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STORI3
Milliuery
Opening
We extend a eordial invitation to all the
Ladies of •Zurich and vicinity to attend our
'Spring Millinery Opening on Friday and Satur-
day March 29tH and 30th, when you will lin
e
shown all the Newest and. Latest :2tyles Miss Holmen
String and Summer Millinery by
who is in eliarge.
COME AND SEE
THE 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
ysuch good
,alio trades here � is spring lar they leave here
value for every
that it would be impossible to get bet-
ter values elsewhere.
New spring Dress Goods
New silks, New Tri vanaifgs
New Prints, New Cingharns
New Embroideries
1
c c e 1 i Papers s Linoleums,
Carpets, Rug
Lace Curtains and Curtain GoodCoin
in
Madras, Bungalow
Netting,spots &c.
"'per' Dres, o,4,itl7
artmen.t is filled
the latest and best d
Spring s
Dress Goods
and Trimmings.
Gent's Furnishing for
,$ring
A large and well assorted Stock of
New Spring Suits for Men and
Boys, all masse in the Latest
Styles and Fosllionnble
also New
Trousers, and
Boys' l(nickers and
Hats, Cabs, Ties, Gloves,
Soaks &e.
ecial value in Bleached
Sh
Special.
s Also Circa -
THE
�
lar Pillow Cottons,
Towellings, Table Linen.
�, full
Suo.vply of
GTOCOxies
Highest prices pard for all
1
FROM Mi'LVERTUN p,
Dear Mr. Editor :—Just i►,. levy
words of appreciation, throve%the
columns of your valuable impar I
the many friends of Znri4 h, , i..
behalf of our daughter Reatrieei
who has been so kindly rawembea^y
ed by her friends ever since w' ••
left Zurich a year_, ago last A'Iri1li
We desire to express Ohr, )4
forma'. gratitude for the numefen'
gifts which she 'received ' ,Lrl
Wednesday May 29th, being ,,12
ninth birthday, she was pleasa'
ly surprised in receiving a." k3`e
venir Post Card Shower" f
members of the Junior
Ju cion ll ]t.
iab
under the sup
Lydia Faust, Beatrice was dept/
eJ of many pleasures during,...-
illness
uritagillness at Zurich, however wee',
thankful to inform our 1'
that she is again able to en,3ey
with her companions, be
Well might we add If it -
a cup of cold water gIvan ;
name, it shall not be left withi
reward's s�Pl ath4 t 4•
"It is the sweet P
Silver Link, the Silken tis Ii
heart to heart and mend to':' 'y'Karl
In body and in soul .combine'
In kind remembrance;
Yours very faitlafullr*i,
Rev. and Mrs. A D Gisd er.
OE•RTAKING
THE PEFECT TAX.:
Prompt Service
Moderate charges
W H HOFFMAN I
Zurich. - Ontario
The tax upon land values or ren - in
all economic respects the host 1?erfeet
of taxes. No political econoinls w11
deny that it combines the na, taiilla
of certainty with the ininimuua: tf loss
and cost: that unlike taxes, on Capital
on exchange or improvement it: does
not cheek production or exebtita�e pri-
ces or fall ultimately upon 1,1i con-
sumer—Henry George.
C. N. R. AT EXETER
Surveyors and. Engineers Laking Out
Line to Grand Bend,
Exeter, May 23.-A party rf stir-
veyOrS and engineers of the C<1uudaiu
Northern Railway were throt h,'lierc`
.etoday in connection vit1i tie new
radial to be built through. from Strat-.
ford to Grand Bend. It was stated.
that work on the line twill bet rushed.
This is cleaning 3. -Ip time, when all
the rubbish accumulated .•'°"the
winter is cloared away, all' wpm-
ises''brightened with' a
process keeps pace with nr e;wliich
is springing to life on allsaT`lt l3efaht
ify the house ; it is the best spot on
earth. •
It is officially' announced that Basal;
Joseph Chamberlin, vice-president and
general manager of the Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway has been itppointed
president of Canada, to succetti Charles
Hass, who died. iii the Ti' anic dis
aster. Mr Chamberlinhas Iso been
elected a member of the Grand Trunk
board of directors, vice Mr Hays.
Bought out
F. ftESS & SON
ARTLLEB
BIG STORE
One Price the year round. and that.
the lowest.
Implements and Repairs and
move/them to my shop
•
Pulpey knives, straw knives, exten-
sion laddders; step ladders, galvanized
troughs, cutters Mclanghlins lest
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
greese, ropes all sizes, wheel barrows,
barn settles.
Parties intending to buy a good Harms this Spring should not fail to call'
on us, as we are headquarters in Zurich for the best at lowest prices every .
one guaranteed, because best leather always used. See our Team Harness -
with Collars at $25.00, Single Harness at $9.00 up
Stoyes and Hardware
If you want the best at lowest prices call and see what a big Bargain you
can get here.
kinds of Farm Produce
GENERAL 1 dRCUANT
Ontario
Telephone 28
A (JARTE'Rc� O
Cph ,.
rated
.t
jar
ligePAY
roadway
1N(i
A "wandering Willie .pili up iu
years and who claimed to hve walk-
ed from Detroit, heading fol Goclerich
was arrested Saturday nigh , on the
Bauble Line by a Dashwooconstable
and bought to the Iock-up `here • for
safe -keeping over Sunday. He was
let go on Monday morning : and has
no doubt reached his desttaation by
this time.
Thcjunior public school.iaduation
examination of 1912 begins en Mon-
day, June 17th, at 8:45 at:; at such
high school entrance cen es as the
candidates have specifiec..p ,st Huron
teachers are requested t send the
names, fees and. centre at Inch the
candidates desire to write t Inspector
J. E. Toni, before June 6 "i; so that
proper arrangements may made for
the examination. Unless ai°t lications
are sent in Jtine 6th for a =centre po
graduation examination ea 1e.lield at
that centre.
It is evident that the op
the new conntry lying b,
more settled parts of Calmat
mer.,73ay will be undertake
ast three railways. It is AO
ced that the Government
to send out an expedition t
Veys for line from Monti
inland body of water. F. ;7
Louis Prang.
ZURICH
Now Ready
tylish
gies
A full stock of all kinds of
FURNITUR
In Furniture we lead the trade as we buy in car loads this enables us to
cheaper and our customers get the benefit.
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
PHONE 3
• I4ARTLEIB, ZURICI-
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION :STORE
If yoll want to see the big -
est and finest lot . of Buggies
callat our Warbl~ot^ilia If your.
wish to l)uy we are confld.eut
we can satisfy your taste.
Also Carriages and Waggons
Prices Right
All kinds of Repairs prom -
ply attended.
F. Hess & Son
g up of
peen the
Gild Ja-
y at le
ayatle
annoutl-
decided
in sur-
o that
rgue of
Sault Ste. Marie is report ;dl t±o ;be at
the head of atsyndic te,wb �lsjareposes
to do the work, D,,emii ppGovern
meat has granted,a, cafib _ fibsit�y of
$0,4000' a Mile, ana theQ sae '',Gov
erunien1 has granteaii 1a 1fb 14ly of
5.000 .sores far mile.;.11; a5" 1 St• An G r 1R .Unica Station,'l oronto,
understood fact 'that �Th . '
Cana�d+a's;
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King's Birthday
Single Fare for Round Trip
Between all Stations in Canada
Good going May 31st, June
1, 2, 3.`- Return limit June 5,
(Minimum charge 25c)
Fast Muskoka Expresss. -
Leaves Toronto 10.15 a. m.,
daily
except Sunday, making direct con-
nection at Muskoka Wharf for
Muskoka Lake paints.
gotneseekers' Excursions to Western
Canada
Juue 11 and 25, July 9 and 23, and
every second Tuesday thereafter
until Sept. 17, vier Sarnia. or Chica-
go, Winnipeg and return $34.00.
Edmonton and return $42.00. Tick-
ets good for sixty days. Special
train will leave Toronto 10,30 p m.
on above dates, carrying Through
Uoaches and Pullman 'lolitist
Sleeping Cars.
No Change of Cars.
Tickets VI ill also be on sale via
Sarnia and Northern • Navigation
Company. Full particulars and
•'C:ckets from A E, DUFF, D.P.A..
at` z:�.hest
Shing1eS.
Just to Band. Bring in
your orders. Close price
F. C. K11
PI -1(161E 19 _
line will eventually. l e bat111! to scuie • Messrs. John Schafer axacl l'liil.
port ou�-thi Jatues Bsa%y; lar S . call. is Sipple >lc of Parkhill, ivcf'e in town on
"tinct world is sa,lreacly proeU�'tg oar the on l.litil4dn�-. '
line from Winni og. `Talaeh+tiatnio abInspector in.vT. la arida, of South Huron
the land through tviaicli ti es rntacls lacus two tic not cases daring last work,
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cl
i� it a
r G77 Zurich, ° 'ti L �? � l
1111 dale
-now el •ns
,4aS10 y � by
Hall p,a, J P. Ran, of Zurich,
will
there is iinC plovnt btatihal, tLt 'cat'alaf,r Polido Magastx,ate Andrew, of Clinton,
Min ill time Provo liicrl�'.t7r�#i eo'glunihex $ 76 and cost ioi� s`ciling on .Sunday~
minoi�;els•andotlaea pa4:Tt1 tf ot,i,opoit�
ry, and John Debits, of ITellsall; 'a
y+yts�?W SII U.i •
1lLag
rya. ' --t,y; : f
�erninent i-. else a 1
alt su-i ig f,11c fo'a�nliakr`
• O la 1 9.13 S401:01.4
of 1 el7oris - "10 and costa by
hi h `listei." etas fined. fi
FLFISC)�
ZIJRIC
•
1-
c.
Our Stock of Wall Paper is
very large, and in order to re-
duce it We are offering it at
prices so low that it should sell
itself. Call in - soon, as these
bargains are only lasting a ,short
time, and we are sure we can
please you.
Remember we give Coupons with every purchase,
czcsh or trade.
Fresh Groceries always kept , o a
Produce Taken Exchange
:PHONY`. 17
11.-,1BY RAt° CLASCrif