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rentsIn many varied colors nd Patterns.. 0
pieces to choose from, priced 15 to 2$ yd
Art. Sateens
AND CRETONS, Just ar-
rived in striking new designs
priced from 19c to 43c yd.
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New Terry Cloths ChForaisridCeoveGrirapes, ngaob-
solutely fast color, at 80c. yd.
• Finest made 72x90
0,+UnUO Batts size 50c each
LENTEN SPECIALS
Pink salmon, large, 2 tins for
Sardines, each, box
Peanut Butter, No. 1, lb.
Finest Sept. cheese, per ib
23c
5c
15c
18c
Schrag's brick or limberger, lb. 20c
Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. for 19c
No. 1, Sodas, 2 lbs. 25c
Lily White Syrup, 5 ib. tin at 39c
Canned Tomatoes, large ....,., 10c
Canned wax beans, 2 for 25c
Macaroni 4 lbs. for • 19c
CAUSTIC SODA, New Supply now in 5 lbs 55c.
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THE PROTECTION IS NECESSARY
An Automobile Accident Policy Costs little and
provides Funds in case you receive injuries
"It is better to have insurance always and not need
it than need it once and not have it."
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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
. Trost Tight Lock Wire Fencing and Gates and Fencing
- Supplies and Posts.
2 Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
'in all sizes
WHITE ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS,
Furniture,. Springs and Beds. Felt and 1Vlarshall
Mattresses
2 Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetrott.ghng and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty: ; * Full line Jf heavy and shelf Hard-
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Salmon, fancy pink, 2 tins ..,, ,,..:ZS!
'Orange Marmalade, 32 oz. Jar ...:... 25c
Smoked Fillets. per Ibt....-•••,..... ,.., 15c
Florida Oranges, per dozen .. 25c
Lemons (good size) per. dozen .... 25c
Heinz Red Kidney Beans, per tin 15c
American blend Coffee, per Ib, ..
McCormich's Sodas, 2 lbs
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EGGS WANTED.
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MS Of' LOCAL iN` `EREST
Mr. Carl Burn of Toronto spent the
week -end with his parents at the Ev-
angelical parsonage.
Miss Mary Johnston of Blake spent
the week -end with her friend, Miss
Jemima Johnston of town.
Mr. Morris S,lumpp, and Miss Sel-
ma Rader of Dashwood, were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Rader.
We have recently received a good
supply of fresh Formaldehyde to
treat seed grain before sowing. Get
your supply now !-Zurich Drug Store Mae. Ed: McQueen is nicely recover
big from her recent illness.
Public School Inspector Beacom of
Goderich was at the school. Monday
last:
Mrs. Fred Bengough on Friday last
had the misfortune to fail and: fract-
ure
racture her wrist. She had it set at Sea -
forth hospital and has returned` to her
home.
Death of Mrs. Sparks
The' heath occurredat the home of
her daughter, ;Mrs. Daniels, Brant-
ford, of Isabella, widow of the late
James Sparks' in her 87th year. The
retina' --were brought to Hensel and
it the Union cetnetery ::ox►,
waft. Mrs: Spkr- had. spent
two years with her daughter
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Eggs' _ .. 13 12 10
Butter lb. creamery 30
Butter lb. dairy 25
Wheat bush _ ........ 90
Barley, bush 70
Buckwheat, bush 42
Shorts, ton 26.00
Bran, on _.__ 2'6.00
Flour" cwt. 2.25 3.00
Live ;logs, cwt. 3.25
Potatoes per .bag 50
Messrs. Ted Haberer, John Deich-
ert, Wm. O'Brein and C. Fritz ree
cently made a motor trip to Kings-
ville where they visited Jack Miner's
bird sanctuary, and also had an in-
terview with this great naturalist
Mr. Daniel Henheoffer, of the 14th
concession, and who was recently
taken to Clinton Hospital, is improv-
ing nicely and will soon be able to
leave the hospital , and will likely
then become an inmate at the county
Horne
Mr. end Mrs. Edwin Gascho, Rev.
and Mrs. : E. Turkheim motored to
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Stratford ancl
Kitchener over the
week -end. "Rev: Turkheim taking t
charge of the services in the Luther- in 3 r antk'ord but prior to that had
an church. • at Stratford on Sunday, laved;practically all her life in the
while Rev. Mr. Gruehn of Stratford "vicinity ee lienal!. She is survived
took share of Rev. Tuerkheim's work by two daughters and one son.
in St. Peter's Church, Zurich.
No Is 92 Years OId
Messrs Leonard and Emanuel Sar Mrs. Thos. Dick, one of our oldest
ams of the Blue Water Highway, and best known residents, celebrated
her 92nd birthday on March 9, on
which occasion her family,neighbors
and friends met to congratulate her.
Mrs. Dick has spent practically all
her life in the locality and has re-
sided in the village for 30 years.Her
many years have not impared her
health, much, as her memory to any
degree, and her large family and
many relatives and friends hope she
may be spared to spend many more
bir days.
M and Mrs. Wm. Dougall, Sr..,
obse Ted their golden wedding anni-
veesl' y on Tuesday Mar. 19, at their
hoam here. During the afternoon and
evening a reception was held and
theli many friends called to congrat-
iVIrs. Henry Walper of the Babylon
Line, and Mrs. Conrod Simon .and
son Leaton of Zurich attended the
funueraal of their aunt, the late Mrs
NewLeah Kline, widow of William
Kline, who passed away 12 years ago
at her home at New Hamburg in her
84th year. The funeral was held to
the New Hamburg Evangelical church
on Friday:' Deceased was a sister
to the late David Surerus, of the
former Sauble Line, play Township.
Mr. Garfield Brown has made some
va't improveinents in the interior of
eek ;eel dwelling ea
artery he recently purchased from
L. het ok,c. Farwell, located on Viv-
toria 6troet, and what was formerly
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a:s ago known as the Soverign ulatt you:. All ,the members of the fain
t ^arses. The top story has been nicely ily Were home for the occasion: Wm.
fixed up for living quarters and the R. Dougall of Hay Tp., Mrs. Milne 4,
lower part has been partitioned off Rennie of Seaforth, Dr. Ross Dougall
part of which will be used for a of Petrolia and Miss Alice Dougall of
kitchen, while the other part Mr. Tor. nto , Mr. and .Mrs. Dougall were
Brown will use for his .hoe business. married on March 19, 1885, by the
They are moving in to -day, Wednes- late Rev.: Thompson, and for ten ye -
day, and Mr. Brown's customers" are ars they lived on the Moir farm. In
aalvi;ed to note his change of locat- 1895 they moved to the Dougall
ion in business. hoineetead, and in 1920 they moved
to Uensam They are splendid eitiz
Our local hockey fans are sitting sits, prominent in church work, and
up these nights listening to the play- .their ,many' friends wish theirs many
oil games 'in the big leagues at 'pros- years of happy married life. Besides
ent, and a get a lot of thrill out of Mr. and Mrs. Dougall, the only per -
the games as announced play by play. son. living who'"was at the wedding
The most interesting games we know 50 years ago, is Mr. Dougall's sister
of is between the, Boston and Toron- Mrs':. Robert McLaren,' who was also
to teams at present, each team hav- present.
ing won 'a. game. Albert (Babe)An early spring wedding was 501-
Siebert, son of Postmaster Siebert of enirnzd at Carmel manse when Rev
Zurich, is one of the stalwarts of the w Aze.young untied Grace Isabel,
Boston team, and his photos appear second daughter of Mr. and Vis. G
in most of the daily papers at pres- Dick. to Wilmer, youngest son of mt.
2nt, as one of the boys who seemed and ` Mrs. W. 5,: Broadfoot; McIver-.
to be intheir prime a few years ago, smith The bride• was attended iy,
'nut are coming back to form of by- the .groom's sister, Margaret, The
;one days. Here's hoping the very groom was supported by the bride's
.e ,t for Babe, good li,eka and good brother, Fdwin Dick. After a short
puck chasing. norieyinoon trip they will, reside on
the groom's farm in Tuckersmith.
'I'heire many friends with thein: n'u*ch
success. ,
A meeting of the Executive of, The
South Huron Conservative Associat-
ion was held here Friday last in the
town hall. Mr. V. R. •Dennis, secret -
Mr and Mrs. A. J.'Sweitzer and 2 ary of the Western Ontario Conserv-
rhildren of Ilcach o -Pines, were re -,i ative Association, was present and
:unt visitors with relatives. ivirs Swei- i addressed the meeting. It was decicl-
',zer and children remaining for a ed to !told a., convention and organize
ow days. l ation meeting have on April 10 to
Alice Higgins of Woodstock spent' organize the new Feeral riding of
a few days with her parents, Mr and ! Rtitron I'erth, in the Conservative in-
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1 THIS SEASON CALLS FOR GOOD NEW ' `
I FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY . ,
YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE, '.
ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE. SEE US AUT
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EV;
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Specaal Stove Ori, at .
t per gallon 13
We also have some very Attractive Primo in t
F�tt e. See Our New Beds, Springs and
Mattresses.
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from $4.50 up; Dining Tables;
;E• Kitchen Chairs, Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale_
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Olive Walker, R.N., of Toronto,
avho spent a few days here recently
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
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Don't be discouraged and throw agaw your Car if it
is not functioning as you think it should. Just run it
in our Garage and have our Mechanics go over it and
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�.Li:A��14�1+1i�� (.••.laid Kerosine always kept
pt cin hand in large
and small quantities. Let us fill your barrels or
Containers.;
Expert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhar.
Jobs on u 11Makes of Cars with Charges Very
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