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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
Good quality factory cotton, yd. 10c
Bread loth, '+,1:,.: 0 oanly, yd. 14c
Unbleached Sheeting, 72 -in, wide, yd. -ac
I abasso Sheets 80-90, each 1.29
Man's n's _F irne Shirts, at 98c
Men's Sport Trousers, at pr. 1.65
Men's Work Pants, light !weight, pr. 98c
CONGOLEUM RUGS, DROP PATTERNS
2 only 7 3 x9 at each 5.75
3 only 9x9 at each 6.50
1 only 9x103k at each 7.85
GROCERY SPECIALS
Cookies per lb at i 5c
Peas and Corn, canned, 3 tins 25c
Q raker Corn Flakes, 2 for 15c
Castile Soap, 12 bars for 25c
T9c
15c
20c
Chateau Cheese, Half's at 1 5 c
Jar Rubbers, 12 cut, box 5c
Huskies, W. flakes, 2 pkgs. 14c
We take orders for Montmorency Red and Black
Cherries. Prices will be lower than last season.
Pork and Beans, large tins, 2 for
Rose Baking Powder, 1-1b. tin
No. 1 Ditch Cocoa, Ib.
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PRODUCE WANTED
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Huron & Erie Debentures
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Any Amount.. for.: - $100.00.. and over Accepted
3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2 Years
331% per annum for 3 and 4 Years...
336% per annum for 5 to 10 Years.
Free Information From
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Local Representative
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Peerless wheat puffs, 16 -oz. pkg. „•............ ..19c
Fly spray, 16 -oz can 25c
Laundry soap (unwrapped) 10 bars 5c
Ginger snaps per lb. 10c
New potatoes, 7 lbs. .25c
Pure Dutch Cocoa, per lb. i 5c
Heavy Zink rings, " per dozen 25c
Grape juice per bottle . ...••. i 5c
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Mr. Albert Heideman of Kitchener
visited at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith motored
to London Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Walper of
Detroit, are holidaying with re:atives I
here.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt was
a visitor at his home here the past
week.
Mrs. (Dr.) W. B. Coxon and Mrs.
Howard Klopp were in LonGon, on
Thursday.
Miss Violet Fremlin of Toronto,
was a vis .tor with her friend Miss
Cora Streets of town:
Mr. and Mrs. Anbani Eckel,, of
Plattsvii e, spent a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eckel.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel, Mr
and Mrs. George Thiel motored to
Kitchener, visiting friends on Sunda3
last.
The summer resorts along ,the lak
are kept quite busy these weeks, and
reports have it that it will be an out
standing summer for campers on their
holidays in these parts.
Another cu:tomer has been 'adder
to the Zurich water system. M': Or
vide Witmer has had a pipe Tine run
into his milk house. Mr. jun r
instalilnngM,a;rpastuerization plant whir•
he expects -to have in• operation ;b
the first of August.
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HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE
!Wire
1 Fencing
If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
year, be sure and consult
Us. And be sure it is the
famous Frost Fence!
FROST FENCE
... . for long life.
Come in and see our stock of Frost
Form Fence .. the finest we've eta
hod. Heavily galvanized by special
Frost process. W cars for a lifetime.
We can quote you attractive prices.
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SAVES YOU MONEYI
PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
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and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes PI
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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The beautiful fields of wheat in-
deed are very pitcuresque as one
drives through thet country, such bea-
utiful fields of golden hue, indeed it
seems a pity to put the sickle into so
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
$utter, dairy: ' 24
Butter, creamery 25
butter, Second; gpade, .... 23•e
!Eggs .. .......•.......... - - Ss;. 16, 14
•Live hens, lb. 8-11
Chickens, live ....... 9-13
Wheat, 'bushel;
'Oats bushel.
`.Barley, bush.
60
23
40
Buckwheat, bush.
Flour, cwt. .......
Bran and shorts, ton
Potatoes per• 90-1•b._ •bag
Live hogs;, cwt. ......
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20.00
85c
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Zurich's
Ladies' Wear
NEW SPRING DRESSES
We are now sktewing a nice range of
New Spring Dresses, and invite you
to come in and look them `over.
Attractive Priced from $1.49 to $7.50
Note --Our Store is in our Residence.
MRS. PEARL MOUSSEAU, Zurich
Phone 47 Zurich
;Pearl Cann, Lois Clark, Helen Essery
Calvin Fahrner, Jean Hagerman, Mil
died Hannigan, Jean Hepburn, Cal-
vin Heywood, Raymond Higgins, Dor-
is Hill, Phyllis Hill, Virla J•ones,Mary
Kirk, Mary MacDonald, Shirley Mas -
fine a picture, but harvest time is 1 on, Leslie Mitchell, Shirley Moir,
here and the Paws of nature must be 'Matthew Morlock, Joe Oudrejicka;
fuelled, and so the farmer.is getting Marj. Richard, Helen Rowe, Audrey
ready for cutting the wheat which in Russell, Fred Statton, Jas. Triobner,
a week's time will be in full swing:
240 HOURS SUNSHINE
Only two Junes in the past 14 yrs.
were duller than the month which has
just passed, according to figures re-
leased at the University of Western
Ruby Welsh, Melba Whiting,
HENSALL CENTRE
1st C.H.—John Beer, Ross Kenn-
edy, Lois MacLean, Jos. Marks, Jean
,Speir; 2nd Class Hon.—Earl Dignon
Rabt. Nichol, Karl Schwalm; Pass—
Ontario. The The report indicates only 'Gordon Campbell, Carl Datars, Shir-
51 p.c. of possible sunshine for the' 'ley Fairbairn, Ross Greens, Doris
moth, or 240 hours. June 1938 had Kercher, Ross Karcher, Mildred Jones
lust a fraction under 266 hours, and' Eldred Moffatt,. June Murdock, Har-
the 14 -year been 27;1 hes;. old Peck, Nathan Phillips, Margaret
!The daily over eight ''6angster, 'ohm Shepherd, . Audrey
Twitchell, Gleno, Weido,
average has
average was just
hours sun per day.
TO HURON FRUIT GROWERS
The Huron County Fruit Grower't
^.ssaciation cordially invites you to
their first annual Picnic and' Fiel ;"
Day, on Friday July 21 t, at Gec
Laithwaite �i Sons' farm, on no
'Highway near Goderich. oa are re
lues'ted to bring a basket picnic lunch
which will b pooled and served o)i,'.
tables. The program: Ae 2 p.in , aS
semble at Laithwaite farm and until
5 p.m. a trip through the orchard ant'
reforestation lock byProf. H
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O.A.C. Guelph, and W, H. Porte,
Editor, Farmers Advocate. A, progra,ni
of sports arranged for the younger
people during this .period. 6 p rni.
Lunch, after which a musical prog�;
am and the following will will`spealt'1
R. E. Turner, Warden Huron -,CV:
Tan MacLeod, Brghton, former Age iC.
Rep., Huron: Geo. Wilson,.WJ i New
man of the Ont. Form Products Carl&'
trol Board, Parliament Iluildings, TOT'
)nto.
HIGH SCHOOL
ENTRANCE RESULTS
The following are the results of.the
Iigh School entrance examination
:eld at centres under the jurtsaiction
>f the Exeter High School Entrance
•hoard. First and second-class Ironor;4
,re announced: first-class means !hist
5 per cent. or more of the loth
narks was secured, 2nd class that he-',
Sween 70 and 74 per cent, of the',
total, marks was obtained. `
1 EXETER C1�.N`i kilt,
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lst Hons--Bernice Drown, Marie
Fletcher, Hazel Kerslake. t'Vinston
Shapton, Mae Snell, Lewis 'Lasko;
Jean Triebne•r. 2nd class Hons.4:--
Doreen Campbell, Marjorie Essety;`
Roy Kirk, Shirley Mots, Carman Ro-
esler, ,"can Stanlake; Wm. Weekes,
Pass—.Helen. Bullock', liael ;well,
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QuuZmRIC p - _ ONT.
ZURICH ONT.
QUALITY -- PRICE SERVICE
DASHOOD CENTRE
lst C. H.—Leonard Dietrich, Joyce
England, Lila Finlobeiner, Mabel Jac-
kson, Liorne Miller, Rosaleen Miller,
Ross Pickering; 2nd class—Ila Best-
ard, Doris Denomme, Charles Dinney,
Norman Eveland, Ruth Guenther,
Dorothy Hayter, Eileen • Miller, Shir-
ley Murray, Marg. Taylor, Margaret
Webb, Doris Willert. Pass—Shirley
Brenner, Eileen Davey, 011ace Desjnr
dine, Pauline Eagleson, Gordon'inr,
beiner, Howard Ford, Eloise Gill,
Eunice Haist, Helen Latta, Mildred
Maier, Harvey Pfaff,, IsabLf Taylor,
Russell Tiernan, Helen Turnbull, Tre-
sia Ziler.,
BAFIELD CENTRE
1st Hons.,—Audrey Erancon, Oliver
lfapson, Wm. Johnston, ' Maraiyn
'•Iaxwell, Elizabeth Middleton, Lloyd
Pease, Ruby Reid, Anna Townsend.
2nd class -Alvin Keys, Harold
;Albert Martin, Martin, Ruth Middleton,
Dawna Timms, Edward Wise, Muriel
Wise. Pass—Eleta Ducharme, Opal
Dyer, Malcom McLeod, Lloyd West-
lake, Reta Yoe.
ZURICH CENTRE
lst Class Hons—Gladys Baechler,
)ella Gingerich. 2nr class hons
aaith Atchison, Maxime Du,rand,Mary
!o,ster, Eileen Patterson, Ellwood
rruernner, Herbert Turkheim. Pass ---
on Bedard, Bruce Church, Glenn
;tet;, Wm. Flaxbard, Aleda Grenier
Norma Hey, Ruby Gaiser, Lee Jen.
rison;. Patricia Mittleholtz, Jean 5re-
mnan.
WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
The Hay Township scholarships
,warded annually to pupils from the
Township of Hay securing the highest
marks;` .on the entrance examinations
were • won as follows: ( 1) Della Gin.
gerich • of 8,8: No. 6, Hay; (2) Rosa,
leen Miller of S.S:'No.',8, ]hay; (3)
Lorna Miller of S.S. No. 8, Bay.
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YOUR. SEAS N'S NEEDS
:? This Season Calls for Good New Fences on the Faxen'.
Let Us Supply You With the best of Woven- Wire. We
Ialso have Barb Wires, Brace Wires, Staples, Etc. See
• us about New Roofings, Plumbing, and Ev'etrougbialg'N
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* SPECIAL PAINT SALE, From. 65c. a Quart up:
FURNITURE
1 Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
1 in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Con-
sidered. Let us show you our Beds;. Springs, Mattress,
sDining Room; Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc.
* SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
For the, most conservative purchaser, we have a
* Large Assortment of Slightly Used; Furniture that will .++sq
give you big value for the Money, such as: Davenports, Z
* Couches, Dressers, Rockers, O ' ' Chairs, Etc. Be 4
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MASSBY-IIARRIS NEWS
GENUINE M. -H. PARTS work best on M. -H. Im
plements... Mower and 8ia� zr Knaves ground
while you wait with carbarundum equipment.
Guaranteed Batteries at $4.49
1 i4 year battery guarantee 6.85
2 year battery guarantee 17 -plate 7.95
Guaranteed 440-21 tires at 5.85
Visit, the . East End Service Station for City, Serv-
ice at Zurich,prices.. `' Cars:. and trucks properly, ..:..:
greased with latest hydralic equipment.
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
East and West End SERVICE STATIONS
EMPTING, nour-
ishing dishes like
this can save you
money ... brighten
your table ... and put
variety into your
meals. This recipe is
only one of 103 mar-
vellous ways bread
can make meals better!
As an ingredient, as
toast, or just plain,
wholesome bread and
butter, you and your
children should get
plenty of bread. It's a
combination of pro-
teins and carbohy-
drates that supplies
energy and builds
body tissues.
And bread itself is
not fattening. Every
day, eat at least six
slices of our delicious
bread.
"193 WAYS TO SERVE
BREAD" — Big illustrated
recipe book
worth 25i wilt
be sent to ti
you FREE
Just leave
your name �c
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