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NEW PRINTS
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A SHIPMENT OF NEW SPRING PRINTS
NOW OPENED UP.
40 Pieces to choose from in a Great Variety
of New Patterns. Priced from 17c to 25c yard.
STAMPED MATS
This is Mat Hooking Tinie. Let Us Show You
Our New Rug Patterns. Priced as low as 25c each
KNITTING YARNS
We carry the Celebrated Monarch Yarns, Guaran-
teed fast colors, and will . not shrink, best for
Sweater Coats. We have Monarch Down Dove,
Radiant, Silvertwist and Tweed. Have also receiv-
ed a cheaper yarn suitable for Cushions, Afghans,
Etc. Peerless Fingering, selling at 10c for 1-0z.
Ball
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
Baking Bran, 2 lbs. for
Cookies, per lb.
No. 1 Sodas, per lb.
Broken Sodas, fresh, 2 -lbs. for
Sardines, 3 for
Smoked Herring, per Ib.
Large Grapefruits, 4 for
Oranges, 2 dozen for
Dried Peaches, per lb.
5c
15c
14c
19c
15c
'18c
25c
45c
20c
Fresh Head Lettuce and Celery on hand Thursday
to Saturday
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PRODUCE WANTED
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PROVI�_.D FOR A HURON & ERIE DEBENTURE OR A GUAR-
.`-`?1'EIED TRUST CERTIFICATE IS AS FOLLOWS: —
FIRST CCATAIIH UPON EVERY DOLLAR OF THE CORPORATI-
ON'S 2.SST TS 17HICH TOTAL OVER $46,870,0,00. THE TOTAL
ASSETS OF TIiL HURON & ERIE AND THE CANADA TRUST
CO PAMEXCEED $78,000,000. IN ADDITION THE PAID-UP
CAPITAL AND RESERVE FUND OF THE HURON & ERIE IS
$7,000,000.
IITHE SECURITIES, BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TO
A CON r INUOUS AUDIT BY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND
THE COIVI?ANIES ARE UNDER STRICT GOVERNMENT SUPER-
VISION.
INTEREST ON DEBENTURES AND CERTIFICATES PAYABLE
HALF -YEARLY IS AS FOLLOWS:
3 sl % For One and Two year Investments.
4% For Three, Four and Five Year Investments.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND FULL PARTICULARS
CHEERFULLY SUPPLIED BY:
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY;
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your vvinier's fuel, be it Coal or I
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
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We carry a full line of the Well Known ' and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, •
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall 1
Mattresses t
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line Jf heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
STADE & WEIDOI
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Grocery Store-
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Minute Tapioca with sherbert glass, pkg• 15c
Spanish Onions, 3 lbs. 23c
Wheens Carbolic Soap, per cake 5c
15c
25c
Straw -berry am y Jam, large jar 35c
39c
Peanut Butter, 16 -oz. jar
Orange Marmalade, Large jar
Geen Te, per lb.
Tomato Juice, per can
B( x Sodas, per pkg. ... ...15c
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EGGS WANTED. Phone 165
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEtRi,S ;<
Messrs. Louis and Leonard Prang
spent the week -end in Detroit.
{Mir. William McAdams of the
Bronson Line motored to Landon on
Sunday.
Miss Mende Langford, teacher of
the Bronson school, spent Sunday at
her home at Lucan.
Miss Ethel Fowiie of Bayfield,
visited the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Gid. Koehler of town.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and
family of Exeter, were visitors an
town one evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner, Miss
Merle Langford, Mr. and Mrs. Dan.
Oswald were Sunday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. McAdams, Bron-
son Line.
The annual meeting of the Mem-
bers of the Hay Township Farmers'
Mutual. Fire Insurance Company will
be held in the Town Hall, Zurich on
OE\londay afternoon, January 27th, at
2 o'clock when the usual business
will be transacted.
Word has been received here of
the very illness of Prof. Herbert
Kalbfieisch of London, who recently
underwent an operation for append-
icitis. Pleased to report that latest
reports show an improved condition
of the patient.
We have again experienced a very
cold snap of weather over the week-
end, with the mercury dropping con-
siderably below the zero at times.
We hear so little these days of the
mild winter we were to have. The
big half of January is gone, with
only another week after this and we
have not as yet had our annual Janu-
ary thaw. Although we had a little
milder weather early in the month,
but no general thaw.
The members of Hay Council were
in session on Saturday afternoon in
the capacity of a telephone meeting,
as apparently the contracts with the
local managers were expired and it
became necessary to draw up new
contracts and make new arrangem-
ents. Mr. P. Mclsaac was reappoin-
ted manager of Dashwood with an
increase in salary of $150, while in
the Zurich office Mr. Harry G. Hess
was given full management of the
switching as well as lineman at a
straight salary. This will eliminate
the reiVontibility of looking after the
engaging of switchboard operators
by the Council, and in future If we
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter, creamery
Eggs.
Chickens, lb.
Hens, Ib.
Ducks, dressed, lb
Geese, dressed, lb
Turkeys, dressed
Wheat bush.
20, 18, 16
15%, 14, 13, 11
10, 9, 7
16c
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Oats, bush. .............
Barley, bush.
Buckwheat, bush.
Flour cwt.
Bran and shorts, ton
Potatoes per 90 -lb. bag
Live hogs, cwt.
25
32c
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2.25 3.15
20.00
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7.00
County Statement
For the first time in years, it is
stated, an auditors' report of the
county treasurer's books will be plac-
ed before Huron County Council at
the January session. The count
meets on January 28.
Great Poet Passes
Rudyard Kipling, distinguished
British writer of tales and poems,
died on January 18th in Middlesex
Hospital, lessthan five days after he
had undergone an operation for a
performed stomach ulcer. He wrote
prose so electrically exciting, so rich
in its choice of words and rhythm of
sentences that to read them will aI-
ways be for anyone who loves liter-
ature, a marvelous experience. He
did what all great writers do—create
a world of his own. A world peopled
only with children, but a jungle of
wonderful colors, shining rivers and
beautiful flowers and plants that will
never be found anywhere except
there.
BOOK ABOUT BANKING
There is much about :bank methods
and practices that is a mystery to the
ordinary man and woman. They
know about savings accounts and
cheques, ;but they know little about
numerous other services that the
banks are prepared to give them. To
enlighten the public on the subject,
the Bank of Montreal has just issued
a new edition of its ;booklet entitled
"Your Bank and How You May Use
It." Prepared "for the purpose of
setting forth the many ways in which
the bank can serve the individual."
this booklet is really a most valuable
manual on Canadian banking. One
of the surprises it provides for the
reader is the extraordinary range of
service which the bank offers to the
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Painting Wagon $7.00 and 10.0(
Painting Buggy 6.00 and 10.00
Recovering Buggy Top 16.00 and 18.00
Rerimming Buggy Wheels, Set 12o00
Buggy Shaft
Cross Bar
Buggy Reach
Buggy Spokes each
3.00
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Large Shipment of Tires Just Received
Regular $10.00 Heavy Service tires at ................_6.35 E
Regular 10.75, Heavy Service tires at 6.90
Gasoline at per gollon . 23c
Lubricating Oils and greases at corresponding low prices
Get Your Requirements Here, where Your Dollars
Go the Farthest!
Expert Workmanship on all Makes of Cars,, with charges
Very Reasonable!
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to go to.
With the continued heavy falls of
snow it keeps the various plows quite
busy to keep the roads open. The
road from Zurich to St. Joseph has
received several plowings this week
and to -day Wednesday is again
filled up, but we think it will be op-
ened as soon as possible. Mr. Har-
vey, of Kippen, who has this piece of
road in charge, is to be congratulat-
ed on the fine work he has done so
far this year. For instance on Sun-
day evening the found the Zurich
road considerable better than the No.
4 Highway, which has a concrete
bottom to work on. Mr. Harvey
seems to have an exceptionally good
big plow that sends the snow scurry-
ing into the road sides.
UNCOVERING FISH W;DRMS
Civic employees could go fishing if
they wanted to, and use live, wigg-
ling worms as bait. Heavy blankets
of snow have prevented the frost
penetrating the ground, and six in-
ches below the surface, fish worms
are being uncovered. This actually +
occurred at the skating rink where r SON
town employees were digging a tr Rosier lin Hay Township on Janu +�, Tet shop 149 �� ro� — Res. 67 Z
ench. As both the river and the ary 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 4
lake were frozen over, the men did Regier, a daughter.
lot leave their work to indulge in Millar --At Dashwood, on December: 1 g? V. BEV
the fascinating past -time of fishing. 26th to Mr and Mrs. Ted .M'li 1*
— Gnderieb Star. son,
,these services is listed, and not only
is each service explained in language
that is easily understood, but the
correct methods of procedure are also
described.. This valuable booklet
may be had for the asking at any
branch of the Bank of Montreal.
Died at Stephen Twp.
On Monday last Mrs. Thos. Hould-
en passed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. Reeder, 2nd con.,
Stephen Twp: Mrs. Houlden, who
had been an invalid for the past two
years had spent the past 5 weeks at
the home of her daughter. A few days
before her death she was taken ill
with pneumonia and passed away.
She was aged 72 years, 7 months and
17 days. She was born in Usborne
Twp., about three miles south of
Elimville and was united in marriage
with her now bereaved husband. Be-
fore coming to Exeter a little over
30 years ago the Cornish family re-
sided on the farm on which Mrs. Cor-
nish was born. Besides her husband,
5 daughters survive.
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MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS
Now that the harvestis over we
appreciate having an early settlement on
Repair Accounts. Manifest your appreciation
for receiving credit by settling at once.
10 per cent. added after October 15th 4F
SPECIAL on Hot water Heaters for your car for
balance of month. $18.00 heaters for only $8.50.
Cash with Order.
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