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Ie S eck. ize it7,,aor CFrerixtg; of ala kinds at
I:'y ices
4 y'cl, r i , _ , :• 1 , " 4.. $4. 7 pcs to choose from
25
1.30
1.10
79c
60c
3 yd. wide, C1. yol:um, at yyd.
2 yd.
2yd. v,id " i ,.t yd
2 yd. wide Porwleum, at yd.
2 yd. wide Pd+ :._f "t r.t yd. -
Inlaids to order only, we do not stock. Above pric-
es per running yard, plus a small charge for deliver -
Mg and laying in your rooms. We also carry all
the different sizes in Rugs in above iines.
CURTAIN GOODS
A ;e assortment of Drapery and Curtain Goods
t: ' _tsysm from. Also made up Curtains, Shades
1V:•$. to Measure Shades in Cloth of Venetian.
Lis quote you prices.
SEEDS SEEDS
;' a h eve t°:e Leading Varieties of Seed Corn,
Mange! and Tui nip Seeds for sale. Get
.71:gpply now, as stocks this season are limited.
C *Pi
PRODUCE WANTED
your
PHONE 59
ERA
ANCE
EXCEPT LIFE
Fi e, Auto, Casualty
Fidelity, Etc.
Andicew F. Hess, _ Zurich
Local Representative
Zurich
HELP WIN THE WAR BY
BUYING VICTORY BONDS
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■ The "Walsden"
contains 750
springs, encased in
individual pockets
for maximum resi-
liency, lasting com-
fort and durability.
Upholstered with
layers of high qual-
ity
ua.ity white cotton
fele 'Imperial roil
edges tend side
stitc¢recl to give a
permanent upright
age. All standard
"ns S32.50
048 191414 taft
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value - With All
the Features of
Higher Priced
Mattresses ..
• Here is a mattress that
sells at
32.5 and
� 3: com-
pares in value to many that
sell at a much higher price:
Thousand.
sof satisfied
buyers have found in the
"Walsden" a mattress that
brings restful, refreshing
sleep; complete satisfaction
and long lasting wear.
Come in and find out for
yourself why we say—you
can't beat the Marshall
"Walsden" for value and
comfort!
and WEIDO Phone No. 92 Zurich
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Soap Flakes, 5 lbs.
• Pitted cherries per can 15c
Biue Berries, 2 cans 25c
Dates with pitts, 2 lbs. ' 25c
Pork and beans 23 -oz. 2 cans 25c
Olives 1 l` h oz jar 30c
Sodas, 2 lbs .. 25c
Red Rose Tea, half -lb. , 33c
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LOCAL MARKETS
ITEMS OF MCA CA to itiT€ ST
Mrs. Emily Fuss has returned
from visiting with her daug::ter to
Detroit.
Dr. W. Schellig, accompanied by
his son Robert of Detroit, gave us
a .friendly call on Monday.
E' .i,Ir. Ilciwy Datars has returner;
from several weeks' visit 3n the
Theclford district.
Monday was observed as ct bank
and public school holiday, it being
our King's 'birthday.
'Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Overholt of
Gederich were Monday visitors with
Dr. -and Mrs. W. B. Coxon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Welland and;
sons Harry and Bob of Detroit, vis-
ited. Sunday with the McAdams fam-
' fly, Bronson line.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Heist and fam-
ily were week -end visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr. ante :Firs.
Oscar Klopp.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wurm, and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wurm motored
to Clinton on Sunday where. they
, 1 ---t1 • end Mrs. A. C. Levy
Mr. W. S. Ruliy was a recent vis-
itor to Kitchener.
Mr. Ernery Ruby of Ki timer• vis-
ited with his father, Mr. W. S. Ruby
the past week.
Mrs. Matilda MacKinnon and son
Archie, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ka'• •
fleisch spent Thursday, at Caledon
East.
j Miss D. Standing, of the local tea-
ching staff spent the week -end at
her home in Paisley and her mother
returning with her to Zurich.
'Ir. Henry Brown of the 15th con.
Hay brought ta. the Herald Office on
'do'tday e fine sample of early oat-
out in full head. This the earliest
we hav known oats to be in head by
June 9th.
During 2:- rte: ent heavy thunder-
storm the drive shed on the farm of
Mr. Ray Fisher, south of town, was
struck by lightning, but the firo
which resulted was brought under
control before much damage we'
done.
The engagement Li'announced o
Miss Ethel Lillian. French to Floyd
Theodore Foster, the marriage t'
take place at Trinity Lutheran
church, London, on June 16. The
bride -elect is a daughter of Mrs.
French, Josephine st., and the late
Joseph French, and i'dr. Foster is the
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Foss.
ter, Albert st., London, and formeely
of Zurich.
HIGHEST POINTS
Ellwood Epps of Clinton has estab-
lished an international reputation for
marksmanship in rifle target pract-
ice. .Successes in the United State
have been followed by shooting the
highest point scores in a Canadian -
wide contest sponsored by the Can
adian ,S1nallbore Rifle Association.
His score, the highest in the Dom-
inion was 871 points out 9z a pos-
sible 900.
HAY TOWNSHIP FEDERATION
OF AGRICULTURE
Th.e directors of the Hay Township
unit of the Federation of Agricult-
ure met in the Township Hall, Zurich
last week and appointed Ben Elder
and W. R. Dougall as voting dele-
gates to the County meeting held in
Clinton where a Huron County unit
of the Ontel 0 Federation of Agric-
ulture was joined. Reeve Watson of
Stanley was appointed president and
Gaan'tle of sHowick Vicd-Pres
The board of 'directors is formed by
h "
vnship unit appointing a dir-
ector to act on the County board
wad tiro Township units by +Schoo:
Section units. The Clinton Hall wa
veil filled as anany came from al'
parts of the county to take part t
the •discus&.ons, Sue a c.ou»ty 1'tti
formed, and to hear Mr. Bond o'
"loin( 13rydges who is a P n +lei+
director, and acted as. guest speaker.
ce f• . , story of the Fede •.ale+
of Agriculture an+l rneny inter .iii ln,
raisons why all agriculture hist •un-
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if "! le,i".tl .1 S1 u':'a:Li15 l Yt.'+.1+'4
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(Corrected evar, WednesdaT)
Eggs, dozen ...
Dressed chickens ...
Chickens live .... .
Wheat, bushel .....
Oats, bush. • ..... .
Barley, bush. ...
Buckwheat, bush
Flour; Cwt. ......
•Pastry- flour at mill
Potatoes, 75 -Ib bag
•Live hogs cwt.
- 18,, 16, 14
•..........12-20
10-14
80
35
42
40e
2,50-3.15
25 lbs:.
....65c
1
8.5020
Miss .Margaret Watson, of Bruce -
field, teacher of SS. No.. 3, Stanley,
for the past two years, has resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wurm of Sea -
forth were Sunday visitors at the
home, of Mrs. Emily Fuss. ,
To BEGIN JUNE 11th.
On Wednesday, June 11th, enum-
erators throughout the Dominion wily
eft out anon the eighth census at
Canada.. They will present m ea,th
'tome 'a form with forty •questions: to
''e'enswered by the head of the house
-nrl the form for farmers contains no
fewer than 167 questions."It •whs the —_
anginal intention to .begin the census
taking on June 2nd, but a pwtpon-
emen% was made on account of the
war loancampaign. The fact's to be
recorded, however, will be as of the = IS THE TIME TO ORDER
Your Stove Wood. Good 4 -foot Body W004
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 Lir e.s.l
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YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS
We Always Carry • a Full. Line of the Best of
." both Shelf and Heavy Stank Hardware: Stoves,
Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments, Let Us
+ Offer You Good Suggestions along this Line.
•' Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable Prices
FURNITURE
See Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suites
A FUJI Line of all the Home Rem-emernts
t Always keep a Good Stock of New and: the very Latest
in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Pricer,. quality Con-
' sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress,
Dining Room Suites, Occasional Chairs- Rockers, Etc.,
SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
For the more conservative purchaser we can save
you many a dollar as we have a fine- assortment of
Slightly Used' !Furniture that will give•y'rraa big value for
your Money. Drop in and look these• over and get our 4#
Remarkable Low Pri
Joh stor tfc KaIbileiscJj.
Hardware s Fur jte a Phone 63
Dead and Maid Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone: Collect: Exeter. 235. Seaforth 15
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original date. An infant born after
midnight, June ,lst twill not be coun-
ted, but persons who were alive at
that tiime will be enumerated even
if they have since diedt It rs to be
hoped that the public will co-operate
and assist in the task to the fullest.
•
extent.
NOT JUST LOOKING At.: THE
WAR
There are people in the Coutct;y of
Huron who remember the last- war.
They remenr'ber it because they were
in the treemehes, or they Grayed aft
,conte and suffered the agony of lov,
Mg uncertainty while their husband„
ons tutcl brothers were at the front.
f'here are people who are still carry -
ng ---and carrying en.eerfully-....the
,urden, left by the last war. But
her is a new war, some might say, a
resumption • of the struggle against
the same evil thin. It brings a new
Ball to sacrifice, It requires that we
:ve up whatever is necessary that
the factories may make war mater-
ials. It asks us to ingest in Vivtory
Bonds to • support our fighting men.
It demands that we :finish the job we
tasted 27 years ago. Compared with
:he people of Britain, what are we
asked to do. We are only 'asked to
'end our money—a comparatively
small sacrifice, when we consider
what the people of Britain are doing
and giving. Help the Empire which
gives us this freedom, and standard
of civilization and geed Iiyln;g by
buying Victory Bortde,
In County Court
.Goderick — After nearly seven
hours' deliberation, a Huron County
sessions jury late on June 6th bro
tight in a verdict of guilty in the
.ase of Earl . Williams, 24 -year-old
Goderich Township farmer. The pro
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arose oat �
of an
accident or
No. 8 highway last Christmas Eve. i'
.hich IJrs. E, Kirby, of Oshawa, we
:Bled
her father th
er seriouslY JL in' tr
1. Williams was given two month's
suspended sen'tense, and obliged t
give a recognizance• to pay $100 cr
costs and not to drive an auto unti
Tanu ey 1, 1043, and not after the
(tiles; he can pass an eyesight ter,
ou may drive a farm tractor, bt
s. `'air as driving any other kind o
:'ntnn obile equipment, you're out
'udge Clement told the accused, 'i'1
two months' susupended jail sentenr
r alt»r:t,'t]ve far non-leylnen't of t'
%11)0 tin"r "Vol? were tint being t:
'' earl te:11 . 1,„4; for ;1 tie+
'•rho driva+ de"::five equipi'
c d aut„nrebiles.
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Cut Your Fuel -Bill in HALF!
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Buy Storm Windows and Doors
LET US QUOTE YOU!
Headquarters for Johns -Manville Building Materials.
+ REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A
+ LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL
TI144ES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU
3a WAIT.
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,THE HAYING AND HARVESTING SEASON WILL uOON
BE IN OUR MIDST NOW AND HAVE YOU ;THOUGHT OF
LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOWER OR BINDER, IN WHAT
CONDITION THEY ARE FOR THE CUTTING OF HAY AND
GRAIN. IF IN NEED OF REPAIRS LET US DO THIS FOR
YOU. WE HAVE GENUINE INTERNATIONAL HARVES-
TER PARTS AND WILL TUNE UP YOUR MACHINES FOR
THE BIG RUSH LATER ON,
CHICK STARTERS
We invite you to come in and see our various
kinds of Chick Staters, and get our prices Be' which
are the lowest anywhere...
e ;;afire and call.
WE THANK YOU!
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