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Clearing Sale
Following our usual custom We are again holding
a Winter Clearing Sale in order to clear out heavy
Winter Goods... Weather is still decidedly cold,
and you will certainly benefit by attending this
event and sharing in the many Bargains we offer.
We also have very attractive prices on many lines.
of Spring Goods.
Remember the date:
Beginning SATURDAY, FEB. 222nd.
Closing, SATURDAY, MARCH 7th
'.See Our Large Posters for Prices, Etc,
PRODUCE WANTED
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PROVlr t.l) FOR A HURON & ERIE DEBENTURE OR A GUAR -
!.NY :ET) TRUST CERTIFICATE IS AS FOLLOWS:
FM -ST CLAIM UPON EVERY DOLLAR OF THE CORPORATI-
ON'S '•.S� TS WHICH 'TOTAL OVER $46,870,000. THE TOTAL
'; t, llt'RON & ERIE AND THE CANADA TRUST
NY EXCEED X8,000,000, IN ADDITION THE PAID-UP 1°
AL AND RESERVE FUND OF THE HURON & ERIE IS
$?,000,000.
THE SECURITIES, BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TC)
A CON Ti INUOUS AUDIT BY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS AND
THE COMPANIES ARE UNDER STRICT GOVERNMENT SUPER-
VISION.
INTEREST ON DEBENTURES AND CERTIFICATES PAYABLE
;HALF -YEARLY IS AS FOLLOWS: . /
For One rind Two year Investments.
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For Three, Four a�.d Five Year Investments.
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AND FULL PARTICULARS
CHEERFULLY SUPPLIED BY:
Andrew F Hess, m Zurich
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Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Gc'odyeai Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes go
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Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- T
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Lipton's Tea, mixed or black, half -lb. ......:......3Oc
Princess Soap Flakes, large and small, 2 for . 18c
Tomatoes, Large, cans, each .. 10c
Gold Medal Jello, 3 pkge. ,..,..., ++.....,....;14c
Chicken Haddies, per can .,,,............ .............,15c
Tuna Fish Flakes, per can ,�~
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Old Dutch Cleanser, per. can 1 Oc
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ITEMS '41' . INTEREST
Miss Roseabell As5rigiit, who has
been ill with an attack of pleursy,•
we are pleased to eenort is improv-
ing nicely.
There were no services in the
St. Peter's Lutheran church on Sun-
day, as the pastor, Rev. E. Turk -
beim supplied at Philipsburg for the
clay.
Mr. Bertram Deichert, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Deichert, Jr., of the
Blind line, was last week taken to
Victoria Hospital, London .where he
will receive treatments.
Mrs. Charles Scotchmer of Bay-
field, who has been a visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht
has returned to her home in Bay-
field.
The total value of Canadian field
crops harvested in 1934 is now esti-
mated at $544,974,600 compared with
a revised estimate of $453,598,000
for 1.933. This increase of $91,376,-
600
91,376;640 is due mainly to higher unit
prices.
Cold—Phew!
We are in receipt of a t,rief cons
munication from Mr. David Schnell
of Aberdeen, Saskatchewan, written
February 20th, in which Mr. Schnell
advises us that they still are having
cold winter weather with the mercury
mostly from 35 to 50 below zero
since New Years.
With the roads blocked to motor
traffic there is not near the travelling
going on, and your publisher, like
other wekklies in the county find it
difficult when publishing day comes
just what to put in these columns.
We would as kour readers to co-
operate with us and call us up by
phon of your visits or visitors and
we will be glad to put thtese items
in. Then there are a few of our cor-
respondents we have not heard of
for a few weeks, probably some of
these are still snowed in, but any
items that are news we will be pleas-
ed to receive each week to help to
keep up the interest.
With the thaw the beginning of
the weak, the roads are in a very
unfavor::lle c e Thi,...en '1'he road to
Ii, rrtill let,„.a. .;{,,,?rt. the bet of any
we are told. Mr. D. Oswald has
deet .. { .:• , l Ever'.-:. MI thin road,
and if th : big plow would come a-
long now in ori t � r rt ware epee
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Vele pieec c'! lord -er motor traffic.
We are told Oita tl.t- Ne..4 '1iighway
is practically down to the pavement,
for one way trape. and e.a 11y to
meet car`. .,III 1lrirve'y lets i ee•n
working on the rayfdelci to truce•
field road this week, and owing to
a break of his plow he has been de-
layed in coming to Zurich. But with
no mishaps the Zurich Road will be
opened on Thursday. This will be
good news to the produce dealers Of
town who have large supplies of
farm produce on hand waiting for
safe roads to drive on from here to
Hensarll.
SNOW ROADS A PROBLEM
Keeping oped the main highways
i, v.inter, or the past three weeks
has been a big • pi oblem to those in
{L'. ority. The ce'rlinary snow plows
were •not adequate to do the job.
Tho Provincial Department have a
few called cat er p liar . tractor plows,
these heavy machines weigh approxi-
mately fourteen terns and make an
'p eeIng of eigh , e; feet wide and_
it makes little difference .)'•e dem)
or hard the snow is they just go on
the ,ane However, these are a very
cumbersome vehicle and cannot be
taken across bridges like for inst-
ance the Rayfield bridge of the Exe-
ter bridge. A very regretable point
is that these outfits travel only about
three miles an hour, which very slow
when we consider the amount of
main roads that become blocked after
a storm is a winter like this. Haw-
ever, it has been some years since
we have experienced ouch a weather
LOCAL MARKEI e.
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Butter, creamery ...... .. 31
Eggs, ..• .20, 3.8, i
Chickens, lb........ 15%, 14, 13, 11
Wheat bush. 68
Oats, bush 25
Barley, bush. .......... ...... ate
Buckwheat, hush. 32
Flour cwt. ............ 2.25 3.15
Bran and shorts, ton . , ..... 20.00
Potatoes per 90413. bag .. 100
Live hogs, cwt. ............. 7.00
Rabb is Driven to Town
Over at. rarkhill with the fields and
woods covered with deep snow jack
rabbits are being forced to find their
food in other places. As a rresult,
rnari%r are being seen intown where
they are becoming a. serious problem
by, destroying valuable shrubs, froth
trees and bulbs.
Restoring Dignity
Toronto—No women are to appear -
in the galleries of the Ontario Legis-
lature, or on the floor of the House,
without Itatts; all gallery applauders
will be warned on leaving the House
they have offended against the dig-
nity of the Chamber and visitors will
not be allowed to any gallery or to
the floor-Ievel wings of the Chamber
without a. special pass from the
Speaker's office. Those are. among
the regulations which Hon_ Norman
0. • :Elipel, Speaker, is enforcing at
the Ontario Legislature,. supposedly
to bring back dignity and decorum
to the House.
Hold Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of 'the McKil-
lop Mutual Fire Insurance Company
was held Friday last in the Seaforth
town hall at 2 p.m.. John E. Pepper
of • Br•ucefiehl became Vice President
in place of James Connolly of Goder-
ich. AlI the other officers were re-
elected as follows: President, Alex.
Br^'oadfooct, Seaforth ; Sec.-Treas..„ M..
A. Reid, .Seaforth. Directors: Ales:.,
Broadfoot, Seaforth; Jas. Sholdice,
Walton; Wm. Knox, Londesboro; G..
Leonlrardt, Dublin; J. E. Pepper,
Ilr:ueefield;. Jas. Connolly, Czotterieb;
T. Moylan, Seaforth; W. R. Archi-
bald, Seaforth; Alex.:McEw..en• Blyth
J. _'McNay and J. L. Malone. auditors.
The financial statement for 1933
Receipts, $32
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Expenses of management, i7t3,I70il,,
fire losses, $6,065.19Assets: .$1 S,-
059.19. Liabilities
In Police C91.gt
At. Godes.-ich on pleading guilty to,
a charge of attempting to perform
an illegal operation. on an 18 year.
old Seaforth girl, Clem. Thiele of Kit-
chener young may, was sentenced to
two years less a day by Magistrate
J, A. Makins, in the Ontario Reform-
atory, with an. indeterminate • term
not to exceed two years less a day.
Joseph Fritzley, of Goderieh pleaded
guiiity to two charges of theft and
was remanded two weeks. The hour
of• court was forwarded one hour t❑
accomodate the magistrate, -who was
forced to travel by rail owing to the
blocked -roads. He arrived at 1..21
o'clock, conducted court and left for
Stratford at 2.20 o'clock. --.Signal.
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goode at ....,. ....20c
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon 28c
We also have sone very Attractive Prices in
4' • Furniture- See Our New Beds, Spring and
Mattresses.
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FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY
YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE,
ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEPI US ABOUT
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EVE. t
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' Two Gerd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
t Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables;
Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for qukk Sale.
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Painting Buggy
Revering Buggy Top
Rerming Buggy
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6..00 axed 10.00
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Wheels Set .......... ...._._. 12o00
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Large Shipment of Tires Just Received
Regular $10.00 Heavy Service tires at 6.35
Regular 10.75, Heavy Service tires at ............
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Gasoline at per golion ............ ........... ........,,..,.......... 23c.
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Expert Workmanship iikmanship on all Makes of Cars, with charges
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Although the Canadian hockLy
team. did not lose a game in the last
series of the round at the Olympic
Games in 'Germany, they did not win
or tie for the title as under the pe-
culiar ruling as they had lost to Eng-
land in a previous round they. could
not meet this tearr't again. The points
in the •last round wore: Canada 4,
England 8, United States 1, Czech••
olsovakia 0, but die to the second
round being carried ,into the Anal
round the standing was England
Canada 4, U. S. 3, Czechoslovalcia. 0.
It is said that the. English team Wa:,l
made up of practically all Canadian
and .we trust it will be a long time ;slayers, who -rad been imported to
11•1410•01•�r w0*•• till we have a, similar experience. i the xrIsl land for tha, purpose. �r
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