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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
NEW PRINTS
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 Time. Let Us Show You
iOur New Rug Patterns. Priced as low as 25c each
KNITTING YARNS
We carry the Celebrated Monarch Yarns, Guaran-
.'tteed 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 1 Oc for 1-0z.
Ball
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
5c
15c
14c
T 9c
15c
'18c
25c
45c
20c
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 lb.
Large Grapefruits, 4 for
'Oranges, 2 dozen for
"Died Peaches, per lb.
Fresh Head Lettuce and Celery on hand Thursday
to Saturday
J. G•SCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
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!PRO V11-0.:1) 17(IR A HURON & ERIE DEBENTURE OR A GUAR -
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...NTEED CERTIFICATE IS AS FOLLOWS:
FIRS ° l l '.� 1 �l 'UPON EVERY DOLLAR OF THE COEPORATI-
tYD 'S: ASSETS' 1lICH TOTAL OVER $46,870,000. THE TOTAL
I T ,'1N & ERIE AND THE CANADA TRUST
«. 0111' `ANY EXCEED $78,000,000. IN ADDITION THE PAID-UP
;x;A1?ITAL AND RESERVE FUND OF THE HURON & ERIE IS
$7,000,000.
.' THE SECURITIES, BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TO
A CON UINUOUS AUDIT BY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND
'THE COMPANIES ARE UNDER STRICT GOVERNMENT SUPER-
VISION.
:INTEREST ,ON DEBENTURES AND CERTIFICATES PAYABLE
'11ALF-YEATLY IS AS FOLLOWS:
3'a % For One and Two year Investments.
45 Por 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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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
OOALan. OOKEI
ILet us fill your rec, uirements of
your winier's fuel, be it Coal or
Coke. Prices the lowest, quality I
considered,
PAINTS! PAINTS!
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Aylmer Pork and .Deans, Targe can 10,.
Peanut butter per 1b• 15c
Chicken Soup, 3 cans 25c
Forest City Baking Powder with glass 25c
'Vegetable Macedoine (with peas, carrots,
and beans) per can 15c
Marshmallow cookies per lb 15c
Red pitted Cherries, 2 cans 25c
Libby's Queen Olives, 18 -oz, jar 25c
Menno Oesch
41111
Zurich
Phone 165
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ITEMS OF LOLUL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel of thin
14th con., treated themselves to a
fine new Dodge sedan.,
Mrs. E. Church spent a very pleas-
ant week -end the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Joy, at London.
Mr. John Schlundt of Dashwood'
made a business trip to town one,
day last week.
To -day, Wednesday, is a big com-
meration in the United States, as;
they celebrate Lincoln Day, in honor
of that great mancipator -who freed'
the colored people of that great coon-.
•try of slavery.
Mrs. Robetlt McBride of the Gosh-
en Line, north spent a pleasant
week -end at the home of her son and'
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie..
McBride, to the east of Kippen.
Messrs. Clarence Gascho and Har-
old Swartzentruber who have been
at Kitchener attending a bible school.
returned to their homes on Saturday,
We regret very much to repeat. of
the illness of Mr. William Ruby of
town. On Friday he was assisting at
the farm of Mr. Dan. Oswald, Bron-
son line, when he was suddenly aver, -
taken with a heart attack. He was
brought home on a stretcher and is
progressing nicely at his home here
in the village. We wish Mr. Ruby a
speedy recovery.
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried i
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
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
Ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter, creamery 31
Eggs. 20, 1S, 16
Chickens, Ib. 15%, , 14, 13, 11
Wheat bush. 68
'Oats, bush. 25
Barley, bush. 32c
Buckwheat bush. 32
,F1'our cwt. 2.25, 3.15
.Bran and shorts, ton ....... z0,.00
i.Pbtatoes per 90 -Ib. bag ........1.00
Live hogs, cwt. 7.00
BORN
Ma,Kinley--At Stanley Tow e:liip on
February 5th, to Mr and Mrs. El-
gin McKinley, a son.
M;elick-At Hay Township;, on Feb-
ruary llth, to Mr. and la's: Glad-
; 'gin Melick, a sores •
Grain Conference Feb. 25
Ottawa -Hon. Wm. E. Miler, Min-
ister of Trade and Commerce has
invited representatives f the grain
growers and the grain trade to con-
fer in Winnipeg on. Feb. 25 to dis-
cuss and means of promoting the sale
and use of Canadian wheat.
During the past ten days we have
had an unusual spell of zero weather
the coldest that we heard of was 12
below, but it has been zero and be-
low for the past week or so every
night with the mercury rising some-
what in the day time. In many plac-
es people are experiencing a coal
shortage, in fact in town here the
dealer's bins are empty of hard coal,
they still have some coke, but it is al-
so going fast. We are told that the
city of Detroit is importing coal from
Windsor, something that has never
happened before. Zurich like many
other places in the community is
handing out fuel in bags, while there
is no shortage at the mines fut the
transportation is next to paralyzed.
Makes Maiden Speech
pMrs. George Black, of the Yukon,
second woman member in the House
of Commons on Friday, made her
maiden speech in reply to the loss
of Ring George V., and In sympathy
to Queen Mary, on behalf of the
women of Canada. "I have address-
ed audiences of 30,000 people and
have been sitting in the gallery of
the house during sessions for 15 yers.
wondering why the speakers did not
do better --now I wonder they diel a�
well.' Mrs. Black said with a smile.
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NATIONAL FARM PAPER
CHEESE SUITS BRITISH
A good attitude towards Canadian
cheese exists • in England, Dr. J. H.
Gfrisdale, former deputy minister of
agriculture at Ottawa told the Ont.
Cheese Patrons, Association at King-
saon. He stressed the importance: of
securing better prices on the English
market for Canadian cheese. England
he said uses 170,000 tons of import-
ed cheese each year and of that 110,-
000 tons came from New `'Zealand
and 30,000 tons from Canada.
Good Roads Assn. to . Meet
The dates set for the annual con-
vention of the Ontario Good Roads
Association which will be held in
Toronto on February 19th and 20th,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. At this annual evens there is
usually a big turnout of the various
municipalities of the Province
Short Course in Progress
The menn of this community are
receiving instructions along the line
of stock raising, farming and use of
fertilizers under the auspices of the
Young Men's Farmers' Club and the
fair sex are enjoying at the same
time a course of instruction in all
the branches of housekeeping and
household duties, including dres
making, first aid, cooking, etc. The
instructions are being given in the
Town Hall, Hensall, by men and
Women who are very competent, and
will continu.g dur?1:g this month.
GROWS IN POPULARITY
Despite hard times, the Family
Herald and Weekly Star, ,Canada's
National Farm Magazine, is able to
report steady progress. • Circulation
continues to grow, indicating that
there is as great a demand as ever
for clean, entertaining and helpful
reading matter, as provided by this
popular rural weekly. The Family
herald and Weekly Star aptly meets
the general,. reading , requirements of
'farrfict's' and their families. ' The in-
formation on farm. and :farm matters
it contains is alone worth many times
Trade Higher
'Canada's total trade abroad in the
12 months ended Dec. 31, was up 10
per cent. or more than $118,000,000-
000 over 1934, according to a report
issued by the Dominion Bureau of
Statistics, Ottawa. Total trade in the
calander year 1935 amounted to
$1,292,667,376:compared,witet $1,171-
997,517 in the preceding year. Do-
mestic exports totaled $729,292,880,
imports $50,314,551 and re-exports
$13,058,946. Domestic exports to the
British. Empire countries showed a
gain of over 12 per cent at $377,-
644,809. Domestic exports to fore-
ign countries were up 10 per• cent.
with' a value of $351,649,071, and
imports 'from' foreign countries ichor
wed a gain of 5'ri per cent. The
the subseription price. Add to this. United Kingdom was the best cus-
the delightful stories, up -to -the min- 'tomer among empire countries taking
ute articles, the Women's and Child- goods to the value of $303,501,542
ren's sections, the unique and much- While Canada imported goods from
loved Sunday Section, and you have the United Kingdom valued at $716-
a veritable storehouse of reading to 675,713. As in previous years the
1`ring pleasure to every member of United States was the best customer
the. family. At $1.00 per year, the of foreign countries, taking goods
Family Herald and Weekly Star can- .valued at 1265,975,002 an increase
oot be equalled; at the special rate of ,$43,386,909 or almost 20 per cent
of $2.00 for 4 years the value in compared with 11)34. The same year.
,rading given surpasses beyond con- Canada imported goods from the Un-,
pare that )riven by any paper on the ited States to the value of $321,-.
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
Coal Oil, good grade at
Spee Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon 28c .,
We also have some very Attractive Prices in &
Furniture. See Our New Beds, Swings and
Mattresses.
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USED FURNITURE
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Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables; t
4 Kited Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale. t
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THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice
Painting Wagon $7.00 and 10.00
Painting Buggy 6.00 and 10.00
Recovering Buggy Top I' 6.00 and 18.00
Rerimanitrg Buggy Wheels Set . 12000
Buggy Shaft 3.00
Cross Bar ... 1.00
Buggy Reach .......... 1.25
Buggy Spokes each ,.. 2-5c L
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t Regular $10.00 Heavy Service tires at 6.35
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• Gasoline at per gallon 23c
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t Lubricating Oils and greases at corresponding low prices .
4. Get YourRequirements Here, where Your Dollars•
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E• xpert Workmanship on all Makes of Cars, with charges
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OUR FRIENDS THE COMPLIMENTS, OF THE SEASONt
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