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SALE
We are again holding a 10 'Day Clearing 5ale,
Beginning Friday, February 2nd.
Our Stock is large and -well assorted 'aria most of
it bought before prices advanced. We are passing
these Savings on to you -
See our Centre Tables .for extra Special Values in
broken lots and leftovers in many different lines of
Goods. We have an extra large supply of runn.
ants in wool goods, flannelettes, prints, toweling,
for this Sale... Shop early for Best Choice.
Let us show you our supply of Men's Wool Wind -
breakers, Horsehide Coats, Overcoats, Sweaters,
-, -Underwear at Reduced Prices.
GROCERIES
A long list Of Specials in Groceries for this Sale.
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HARDWARE SEEDS and FURNITURE
YOUR WINTER
Hardware Needs
YOUR?. MATING EQUIPMENT
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Have You Looked SAY: er Your Heating Equipment?
Daes Your Furnace :or ;Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
ably You Need a new One. Let Us Look These Over •
for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best
Ailwantages.
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
PIumijng, Evetroughing and Tinsmithiing Our
SpeciAy. Full line of latayy and shelf Hardware al-
ways. oni hand. Also a fine 'splay of Furnitme, Matt-
4esses, Springs, Beds, Etc., in stock.
SEEDS! $EEDS!
We are inrttip Market for Good Qyality Alsike, TimoitlY
Clover Seeds, Etc,.
COAL AND COKE \
Colder Days will goon be here which will demand the
most suitable FUlt. for Your Hotting Equipment. Let
us fill your VA, while price*? are lowest.
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Corn Rakes, with Cereal:bowl, pkgs., for 25c
Tornato juice, large.can 103 olz)Z. each 35c
Master wheat Ffrikes, 51b. bag Z5c
Sodas, salted, 2lbs.- 25c
Soap Flakes 541bs. for • 35c
Prepared mustard, '24 -oz. jar 20c.
Blueberries par .can 1 0 c
Peas, No 3 per can 10c
Menno Oesch - Zurich
EGGS WANTED.
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Mrs. James Allan eS Hensali called
in town one clay last week.
;Mr. Alex. :McConnell of Varna was
a recent visitor with friends in town,
Mrs. Samuel Rolpp,.of near Hensall
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Eionler, who is ill in her home, Pig-
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Mr. Bruce Koehler and family have
moved to the farm oji the 4th conces-
sion owned by the ;estate of his late
father, Oscar Feebler, which Mr.
Koehler has leased . for a term of
years.
Mrs. 'Morley Witmer and children
Betty and Kenneth, Mr. and 1+.drs.
Moritz Schocker of Detroit visited,
hre for a few days. Mrs. Clara De-
cker who had been •visiting in that
city for several weeks, returning
home with them.
SUBSIDY CUT EXPECTED
'Premier M. F. Hebburn bus intim-
ated that the Go Veri tment subsidy
for this year will be one mill instead
of the mill and a half subsidy of last,
year. The premier exist-et:3 to repre-
i sent Ontario at the .93rd anniversary
of the birth of Thomas 'Edison In
Port Huron Saturday.
DIES AT HEN S/4XL
Mrs. Owen Geiger, proMinent resi-
dent of Hensall village, died on _Tutgl'6
day at her home from a 'heart cell,
dition In her 84ith year. 'Formerly
Elizabeth Geiger, ' she war ;born in
.Zurich, being a daughter of Mr. and
. Mrs. Abram GeigePt In July last
jMr. and Mrs. Geiger celebrated their
' diamond wedding anniversary with
i•menibers of their family present. Her
husband is a large flax ownor and
power ;advocate of the village and
have resided there for the past 50
-years. 'Surviving are: her husband,
six sons, Edmund, manual training
teaCher, 'London; Dr. William Geiger
Waterloo; Rory, druggist, Kitchener;
Sydney, principal of high school, Es-
panola; ;Oliver, manager rank of
Montregl, Fenlon Falls; Ira and one
daughter (Versy), Mrs. Eric Kenn-
edy, at 'home.
4TBE CARNIVAL
Last Friday evening a very success-
ful Skating carnival was sponsored
; by 'the -villag.te in aid of the local
Red Cross Sodiety. The place: Dagg's
Rink. Before saying anything fur-
ther about the ,carnival, we wish to
tender a hearty vote of thanks to
Mr. and Mrs. Dagg for their untir-
ing efforts in -making a rink posssible.
The carnival was well attended by.
skaters young and old, in and out of
I costume, as well as a large number
of spectators. Thanks to Mr. Harry
G. HE'SS, the proceedings were well
illuminated. Mni. Dagg's summer
kitchen was the scene of real activ-
ity, too. Here the hungry crowd was
tempted by hot dogs, coffee, pop,
and a special for the kiddies of pop-
corn balls. Our bakers each d.nated
100 buns, our butchers each donated
5 lbs, weiners; Mr. and Mrs. Krueger
a case of pop, butter from the Cre-
amery, catsup and mustard from Mr.
and Mrs. Menno Oesch; pop corn
balls from Mrs. Ed. Gaseho and Mrs.
W. D. Bryce. The following -merch-
ants each donated $1.00 for prizes:
Stade & Weido, johnston & Kalb-
fleisch, J. W. Merner, J. Gascho and
Son, Herb Mousseau.
Miss Balkwill, Mr. • Herr and Mr.
1 Watson acted as judges.
Prizes of $1.00 were given as foll-
ows:
Best comic under 12, Bobby Bryce;
Iles fancy under 12, Vot Klopp; 13est
comic over 12, Ross Gaseho; Post
fancy over 12, jack O'Brien); Best
couple, Joyce and Betty Mousseau.
A special note of thanks too, to
Ar. Bill Hay who Worked most of
ts carnival day getting the rink
reg4tt. A.nd to all those who in any-
way !Wiped on the ice, or in the
kitcheg,. making posters, or by their
generous. donations. The gross rel.
elms were' 'S.:39.59; Expenses were
$2,80. Lowing a 'net balance of /
$36.73, which!as put to the credit
of the Ittld rom "f„';r4asury. •
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LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Batter, dairy30
Butter, creamery
Eggs 17, 15, 14, 12
Hans, live, lb. 10-8
12-9
Chicks, dressed 16-10
`Wheat bushel 70
Oats, bushel 30
Harley, bush DO
niekwheat, bu-li 50
Flour, cwt. 2.00-3.10
24.00
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Chicks, live
.Pran and shorts, ton
Potatoes, '75 bag
Live Hogs, cwt.
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THIEL'S
HAIR
RESSING.
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
Let us quote you on the very best.
alit -latest Permanents, that are pleas-
ing and satisfactory and that will
give you personality. Hairdressing
Salon at rear of Store. For appoint-
ments -call us by phone 102; Zurich.
1NERS. FRED THIELE, Proprietress'
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:LAST ELECTION
The member of Huron Perth riding;
in the late Parliament was Mr. W. H.
Golding of 'Seaforth, who was elected
'4"." October, 1935. The vote that
hree cornered election was W. H.
Golding, Liberal, 6,256; Frank Don-,
telly, Conservative, 3001; Robert
Milian, Reconstructionist, 1513.
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YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS'.
4 We Always Carry a Full Line of the Bet bf *
both Shelf and Heavy Stan&..... Hardware: Stoves, 4
t Furnaces'and all Heating Equipments Let Us
Offer You Good Suggestions along this tine. *
1, Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable' Prices , I
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FURNITURE
See Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suites
A Full Line of all the Home Requirements '
-: Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
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l': in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality' Con-.
sidered. Let us show you ,our Beds, Springs, Mattress,
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Dining Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc.
,!. SUGHTLY USED FURNITURE
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For the more conservative purchaser we can save
''..; you many a dollar as we have a fine assortment of t.
Slightly Used tFurniture that will give you big value for V
.,: your Money. Drop in and look these over and get our
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HORSES, CAT .F., $2.00 PER HEAD
Small Animals Removed Free.
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WHEAT IS CANCELLED
. . Russia stepped into the Canadian
wheat'picture with both feet =when
she ordered a large quantity of our
wheat. It was said at the time that
there was nothing unusual about this,
as Russia very often made purchases
of this fine Canadian product. Hut
the public were not satisfied. They
had the fear that this wheat would
find its way to Germany and thus
would hep to feed the very people
who are most anxious to destroy the
cause of the Allies. Front one end of
the country to the other the people. 4,
protested this sale. The Gcrvernment +
also stepped into the picture, and
Russia will not get the wheat,
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CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND- .T.:
SWEET GOODS.
GOODS.
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All Ingredients Used are of the Highest Quality :
ALL CONFECTIONS ICE CREAM *:
Our Store will: be closed each Wednesday Evening 3j
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PLOW OPENS ROADS
Stretford 'Beacon -Herald -Twenty
tons is a lot of steel and that's what.
the big caterpillar plow or tete Dep-
artment of Highways weighs. They
say some of the drivors cross theft -
fingers now and then when the big
machine is crawling- along- the big
steel bridges at Goderich and •at Bay-
field,. Tourists who travel. the Blue
Water Highway in the summer time
just know how narrow these bridges
are so you can't wonder at the driv-
ers of the big plows pausing when
taking twenty, tons overt The big
caterpillar proved her worth when
she opened up the toughest section
of the district on the northern out-
skirts of Clinton on the way out out
No. 4 Highway, and then soutn on No
4 she also did a good Sob cleaning oft
the thick ice and packed snow.
In Police Court
Goderich, Feb. 1 -In Sail on rem-
and for sentence on two charges of
breaking and entering, ta which he
pleaded guilty, John Coitingwood,
Exeter, was again remanded to jail,
while police seek to find owners for
many articles which he admittedly
stole. Further charges are to be laid.
b) it barn Chief Constable Noray ane
Co. Constable Ferguson found a pile
of carpenter tools, household article:.
garden tools, etc., the owners of some
may never be found, "A tan and
half of coal was stolen. It regain -Iola
trips with a hand sleigh to complete
ti,e job," Constable Ferguson said.
A .careless driving charge agairis4.
3a -red Sprule was dismissed after if .,
had two shown that Sprule -made a I
curve to close to the Oehler of thr
road, two *)mels dropped into the
ditch. His cats was. datIMFA to the
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Buy Storm. Windows and Doors
LET US QUOTE YOU!
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A
LARGE ASSORTED' STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL
TIMES... AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU
WAIT.
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MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS
GENUINE M. -H. PARTS work best on M. -H.
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piements... Mower and Binder Knives ground
while you wait with 4arbarundum equipment.
Guaranteed Batteries at . $4.49
I year battery guarantee . . . ... . 6.85
2 year battery guarantee 17 -plate 7.95
• Guaranteed 440-21 tires at . . . 5.85
Visit the East End Service Station for City Serv-
ice at Zurich prices. Cars and trucks properly
greased with latest hydralic equipment.
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tel. Shop ,I49 � KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
East and West Elul SERVICE STATIONS
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