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"4? AG] EIGHT
THE STME E WITS -I THE STOCK
Co } : tinned on many lines of
Winter Goods
SUCH AS
UNDERWEAR, SWEATER COATS, MEN'S
CAPS, GLOVES, MITTS,, ETC.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
Libby's Pork and Beans, large 10c
Tomato Soup, 3 tins for 20c
Brunswick Sardines at ............. ., .._.. ..5c
Peanut Butter per lb. ........ .........., ..._ ,.15c
Canned Tomatoes 2 *- s tins, each .... ..... ..._10c
.. 14c
25c
25c
1i 5c
27c
Macroni, 3 lbs. for
Sodas, No. 1, 2 lbs.
.Spanish onions, 4 lbs. for
Cross and Blackwell catsup at .....
Lemons, per dozen
The following were prize winners in ous guessing
contest which closed Sat. night. No. of buttons in
jar was 585. 1st prize Leonard Denomme 585. 2nd
prize Josiah Geiger 579; 3rd prize Aaron Erb 579,
4th Miss Alice Johnson 593 and 5th E. E. Hoist
593.
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PRODUCE WANTED
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PHONE 59
YOUR SURPLUS FUNDS CAN BE SAFELY
AND CONVENIENTLY INVESTED In
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Payable Half Yearly
CANADA TRUST MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES
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Payable Half Yearly
Any sum over $100.00 may be invested from 1 to
• Years.
Andrew F. es Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AN SAFETY
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`xOUR ORDER 1707,7
YOUR SUPPLY OF COAL AND COKE WHILE
PRICES ARE LOWEST
PAINTS! PAINTS!
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
Frost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates
Supplies and Posts.
Balloon. and Cord
in
all " sizes
ROSE GASOLENE,
Springs and Beds.
Goodyear
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Tubes J
OIL,
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Felt and
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Mattres;
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line .f heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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Grocery Store
Ready Cut Macaroni, per lb. .. ,. 5c
Gold Medal Orange marmalade, 32 -oz jar 25c
Catsup, CroseandlzBlackwell, ,der' bottle ...... .,t5c
Cookies, ' .it1t ce . filllixig, per Th '15c
Peas, No: )4, g'for , k.. .
Rose' Baking bw er, 1 -ib: ti#y. 19c•'
Tomatoes 2's; •per can:
McCormich's Sodas, 2 'pkgs for 25c
Menno Oesch ' Zurich
EGGS WANTED. Phone 165
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The members of the Continuation
School, Zurich, held their annual
skating party on the local rink on
Monday evening. After the party
lunch was partaked off.
The Auditors' Report of Hay Town
ship has recently been printed which
brings the finances of the Township
up to the end of 1934, and we not-
ice that at that date there are still
$6791.48 of unpaid taxes, and we
trust that these arrears will be paid
up in the near future. Some years
ago the unpaid taxes was practically
at a minimum, but the depression
has apparently changed this, and a
certain number of people are per-
haps just a little negligent in making
provisions to pay their taxes.
MEN LEAVE GOt RICH
The town of Goderich dui klY' sup-
plied her quota of five men for work
on Government relief projects` when
notified last week They let•ffor the
Government camp at ' p,rk yr Point
'on Feb. 4th, which. is, •situpted „on
Lake Erie about south- of Simcoe.
The work there is understoon<-to be
similar in nature to that. carried on
in Rondeau Park last wing by the
Government. It•:1s a park:Area; and
roads are being widened a<nd•.under-
brush cut. ::,: • •
. A Bush Man
Mr. Elzar Mousseaa proprietor of
the Kippen Garage, • js sheen;•.kxtsy m,
preparing to supply thewants of the d;?
farmers and users of. International df::
farm implements. He has : gotten a Re]
nice stock of all farm implement re=gid. Lt
-LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every. -Wednesday)
Eggs .. _ 18 14 12
Butter lb. creamery ....... 25
Butter ib. dairy 23
97
Wheat, bush
Barky, bush . .,... 50
Buckwheat, bluish. .. 50
Shorts, ton . 26.00
Bran; ton 25.00
Flour, cwt ........... 2.25 3.00
Live Hogs;. cwt. 6.50
Potatoes per bag 35c
Sho $30,, and the Seed Show $35.
A cmittee appeared for assistance
for 4l e ::Band, and motion that 5100
be „ need, and that the bandmaster
be, retakes of. the instruments.. R.
Moo : .appeared -'as a delegate from
the# f bry Board asking for the use
Often 1l free of charge which. was
Igra , d. F. G. B.ontlhron, tax col-
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reported xe the 1934 taxes
ding as '$121.6.00 'Motion,
e Matter -,of the CoIIection of ; Rem/liming Buggy 'eels Set
from the 1'934 'roll be left in
''1'hursil.ly I�'�;ba^iiiix� fdl.it, load;
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I FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY
WITH THE REST OE WOVEIN WIRE,
I ;ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE SEE US ,A 130u t-
4 ; NEW ROOFING PLUMBING, AND
EVE
• TROUGHINI'G,
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at • •
Sped' Morn ...:.........28c
Special Stoire Oil, at per gallon
i3c
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We have some vetry Attractive Pikes in ai
�. New Beds, Sprite and
Mattresses.
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oatd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand; .i
4. Good Used ' nesse s from $4.50 u;
Kitchen Chairs, Etc..All BigBargains Dining Tables;Sale.
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THESE PRICES subject to chafe without Notice
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Painting uggy ........................ $7.00 and 10.00
• Recov .. .. ,_. 6-00 and 10.00.
g Buggy Top ..... 1..,___.. 16 iii
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nds of the Collector until the
Meeting. The auditors' report
eceived and 150 copies, ordered
printed `Fhe .Clerk reported
,g4`ahe Treasurer 'to attend the
The reeve reported having
witli treasurer re`the prepay -
ac
pairs nicely arranged and we bespeak
a good patronage to this. enterpris-
ing young man,-- Seafo}rt11i,l cwa. .1
CHEAPER M.Or EY, r" i
An' area of cheaper meaty `fiOlie
farmers of Canada is indicaied''ii
resolution proposed' byeAgin?'E j-T•N
Rhodes lVfiniste-r of FirNireo ,ttawa.
which is likely t� be cdii5itlered by
the House of Commons at an early
sitting. The Dominion Government
apparently is following -the lead of
the Ontario Minister of Agriculture
who recently announced a reduction
in interest rates on farm loans to 4
per cent.
73 BELOW ZERO
Looks as though there had been a
record made by the man who keeps
weather reports at Iroquois • Falls,
Ontario, a place which is about 50
miles north of North Bay. The in-
strument there registered 73 degrees
below zero, and it was on a reliable
:ri ,rw,iont used for a lona time by
tIi oMend who keeps check on war
Cr supply, •etc., for the paper com-
panies.
NOVEMBER 11th HOLIDAY
"The Dominion House made doubly
sure Friday last that Canadians
should observe Remembrance Day
as a public holiday by passing a bier
sponsored by the minister of justice
to include the definition of Remem-
brance Day in the General Interpre-
tation Act, along with all ' other pub-
lic holidays.
TO HAVE MUSEUM
.. Godehich.--This town is to establish
a museum to occupy the top floor of
°tic public library. building." A com-
hthittee composed of MayonۥMacEwan
and
Counci
Ile ..
is Baker„ Bingham and
Lee, with power °to olid to their
tubers, has', has'.; been' ' named to take
^barge of arrangements and an in-
itial appropriation of • 100' has al-
ready been riliacl'e -' TMariy tt;insifue`and
interesting relics of pioneers,?rays of
this community, now scattered, are
expected to be housed in the new
quarters.
Hensall Council Minutes
• Regular meeting of the Village
Council was held eve of Peri. 4th.
tt 8 p.m., all mennbers being present
ktinutes of two previous meeting
read and adopted. 0 Geiger appeared
os a delegate from the spring seed
and Stock Show asking for a grant.
,lotion that we grant the Spring
brie.
tion.
fro
t able. he is willib to
,p trepayment's of 1 same ' Coni -
and 18.00
BL=agy Shaft ...... .., , ... f GQ
CrossVE!'
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........................... 1.00
Bogy Reach . ........ 1.25
Buggy Spokes each ' .
SS, theRepair'
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ons read' from the 'folkiimiiig 111111308111
Roberts, County Clerk;. Dept.
unicipal Affairs; Uiiexnploymeint
'Branch; 'pickle 'Fire Engine
*Ont,' Assoc. of Rural Municipal=
same ordered filed. Applicat
for caretaking of the hall read;'
T W Par'Imer; Mrs Sang
andl`he, d om' frH:''Horton
'PPand Accounts i read ?''
•Volland teaming•streets 45, G,
1 on„ .60 .meals transients :AIM;
.1i9Stitxon, adlustinent.of;taxes
•1.00.; G Smile, 2,00; J,; A. Patterson
regation B.M.&D. 6.50! .E. Shad-
dic auditing 15.00;. A. Soldan ditto
154 ;,,,'Municipal World supplies
12.° '1; J. Sangster repairs hall .70;
Hydro power 8.83; F. W. Hess, Pri-
nting-22.25;
ri-nting•22.25; G. M. Case coal 35.30;
A lark,, grant, band 100.00; K. Mc -
Lea. grant spring show 35.00; W.R.
Davidson,. coal relief 12.00.
Motion, that bf-law 3, 1935, Pool
Roesn license be read. .and passed.
Motion, that the reeve be a road and
street „ committee with councillors
Sangster and Shepherd. Motion, that
Petty and Jones be property commit-
tee,,, Motion, that we accept the ten. -
dor of- George Walktrr for the care-
taking al: the Hall at $:165.00 per yr.
Motion: that we now adjourn.
..:'Jas..A. Paterson, Clerk.
COUNTY NEWS
Deatir,of Henry E. Huston
Exeter lost an . outstanding citizen
in the passing ,o f Henry E. Huestom
whose 'sudden death cast a shodow'.
of "gloom Over the community. His
death came as a shock to friends and
family. He suffered a heart attack
and, pa -sed away shortly after, He
was a lifelong resident ' of the .coin;
munity having -been born at Fairfield.i
Stephen Twp., 86 years. ago In the
corning April. In his early life • he
;taught school at,..Fairfield , antll,also
at - Grand Bend . He has: -for r
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s .been oin" t
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ar r inert i the ' a ' s
Y p xx.
of trete ;
r and few,m . r
few,men o 1
known or more highly esteeine ..'
`!: Died at Clinton ' ,I
>A well --known• and almost ai" le-
'.
in the person of Win.. T. Sidman,
who was in his 76th year. He:had
not been in good health for some
time and had been confined to bed
for .about three weeks. Has been :
resident ofClinton,since the ;family
came' oat, from England when he wa<.
12 and was a quiet, unassuming mat
A - ret l iter by trade .and had never
married and lived with. his mother'
u`;itil her death. a few years ago, re-
maining width his sister and nephew.,
Four brothers and two sisters surv-
ive,
Icing resident 'of,Clinton passed !`k wa
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WINTER ,SEASON . ,
ihNew' flere. ' Have '
you looked after your Autoano-
s Mile in preparation for the Cold Weather? Changed to
f lighter Oil, and had your Radiator filled with a good
4. Anti -Freeze... Run in your car and let us do this very
* Important thing Right Now!
fGasoline and Kerosine always kept on hand in large
s.
and small quantities. Let us fill
your baricks or
• Containers;
I Expert Workmanship on .Repair: Wo
and Overinai.
+ So'4•:, on all Makes of Cars with Charges Very
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