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New ` 'moods
' a•rrn Oaliny days
-.are coming at.d you will • want new
dress matte:=al::, We
invite yo Aa --..p, tion of Our many
limes of New (AS
For Ladios Suits s oats
Fie,. Navy arid Bette Poieet Twill
51 izi .will: at per yd ... ... $300
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Trieeleaie, epecial quality 31 in,
wide, ;it per yard ... ... $3.75
Botany S.rge,s, all colors,
52 aches ceide, `at per y I. .._$2.25
FOR DRESSES'
Sergcs, all colors, from! 85e.
;i - r yard up'. to. ... $1,50
W.,- II popiTini, black. T a V r,
e•,° brow..z 50-in..vide et .. $2.50
New V"les, Or 1'•.''•i i -1+.e3 C` `t le
r'1otlee�s, Raein.�s andCreper.
Spl1 I<`L—All Ratings and crepes,
t t i,.1 eelera 38-i,i. at --- --.75c+
GI.:UK IS—Anc?.rs-rn Fine Eng-
Bee xin,'-i , us 32 ,n, width, 40
and 45e. per yard
A Range of Can,adi'n Ginghamms
ac 25e. to 35c. per yard,
House F frit°shhings
SPRING HOUSECLEANING
TIME IS ABOUIt HERE, WE ARE
READY TO SHOW fOU A FINE
RANGE OF •CURTAUS AND DRA-
PERY MATERIALS WINDOW
SHADES, EXTEN,iION RODS. CR-
ETONS, CHIN£ZS TAPESTRY
.CUR TAINS. SEE OUR NEW
WINDOW CURTAINS" WI CH SILK
PRING EDGE, ALL READY TO
HANG.
Small quantity t)';'
Linoleum and Cong. Rugs.
WE CARRY IN STOCK 4 -YARD
WIDE LINOLEUMS', FLOOR OIL-
cLo rHS ALL WIDTHS; AND , A
LOT OF CONGOLEUM RUGS IN
ALL SIZES.—GET OUR PRICES.
Wall Paper! wall Paper!
Now 'i's the time to think of Wall.
Paper and the price to buy list is
here, where you fet, more Rolls'
for your Money. W'e .carry Wat-
son Foster's Wall Paper, which has
met with 'Our Customers Entire Ape
pro vak. Our Wai'iplaper trade is
increasnig every season. Prices
from 20q. to 85c. a double Roti)
Forty-five 'samples to ehoosefrom
:i ax and Timothy Seed For Sale
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We have on .hanll a Complete Line ni '-: l-ei ()N 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 TI1E
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY• TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
Also stock a complete line of
Ford PfIYts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VA :Ii)i?S AUTOS.
I.X.L. i3attery Sales :eel ; i'1 ice Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
Acetyline Welding. . fl t'E11TAUFO RI.I'AIRI fi A SPECIAL'
Y, tt lilt. the le +'•+ n" Pat-ronizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You We'll.
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:,1,' fl:e 1:'C1IES OF I.IEALTHY CHICKS ARE PRODUCED BY
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LUSS .VN) WORRY OUT OF 'THE POULTRY BUSINESS. PER-
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used by all successful poultry raisers.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS
Orderef3.
Clothing
Habberlin
Clothing
1'}IE BEST CLOTHING IS THE
KIND THAT SELLS AND BRINGS
I I; p E A.T ORDERS. THAT IS WH
A -' I-IAI3BERLIN I.RAN).) WILL
DO 'PAIS SPRING. THEY' ARE
MAKING SMARTER SUJITS ANI)
OVERCOATS AND USING BE-
IER FABRCIS THAN `.1`13.:EY
II e E EVER DONE BEFORE.
PRICES ARE AT:1'Y A C'i'IVE
110313ERLIN CLOTI•IING IS LAC
KED) BY Ii Ali BERLIN SERVICE,
WHICH (ICH MEANIS COMPLETE SAT
IISFACTION
DENOMY EROS.
Product taken in exchange for foods
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
NOTICE
TO .TRUCK. DRIVERS
The law stipulates that no truck
driven on a County highway dur-
ing the month of March andApril
shall beloaded over one half its
rated capacity. Any violations of
this law will be rpeorted.
Dan Oswald, Overseer.
er.
we have a place open for you.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING OF
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL
CHURCH, ZURICH
A full house met in the Evangel-
ical Church on Monday night,
March 26th?, 1923, to transact the an-
nual business. The Rev. J. G. Litt:
pastor, • was in elle chair and open
ed the meeting with devotional ex-
ercises. The secy,., J. Preeter,wha
was also re-elected for the coming
year, read, the minutes of last me-
eting for information.
The Pa'storor's message was in
part es follows ;—
"Dear Brethern and Co'laborers;
At this time we are called upon
to reflect upon another year of
varied a.ctivitie-s in our church
life. It was another bury year.
Our accomplishments;, we confess
fail to fully 'satisfy our hopes and
anticipations with which we en-
tered upon the conference year.
With profound gratitude to our
heavenly Father, we are permitt
ed to' say that our united labors
have however not been in vain.
Our public (services have been
well attended and have been se-
asons of mutual inspiration arid.
encouragement. The various
Auxiliaries were active and ef-
fective, and very' helpful in car-
rying on our varied enterprises.
The Superintendents, Presidents,
other officers and Teachers seem
to realize their opportunities and
responsibilities, and are apply-
ing themselves faithfully to their
tasks. As Pastor, I desite to
express my appreciation of the
support and encouragement by
the officials of the different bo-
ards and organizations aid
members generally. Our rev-
ival tservices were not as succes-
isful as we hoped. fort. Weather
and other conditions were against
us. Some good was done no
doubt. At the Hay appointment
the attendance and interest too
was very gohd during the year.
The finances, . notwithstanding
the tightness of money, are com-
ing up.
After giving ;statistical report
'of the congregation, as well as
the number ,of visits reported a-
mong the; families, under his pas-
toral care during the year, he
continued.—"The past year was
not devoid of worries, cares and
anxietied, but these we all have
and you have helped to make the
burdens light and the work pl-
casant,, , I can scarcely hope that
in my efforts I succeeded in pl-
easing everybodyb but` I did the
the best I could,. and take it
for granted that your criticisms
of roe were those of love, and I'
want to thank you on this occas-
ion for lyour prayerful, sympath-
etic and, practical 'support, as
well as for kindnesses shown me
and my family. .
Above all we feel grateful to
our Beavenly Fath.e•r lo the man,-
Bold benefits, the wonderful de-
lithi+ttnce;s and sustaining grace
humbly acknowledge His mercies.
rill honor'+, .. glory and praise to
)flim who( redeemed nes.
The Chairman then called upon
the heads' of the various departm-
ents for short reports, which were
all interested, and evidenced alert -
nese to the work in•hand. A.Melick
classlleader reported in behalf of
the preyermeetings that they were
well atteirded, and were 'spiritulal.
3. Preeter reported a succeesfuh
year in every way from the Sun-
day School. He also reported for
Missionens. J. E. Gascho the cur-
rent treasurer, had put his splen-
did *report on the blackboard, 'sh-
twing receipts. and. how the money
Wats -spent.. The accoupt shows -e
small deficit, which will in alllik-
elihoocl be 'oracle: up ofn;the near,
i[tnre: .114, ;G: Siebert reporrted;for
the Forward Movement ,Fund. W,
13. Pfile reported a good yearn for
the Evangelical League. Mills. C.
'sitz had aegood word. for the
Ladies' Aid, end also gave a short
report on the cradle Role Mrs:
Heyrock had :some interesting
things to say about the choir,All
these reports, as well ars others,
jroved the. fact that the Evangel-
icals believe in wide awake and
thorough work. IA. • Melick., who;so
had expired, was relected . as Tr-
ustee for a term of three years•.
The Banner Bearer Sunday School
;Class, were elected. as Church ush-
ers for the coming year. After
a number of important business
lers had beep disposed of, the con
gregation were invited down 'stairs
where the ladies had prepared li-
ght refreshments and were a de-
lightful ,social hour was spent
Inc Ladies were 'extended a hearty
vote of e,hanks for their kindness
as well as thoughtfulness, rafter
which all jointed in singing "Blest
Be The Tie That Binds'."
JI,BIBLE THOUGHT
...FOR TODAY
Barra.4. w ?•
prta.lee. citta{. i� i1 rm"„n
Glory' be to rod inthe hi/heat
and. on earth peace, good will, to -
'w and men. , .
The' Lord God is a sun and sh-
ield, the Lord Will gi : e grace and
glory; no, good thing will bei iviht-
hold 'from( them that walk upright.
The peace of God, which passeth
fill un d,erstandnig, shall keep
your hearts and mnids through Je
us Christ.
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Fear thou not; for I am ,'with
thee; be ;not dismayed; ,for I an
thy God; I (will etrengthed; I will
help thee!. yea, I Will uphold thee
'With the right hand of my righteo-
ousness.. • i'
He that coveteth leis sine shall
not pro, p(r; but whose confesseth
and forsakethf them shall "taverner
ey. , '
For getting th'o;(e things which
nate behind and reaching 'forth
unto these) things which are before
I press toward, the mark for tate
prize of the high calling of God
in Christ, Jesus.
Whosoever therefore shall hums,
ble himself as this little child, the
'seine is ;greater in the kingdom of
s r bountifully bestowed. W,e h ,tavetiLL
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ATTENTIO
Mr. farmer
NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR FENCING, AND. WE ARE
IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU A GOOD CHOICE OF FENCE
AT VERY LOW PRICES.iTf IS IS HIGHEST GRADE MADE.
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WE HAVE FENCING HERE ALSO' AT A LOWER PRICE--�
COMB AND LOOK IT OVER, IT MAKES A GOOD FENCE,
WELL GALVANIZED AND WILL STRETCH UP FINE. IF'
WE DO NOT HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT IN THIS LINE
OF FENCE, WE CAN GET IT FOR YOU IN A FEW DAYS.
Take Notice
Every prospective buyer should know this. This is very
important,. — A Chain, no :matter how large, is only strong as
its weakest link. — Now this is the point we are driving at.
Da not be satisfued with any Fence which hes not as heavy
a wire used in, the lock, asthe line and upright wired, bee
cause it is bound to go at that point first, and time will surely
tell.
We have on hand an an assortment of Choice Galvanized Gatti
Price's will be- right.
We have painted Gates in stock from -last year, while theme y las
We won't refuse any reasonable offer; You make the pric
Barb Wire, Coiled Wire, Plain lV(ire all galvanized. Bigistoc'
enough for all. Staples, Black wire, Augers, Pliers,; in -fat
every -thing you need.
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2 large Fence stretchers at your disposal. Ask for one,'
you need it, No Charge.
NOW LET'S GO AND lI AKE THIS A BUMPER FENCE a'EA
mEueics, BRAUN
PHONE 63
11111600001.
NO INQUIRING AFTER
Stray Stock
CHAMPION
BRAND
tanamaiT e o
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,� uuse
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AT LEAST SOME EACH YEAR
Put a certain amount of wire fencing every year until your whole farm is
fitted with hog -tight, horse high, full strength Champion Brand "CANADIAN”
Fence strung on American Steel Posts. This is true economy.
We sell Champion Brand "CANADIAN" fence with the utmost confidence
in its satisfaction on your fai.m; Right Prices—Right Quality, Right Service—
backed by the guarantee. of The Canadian Steel 85 Wire Co., Limited,
Hamilton, Ontario.
Melick :.raun, Zurich
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A Safe and Popular
Form of Investment
Huron & Erie Debentures are issued for $100. or
more for a term of one, twwo, three, four or five years.
At the end of 1922 over $10,640,000. were invested. in
Huron &, Erie Debentures.
500. will earn for You
Gi G1
1000.
1 27.5Q
P
55.00
I' reconmrend. Huron & Erie Debenture's because they
are safe -guarded by Assets of over Twenty-five Million
Dlarsi
HAo1V 'YOU SP. RT1 FUNDS FOR INVESTMENT! OA1
AND SEE 11li A'1.' ANY +TI'ME.
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