the thing for Boy'wea•
Splendidly Tailored and a good variety to choose from :it
the wonderful loW prices of $9.00 and $10.,00
Seed
,fust eeceived Our shipment el No. .1 Canadian grown Al-
and Timothy' Seed, Also Red Clover and .Alsike.
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Mr. Menno Steckle of the Bran-
son Line; and Mr. Albert Ritten-
house of the village deft on Tues-
day- to, visit relatives and friends
at £Imi'ra and ,vicinity.
:Judge Lewis of Goderich was in
the village on Thursday, last, to
preeide at the Iocal Division Court
but no cases were up, so only the
other usual business was transac-
ted, f
iiiU 1 flioi r preparatory services
,.will 'be `held in the Evangelieal ch-
urch this Friday evening, when Rev
S. M. Hauch of :Crediton will de-
liver the message in the english
e langu�age� "`
Q' PROPERTY CHANGES'
Mrs. Arne Stelek has purchased
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Tthe' dwelling property from the
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TEstate of the late Rud. Heideman
with possession given in ,a few 1
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SPECIALS
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for Friday and Saturday a
1 yard wide Pine BIeeched Cotton, Q'
Reg. 25c. a yard for . 19e Q
Heavy quality Black Denim,
Reg;. ,50c. yd for . 1111, 1111.. 39c
Black striped Shirting,
Reg. 30c. ,a yard, for 1111.
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3 Boxes Cornflakes for ... 25e Q�
4 -lbs. Rice for 25e
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2 cans Libby .bed Salmon, Reg, 4a
now, 2 cans for 75e. • Q
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'hone 59 ZURICH Produce anted.
Clover Seed. We always ::Ay "the.,:.
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Bring us Your Alsike an
highest Market Price according to Quality
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• $1.,25 a Year In AilVan •
$]_dip 12'ARRi es, 1ln Y lir (i it see ' 1111
Sara the Pieces
• We can duplicate your Broken
Spectacle Lenses from the Smal-
lest Chip within 36 Hours.
HESS the Jeweler
3EWELLER. AND OPTICIAN
PHONE No. 74
Incorporated 1655
Capital and Reserve ;9,000110
Over 125 Branches
MOLSONS
Farmers 'will secure syxripath
etie banking at :,any of our lire
anches. Careful attention to
the needs of Canada's •A ;rie.
ultural interests has always be-
en a feature of The Molson4
Bank. Savings Departxxiexits:at
every Branch. DepoSite o
$1.00 and upwards invited.
C. H. JOY
Manager Zgrich &ranrch
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y Tust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horse
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Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84. 'sr
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Also a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices 3 o
Ranging from $7.00 to $13.09
y + SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL. '
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P A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on hand.
.I ,Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
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• HARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY '' PHONE 1a
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�t eeks.
Mr. W(.' G. Hess has purchased 4.
the two-storey brick business
block, next to the Zurich Garage, ..
from. Mr. Thos. Johnson, with inim-
ediate possession. 14.
Mr. Eds. Haberer of Hay TN.
has purchased from Mr. Hy, How-
ard, his dwelling property includ- ! et•
lug 10 -acres of land, possession gi- et
von in October next.
Mr. WI. S. Johnston has purchas- ; 4.
ed the 100 -acre farm being Lot 22 4.
S.. B,. Sta_nie'y, sold at the mortgage ++
sale in Zurich on Monday. I(
Mr. C. L. Smith has purchased I .Og.
from Mr. A. F. Hess the business' +
block now occupied by both part- ,q
les as a .printing office and conn +
e} ancing office respeetatively. Mr.' .'3g.
Hess will remain • in his office as
formerly, with practically na
changes'.
LATE MRS., 'JOHN VOLLAND ,
Mrs. John Vollan.dt, a resideti,
of Zurich for many years, but who
for the past two months has been
eared. for at the horns of her bro-
ther, Mr, Thos. Houlden, died on
Friday last in her 74th year. Mrs.
Volland',s maiden name was Chris-
tina Houlden, IShe was born at
Whitby, and at the gage of 7 years
niaved with;. her parents to Ails -
green where she \Vas married. to
Johne Vollandi who preiieeeased her
about 9` years a ago, phe ' was
taken ill about eleven weeks ago
suffering from' cancer and two
months ago went to Exeter, She
is survived by twoi sons and one
daughter, James and George, of
Detroit and Mrs. M. Hasey, of Lit-
tle Palle, N.Y.. Two sisters and
two brothers also su•.rvive; Mrs. T.
Elford;, of Detroit; Mm. Wna.W311rs,
of N. Y., John of London an t hoe.
if `Exeter. The funeral Was held
or, Sunday afternoon, March lath,
eonducted by Rev. Fames Foote,
interMerit being made in the . Fx-
.?ter 'cemetery,
ATO 'RIA.
For blots and Children
in Use ForO er 0 Years
Always teats
the
Signaffltie o£
aster Footwear
LADIES! You • take great pain's
and. pay particular attention to
Your Easter Bonnets. We
consider Easter Pootwear• equ-
ally as essential, and san sup-
ply You from a Large Assort-
ment
ssortment of the Newest and Nift-
iest styles. •
Only a. few of them. are 'shewn
in our Window Display.
IN SPESTION INVITED
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Repairing done by the very latest methods
O. FRITZ & SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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SPEC1A]j VALDE:IP
WE HAVE JUST OPEN,' is UP A NICE LOT OP TIV e
EST PATTERNS AND COLORS IN CREPES, GIN6Yq. 'i Jit
VOILS, PRINTS, GELATEAS, Fac. ALSO WE ARE II,1;i liar G
A BIG DISCOUNT ON HALTER, AND HARNESS iiEt'..l KS;
MITTS, AND GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, OVERALLS, ETC.. 'c:TC.,
GIVE US CALL AND YQ,I3 WILL FIND TIIAT O1JR PR-
ICES, (QUALITY CONSIDERED) WILL COMPARE, 'wi R ANY
OF OtJR COMPETITORS.
Highest Prices tor .. Fa m. Pre t,:: . ce
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