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We take this medium to announce the addition of
a New o 1r l rge stock of ..cn.r l Goods,
Namely: V i^mely :
WENS' and BOYS' READY-TO-WEI42 SUITS
and OVERCOATS.
We are featuring aexmode Clothes, made by a
z;earbie Toronto firm, and our stock is complete in
Boys, Si.udents, Young Men's and Men's Models.
Suits with two pair Trousers, finely tailored., and
ixn order to introduce this line we are offering at
e,:heptional low prices for high grade Goods.
We also have a large range of sample cloths for
Made -to -Measure Suits. We 'welcome your in-
spection.
We have recently remodeled and modernized our
.store and are showing a Iarge assortment of new
Spring and Summer Goods, and our aim is to give
you prompt and efficient service at all times.
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PRODUCE WANTED
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INS A.o �NCE
EXCEPT LIFE
ire, Auto, Oasualty
Fidelity, Etc,
Andrew F.• Hess,
Local . Representative
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS':.
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Your are going Through This
World Only Once.
So Why Do.. Without These
Labor Savers?
Experienced farm help ' is
scarce and Costly. You'll need
moderately priced stable equi-
pment to do the work the quic-
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'd
pay hired help, in Beatty la 1or-
saving stable equipment. i ays
Iietime aivitends. Gives you
more time to enjoy life. En-
hances value of farm. Improv-
es product.
Inquire about our Sanitary
Steel Cow Stalls --Exceptional
Values at Lower Prices. ,.
Lower Priced Stalls
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Mired pickles, 7 -oz jar ....... ..... . , I Oc
Strawberry jam 32 -oz size jar ... .,
Pilchards 1-1b. can ,. r 5c
Tea bags, 20 for "25c
Heinz ketchup, 8 oz. bottle
Pepper fine, half -1b. can ................15c
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. W. Haberer were
a few days in Toronto.
Mr. Ward Fritz made a business
trip to Toronto early in the week.
Miss Herta. Goman of Milverton, a
former teacher of Zurich school, vis-
ited with friends here.
jMr. Keith Westlake, Bronson line,
Stanley, has been taken to a hospital
suffering from an attack of append-
icitis.
ppend-is tis.
To Become Organized
At a meeting held in Hensall on
Friday evening last, it was decided
to organize the four Townships of
South Huron for the coming Canad-
ian War Services Fund Campaign,
and on Saturday evening of this
week,. a ;meeting will be held in The
Town Hall, Zurich, to complete ar-
rangements for this campaign.
HOW NAZIS USE
":Homely Women" for Spies
Pretty women spies nearly always
got into trouble, so the Nazis • are
giving undercover jobs to unattract-
ive *omen. Read in The American
Weekly with March 30 issue, of The
Detroit Sunday Times—how a home-
ly housewife's arrest by , the British
revealed this radical departure in
spyini. Be sure to get The 'Detroit
Sunday Times this week and every
weeki •
W. M. S. MEET
The monthly meeting of the Wo
men's Missionary Society was held
on Thursday evening, March 20, in
the church ,basement. Mrs, Ciarenee
Datars presided. The topic for the
meeting was 'Beginning From Me."'
Mrs.; Datars told the members that
it stems that never before in the
history of the c'_aarrch has the. need
been so great for the individual' Chr-
istian to do justly, to love mercy and
to walk ut:.:':: ` :fare his God. Clip-
pings in connection with othe ,topic
were read .by Mrs.• George Deichert,
Mrs: L. Prang, Mrs. E. Deters, Jr., .
and Mrs. L Kalbfieisch. The ,Thank -
Offering Thought was given by Mrs.
' L. Prang. A very interesting discus -d
sion' under the leadership of the
pastor, Rev. E. t'u •kheim, followed.1
The;usual monthly business was con- l
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. ducted by president Mrs. E. Deters,
Jr. .Plans to support a Kindel
gazten
pupil, as formerly, are to be made 1
mord definite next month. The meet-'
ing closed with the doxology and the 1
Lord's Prayer: in unison.
Womens' Institute
On Monday evening, March 23rd,
the Zurich Women's Institute held(
their April meeting in the town hall. f
The meeting was opened by singing
the Institute Ode and praying the
• Lord's Prayer. The business was con-
ducted first. It being the annual bus-
:• iness meeting, The officers were el-
.acted as follows; :Hon. President,
* Mrs. T. Meyers; President, Mrs. yX,
• Oesch; 1st Vice, Mrs. H. Rose; . 2nd
® vice, Mrs. Ed. Gascho; Secretary.
• Miss Beatrice Manson; Asst. Mrs. W
is Fritz; Treasurer, Mrs, A. Addison.;
As Mrs. M. Stelck; pianist, Mrs. H
Hess; Ass't Mrs. Bryce; Good Cheer
Com., Mrs. IL Hess, Miss Ann Dat -
ars, Mrs. D. Duch'arme; District Dir-
ector, Mrs, J, Hey; Red 'Cross Com-
mittee, Mrs. Len :Erb, Mrs. O'Dwyer
Miss Beatrice Manson took the chair
for the program, Miss Cora. Streets
gave a paper on current events. She
included in the paper a resume of the
"Help Britain" speech of President
Roosevelt. Two 'trios by N-rma Hey
and Vera arid Lorrine Oesch were
:•aucla enjoyed. Miss Pearl Wurtz in
er usual capable manner gave a read
for
on Easter Messages. The topic
for the meeting .being 'tHa...re :Econ-
omics" Miss Standing was guest spe-
aker, She is one of our local teeeh-
ere and erolainld t;r u thr, traelriiM
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Miss Beatrice Manson delial,t,sS001.c..
tudience with n r e :+liner .a n„ .a
• the national anthem was similar. r>nr-
ing the business r9;rinn and Tree lsa
1)as ar Hayed a delie;htfail plane dti'.i.
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Bison, Miss Wurt+r„ Mr8. Ilastg, ;{firs,
▪ Siesort and Beatrice Manson.
ALITY — PRICE •— SERVICE
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LOCAL MARKETS
(corrected every Wednesday)
Eggsdozen .. . 18, 15; 12
Butter, Dairy .
Butter creamery .�...... • 40
Dressed chickesrs .12-20
Chickens live. . _
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Wheat bushel 10 7a9
Oats; bush. . ' . .
Barley, basila.: ~" . ... 352
Buckwheat b .... 0c
Flour, cwt. bush •...:...... .... 40c
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Pastry fiour at:r�rnl, 25 -lbs, ....65c
Potatoes, T5' Ib bag
Live hdgs. c .. , ... 8.50
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CIV.
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The` boys rely on the folks
adore home to do„ their bit
through a contribution to the
C.nadian Auxiliary Services.
lo these lads, these Brave De-
fenders of the Faith, we who
ray behind are the folks back
he +ie.; Your contribut'ons,targe
a=zd small, will be direct gifts to
our boys wherever they may he
..... a 4 Huron your, con-
tribution may be either
p: odrxce or cash. The
canvasser . that will call
o:s you will give you the
details. Be ready for
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HURON. COUNTY
WAR SERVICES
CAMPAIGN
J. D. THOMAS, General
Chairman
ZONE Conveners:
W. L. Whyte
Thomas Pryde
AGRICULTURAL .CONVEN'R
James C. Shearer
LOCAL CHAIRMEN
Hay axed Zurich—George Arm-
strong:
StanIe;r Tp.—Fred Watson.
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YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS
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We Always Carry a Full Line of the Best of
both Shelf and Heavy Stank
Hard
Furnaces, and all Heating c mentre: Stoves,
s. Let
Offer You Good Suggesti a 5 along t this Line.Us
Some Good Used Heaters at Very ReasonablePrices
FURNITURE
+ See Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suites
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• A Full Line of all the Home Requirements
1. Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
4 in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices,
iered. Let us show quality Con.s dere you our Beds, Springs, !Mattress,
Room Suites. Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc,
SLIGHTLY USED
FURNITURE
For the more conservative purchaser we can save 1;
you many a dollar as we have a fine assortment of
Slightly Usecl tFurniture that will give you
your Money. Drop in and look th ser e ovandvgetlue for
4 Remarkable Low Prices - our 4
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I5 THE TIME TO ORDER
Your Stove Wood. Good 4 -foot Body WOpd
Very Reasonably Priced. Let Us Have your Order!
We also carry a Stock of New Brick and Tile
Let Us Supply Your Wants in these Lines!
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Buy Storm Windows and Doors .
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LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS • ON ' H 4ND. AT ALL
TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING Wd11K'4yFitL'E YoU 4i
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We would urge all people in account with us to
come i no nor before March 1st, and settle the
same in order to have out books straightened out.
POTATOES..
Very choice Certified Imported seed potatoes
• at per bag ....I.30
Irish Cobbler or Green Mountain
Other potatoes for domestic use at bag .:........1.20
CHICK STARTERS
We invite you to come in and see our various
kinds of Chick Starters, and get our prices which
are the lowest anywhere... Be sure and call!
WE THANK YOU!
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