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12 QUART TIN PAILS, EACH . . , .. ....3'0'c
10 QUART GALV, PAILS, EACH ..25c
1-1b. Tin CASTLE FLOOR WAX at 2'5c
1 Quart Cans READY MIXED PAINT. 69`c:40c
1 PINT Tins READY M1XED PAINT
Half Pint Tins, READY MIXED PAINT. 223c
65c as
Joseph Roger's. 2 blade Jack Knives, each d 0c
Motor Oil, per Gallontui
Good. Quality Fuel Oil, per gallon
5c
Coleman Handy 2 Burner (gaso) Hot Plate $11.90
Perfection 3 burner coal oil Stove $23..00)
Ovens for 2 Burner Stoves, with Thermometer ....$4'..75•
King and Climax Bug Killer,. 20 lbs for ... , .....'itis
10 lbs. for ..
PARIS Green, 1 Ib. Package, each 40e:
Arsenate of lime, 1 -lb package at 26c•
Walnut Beds at each $4 and up
33ed Springs, at $5 and up)
Felt Mattresses at $5, to $10..
Marshall and Spring Mattresses at $12 to $28:.
ALSO A FULL AND COMPLETE RANGE OF THE
FOLLOWING AT LOWEST PRICES:.
HARVEST TOOLS, ROPE and SLING ROPES, HAY
CARS and LOUDEN STEEL TRACK,- GOLD MEDAL,
TWINE, CEMENT, ROOFING GALV. and ASPHALT.
S WIRE No. 9 GAGE EVEN SPACED FENCE at 48c
per ROD; BARB WIRE, STEEL POSTS and FROST
GATES.
SEE US ABOUT THAT EVE TROUGH OR ROOF JOB
OR PLUMBIN, d PIPING.
OB, TOO BIG, NOR TOO SMALL!
'This is the time of year to have that Roof Painted.
We have several kinds of Roof Coating, including AIlum-
inum Paint for Steel Roofs.
SR-ERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS, GOODYEAR TIRES,
BEATTY and MAXWELL'S HAND AND ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINES AND WRINGERS.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR COAL "NOW" WHILE
PRICES ARE LOWEST.
Stade & Weido
EVERYTHING IN
1-IARDWAI E, SEEDS and FURNITURE
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Seeds, Flour, Feed and Coal Merchants
TRUCKING
No Job too
Big or too Small;
Very ` Reasgbie Prices.;,;
WE HANDLE
McCormick -Dearing Repairs; Twine, Etc.
All kinds of Plow Points at 55c and 65c.
Special Prices on Insecticides as follows:
Climax Bug Killer 20 lbs. 65c.
Arsenate of Lead 18c lb...
Arsenate of Lime 12c lb.
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PICNIC SUPPLIES:—Sanitary ', .rapped Papel•
Plates, Cups, Etc, Etc.
PHOTOGRAPHIC 'SUPPLIES Good Supply of
Hand. Bring ins your Films for Developing and
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WE ARE OFFERING EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL LINES OF GOODS FOR THIS FIRST COM-
MUNITY SALE IN OUR TOWN.
As Customers of Ours, you unaoubtedly realize from past Clearing Sales, Which We have conducted, that when.
We advertise special events such as this, our Goods are marked clown to Lowest Possible Prices.
BE SURE TO CA11. AND SHARE IN THIS REAL MONEY SAVING EVENT.
REMEMBER THREE DAYS ONLY Thursday, Friday and Saturday, JULY Sth, 7th, and 8th, 1933
(STORE OPEN IN EVENINGS)
Voiles and Rayons
Reg. 50c and 65c a yd. to clear at 29c
Finer quality, to clear 39c
Rayons, Special at 23c to 35c
Prints! Prints!
36 -in... Prints, Reg. 35c for 27c
Reg. 25c for .19c
Reg. 19e for 16c
Peter Pan, Reg. 50c to clear at 29c
Krinkle Crepe, all_ colors, Reg. 25c at1.P c
. Toweling
Bath Towelings, Special at yd. 150
Linen Toweling, Reg. 35c for , 27c
Reg. 25c for 18c
Crash Toweling, Special at yd. 10c
Bath Towels, Epecial, each 19c
Lingerie
See our Angel Skin, taffetta slips at, ...98c
Mesh panties at 35c
Mesh Panties at 49c
Special Silk Bloomers at.... ..39c and 49e
.Ladies' Hose
all New Shades, Chiffon, os Service
Reg. 95c, for
Reg. 75c for
ills Hose, Special ,nom
.isle Hose, Special at
7.otton Hose, Special at
..adies' Sox, Special at pr
�b.1dren's Sox, 25c and 35c Clearing at..19c
Bathing Suits
All Wool, Men's or Ladies' Reg, 1.95 at $1.65
Reg. 1.50 for ...._ $1.30
Misses, Reg. 1.25, for $1.00
iioy's, Reg. 1.50, for $1.25
Curtain Goods
Curtain net, Reg. 45c for ...33c
Curtain net, Reg. 30c fIrr 22c
2 pieces only Net, Special, yd. ..15c
1 piece inly, scrim, at yd. 9c
3 pieces, frilled curtains, at 15c
Cretons, from ..........: 100 to 19c
House Dresses
35 ONLY IN STOCK AT CLEARING
PRICES
Reg. 1.25 for 98c
Reg. 98c for ... is
Reg. 75c for 60c
Remnants! 'Remnants!
SEE OUR TABLE FOR BARGAINS
REMNANTS OF VOILES, PRINTS
RAYONS, ETC:
IN
MEN'S WEAR
Weight Men's Fine Pullovers, new shades, each $1.39
Balbriggan Combinations, Reg. 95e for 85c
89c " Special ... '. . 68e
69c 'Overalls, red back, Reg. 1.75 for $1.30
33c I Special for ...88c
25c . Men's Work Shirts, Special. ' ........ _68c
15c " Reg. 1,10, for .... 95c
.15c Men's . Fine Sox at 19e
Men's Work Sox lbc, 19c, 25c,
IVIen's Straw flats, at only....... , .. , , , .15c
J. GASCHO
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MEN'S SHIRTS
Fine Shirts, Collar attached 75c
VVork Shirts, Special 68c
Linoleum ' Specials
Following E'trds of .4 -yd. wide Linoleum a
way beaow Reg. prices.
End, 4 yds. 8 in., E. quality, Reg. 3.25,
End, for $11.00',
1 yd. 30-in,.E quality, End for $12.751,
3 yds, 25 -in, heavy quality, Reg. 3.60,
End for 10.95
2 yds. 13 -in. D. quality for $6.95
Floor Coverings
2 yd. wide Feltol, at yd. .70c
2 yd. wider Oilcloth, Reg. $1 for
3 yd. wide Congoleum, Reg. 1.95 for ..1.75
All Lino. and Congoleum Rugs in Stock at
Greatly Reduced Prices
Groceries, Etc:
White Cups and Saucers, dozen ..........
White cups only, dozen ...60'c
7 -in. plates, ; Special, doyen :......_...$1.00
Fine glass 'Tumblers, . 6 for .25c
Brooms, 4 string at ' 25c
Oxydol, large at . ...19c
Colgates, fin Toilet Soaps, 3 for.. , ..15c
Castile Soap; 11 for . 25c
Japan Tea, Mixed lb. ........35c
Pink Salmon' 1 Ib. tin .... .....100
Pork and Beans, 2 ib. tin ... ........100
Choc. M. M. Cookies e1 "''c
Puitred wheat or rice, 2 pkgs. for ,.., 5e•
Jar Rubbers, 6 for . ..I.. .... . 2be
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SRF. OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET
PREPERATIONS:
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Toilet Soaps, Toptr
Pastes, and Urusbes
FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN
PENS.
Buy Genuine Massey -Harris
PARTS FOR. YOUR. MASSEY-HARRIS' PLOWS & MACHINES:
N'aw:i r tine'"tb e. is look over your Binder and Replace Worn Parts
ira ,,avoid' delay- an$ expense,
'[TSIW MACHINERY-LIncluding re.pAssessed Fertilizer Drill, Cult- •
ivators, Binder, Wagon, 7,Vlower, Rlake, a*g Plow, 17 Tooth Culti--•
voter nearly' new, all at Saeriffee Prices.
110W ABOUT A E'IP7D REAL?
Plow Points and Skimmer Po nts a °fall. Plows
ONE FREE TUBE WITH EVERY TIRE ORDER, DURING THIS'
SALE
11 PLATE BATTERY $4.39. 13 PLATE H.I.-BATTERY' $6.95
GAS OIL . GREASES
Tel, Shop 149 O. KLOPP and. Sons Res. 67
.Auctioneering? UI Bet!'
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SILVERWOODS RANCH
CASH MARKET FOR
CREAM, EGGS, and POULTRY
Give Us A- Call. We Cull Your Poultry FREE
W. O'BREIN & SON
Phone 101 ZURICH
You Wreck Ern!
We Fix Em!
BUGGIES, WAGONS), CAR TOPS
ETC, ETC.
HESS, The .. r Wark
ZURICH, ONTARIO
All Stores Open Evenings,
During this Three -Day Com-
munity Sale.
STANLEY TOWNSI--IIP
Rev. and Mrs. Murray of Woods -
'tock, Fit_, have spent the past week
• visiting relatives and friends in
Stanley.
Mr= Wm. Palmer, and daughter,
Miss Maxie of Hamilton', spent the, closed Thursday for the holidays,,..
week -ori with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Reid, Varna. Quite a number of continuation sch -
ool students tried exams. in Exeter..
The Township. Council held their I41.rs. Arthur Rennie of Frobisher,.
regular monthly meeting at Varna Sash are 'visiting relatives in andll
on Tuesday. round Hensall. Mrs. Rennie and her.
The Orangemen attended divine mother, Mrs. Raymor, motored downs
service at the United church, Varna Mrs. Raymor visiting with her sis�
last Sunday evening, and listened to _ in Toronto. 'Mr. and Mrs. Rennie?
have been . in the Frobisher district
a very fine address by R. E. A.
Psalter. about25 years. They had a'tcomplete
Mr. and Mrs. Paul John and Miss crop failure fox the past five years,.,
and this year the grasshoppers ares'
Grace Reid of Flint, •Midi., spent ruining what would have been 'a.
couple of days with friends in this good crop. .•
vicinity.Stratford and Hensall baseball'
Mr. David J. Stephenson of Gosh-
en Line,. and: Mr. ]?rank Cole or teams lined up on our local diamond'.
Hensall, have: returned home after j last Monday' evening, Stratford be--
spending a month with friends: ia3n ing' defeated 7-3. A large
a I -finessed the game. The Hensacrowd
Manitoba.. ll
Mr. Sam Pollock of Canora, Sas• t so far eve` been very success-.
has been visiting his brother; 1VIr. m 4the .schedule games.
Win Pollack and family. Russel Sterling of Melita, Man., is:
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine of N. Day spending a few days visiting friends
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Melick of Sar-
nia. spent the week -end with iVlr. and
Mrs. S. Merrier and Geo. Brock's.
Judge Costello of Goderich was in
town. Tuesday last, hearing the ap-
' peal of Owen Geiger against the as,
sessment of his house.
The many friends. of A. L. Case:
will be pleased to hear he is impro-
ving after his recent illness. He has;
been seriously ill during the past 3.1
months. '
The public and continuation schools..
kota, have been visiting friends in
Stanley and Bayfield. Mrs. Valen-
,ine is a daughter of Mr. Robt. Pol-
:ock of LaRivere, Man., and was born
on. Goshen. Line; Stanley.
The Penhale-Snowden-Westlake re-
inion picnic which was held at
Springbank park on June 24th, was
vell attended from' this vicinity there
Bing over 100 present.
Miss Eleanor Scotchmer• of Strat-
'ord is at present spending thesum-
.ner holidays at, her home on the
$ronson Line.
in town. Mrs. Sterling .was formerly- '
Stella Wilson, eldest daughter of Mr-'
and Mrs. Wm. Wilson of Tuckersmith t
Mrs. John Pope has returned home.•
'after several .months visit with her -
children at Preston and Galt.
Jas. Morrow of Winnipeg is vis-
iting friends and relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. "Mickle of Rid-
getown are 'visiting at the home, of
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle.
Mrs. C. Cook and A. W. E. Hemp-
hill, are being visited by the.i;r neph-
... ew, Mr. Smythe from Nelson, B.C.
Ben Allen of Alberta and Edgar '
Allen of Cromarty called on friends
on Monday last.
Dr. and Mrs. Collyer and famil3r•
are spending two, weeks "vacation at
1VIr. and Mrs. Earl Parimer of their cottage in Hayfield.
Windsor, were visitors with Mr: and RT. and Mrs. J. Randall of Platts-
..Urs: Thos. Paclmer. villa visited at the home of Mrs. A.
Milton Ortweiuk, and son. Lloyd of McMVirirtrie.
o7rdbn. 'iv[:3:.e, visitor with his par- Alice Dougall of Windsor, spent :an .
bare:, few days at her 'home here, .
HENSALL