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ZURICH HE.
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ouse Dresses
A Fine Lot of New Dresses in Season's New Styles,
in Prints and Percoles.,. All sizes, priced from
75 cents to $1.98.
QUILTING GOODS
Fine English floral Sateens at yd. 39c and 45c
Cretons at per yard ............................ 19c and 25c.
Chintzes, at per yard .............................. 19c to 30c
Fine white Madapolam per yard 35c
Batting, Dominion, fine white te 50c
Batting, Economy quilt size 39c
Batting Daisy, half -lb., for 1 9 c
LENTEN SPECIALS
Salmon, Red Rose, 2 for 29c
Smoked Herring, per lb. 19c
Sardines, each
Chicken Haddies, a tin T Sc
Cheese, old nippy, lb. 25c
Pork and beans, tin 10c
10c
10c
25c
25c
Blueberries, canned
Ginger snaps, lb.
Sugar crisp cookies, 2 lbs. for
Soda 'biscuits, 2 lbs. for
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59
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Your Winter's Fuel
We are Now Mug Orders for this Winter's
Fuel. Let us suggest the Most Suitable Fuel for
your Heating Equipment... Prices always, within
the limits ofother Dealers withlauality Considered,
SEED CLEANING
We have an up-to-date Seed Cleaning Equipment
that we use for Custom Cleaning, and invity the
Farmers -*who have seed to :Clean to arrange with us
for his 'Work.
PURINA STOCK ens AND CHOWS
A Guaranteen .Product that will greatly help your
Stock andiPoultrY to 'Vigor iand 'Production, which
will mean greater Pm:lilts. -Try it!
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Grocery Store
Sodas, (salted or plain) 2 lbs. 25c
Blueberries; per can .. . . ........ , .... ... . .. ... I dc
Ivory Snow (with Gold Banded BOwl) pe r pkg
Good Humor, cereal, f,lei'pkg.
Club Honse Coffee, per lb*.
Clark's Soups, 3 cans
Minute Tapioca, 2 pkgs.
Catsup, Peter Pan, 2. bottles
Menno Oesch - Zurich
EGGS WANTED. Phone 165
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YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS ;
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. We Always Carry a Full Line of the Best of ,
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Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let Us
Offer You Good Suggestions along this Line.
$ Some Good' UsedHeaters at Very Reasonable Prices
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
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FURNITURE
I: See Our Studio, 'Couches and Dinnette Suites
A Fug Line of all the Home Requirements
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AlWays keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Con-
sidereed. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress,
Dining Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc.
SLIGHTLY USED, FURNITURE
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Hay :Council met on (Monday for Visit Our Salon for your For the more conservative purchaser we can save t?.
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the March meeting'. ; Lt
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Av el - .1. 1S, best ;
Slightly Used: tFurniture that will give you lig value for 4,
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Mrs. (Dr.) H. H. •Cowen of Exeter
was a visitor in town on Tuesday. and latest Permanents, that are pleas- • ; your Money. Drop, in and` Took these over and get our t
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rader of Dash-
wood were visitors in town one day
last week. 4
Born-Weido-At Zurich on Feb-
ruary 24th, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
'Weido, a son, (Kenneth John.)
Mr. Rudy Oesch who has lbeen at
ing and satisfactory and that will
give you personality. Hairdressing
Salon at rear of Store. For appoint-
ments call us by phone 102, Zurich.
MRS. FRED THIELE, ProprfetreSs
Remarkable Low Prices-
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,Clinton hospital for' a few weeks, is
nsients 17.25.
expected home this week.
The newly appointed assessor
Gen. Accts: -McBride & McGiggon
for
Twp. Hay portion ,.*e costs appeal Co
Hay Township, Mr. Rheinold Miller is
equalization $53.19; Municipal World
busily engaged ;making his rounds.
Miss Pearl Pfile was a visitor to one subscription and new book -keep
London on Thursday, whershe i- ing supplies 29.70; F. Donnelly, acct.
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ited with her aunt, Mrs. E. Bender. re Court of Revision, Ass't Roll,
Miss Nora Balkwill or the
Mousseau DraM, etc., 10,9.33;1W. S.
teaching staff visited at her home in Johnston, postage re tax collections
. London, on Saturday.
Mr. Archie MacKinno who is at-
tending Veterinary College at Guelph
was a recent visitor at his home here.
Mr. •and Mrs. C. L. Smith motored
to London on Saturday to spend the
• afternoon with their daughter, Mae,
who is attending Western,
Dr. .and Mrs. W. 13. Coxon enter-
tained a number •of their friends to
a delicious fowl dinner on Friday
evening. ..
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March lst on Friday carne tn quite
nice and "lamb like" and we do not
know what kind of weather the bal-
ance of the month will bring.
Mr. Earl Yungblut, Mr. Oscal
Klopp and son Wilfred and Miss Del -
oras Zlopp visited at the .ho2ne of
Mr. and .Mrs. Lenard Haist at De-
troit over the week -end.
Mr. :and iVirs. Ivan Yungbhrt; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Thiel; Mrs. :(Dr.)
Cox,on,,motored to' Detroit on Sunday
where they attended the hockey game
between the Detroit Red Wings and
th ;Beaton Bruins, the former winning
the :game.
Have Purchased Business
Mr. ;Grant Turner, son of MT. and
• Mrs. -Fred Turner of Goderich, and
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0&r. C:Inrdon Banniter of Gailerich,
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HARDWARE SEEDS an' d FURNITURE
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The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain for regular monthly meeting to
be held on Monday, April lst, at /.30
o'clock in the afternoon.
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
years, :have taken over the New Cit-
-SerVice station at Clinton, and
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YOUR W
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Of Farm Stock, Implements and Ho-
Usehold Effects, on Lot 22,
Con.1Z,
Hay.:Twp; 114 mile west andlit mile
tiara: of Zurich, on THURSDAY,
MARCH 14th, 1940, ,commending; at
i12.30 p.m. sharp, the following:
HORSES -Grey Percheron team,
rising 8 .and 9 years old, weighing
•1600r lbs each; Black Percheron team
12 and 13 yrs old; Carriage mare iTt
foal; bay Percheron colt risingil yr.;
black Clyde mare rising 3 yrs. old..
CATTLE -Holstein cow due inVlay
3 yrs :old; Holstein cow fresh and
bred again 4 yrs. old; Herforcl cow
due at time of sale; red cow clue at.
time :of sale; red cow fresh 'with calf'
at foot, red cow due in June, red:cow
due at time of sale, red cow fresh
with .c -.41f at foot; red cow due in
June; white cow fresh; 4 road cows
fresh and bred; dark red bull Reg.,
I Marquis Boarder.) road heifer in
eaclf, Polled Angus steer rising 21yrs
5 roan steers rising 2 yrs., roan hei-
fer 1 yr. old, white bull 5 months. old
2 red Durham hulls 4 months old;
4 heifers rising 1 yr. old; 2 steers,
rising 1 yr. old, 2 calves 4 months
old, d calf. PIGS --Yorkshire brood
sow with litter. HEN'S -70 Rock
Pulletts, 4 Rock Roosters.
IMPLEMENTS -MH. binder 6 -ft.
cut nearly new; 1VIcCormick-Deering
5 -ft. cut (mower '• International hay
loader, 12 -ft. steel rake; M.H. 8 -ft.
spring -tooth cultivator; McCormick
fertilizer drill 11 -hoe nearly new; M.
H. manure spreader, M. -H. bean scuf-
fler with new .puller, throw -out disc,
12 plate; 4 -.section harrows, 2 -section
harrows, 1=horse scuffler, Queoec
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ing plow ;nearly new; double plow,
walking plow new, Peter Hamilton
walking plow, M. -H. walking plow, 2
wagons, wagon 'box, gravel box, stock
rack, flat sliding rack 16 -ft; 1( -ft.
'hay rack; buggy, cutter, grass seeder,
11llock and tocolde, pig crate, x -cut saw
garden scufiler., pulleys, pr. bob slei-
ghs, barrels, belting, pig hanger; S-
arum steel roller, chopper, grind -
:stone, grain -grinder 8 -in; oat roller.
trailer with rack, butcher kettle, 2
'Wheelbarrows, root pulper, scalding
ltnott•gli; extension ladder, 20 -ft. Lad-
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equipped stations in this diatiidt. We.
44Mish _these two young men the best of'
4) , :success ;in 'their new business -44renture
t• •1:antti ;fine .1,llace of business.
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YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked isOver Your Heeling Equipment?
FAY COUNCIL
'1h tegtilar .monthly meeting of the
:coundil ,of the Township of Hay was
&CI :in 'the 'Town Hall, Znalia, ,on;
Mouthy '2:Mara 4th, with all the :mem-
lbers ,present. 'The. minute,s of the me -
Does Your Furnace prtStove Need Attention. or Prob- .etitg 'held Feb.112th were adopted ;kW
ably You Need a New One. Lettgs !Look These Over loguiti.or6s the ;following resolutions
.Aifter 'disposing of the common
for you and offer Our Suggestion 40 Your Best
"That 'by-law '3o. 5-'40 prosldiiing
Advantages.
ler ats ;assessor cif :the Township of de .., Clint f n g mill; ..,0c00-1 .
Hay for the .yearIX1r40 and fixing ro•-•!'scalle, citi-,nairitit %VI- ' -bags, olony
muneTation ;to 'be .pkid for work be', stcrve, chilckenYsheltgerra,:,siletsseltutirt.oecr
read illitaiee ',Awes an(1 finally passed.11 btilks of mixed ha
That die 11.9MS12/p Clerk advertise' a s 2 sets heavy harness. 2 set;
for l'entlap IPA' 0:),Pert4ing the Town- hanglesilarriess, 10 horse. collars, 2
ship crti&er :a1.14 tor ttrucking gravel iien;selblankets, 1 -horse harness, sweat
De -Laval separator, potatO
°n TO0):4410 WOOS fey :the season of gP'Itus' .,
o Amer large .sprayer with hoes,2barr
council by %mt .oc.e.tiln to •be held fe; tork,. shovels, spades, ntickyokes.
1940. ' Tolecter.s ito be lin hands of
OTHER SEASONABLE REEDS
Plumbing, Evetroughing and Tinunithing Our
Specialty, Full line of heavy and shelf Hardware 4 -
way$ on hand. Also a fife display of Famiture, MAW
resses, Springs, Beds, Etc., in stock.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
We are in the Market for Good Quality Alsike, Timothy
Clover Seeds, Etc,
COAL AND COKE
Colder Days will soon be here which will demand the
most suitable FUEL for Your Heating Equipment. Let
us fill your bin while prices are lowest. •
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Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone:: Collectr Exeter 235. Seaforth 15
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•'2' CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND
logging chains, whippletrces, aveners
A pril 1st, 1140. a quintity of lumber, i some coda'
That tax -connector he authorized to posts, ;Grey engine, chicken . wire
continue the 011ection of 1039 !;ax cutting box, onion • crates, Wagor
aroars and the, be shall return the tongue, pr. bunks, baggar, bag truck
Collector's Roll on April ist, 1940. fence streteher, post -hole digger, l'
4 -horse eveners, kettle stand, one
That .accounts covering payments
on IHay "Telephone System, Relief 'utligriaT other articles.
In I y;300
voucher:4. bUshels of Banner seed oats.r °
SIOUSEHOLD EFEE.CTE-3 tab -
and gene& accounts be pawed as per
Telephone 'System -W. Hamlyn, W, 4 kitchen chaim hanging...J:1mi)
carload poles $40.25; H. G. Hess, Alg.din lamp, other )amps, Colernar
salary 185; C. t., Smith, printing act. irotir 6 sad irons, palls, crocks, lcettle:
$11; Expenses to Toronto $40; Bell some .seiktle'rs' vinegar bbl: sausagr
grinder ancl filler, wooden tub, butch
Telo. Co, directories 7.50; T. H
Or. 4 C. Tt3LYIS--CASIT
er to:ble, apple peeler Bonanza, etc.
oilman, . salary 175,00 N '
QUALITY - PRICE - cL,,, material 43,46.
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Ii .Hendo ck rent $5, W. F, Stade, Clerk,
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4. All Ingredients Used. are of the Highest Quality I:
ALL CONFECTIONS - ICE CREAM
Our Store will 13e' Closed. each Wednesday Evening
Eckel's Bakery - Zurach
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Cut Your Fuel Bill In HALF!4.
LET US QUOTE YOU!4.
REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A 44::
LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL r,
TtMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU 44:
WAIT.
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COME TO
Massey -Harris Farmers' Day .
Everybody Welcome
Free Admission.
Sat. Mar. 1.6,, Rader's Garage, Dashwood 2 p.m.
TOWN. HALL, ZURICH, 8.15 p.m.
Conaic Reels, new Massey -Harris Talking Picture,
shoWing many successful methods of Cutting farm
production costs.
EXTRA SPECIAL -An Historic event of Motion.
Pictures on. the. same. Prograirmie. The Royal Visit
to Canada. A special privilege for town children
under sixteeu; all be admitted free at Dashwood
at 1 o'clock and Zurich at 7 o'clock and will be
asked to make sooni if necessary for adults at 2 and
8.15 o'clock.: Bring your neigiibours along.
I Free! Free! Free!
5pecial Cash Prizes given away at every Show.
DailiwoOd and Zurich.
T. Shop 349 O KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
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