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WALL PAPE
Make Cheerful "Tomes
The great advantage of
Wallpaper is that if offers
a range from which to
choose the right deoor-
ation
for every room in
the House
We invite your inspection of our
large range of patterns. We have now
in Stock 68 designs in the different
widths namely 18 -in. 22 -in. and some of
30 -in. patterns.
Our Prices are Right. Come and see
J. GASCHO & SONS
Produc Wanted Phone 59
;Zurich'§. Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
fGENUINE FORD PARTS
SUS1' RECEIVED A. SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
ZWE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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IP IN NEED OF A BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO , AND OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
REPAIRING 1;ITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
ETYLENE WT7.1,1)TNG.
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
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Our supply of Clover Seeds of all
kids have arrived, and are well in
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F of every farmer in the community
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WHITE ROSE GASOLENE
BROODER. THIS IS JUST A LITTLE THE BEST' INCUR
ATOP ON THE MARKET. •
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PRODUCES MORE HEALTHY STRONG .CHICKS THAN A11Y -
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WE ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF SAP PAILS,
AND PANS FOR SYRUP MAKING';
SPILES
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ITEMS OF LOCAL MN ST
APRIL FOOL!
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Mr, Ezra 'Brenner of Grand Bend
called on friends in the vailage ori
Saturday.
Miss Margaret John of Exeter,
visited with her ,friend, Mrs. M. C.
Milliken for a few days.
MrS • Wine 'M eidinger and Mrs,
Wendell Smith, left for the city on
'Tuesday.
March came rather nice, but
it sure is going out lionlike, as
Wednesday, is anything but lamb -
like.
Mr. Wm. L. Siebert left for Mon-
treal on Tuesday, to visit his son.
Albert, who has ,won fame as . a
hockey plyaer
Dr. H. H. Cowen land, Mins Grace
Kellerman: of • DaShwood, .Visited at
the home of Mr ;and Mrs, C.
Fritz, on Tuesday evening. al
11Iuc hs'ympathy is extended No
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Aubin, of near
St. Jeseple who mourn the death
of their two year old daughter,
Maria which took place on March
19th.
Owin gto the first !sleet storm
sof the 'season, on Wednesday morn
ing, the hydro was off and well
*ve rthe noon hour. if the Herald
equipment was up -td, -date it wo-
uld be necessary to wait till She
"juice" comes on, but as. we depend
on gasoline, hence we will not lose
a minute over it. But our hydro
range wais rather a cold affair to
cook the noon dinner.
LATE JOHN JOHNSTON
It is lour sad duty to announce
the death of John Johnston which
took place at his home in Tucker-
n'smit hon March 17th, being. 'ill
only a few days from: appendic-
itis, in, his 65th year and leaves t'd
mourn his loss besides his widow
two sons which are at home. Mr
Johnston will be missed very mu-
ch in the vicinity, he was a life-
long Conservative and a Presby-
terian. The funeral took place
to IBaird''s cemetery on March 20th.
Those -from a distance attending
were: Mr. and :Mr's. Russ Johnston
and sons from "Blake; Mr .and -Mrs
F. Turner, Stanley; Mr. and Mrs.
E. Weide, Zurich; Mr. T. Johnston
of Slake, Mrs. J. Halstead of God-
erich, Mrs. J. 'Carruthers, London;
Mrs. D. McMillian, Goderich; Mrs,
A. Edigholfer, Blake; Mes. S. Ni-
cholson, Auburn; Mr. G. Nicholson
of Crediton; Mr. land Mrs. Ed.
Johnston of Clinton, Mrs. Sheppard
of Hom,esville,; Ed Douglas, Andy
Weir and J.' Soyee of Lopdon,:The
services were conducted;by Rev.
C, G Armour, Mrs'. J. Johnston
and sons wish to cilnvey• their
thanks to their many !Fiends for
the 'sympathy shown.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Next Sunday being Easter, Rev,
Durrant will tgivo a ,Special
Easter n.essage at each Of his char-
ges, Goshen, Blake and Varna.
Quite d nnumbe_ r in this part have
tapped but the weather has been
rather cold for a good run of
sap'.
George Coleman shipped a load
of cattle from Kippen to Toronto
'on Saturday.
Will Rid sof Parr Line, ,spent
a few days in Toronto lost week.
FORMER STANLEY RESIDENT
PASSES
There p'as'sed away last Satur-
day nzlorning, at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. T. <Bart of Strat-
ford, Mr. Richard Robinson in hi's
8Ith, year. Although f^i lee
what on account • of L,. e._ , en1,
age h,ehad been going around as
usual til !the last, and his death ea -
tee quite unexpected. Mr. Rob-
inson was born in Argentile Ca,
Quebec, on Jan. 1st,. 1843, and carne
with his parents to Stanley Tp. in
1845 and settled on Lot 9, Con, 10,
which was then, an unbroken forest.
As a yooiung rr.an he knew thehard-
ships and difficulties of pioneer
life and he could relate with int-
erest many of the happenings of
the early days.
In 1871 he was married and loc-
ated on a farm' in McKitllop' wh-
ere he resided foir a numiber of
years, later moving .to a farm in
Tuckersmith. About, 32 years a-
go his wife died leiavix gte, family
of 7g itis land 2 boyls, all of,whonn
are living except lose boy, Ed-
ward, who died in B.C. twoyears
ago; after some time he married
again and farmed in McKillop
till his second wife died 13 years
ago, since then) he has lived with
his daughters, Mrs. Wm. Sproat of
Tuckersmith and Mrs. T. Bart of
strattoied,
He had 'one sister, Mrs (Rev,.)
D. M. Keu d y of'Portage La-
prarie, Man., and 'one brother, the
late Edward Robinson, of Stanley,
He frequently visited the 'scene
of his boyhood dayrs on the Goshen
1,ine, Stanley, and his visits will
be much mislsed by his friends and
aces. uaintances. The remains We-
re laid to rest in Maitland -bank
cornaOry, Seaforth, on, Monday,
March 29th, Rev: F. Irvin of Sea-
to tli conducting the tunerral Ser-
vice. , 1 i
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter lb....... . 40
Eggs_.. 22-29-32
Potatoes per bag ... 1.75
Dried apples Ib. .,:-- 9
Wheat;._......... :..... - ...1.30
Oats ..... 50
80
Buckwheat .. 80
Flour .. . 4.00-5,.00
Shorts per ton ......32.00
Bran pear ton ._..., . 30.00
Hogs cwt » ._... 13.00
Barley
It meets your needs
Swift's Red Steer Fertiliz-
ers are made to meet the
needs of all crops and soils.
Our list of brands con-
tains formulas especially
adaptedtotherequirements
of every crop.
Use Swift's Red Steer
Fertilizers on every acre and
secure biggest yields.
Simon Greb
ZURICH - ONT.
Authorized Swift Agent
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Ca.
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ING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429.61.
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Millinery
We have a fine showing
of Easter Bonnets and
Spring Millinery
OUR SELECTION NEVER WAS
BETTER and LOOKED MORE PL-
EASING,
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR
MILLINERY AT TF'F, •
HAT SHOPPE
ZURICH, - ONT.
Shop at north entrance of Bank
Block. ,,
SHOP EARLY AND GET. MST
CCHOICE
Vera V. Siebert
CREDITON
Mary J. Flynn, daughter !of :Mr.
and Mrs James i0lynn, Crediton',
was married to. Wm. Waring on
March 16th. The Ceremony took
Place at the 'parson;age, Clandee
bo'ye. After the ,ceremony a
wedding dinner was Served.
The Doimostie 1Scienoe Course,
under the direction (of Visa Gray
of Toronto, is well under way, and
the ladies are finding it very in-
ntructive,
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at -the h'om'e of Mr.:and Mrs
Alvin Baker when .the League of
the United church. -
'Clara Falmer spent a fewday^s
in London.
The Sacrament !of the Lord's)
(administered at the close of the
public worship in the United ch-
urch last Sundry ievening.
Diana Matilda, daughter of the
late Cathern and Mattias iFin1t-
beiner, and wife .of John Humble,
born in Stephen Tp. (departed this
life in the Sarnia Hospital. on1'+:Iar
19, aged 44 years,, 4 cla,yts, She
began' the christian life in her
girlhood, became a member of,
Zion Evangelical church 'which re-
lationi Elbe held until her ntarri-age
td John Ituntible in 1:094. when they
located in the city oft Samh1/4
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Peerless Galvanized fence has
been used by the Ontario Gov..
ernment on Highway construct-
ion in. various parts of Ontario
as, have thousands of our gates. The knott
in our Peerless fence is, one of the few knots
which the rlaiiiway cofnntpanies will accept toy;
the following reasb*;
The strength of the knot i'sfii its double crimpy the 'line and;
stay wires are crimped befit into each othe'r'in a socket malt.
ing a, knot that is non-slippable in each slirecti'gn. Thies
.feature alone is of vital importance.
The whole knot is of the same guage as the rest of the
fence thereby guaranteeing no week spots when a real test
comes,
The whose knot in the Peerless fence is' of the same bardi
wire whereas many other knots consist of ;a piece of •,soft and
smaller wire wrapped around an upright. The Peerless knot
(being the perfect part of a circle does not injure the wires.
in any way and allows the air to circulate through and dry
any moisture on the wires thereby removing the first cause of
rust. The knot in a' fence is put to .the severest' teats by)
railway and highway officials. The Peerless knot has with*
stood all these tests and has proven entirely satisfactory in,
eery way.
Johnston 8c Kalbfieisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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AT WALPLR HOUSE. MEMO
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With an extraordinary showing of the Seasonrs,
f Newest Materials for Men's Suits
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i ING VALUES EVER HEARD OFF.
'Y YEARS OF EXPERIENCE COUPLED WITH ECONOMY IN Mi
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Pi
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