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ROFIiS and
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SpeeiaI to
the CaS�. buyer, Our Motto for
:�aii and Winer Trade
WE REALIZE THAT TIIE BUYING POWER OP OUB CUSTOM-
ERS IS NOT AS GREAT Aei IN YEARS GONE BY, SO WE .WANT
TO GIVE YOU LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES IN GOODS CONSIST,
ENT WITH QUALITY AND • SERVICE. HENCE OUR MOTTO
The first hunt of cooler Weather ,scads tlzv prudent housewife'
hurrying to the Strre for wazmei Dress Material, Underwear, Sw-
eater Coats, Cashmere and .WooLliesiery, Etc. 1'!e 'are sure You
eau make a very a4tti:;factory (tholes. from our display of new Fail
and Winter Goods - .....
Sweater Coats
At remarkable lIo v Prices,' They
tame iris all wool heavy'' weight,
Pullover or button ,style, in great
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y of colors and. patterns..
Monarch Yarns
Again in ,'stock m leading colors.
We carry .Monarch Down, Dove.
land Silver.twist . 1 •
UNDERWEAR
LENNteRDS UN DER R FO
*OMEN AND CHiLD.tREN
This line is gi-vaig extra satisfac-
tion to our custorneis, It is a gar-
ment of part woo, aid cotton yarns
Well :rade and finished ' in low neck
'and short sleeve, or no sleeve, as
'well as an, long aleeet style. Pr-
iced from, Bae. to $1.75 a garment
J. GAS
Produce panted
OVERCOATS
12 only, New Mens Overcoats' to
hand.' NEWEST STYLE, AT
RIGHT PRICES. .SEE i'IrUEIV.
Celery! Celery!
No.I QUALITY FRESH . CELERY
egaOR SALE, GROWN IN OUR
QOWN GARDENS. LARGE OR.
SMALL ORDERS FILLED PROMP-
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GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO COMPARE WITH ANY "" OTPIER
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We also . handle the f'
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k COMPLETE LINE OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES AND GEN-
,UINE FORD PARTS ° ALWAYS ON HAND
NOW IS THE TIME.;TO HAVE YOUR CAR REPAIRED.
POLICY IS FIRST, HERE, FIRST SERVED. COME EARLY
.AVOID THE RUSH. WE ARE EXPERTS ALONG .THIS LINE,
CAN ATTEND TO YOUR NEEDSAX.Y ACTYLIN WELDING
BATTERY CHARGING
BATTERY REPAIRING
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr jack Melli,nalce :Gf Hensel'
called in, toe t'i';age or'edl;c;. d w
e1r and Mrs A. eieacli 1wsse at
Suaforth on,'Bonder
.1r Jos. E, Di uar waS; ke,btisiiiess
Visitor to Se,lfar+th oh, JYL :idia,yy
Mr and 1V1i s Sy1 W itm ia,n'd fain
ily spent •the past week.: �tii veleta -
ands at li:itclener, lxueljveleta-
ands ,.ane kesa
era other pQi)ats •
BORN ,
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2,11 1'4' I 1 on SEI) fiber 21
,•.t*Mr ani Mrs" Mi1toriieantz,
daug titer
echroder--At '?ashwood Sept-
ember 9th, to Mr and rs will,
vSchroedeer, stir),
iVeathy lid. Exeter., on pa','9, to
•Mr'ancli1Gliis' Weethy, + en
Snell—In Exeter, on Se4 2.th. to
;1Ir wild Mr.i cy.J. Snell ' ,rruil .•
BLAKlE
• The Mission Band it'
dtlieir
inoethly meetii g tht 1ure;
Satarday Sept, 29th, t ,•'0 cici
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teirdanee is requests vac/ ,'
Mr and Mrs Cluist l3iodf`er ai.0
family spent the weeka44 ',tat,
friends at T a .istoo k
The Misses Lydia • alit ;E iia Gi a
isnric li spent Saturday Veiling
with friends in the villa.
Mr and Mrs Sam flay a °% family.
spent Sunday evening w , 1., 'fri-
ends
erids in Zurich
Miss Alberta Finlay willed on.
W nCls in the ori •S Ltcidi..iy
bli66 .Ida Gii)ge:rie,h vilciaecl, he
riend Miss, Blanch Jeffre, oar. Sat-
ourclaay last
STANLEY TOWNS k-
1Tr auct 1Vtrs Charlie Pres i 'of Mi-
chigan, and iYlis Shaw ..Tach see Fred
of London 'called loll 1'r%n 1s lir
Stanley on Saturday
Mr and Mrs Wt L StogtLlt of
Sutton spent a lewt days l.tst
week math thii lather's partuts, ll'1i
aLU.% Mrs (Geo. Dowson
Alias Edna McCeintoy'• c Lon-
don spent Sueday at the hos e of.
sr�r brother 01 vial :r ,
ieliss Della leeya is visitin> ` +t
present with. cousins ,in Clin.ano
Mrs John Reid and chilly en 're-
luin::S this to their home
!',i it, Mrs Reid has spent the pit
two months wlaitink On lies iilot'rt.rt
IVlrs u Johnston $r,, who 'h d her
,dip fractured by a tali. but we Kura
pleased to :sly' rs in prroving.
Remember the school, F?;r at
Varna next elrnciay, Oct. est
AUCTION
OF ,F_1R111,' 1 All dI E,T OCR I1`upL
T.,Ei\1:ENIS AND 'HO U S,f•HOse..p F
Will be held i;i inili s Wiest of Dash
wood in Stephen Town,:hop on Lo
3.277, Northn .13oundry,- on
TIiUk SDAY OCTOBER L1 tie iJez
Commencing at LU o'clock aj m
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REAL ESTATE-Tarcontainiir_
75 acres snore or less, then-ei i on: the
pre'inises a bank 'darn, :pig $table,
driving shad, frame house; 4s web
fenced and well 'drained, a never
failing rock well with fust class
water pumped with wind mill,. a
good orchard, smoke house . win
cern ont floor. and wood house.
LIVE •STOCl:-1 bay izitui
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yoare old; 1,: black mare 1iing'
years old G'ATTLE-2'miil�, cows
1 farrow cow, 1 `heifer rising' z,ri•i,,
1 yearling steer, 1 fall Galt, 2 sp-
ring calves, BENS -30 leading.
1QCAL MARKETS-
(Corrected .everyWednesda.y)
llz"Iter ... .................... 05
Eggs ...•.. 16.
l,?z ted applea Per 1'b..
[,dutch setts per
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Potatoes per bag .. 7t
Wheat per 'btithel
Oats I t
Flour pez ewvt 3',00-3.75.
13r.in. per ton ,, 24-00Sliortsp er toil... , ..30.00
:1'3ogs �., :, y:00
Case & Son
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DEALERS IN • t
,Brad` Shorts,
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Feeds, Salt, Coal, Coke
A Car of . Coke arriae,d this week
;:Incl cane accept of cic l s 'at $11,00 per
ron. • Also expect other grades
any time, W voili be pfeesed, to
have+ all our, old' Customer's, as well
as new ones.
GIVE 135 r1: CALL;
THE
Nat Shoppe
A ciloico Stock. of Neiv, Fashionable
Millinery hoe teen opened in
ZURICH
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Vera IC, Siebert
The ladies of the Community aro
iritiited to call arid iiispecl. it as
there \Til'l bi no •foriad Opening;•.
EACH . REFL EG 1 S Tale, •G•L J V"4`
OF AUTUMN IN RRLN AND
REDS, IN DULL GRAYS', LAUREL
GREENS, AND THE A RISTOCRA:L
10 33LA.(K• .
Prices will t. -e most -reasonable
and 'Satisfaction a%i,iureci
LEAVE" OR U ORDERS EA.it eJ
TO INSURE SATISFACTION
Miss Vera V. Siebert.
ZURICH—ONS`.
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Protection of migratory birds has
°, been added to the duties of the
Canadian , Pacific Railway's con-
, stabulary.
Airplanes planes :;.attached to the On-
tario Forestry Department are now
equipped with radio sending appa-
ratus so that they can keep in con-
stant touch with the chief and other
rangers.
There'. was an increase of sixty
three per cent in.the nu ober. of im-
migrants to Canada during the :last
three months as compared with the
corresponding period of last year.
Canadian Pacific agents in Brit-
ain recruited nearly five thousand
men, for work in the harvest fields
of Western Canada and,• through.
lack of steamship accommodation
closed their doors on as.m.any more
who, attracted by the special her-
vest rate, sought to enter. Canada.
The branch lines program of the
Canadian Pacific Railway . carried
out this year will bring into opera-
tion on the prairies a larger mileage
than any one year since 1914. Of.
the 431 miles of line under construe-
; tion, 281 miles will be ready, for
handling grain in the Fall, and of
the balance, 115 miles will be ready,
for steel by tele winter freeze-up.
A building has been acquired by
tlie University of Toronto to be en-
tirely devoted to the manufacture
of insulin. This will be the only
factory in Canada .to manufacture
the,urative fl jt in commercial
4uaiitlties and, ai t ough it is inanu-
lectured in the United States, Great
Britain and Denmark, the Canadian
erodutit will be sold throughout the
world.
hens,:
IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—Wagon
with box, Inteanational cttl.tivator
new, Frost CC. Wood steel )alae:, M :ri
hoe drill„ ha.' race, burge'.e12004b
scalp faening null, .:cuttinO)x, er-
tension ladders, big hay forrk, sling
ropes., root pulper, wheel rbasrow,
barley forks, pitch forks, sbo vein,
• pad: s, bob sleigh nt: ar1y; • newly,
gravel box neew, cutter,,teed eat t
disk harrow, 80 feet 2-3i ;:piping,
100 Pee 13i -i,.: Toping to ,v y .i
di,u-
ond harrow, pig rack, M 1• +F;#izow�rer,
gang plow.; 'IPletery plow, :': hand
.cuffler, 2 setts heavy ha b css, 3
nest single harness, 2 scytl se dram
scoop, scoup "shovel, binde ",toia-'ie
2 dozen drain bags, necky :Pisa wh-
iffletre^s, 2 ioggiiiw chid ; ' doze
cow chaiu.t, wire sire ellU�, .bell=:,
grind•itone, 20 i+oml No, 9 , w itle 1ene,
100 cedar poets, 7 ton of hey, 6
roekelni planks, a nu rntltr .• ei ship
lap sidieg. big c•12ickon anatl, era
file, 2 bunches Shin n s, apeti ing.
sheave, meat wail) croNV: b;trr irons:
cut saw, 2 bucksaws, mawv
HOUSEHOLD El+wl+l•+1CT,+,TC";-
.z axes,'
Cider veil, :Deasy churn, wt4b ma-
chine, Pandora range, bek: store
e•witig in a chi oe, eup 10 ar44 a table s,
small table, sick, \.dei Ata)xd dozen
chairs, 'rocking' chair, 3eldatezids,
spring,,mattress, 6 chairsa.6r5ereens
screen; doors, planers, 3 d n ;,ea;-
:era, 6 windows, d oa"troeks
,i0
-gal.
barrels, i
g' 1., z _,
cels
30
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i apple barrels, jug, but, e tub,
alirrow, 2 clocks, lafnps/' lantern`
2 iron Vote; frying pans itca l et•-
tol, wirater pails' steienee esti boil.
or, ie i etee ;
p p. eaaao'
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TRMVMS OP SALE ^. ,.
All sums of *10 and nee)ensu;
over that amount 12 months
s eredrf
will be given on furnislt-6.4appro•,,
Xvedfeint tt lef
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til Ux
1j straight off•for crash ori'credit a-
m o u 0 to,' Ter 0,18' oi: tt it E, t,aite Mill
"hegiven on dray of sala '
Arthur We be , ,A.uctioneoil (
Cai.ariera>"4i iile't,. Plightietcki•
G('r fvc •l r=. h,D1tor, Clerk
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Dawson " City recently eelebrateii
the twenty-seventh anniversary of
the discovery of the TClondyke, In
an exhibition of Yukon products
cabbages 16 inches in diametdr and
weighing thirty pounds, potatoes as
big es a Man's bead, pumpkins as
big as watermelons,, wheat, oats and
barley bore witness to . the fettiIity'
el the . Yukon soil.::, Side •by side
with these ranged : gold nuggets;
gold dust and silver bars.
Dr. James Inches, Co•nnn.zssionei
of Police, t)etroit, and a guest at the
Canadian Pacific Bungelowv Camp' at
Nipigotr, holds the record for the
bi'rgesf speckled trout eaught hi the
'Ialrpigon River this eea on, having
captured a fish weighing 7i/a pounds-
This eateh was above the average,
het a large number of sbt ptlunders
have been taken, frons the Nipigon
'this season. Sev t~x r
al,ear ago, s go and
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'frons practically the seine place,
Al. W. Cook, of Tent William, caught
the world's recordspeckled trout,
which Weighed fourteen and one-half
pounds, and was note than two and
a half feet long.
Thursday Septeaai/er 27th, 14
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
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Radio Season.is . now on at
it s be,st
H-Heai latest rusie,' Lectures ' S
mons; Market lRedorts, Bed time
Stories for r C�iidren. This is .a re -
Daily.
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Hear it at Store:
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9,.3') to 10 30 aril 310 to5-p in ;�;;0 to 12 p m4, I.
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We handle the famous and mod'
de>r-
ate priced line of sets, namely of
CROSLEY MFG Co. Cincinatti, Ohio
WE INSTALL ALL SETS, AND GUARAN'T'EE SATISFACTION
ASK FOR PRICES k
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PHONE 63
$50,000,000
Domi nton of Ca tads
'Refunding Loan 1943
$%BONDS
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5 -TEAR. .i;ON.DS DUE OCTOBER 18th, :tun.;;
30 YEAR BONDS iJ3 26 and Interest Yieldlnp
5 YEAR BONDS, 99 and Interest yielding 5.22% -
-'ru .T.IOL• DERS OF 1923 VICTORY BONDS
In adtlilioneto the bond's offereed for cash it has been a-
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rran ed these all owner's or Victory Bonds due November let
1923. may cx cliair e. their holdings for the ,same amount of
the new,issue.•,-• -They' will receive hi ea.sh fine difference bet
'ween. the face value :of their.ntaturing bonds and the purch�
ase .price of the new:secu�arity, namely; et Lhe nate of $1.75
per Sin. foe `L0 years bonds end, $1 per $100 for 6 year bonds.
Dominion 'of Canada bonds ,are the'.nrost a ttr;'cove ingest-
men'- obtainablc1 in , Canada
,An °e ir F. Hess, -x Zurich
Have You MADE YOUR Viii
DR. JOHN WARD
Chiropractic and 1✓lcctr'icA' TreaL-
• n'ients. Eyes Examined
Main St:, EXETER, Phone 70
.Consultation and.: Examination Free
AT WALPLR HOTJSE,'ZURICH
Every Wednesday, 10 ELM, to 4 p.m.
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'GAIT 'QUANTITIES AT BIGGER REDUCTIONS
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Painting and Paper flanging
• I Ain . in a position to do air q
kind of paper hanging,' . painting
graining and. decorating.
H. Eickmeier,
Zurich
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