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We extend. a cordial • invitation to all the -
Ladies of Zurich and vicinity •to attend onr
Spring iMillinery ()paling on Friday auit Satur-
day March 29th and 30th, when you will, be
shown all the Newest nxac. Latest :'tyles in
String and Summer Millinery by Miss Flolmes,
who is it charge.
COME AND SEE
'HE NEW GOODS
Every person who buys their Spring
and Summer Goods here are going to
get the best value for the least money.
We are going to give every customer
who trades here this spring such good
value for every dollar they leave here
that it would be impossible to get bet-
ter values elsewhere.
New spring Dress Goods
New silks, New Trimmings
New Prints, New Cinghams
New Embroideries
New Wall Papers
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums,
Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods in
Madras, Bungalow Netting, coin
spots 8c.
Our Dress Goods .Dep=
artnlent is filled with
the latest and best in
Spring Dress Goods
and Trimmings.
Gent's . Furnishing for
Spring
A large and well assorted. Stock of
New Spring Snits for' Men and
Boys, all made in the Latest
Styles and Fashionnble
Cloths, also New
Trousers, and
Boys' I.nickers and
Ilats, Caps, Ties, Gloves,
locks &c.
Special value in Bleached
Sheetings. Also Circu-
lar Pillow Cottons,
Towellings, Table Linen.,
A full ilapply of
Grecerlez
Highest prktes paid for all
kil:ids of Farm Produce
GENERAL, ilERCHANT
HEADQUARTERS POF?
tAil• Bload•way
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1V1AKES GOOD.
Mr. J. It lIoltzmann,
received word from. his. ,son
who is attending Naperville
Ill., that be was successful in winirl
ing the first prize in the Thirteeut
Annual Inter -Class Oratorical contqq
held in connection with the college
There were seven who toqk.part
Arthur is to be congratu4ated hui.'
Ghat= of the Imposaible" mei he ie
'ceived more points on' both .01614
and composition and on the delivOy,
ef his address than the other speakets;,:
The prize was $15 and Art's thaay
friends will be pleased to hear .of:'
success in his chosen work,
RTIA
Lame shoulder is always clue
rheumatism of the muscles. an
quickly yields to the free applio,s4-
tion of Chamberlain's Liniment:
For sale by All Dealers, ^- Bought out
VIZI 44p rag,
Prompt Service
Moderate rhareedS
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One Price tile year round and
the lowest.
Parties intending to buy a good Harnes this Spring should not fail to q
on us, aS we are headquarters in Zurich 'for the best at loweit Prices eye
one glaranteed, because best leather always used. See our Team Hat
with Cellars at $25.00, Single Harness,at $0-.00 Up
Young, of Clarence street, Lorid014
was the scene of a, pretty weddiA
Wednesclay„ March 27, when t14
youngest daughter, Lucy, became' Vte
bride of Mr. Harry E. Lankiri
prosperous young businessnainao
Lucan. The Bay. Mr. Whitin*
the Methodist .Church, pedal'
the ceremony. . e
To the. strains of . MendelsSonl;
Wedding March,:, played hy
Welds; Banes, of Orediton, 'the briA
.entered the drawing -room, whieh'iM
decorated with palms and pink aM
white tulips. '
'The bride was given away by
father, 'and looked charming in lit.5.•
travelling suit of navy blue broiiit-
cloth.
The groom's gift to the bride was,
beautiful pearl necklace, to the pianik
a.gold signet ring. .
The young couple received many
ing to the high esteem in which both
are held.
After dejeuner Mr. and Mrs. Lan. -
kin left for their new homeln Ziucam
amid hearty congratulations and
good wishes of all present. •
When a medicine must be given
to young children it should be
pleasant to lake. Obarnberlain"s
sugar, and ' the:TDois.
preparation give it a flavor similar
to maple syrup, making it pleasant
to take. It has no superior for
colds, croup and whooping cough.
For sale by All Dealers.
A very sudden death occurred; :on
Thursday of last week, when Ciith-
birthday March 28th. at the age of
66 years. She had been in her netted
health 9.113 her death came as a Ow&
to family and frieuds. DeceasedWas
born March 28th 1810 in Retesia,
Germany and came to Canada :When
a child -of two years. .She livod*ith
her parents in NOW Hamburglor
few years and then moved to St4hen
Township and was one of the
pioneer settlers. In 1870 she4 Was
married to Philip Roeder dfiSd,
1880 and in 1888 sho was agai4 un-
ited in marriage to her now sori4Witlg
husband. Seven years ago shOtiov-
ed with her husband to Crafah,
where she lived until the time Or' het
death. . Besides her sorrowing bus -
band, 8 sons, 8 daughters, step
children and 9 grand chihh:en Menial
her demise. The funeral took': place'
on Tuesday morning and was a yery
large one. The remains wore-interr
ed fhe Evan. cemetery.
This saying of Lincoln's sft4tild
passed along: "Do not whine4 YO II I:
lack of opportunity. Thers'iaire op-
portunities, for everyone whq;.li able
to convince the world by ids tistry
that he is worthy of success.'
lain's Cough Remedy,' wri
B. Kendrick. Rases ,'
(lie best cough Temetly,: the
market for ' coughs,' cOo and
croup." ror sale by All I
Married in Stratford. --10 Rich-
ard Pock, musical instrumc) dealer
on Wednesday evening to 1M, Mar-
tha Richardson, daughter o arid
Mrs. Joseph Richardson, a ar
field road, Stauloy. nv
was performed in SI:' A Or
ReaclY to go, ready to_
ROMS' a ono too
' Ready to do
f HESS & SON
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Implements and Repairs and.
moved them to my shop
Pulper knives, straw knives, extol>.
mon ladders, step ladders, galvanized
troughs, cutters Mclaughlins best.
make, buggies, Deering machine re-
pairs, blacksmith repairing, onion seed-
ers and garden tools, piping all sizes,
corn shellers, plows Fleury and Perc-
ival and all kihds of plow repairs, axle
igreese, ropes all sizes, Wheel barrel)*
barn scales.
Louis Prang.
ZURICH
The New
Blacksmith
, I have opened slrop opposite the
TnwaHall, Zurich and am proper -
'do all ltfnds of Macil,finery'
Give we a' call.
Geo. E, Brock
Now Ready
tylis
If you want to see the big -
est and. finest lot of Buggies
eta]. at our wareroom. If you
wish to buy we are co.nfident
we can satisfy your taste.
Also Carriages and 'Waggons
Prices . Right
All 4inds of Repairs prOm-
F. Hess Son
, tplatriot
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Stoves and Tiardware
If you want the best at lowest prices call and see what a big Bargain
can get here,
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A full stock ot all kinds of
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In Furniture we lead the trade as we 'buy in car loads this. enables us
'cheaper and our custoniers get the benefit.
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
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Saturday Mar. 30 and April 1st, In these days we, s
start into the new season by holding our formal spr
opening. It will be our purpose to show all the new Go
we can and we hope to have. a visit from every person in
ested in up -to -minute style. It makes no difference to
whether you buy now or later but we do want YOU to
the new Goods during this magnificent showing.
L. M. Gilbert is again in charge of our show.
You are cordially invited to attend
Dress Goods
All the newest kinds and latest Hhades are here for you to
and. when you are picking your new .Diass come in and see if
crin't'plea se you a little better than theiest.
Laces and Insertions
The trimmings ot the Dress is just as important Or even
than the Dresa because its the trimming that make
Drees look nice, so take' a look at the trimmings as we have all
of all ()mince with insertions to match. '
Prints, Gingliams etc.
In our stock of Prints and. Gingham> you will fin 1 an nseert3
snould almost please anybody as we have evetythht tbo line
One thing NtirA can take for granted,,eyery house has a., rOOT1.1
that needs the attention of the Paper haogor and ne matfer; win
we. arasure haye.some Paper te put in it, which should pie
cash or trade,
Praduce Taken in Lchan
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