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New Crepes at Special, per yard ....................$1.10
New Shantung Rayons at yard ................. . . 1.10
New Dress Ends, Crepes at yard ....................2.25
New Crepes, Rayons, etc. 42 -in at 1.59 to 1.75 yd.
apery Goads
Our Stock is now complete.
See our new line of Woodland Drapery in beauti-
ful new colorings of Rayon and Cotton, 50 -in. wide
at 3.75 per yard.
allpapers
We carry Reg. N. Boxers and Watsons Foster's
high grade papers in stock... Always have a large
assortment to choose from... See the new super -
coated and waterfast papers now available.
Would be pleased to show you our samples.
We have 150 different Papers to choose from be-
sides ceilings.
Prices range from 18c to 75c per single roll.
A fetter bundle lots to offer at less than half price.
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ecials
For One Week Only
LADIES PRINT HOUSEDRESSES
Sizes 12 to 16, Reg. 3.25 to 4.25 to clear at
1.49 Each.
Print Aprons, 2 dozen at each ......... .. 29c.
Print Aprons, larger size at each 59C
KIDDIES PRINT DRESSES
Sizes 1 to 7 at each..................................69c
Sizes 8 to 14, at each ..............................1.19
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ZURICH HERALD
ITEN's, a COCA" � �Y`1M' �'
InsuranceMr.
Oscar Klopp continues still
in spite of a 56 per cent majority
��� • Ho-•word'slntestinal Medicine
confined to his bed with illness.
store for the sale of
Rev. F. M. Faist of Milverwa con-
COMPREHENSIVE
ducted services in the Evangelical U
per cent majo•"itty. The vote was the
B. Church last 'Thursday .evening.
persona and Residence
Mr. Ted Haberer made a rmsdn.ess
inial ruling Forest must shelve the
trip to, Exeter one day last week,
Liability Insurance
treating himself to, a new vehicle.
other vote.
Mr. Arthur Keller of Preston is
Covers the named insured, his wife,
in the hospital, undergoing an oiler-
wife, members, of This Family against
ertion•
loss resulting from Legal Liability
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Laporte of I
for Bodily Injury or Property Dam --
Windsor were week -end visitors ' In
arising out of:—Premises, Per -
town and at the B. W. Highway. ;
somal Acts of Insured and members
Mr. and Mrs. Dian Carlton and i
of his household including the risks
babe -were Sunday visitors with her
of bicycles, dogs, horses, hunting,
parent; at Arkona.
Fishing, Golf and other sports.
I-10,000
Coverage
The Easter season will be ushered
Agriculture. The Huron Go, Fed. is
in next week with Good Frfaay on ;
Three Year Premium ...... $7.50
Friday, the 7th, followed by Easter i
Additional Res. ........ , . $2.50
Sunday. 'Further
Particulars Apply.-
pply.-Mrs.
Mrs.Rosa Johnston and little da-
J. W. HABERER - Phone 161
tighter who were at St. Joseph's Hos-
f the county organizations.
pital, London, returned home last
-
week, and broth are fine.
I
ARTHUR FRASER
Robins, -crows and some other of,
—
the early spring birds have made ;
Income Tax. Reports
their appearance, but they scorn to i
t3ookkeepina Service Etc.
have missed the bus in this wintry i
to the similarity betwoen the protect.
weather.
EXETER
A few auction sales are looming!
)MCE:—Corner Aam William Sts.
up this :+pr•ing, Mr. Leonard t-3rom- !
Phone • Exeter 855W
ette will hold his large sale on April 1
--
12th, while Mrs. Wm. Taylor is hav- I
ing• hex sale a week earlier, April 5th.
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
Doctor Leaving for U.S.A.
Wr,, are pleased to note that the
Dr. J. G. Dunlop, who has been
ill in V ict.:a•ia Hospital, London, suff-
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
ering from eye trouble, returned to
EXETER, ONT.
hi.s home, Exeter, .Sunday last. He
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
i leaving shortly for treatment gat the
At (New Twnp, Office)
Manhattan Eye Hospital in New York
before the Government.
Engagement
■
Mr. Albert A. Gai--ier of Shipka,
CEMENT
CEMENT
1
announces the engagement of hi:,,,
has been a very .succossful one for
younger daughter, Elsie May, to
Robert Ross Tuciwey, only son of MT
BLOCKS
and Mrs, Benson Tuckety;. The mar-
were but the ones Oat
riage to take place at 1 o'clock on
mediate Delivery
Saturday April 115, in the Evangelical
o.ired to enter into the spirit of, tho
U.B. Church, Crediton.
HURON CONCRETE
Mailing list
Our mailing list has been correct-
PRODUCTS
ed up to 'March 2'5th and .have tried
Phone
to give everyone credit that has re-
stick to measure rural opinion The
newed their subscription. If you are
National Farm Foruan ,recommends'
in g–od standing ,your label should
that the Forums organize for next
revel 50 or 51, :but if it is les; than
season before they close the ii
" SUCCESSFUL
,out
activities for this season. If during
that you are in :arrears, and ' your
the summer months a problem anis-Moffat
of Listowel. Mr. Medd is a for
es that is of vara) inl+nrest to p'otre�rner.
publisher surely moul appreciate a
coimnuniiiy, -your forrtm officials • ars
FARMERS
in a position to act. I
renewal.
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SPECIFY
ARE PLANNING STATUS
�r HOWARD'S
At -a reeient meeting of the Grand
it decided,
Veterinary
Lend Village Trustees was
to circulate immediately a notice ve-
Medicines
garding incorporating of the Police
Village. -On this paper .taxpayers will
sig•nifiyi approval or otherwise. Gen -r -
al opinion is that many favour this
p
� Stim-a-Tone Chick Ta'iets—
measure in view of the rapid grn5�l Iva
o
and popularity of this lake shore re-
s`�
give your chicks a fighting
r
start— stimulate appetites--
FOREST REMAINS DRY
I ��" ��` ! loo tablets $1.35 .r
The town of Forest will reinam (Try
in spite of a 56 per cent majority
��� • Ho-•word'slntestinal Medicine
which voted for establislunent of. a
GoNi-rnment
d� .,,
&Conditioner for Pouliry—
store for the sale of
¢ -
liquor. A Govt, ruling demands a 60
> has sick chicks up and
per cent majo•"itty. The vote was the
scratching in no time.
large5t ever polled. Under the Prov-
_ j\
inial ruling Forest must shelve the
�� �' Howard's• Hog Wormer—
que ition for three years bofore an--�.
//� d Easy to administer in water
other vote.
or slop --a palatable and safe
Federation News
wormer.
A. H. HOWARD CHEMICAL CO. LTD.
(By Gordon M. Creig•)
Toronto Ontario.
The Directors of Huron County
DEALERS IN YOUR VICINITY
Federation of Agriculture held their
March meeting in the Agr. Board
Hensall District Co-operative.
room in Clinton on Tues. 'March 21s,
E. Schwartzin truber Blake
Reports were received and a Poul--
V. Schatz Dashwood
ry Producers' Organization was est-
Henderson Hensall
abli.shed within the Federation of
Kerslake Produce Hensall
Agriculture. The Huron Go, Fed. is
-cop.erating' with other Federation,
Ili our cone in holding a.ineeting of
AT TUDOR'S
T xecutive in Walkerton later this
Get ready for Easter at Tudors,
Spring• to try and co-ordinate efforts
See their lace trimmed slips at $P3.9 i
f the county organizations.
and plait straight cut at '
Letters Ar're sent to Federal Me-
Tretty spring blouses at $2.95. Iiand-
p >
rnbe,rs o:f Parliament to secure their
$2.95 and bags
views on recent embargo that wart
Shortiee
placed against Japanese g3ods com-
ing into Canada. The letter pointed -
to the similarity betwoen the protect.
Only 49c for an Introductory
ion given the shirt and glove manu-
Buffet Fork in the new April !Pat-
facturer,, and .the protection. required
tern orf Rogers fine Silverware. Com-
l:ly butter manufacturers against the
plete Service for S in a beautiful
ehruip vegetable oils and fats import-
chest for $41.95. See our window
ed for the manufacture of margar•fne
—Hdss, the .Temeller.
Wr,, are pleased to note that the
Government has adopted a german-
RECIPES FOR FESTIVE EASTER
ent 'Price Support policy for farm
DINNER!
produce. The Federation has had
much to do with keeping this issue
For appealing recipes for a festi�c
before the Government.
spring-like dinner, see Amy Alden'c
Farm Forum activities are di•avv-
"Hoousehodd Almanac" in The Ani-
ing• "o a close for another season. Ti
e.rican Weeldly with this Sunday',,
has been a very .succossful one for
Detroit Time:i. Included is a recipe
Huron County. Few new Forun'i.e
for a, luscious baked ham with must -
were but the ones Oat
and glue.. Ile sure to read The All!-
ki)eratcd had good attendance and
erican WCckly with this atin(fa,os
o.ired to enter into the spirit of, tho
(April) 2 issue'o.f The Dotroit Surt-
l eetinl,' with enthusiasm and inter-
(lay 1 im.cs.
e it We had many good topics for
this season, many w, re a good yard'
SUFFERS HEART' ATTACK
stick to measure rural opinion The
National Farm Foruan ,recommends'
Mr. W. G. Medd of Exciter, is quits
that the Forums organize for next
ill at present at his Thorne silfi'cring a
season before they close the ii
heart attack. His son .Bruce, of Nap -
,out
activities for this season. If during
anee was called )tome also Mrs. Thor,
the summer months a problem anis-Moffat
of Listowel. Mr. Medd is a for
es that is of vara) inl+nrest to p'otre�rner.
member of the Ontario Legislat.
coimnuniiiy, -your forrtm officials • ars
u.t,.e vend is well known blyl a large cir-
in a position to act. I
tyle of friends.
Thursday, Nlarch 20th, 1950
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