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Vol. )(XXV No. 35
read the local
Absent Minded?
Clinton News Record: Miss latelien.
to Biology Class: 'This afternoon we
will inspect the Warlang of a' ficog.
have a live frog ifte my pocket for
a specimen." She reached he her
pocket, pulled out a. eloper hag and
shook a sandwich out, on the desk.
Miss Kitchen, perplexed: "That's
funny-, I distinctly meraember •eating
iray lunch."
Output t-fighe• r
Wendsor-Figures reieased today_
from the Ford Motor Cie, snow that
the number o employeee Febru-
ary was greater teem at any time
during the past six: years and only a
few hundred short of the 1229 peak
of 7,100. The manlier of enzgiloyees
for last.month was. 0-,a25, which has
been surpassed only twice in the
company's history_
Do You Need Glasses?
-Stop and Think how impoetant it is
-that you wear correct glasses -cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
-Correctly steled to your f Your
'health may largelY depend lar, keen
ision.
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See. C. E. ZURERtGG,O.
At HESS JE,WELICRY STORE
Eve Tuesday at =RIM • riPlenbr efr Fair 1.11 l-y.9A
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• .A Heavyweight
Under The heading, 'Bruce's
Big-
gest Burial, "The Walkerton Herald-
Tinies publishes the following pare,
am in a position to clo all kinds of
graph. lt was Indeed Ening that 'at
of shoe repairing, and solicit :your pat,
the funeral on. Monday morning
the late Mrs. Joseph Ernewein, oeeeonIgmeansliGip.
Give us a trial for good
Greenock the size of the crowd sho-
w
uld be in keeping with. thtat of the GARFIELD BROWN
departed lady, who is said to have
weighed upwards of 450 Hos. and eon- Zurich - Ont.
ceded to have been the heaviest per-
son ever consigned to the tomb in
Bruce county. It required the united
efforts of ten sturdy yoemen to con-
vey the remains to their final resting
place.
Shoe Repairing
I wish to advise the Public that I
Goderich Cat Has 25 Toes
Goderich-The best pussyfooter in
this town is Johnny Bell's pet eat,
Snowshoes, which has no less than
25 toes -eight on one foot, seven on
)the 'other and five on each other
tl foot The cat walks much as does a Hoovers, and Smocks, Underwear
ackney horse, throwing its.. front each wit
I paws forwarand Hoge. Also new Picture Tunic,
d. h. striae.'
exhibition oeross the kitchen floor WARD'S LADIES' WEAR '
-proved both interesting and amusing
The cat is °thee -Wise normal. One of EXETER -- ONT.
the toes on. the foot on -which there
Displav of
SNAPPY SPRING SUITS
AND COATS
FOR ONE DAY ONLY
SATURDAY, MARCH 9th.
We also.have new Spring Dresses in
all new shades, $3.95 up. Alec,
carry a full line of House Messes,
are eight, sprouted after the Felin
was four months old. The paw forms
three arts of a circle
World's Fair Knocked Down
What' xemained of the famous
Chicago 'World's Fair, once measured
In mfillons, had been knocked down
to a wrecking crew for $28,000.
There were me eerelpordes, no flour-
ish or trumpets, no wink from Arct-
urus, the 'Star whose captured gleam
.9ro At thee citraragent nocturnal
• company frora Springfield, paid
At Dashwoed„ Sa.turday, at 'lefties, $28,000. forwhat was left of the
•Cenbiur of Proress exposrtion and
on this property as Weil. The pa
•• '''''mancritesze;mmaszommatmeammasogittass,Pql'41.:arhig. it flown- eons hrterested. hahave- reuechased • p
NOTICE
The Zurich Junior Farmers Chil?.•
tie putting on a Picture Show pees
ented by thte National Fertilizee.coa
in the Zurich Town Hall on
WEDNESDAY EVE MARCH 1.
Agek
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r."and Mrs.\ Aaron Weber mot -
",to London on Saturday. Garnee‘Walper of Windsor
iiing a weelt at his home here.
• slid Mrs. Wm. H. Bender of
gal Bend were -Monday visitors
the Tonne of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
ener.
e-sses W. J. Johnston aid A. J.
.
Vieisch. attended the hotelkeep-
coneention held at Lyndon on
eaday of last week.
Henre Steinbach, road super-
�±14tlY Townenip,•atteed-
4e Convention. held at Toronto
Thursday, March lst was it-
tMflalsaedepererthe,same way.
and Mrs. Hilton Truemner and
I ke.
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lamb but here's hoping that
e. Line day, and this usually the,
h of many changes, came in
ler and Elgin Snider motored to
and. Niagara Falls last week
C. Rader'and Mr, and Mrs. L.
The pictures will be some comic and
some educational along agricultereal
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lines. The public are invited. No
admission will be charged.
ne-eCr evil,/be held -niglitMe3wres in the bi swain'
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'Evangelical „ran Church
‘ZeURIClif - ONT.
deteelets Chise Ser eaGhang-
ing, Worleeee
8h --Luther league..
• s tirrday-Choir Practicer
UNDAY SERVILie :Sr
10 a. nr.--German. Service.
11.15 am. -Sunday School,
. 7.30 p.m. ---English service.
Sveriondy Welectri eu_seeeemeP inity which was considered good for
• .groWing ,clary :mid say beans. The
E. TUERICHEERT., Pastor. peat venture will non. be undertaken
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of Dashwood were, Sunday
.es with Mrs. C. Decher and
'Iy.
new industry is locating in nee
eie the former implement shop
the Domirlion Hotel property
butterinaker tO :Serve te'feerre
-lenity.. .It 5i'
•e
Cheeter L. Smith, Pablieher•
11.e5 a year, U.S. $1.50 ilk Albeaszef.
04.0 XPIAIlltS4146.4+4 MAI BX OHAIEZelti.th
aper
Special ,,• rices
On
Guitars
$1.95 $9.95
$12.95
LEARN TO PLAY A GUITAR.
ENJOY THE PLEASURE AND
111APPINESS IT BRINGS. EITHER
SPANISH OR HAWAIN.
SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
11101nalasommooromoov
BLUE COAL
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea
Genuine Semet Solvay Coke
MILLERS CREEK
and •.3
Rotedale Alberta
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Pocahontas Briquets
A new Domestic Fuel for every pur-
pose. Intense Heat, vat little she
or Ash.
W. R. DAVIDSON
CASH paid for Eggs on a Gra•derl
Basis.
Phone 10 11.11a4a.-'ADYL.
rgati'lZW`' fl1'''' • pores groin the. anada-Conzpapy •
leale veiy muc that Mrs
•eated fci"•mi-les south of the ha'm';Hi h
out G h 1 •
re,et-•• , .
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-A enema Is ,ilow under way, it .is ary in the swamp. Much work bar
smth, while going home from Zur;
'reported for, the development of peat already been done on the land cut -
On Saturday evening fell on the
in Hay Township andewill be known ting brush, populars and renaming leh
at the Hillsgreen ',Fuel and Feat roots, and it LS .expected that, peat
*icy walk and ftaetured her reg near
the ankle. • Medicel. attention was
Works. The persoeell interested are: will -be produced 1y sPring. Tlie• nec-
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Messrs.'. • Meidingeie ,'Robinson and ossary equipment hes been perchased call®d and she was removed to the
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Davidson. - The latter was for4oine :and will soon he on the grOued,'Ferit liclne of her rother, Mr. and Mrs.
e, ' s
years employed in .a afford:fact- haebeend eiroduced ansold FornianyThos. Meyer vhere he will be for
at least. SiN: lane weeks till the fraet-
ory, but was unable to secure Steady ,yearn in Perth County, and er'finding-
urels mended.
ivork. He and Mrs. Davidson . then' a ready market for the same. It is.. ,. .
11.1:CeVea 120 a tract of land in the -vic-eseid that, If properly driNl it is al- [ Mi. David B. Blackwelehas. sold his
most equal to coal, and much cheap- , 50. -acre farni at the corner of the
er as It is selling at around $6.00 per Zurich 'Road and Parr Lino, to his
ton. How considerable expense. eeigbbor, Mr. D. B. Digeare -- Mr.
is connected with its n.anufacture, as pleckwell , has not been enjoying his
after being priesee cilli machinery, 'good health for some. time and he
astauswoNet9mumemeargrantemv-amo
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WE, SELL, Teriel BEST FOR LESS
Speciol Prices for Thursday,Tiiday and SaturAay.
Maxwell House CoMe., 1-113.. tin ... - .
Maple Leaf Sockeye -Salmon, half -lb. 17c, lb_ a135c
Tomatoes, choke quality, large in, 3 tins for -.25c
25c
Derby cheesebelf-lb. pkg. 2 for
Choice 'quality 2Ens
Royal York rilatdes, 3 boxes
Oat Puffs. new, cereal, per pkg. .. ......
Blue -136y coffee. 1 -1b. Pkg. . .. .
.,
Novris the ers2ii to tlicirilr'itting,your Huse Decor-
• ating. Our new Patterns of lace Curtains,. by the
pair or by tbe Yard, Mler] Cottage sots, in, all col-
ors. Walftswer at :prices 15c tip to 50c. sod $1,,
double re% i plaInylaster effects or newest Ett-
terns... S'Oe tisi aavii!ook through our sampla kook
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Highest Pd ms for ilEigss.• •,.1
0',14'n44VittWitavi000'vark,•••+wi4kxtu''a,..k*W,NLKMOIVa*..'0,;ttt**,4+'Anega.ib+J„,,wtty,I,",„„t'i,,'„,g„„„a,k,,,
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it has to be kept in covered sheds te .was advised to give up farming. They
dry. But' ehen properly prepared isewill however continue tc* make ,their
very successful and finds a ready horne on the farm, and are having
sale. . :el acction sale of their farm stock
+---e and implements, on Wednesday Mar.
eke.
Hensel'. Seed Show •
The Hens:Ill seed Show was held in
the town hall: onon,lay, Yehruery
25th and was oh 7:).e
held hi point of vie.'ice and (re -
tent of exhibits in all lines of seeds
and other fawn produets.
The following i ars prize list:
Fall wheat, A. M. Stewart, W, R.
Dougall, H. Trutaneer; spying wheat
Jute Robertson, Owen Geiger, H.
Desjardine; Early oat.., A. el. Stew-
art; Jno. Robertson, Ben Elder, 0.
Geiger; late oats, W. R. Dougall, A.
M. Stewart, A. Betties, .A. Shieray;
Hitless oats, Bert Klopp, W. Alexan-
der; Six -rowed llerlr • , A. M, Stew-
art, ;trio. Robertson, W. R. Dougall,
Ben le]der; Field pens, 11. Desjardine
0. Geiger & Son, Jno. Pepper; 'Fel-,
low eyee beans. Sid McArthur; Field
beams, W. R. Dougall, John Pepper.,
G. Sherrett; Soya. beans, Bert lelopp
R. M. Peck, Win. Alexander; Tim-
othy seed, W. R. Dougall, J. Bolton,
H. Truemner; Red clover seed, J.
Bolton, II. Trueniner; Alfalfa seed,
Beet lelopp, Wm. Alexander; Early
potatoes, W. 11. Dougall, A. Beattie,
W. Chapman; Potatoes, general erop
H. Vesjardine, W. .R. Dougall, 11.
Trumneer; Pi-At/cheat, H. Desjardine
A. Betties, Elgin Rowcliffe; Sweep-
enkt,LS, most creditable showing of
'grains and eeeds, W. R. Dougall, 4
firsts, 2 seconds, '2 thirds.
;fudges we,ro Prof. W. J. Squirrel,
of Guelph; Alex. B. McI(a,gue„. see-
retary of the TeeswaLee ,Agricultene
al Seciet'.
The ;nkeys for the occasion
were Dr. umnpbell, chairman; Rewe
W. 3. Jones, I:tense:II; Reeve Me Ai-,
Tuckersm#; Roy'. W. A.
Young •limisall* A. M. Stewart, Ansa
Craig; W. J scrinrroi, Guiph, Alex.
13, IleZeree treeiwtzter.
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.OBITUARY
Eete Caseer Waleer
Death came as a relief to months
of suffering with a badly effected
foot and leg on Thurelay, February
28th when the Heavenly calix came
to r. Casper Wolper, a valued and
br esteemed' resident, who passed
r at the age of 74 year', 10 mon-
,and 4* days. Iltr. Weeper was
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in Hay Township, being a sou
e elate Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wal -
1 nd knew a31 about hard work
ad pioneer life. Shortly after his
marriage they moved to Grand Bend
then back to Hay Township on t1ie.
farm now owned by 11. H. Neeb, and
later lite owned the farm .on the
fatm now occupied by Fred Regier
of the • Goshen Line south,when some
twelve years ago he mom! to Zur-
ich. Mr. Walper served' for a num-
bee e years on the Hey Township
Council, and was indeed a very lov-
ing- and likeable rean, and, had a
host of friends in the community. Sur
living are his widow; three daughters
Mrs. Erwin' Willert of Hay Town-
shf near Hensel, and Mrs. George
Hess and Mrs. Herb, Mousseau of
Zurich; Pour sons, William of the,
West, John of Woodstock, Garnet of
Windt:or, and Gordon of Los Angles,
Cal., Also one brother, Henry Wal-
prr of Hay Township, and one sister
Mrs. Sararas oe Mitchell. The fun-
eral was held, on Sunday afternoon
when a large, multitude of friende,
O;LIOOl'Ot, to pay there last xespeet to
e deported friend. ReV,.g, Turk,
paeok of the St. Peters Luth-
eran elktIrtil officiated. The beeeft
roily imsc, the sympathy ov their
frepds.,,•
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MrS CLOTHES: It-.
400
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There new Fabrics pictore crearir tita' 44:"
harmony of perfect dress •
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The new patterns made from'1137ifish.
woolens and tailored with the f*a-
dorn of style g:ve you the easy cal-
ing
oI always being -well -e±.
See our splendid ranitie priced fr
• at
at $20.00 and $21..aa
REMEMBER
All Suits
MADE TO MEASURE
BratE ALfS.MS FUlkril:EZAL DIRECTORS
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We are Offering Our Customer
GENUINE BARGAINS
IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS:.
Wool Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Wool zrad
Fleeced Underwear, 'Prints, Broadcloths, Gingt,,anas
and Flannelettes.
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Girl's and Children's Pullovers and Sweater Coat -
Men's and Boys' Heavy Socks and Stockings, Swealen
Smocks, Heavy Rubbers, Overshoes,
41• ETC., ETC.
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PHONE 11- 97
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