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Linoleums
Inlaids
Congoleum.
Feltal.
Rexoletun
Rexfelt.
And all Sizes in Linoleum, Congoleum and
Feltol Rugs.
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Huron & Erie. Debentures
CANADA TRUST
GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
Any Amount.. for.. $100.00.. and over Accepted
3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2 Years
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Grocery S ore
Peerless 'wheat puffs 16 -oz. pkg.
Kellogg's corn flakes, '2 large pigs. ...
°01id ‘a3!.1 poon4
Master wheat flakes, 54b. pkg 25
Derry Malt (like ovaltine) 1-1b. can
Falcon catsup 14 -oz. bottle
Hershey's *cocoa, 1-1b. can.
Soap Flakes, 5 -lb. box
10c
-- 29c
..35c
Menno Oesch Zurich
Phone 165
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EGGS WANTED.
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iffiniS OF Litt;AL INIIthL
M. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson. o• f
Egmondville were visitors in town
one day last week.
Mrs„ Russell Broderick of I:tensely
is giving a dance recital in. the town.
hall on Saturday evening.
M. :Catherine Rader andson. Fred
of Dashwood were Sunday visitors in
tawn..
Mr. and Mrs. Gid Koehler and 'Miss
Nora Balkwill were !Sunday visitors
to Hayfield.
• Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ehnes of De-
troit were Sunday visitors at the Will
iarns home.
Mr. nand Mrs. S. E. Faust of 'Mit-
chell were visitors at the home of
IMr. and Mrs. W.. H. Ileffroan.
Warmer weather' was 'really brou-
ght in over the week -end and it is
mere seasonable far May lst.
Mrs. W. F: Finkbeirea- arid 'daugh-
ter Min Hazel :of Stratford *were
;Sunday visitors at the! ,home of rdr.
and Mrs. W. H. }Lotman. •
Mr. Ed. Brenner; and Mrs.
.FloYcl Cook of Kitchener 'Spent !Sun-
day at the home of their parents, Mr
and Mrs. John Brenner. ; • e
Mrs. Wm. McGregor of Kippert vias
a Saturday 'Visitor with liegeparentao
Lr.Wand Jana •Oeseh.
Farriers tire busy puttin in. the
epring •seeding -and the land warks.
.up nicely, the showers on Wednesday
are greatly' "helping •the grass awl
wheat :and softening the land.
Mr. Clayton litiffman, .Mr. and :Mrs
-Clarence Hoffman and Bobbie, .of
Galt, accompanied • by Miss Merle
Preeter of Kitehener, were .Sunday
visitors with relatives here.
Mrs. Oscar Koehler and children,
ShirIey'and •HerOld of near Hensall,
and Miss Beatrice . Ma.re,on, of the
Goshen line ',:north, motored •to Tor-
onto on re:Imlay.' While in the city
they attended tne wedding of Miss
Shirley, .which took place on Tuesday!
in that city.
The water piping project for 'this'
summer is now completed, and a
goodly number again availed them-
selves of having it put in their homes
and what a satisfaction to have good
clean and approved water flowing
from a fanset right in the home. •
I ess of the meeting was the krecison to
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Heckendorni sponsor a. young farmers' foal club
and little Lois left on Monday, noon d for farmers' Sons •of Zurich distriet
for Hamilton, where Mrs. Hecken- of ages 11'2 ito 20 inclusive, nem -
don. and Lois will remain for •the
week while Mr. Heckendorn 'will at;
tend. the annual Conference at Wat,
erloo which begins on WednesdaY
noon with the chairman being Bi4op
G. E. Epp, of Naperville, Et Ir.
A. Melick is appginted as ley delegw
etc for Zurich congregation.
CRUSADERS' ROMANTIC CAST-
LES LOST TO CHRISTENDOM. •
• Read, in .timely article in ,
American Weekly with the ?Ik/lay
issue •of The Detroit Times, how ,gi-
gentle fortresses which the ;defenders
of the Cross built in their wars to
wrest from the Moslems Spots made
y the Savior, have becorne•pawns in
the game of world politics and are
being handed back to the Turks. Bo
sure to 'get The Detroit Sunday
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HARDWARE — WEDS Etnd FURNITURE
Wire
Fencing
If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
year, be sure and consult
Us. And be sure it is the
famous Frost Fence!
FROST FENCE
• for long lije.
Come in and ace out stack et Frost
Farrn Fence . the finest we're ere,
had. Heavily galvanised by spacial
Frost Wears for ot liftetiroo.
We can quote you attracting pridoe.
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the 'Well Kriowii' and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams.. Paints, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and' Varnishes; FlOor wax
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes A
• Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line „A heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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(Corrected every WedneedaY)
Butter, dairy '2iSic
Butter, creamery ......-............ 30
Eggs dozen ... ..... .E8'.,, 16, 14,.12
Wheat, bushel 82
Oats, bush , — .1... 40
Barley, bush. ..,— • 55
Buckwheat, Bush • • ..... ,55
Flour, cwt. ....1 ..... ...,....2.10-3t20
Bran and Shorts, tom ..-.... — .25.00
Potatoes, 75 -lb. bag . 7.5e
Live Hogs, cwt. S..90
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SPRING AND =men SPECIALS
Let us quote yen on, the. very best
and latest Permanents; that are pleas-
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give you personality; Hairdressing
Salon at rear, of' Stot:e For appoint-
ments call us. by phone /02, Zurich.
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FURNITURE
See Ourr Strodio Couches and Dimzeite Suites
A Fullitiim of all the Home Requirements
Always keep,a, Good Stock of New and the very.1...a.test
in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices,. quality:Con-
sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress.
Dining Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc.
SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
For the mire conservative purchaser we can save
you many a dollar as we have a fine- a,ssortrnent al
Slightly Used: tFurniture that will give you big value for
your Money:. Drop in and look these over and get our'
Remarka.ble Low Prices.
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their:bit on like "food front" during ...4
the war, according to Alex,/ftelaren : Ai'
Ontario department :of lebor,„,cerlin le
says' there is a tremendous shortage.•.: . ., .„rarneote. .
of iferro. help .in the office. At the lo, •CaY.1. in and see nor new type of
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age: of boys for farm work, he said. '.
Since March. 1, I could have placed '
150 more boys if ,I had them. More 2
than 140 youth • halve 'been placed •4 if Al a Very Low 'Price.
sines that timee.
• ORGANIZE FOAL CLUB .
A meeting of •ofacers !and ,direetorls
'of the• Zurich. A.:gricultu,ra: ,Society
was held non Menday ;afternoon last
with William Decker, president inthe
chair, and E. F. Klopp !recording pro-
ceedings. A.gricultural Re/presentative
3. C. Shearer Was present in..= ad-
visory .capacity and the main •busin-
hership committee was appointed.
They are: Arthur Weber, Dashwood,
• chairman • William Decker, Roland
Geiger, Iiiillton Truerriner, Zurich.
• 30 DIE IN TRAIN WRECK
. . The death toil in the derailment of
the New Yerk Central Lake Shore
Limited Fat Little Falls, N.Y.., on Sun-
day was set at 30 las authorities plan-
ned three separate investigations into
one of, the word railroad disastene in
U.S. hi•story. The torowded llospilai in
Viet Mohawk Vailery corantunity, re-
ported 33 !of the approximate"' 100
hunt were under, 'observation and
Ceat some were in serious condition.
Nice and bright weather has been
• greeting,„us this week, but those cold
• winds Ifroen the north make one
Times.•
shiver regardless of the warm ean.
BALL CLUB ORGANIZE , "• The sun and winds are drying Off
The Heneali intermediate 'baseball the land niCeiy, and talready one
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elub •organized for ii'le 1940 seaeon, S• ees fanners• out on the land.
cheosing for their president, Dr..D.. 111 CountY Court .
h; ,secy-treas., Morris Tudor; exec- Goderich—Williarn Atexandf,lr, for -
ADJOURNED BY COURT
G. Steer; ice pies, E. ,Gascho,, Zur-
dor, E. L. Miekle, R. E. SInLiCick,L. mer, plaintiff in. a civil ,eounty..court
0'13rien and E. Yunglylut. Mr• Stan. ,tglaillgr ha ToVenehip of Hayt:friVoly-
leg less than $500, eomplettid l'is
tive, T. C. Joyrit, R. Steer. N. Tn.
mannter "or the' dence on Friday night after rie,arl
''w e' ted y
third consecutive year for the local 10:houre in the witness etand; speead
team; P'S.461tonit, E. L. fiVfiekle; coach over two days., April 18 rand 19.
le; grounds tom. W. Frasfr Judge K.Illloran adjourned the case
E. L. MickTudor. 'Walter until June 24 with over a score of
L. Hedden, Moiris
'eirbairn and John !Shepherd were witneeeei skill to be heard. Alexan-
noointed tio be in charge of the .e...e .forced to pay by distraint to
let is' seeking !to ;recover monies he
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eHeneall''S iay. en.eineering cots en a drain, for
ting Ito have some of
gate. A motion. was oarried at 'the
.am,oiel. . heid, one. by the municipality and one
eillichhe was a, petitioner, but which
was ;never built. Two tax sales were
me games staged on the urielt
v
y the county to satisfy unpaid taxes
ASSIST RED CROSS '. 111 the Alexander farm Which bad
The llensal( town he'd was, teed to .)een asSesee.d againtt his term by
ape ..-.'y list Thursday and li'riclay re,eon Of the proposed drainage
veinngs when he presentation of xherne. Alexander maiittairis that the
he Timis/an Minarets., gave. tlier Show tinuoiduanty acted illegally in al1 its
• ith a east of 50, E. L. IVISekla WM proceedings, from stort to finieh,
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oneloreribof the food ener,gy Castredii' sn.sr
in fact, bread should be the bask food in the diet of
every cAtia4ginAosg work calls forquidcorsisstained
energy.
Bread is unusually rich in carbohydrates and, with
its modern milk formula, is a source of protein' equal
to meat in muscle building and repair.
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Bread tempts and satisfies your appetite-- makes you
• more fit for present-day emergencies. Est „Ai ,
mote of itl
YOU* OMER'S SKIM. scientific equipment—and
the finest 'ingredients—give you a loaf maw-
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