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Brings for Your Benefit the Latest
.Styles and the Best Materials to
Prepare you for Suminer Comfort
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Summer Dress Goods, Voiles, Amsriean Silks, Repps. Cotton
Voiles, Linens Muslins, etc. Special values in 45 inch Elmbroid-
ersd Skirting,
Ladies Vests special nt .10o, 12;11, 15c, 20o, find 25c each
Ladies' Hose, regular $ ts, to size, special 2 pair for 25o
Ladies' Waists, Corset Covers. Skirts, Gowns, eto
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Men's Furnishings
Tvvo.pieoe Underwear 25o eaeh and up
Fanoy Sox in Cashmere, Lisle, Cotton at 10c and up
Fancy Negligee Shiris with soft collars
Fancy Soft. Collars isc each
Soft Welt Hats, Straw Hats, at bargain prices
Men's Paramntta Rain Coats Gloves
Belts, Invisable Braces; Ties
Men's Summer Fancy Vests, also Summer Coats to clear at
bargain prices A large assortment of Men's awl Boys' up to
date Ready Made Suits at prices as low as the lowest.
Fresh Groceries always kept on Hand
Highest prices paid fir all
kinds of Farm Produce
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ANNUAL MEETING NESIMMIESEMENIMIIIIIMMINNO
The Annual meeting of th
Huron Reform Association,
UNDERTA
held at Dixon's Hall Brucef
Tuesday June 18th at 2 o'olo
for the eleotion of officers a,
other business, as may be
before the meeting. All
are requested to attend,
H. Smith, J. G. S1 pm
Pres.
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The annual S School convey
the Crediton District, Evan.
will be held in Salem church, •,Col-
borne Tp., next Wednesdif
Thursday June 19 and. 20.
Tom Longboat the famous Indian
runner, beat the world's reeord at
Toronto on Saturday by running, 15
miles in 1 hour, 18 minutes and 10
3-5 seconds. Wood of NOW York'was
2nd by less than a yard.
The G. T. R. station, Ilensalli WAS
burnt on Saturday last.. There were
very few tears shed over the las; as
the building was a very old ()no and
out-of-date. A new station "wil be
constructed at once.
it is stated. apparently on aath
ority, that John D Rockfoller, the
great American oil king, fe now
worth more than )000,000.
The dissolution of the standard Oil
Company, it is said, has„ added
more than i00.000.000 to thAivattie
of the oil king's stock holdings in
the past year.
The sole object of adverMsieg is
to draw custom and it was desig
tied for no other purpose, so when
the dull Sf3aSOLI comes along and
there is no trade it is the level
headed merchant who schemes to
put in a better advertisement than
ever to scoop in all the trade while
his neighbors are making mort-
gages to pay the electric light bill.
The merchant who waits until
his store is full .of onstomers
before he thinks he gill2 afford to
ad ertise will not attain the best
results Write this down wheie von
will fall over it every &ay The
time to draw business is when you
want business and not when you
already have more than, you OHM
attend to,
THE WESTERN PAM
London, Ontario
The management of the, tern
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Fair, London Ontario.. at. ding
out, this -week their Priv ,L
Forms and other hint:Val
matter announcing their dc., EX:
hibitcion in September. The dA s . are
September Gtb to 14th. This'1.6 the
oldest Exhibition in Canada and. it is
becoming more and more popular each
year. The prize list contain.. some
very -valuable information for intend-
ing Exhibitors. From the breeder's
standpoint this is one of the best ex-
bition held, as a large number efbuy
ers always attend in order to 'Seenre
the best animals that can be obtained
The parade of the Live Stock daily is
something of great interest and at-
tracts large crowds. Stockmen Should
inch -ale this Exhibition in their list.
Write the Secretary, A. 11. 'Hunt,
London, for prize lists and all infor-
mation.
TO BOOST HURONH.:.
The Goderich Board of Trade has
started a movement to bring our splen
did county into the limelight, Iand
more worthy object could scintely be
undertaken. Our County has t crea-
sed very materially hi populatian the
past ten years and any moyeinent to
arrest the exodus should be heartily
endorsed. From our viewppink about
the first steps necessary is. to procure
better railway facilities tis -we believe
there are vey few sections, othpOise
so highly favored by nature, wiai such
inadequate transportation facilities.
The villages of Craton' Zatrich,
Dashwood and Bayfield andfarming
lands surrounding are completely .cub.
off from the railways and a line 'touch-
ing these points would do more to
boost Huron than anything els6.,
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Would suggest that another meeting
be called in the near future vith a
view to having the advantages a,,this
section laid before the tranFlpo*tion
companies. Our business inert Will
do their part in assisting, any ove
meet for the betterment nsrtin
County.
DASHWOOD
The Misses E. Guenther ai
Long were in Zurich Sunday,
Miss :r Buchanan spent Suni
her home. in Hensall,
Tim "Misses Rath Grenzebac and
I Vera Siebert., were in/lunch SO day
iss P,l line r.,mg. who htFIfen
rnfl sr for Tiern ni ev lorugh tor,
!this part seapon left for her owe
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Prompt Service
Moderate rharges
W. H. HOFFMAN
Zurich. — Ontario
M331:31,996MIC
Bought out
F. HESS& SON
Implements and. Repairs and
moved them to my shop
Pulper knives, straw knives, exten-
sion 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
greese, ropes all sizes, wheel barrows,
barn scales.
Louis Prang.
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If you want to see the big -
est and finest lot of • Buggies
call at our wareroom. If you
wish to buy we are confident
we can satisfy your tastei,
Also.Garriages and Waggons
Prices Right
.All kinds of Repairs prom -
ply attended.
F. Hess & Son
CREDITON
A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Flaist on Wednesday of this week
11then their daughter, Clara, was unit-
ed in marriage to Mr. Wm. R. Nier-
garth, a prosperous merchant of Boyne
City, Mich, The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. R. Niergarth,
brother of the groom, and assisted
by the Rev. E. Burn, in the
presence of over one hundrnd invited
guests. The bride entered the par-
lor as the wedding march was being
"played by Miss Neta Niergarth,. a
cousin of the groom. and WAS beanti-
fully gowned in a robe of Swiss em-
broidered voil, with a sash of duchess
satin and carried a shower bouquet of
bridal roses. The bridesmaid was
Miss Pearl, a sister of the bride, being
gowned in pink voil and OUT] Ga. fit
bouquet of pink carnatio n 3. Mr. Sini-
on Sweitzer, a cousin of the bride,
assisted the groom. Little Miss El -
Donna Niergarth, niece of the groom,
made a pretty ring bearer. The cer-
mony took place under a flying dove
suspended from the ceiling by pink
and.white ribbons, while the room
was tastily decorated with ferns and
flowers, the other parts of the house
being decorated with green, Limed-
iately .after.the ceremony the wedding
dinner was served on the lawn which
was decorated. with Chinese lanterns,
ftag ana bunting. Mrs. Albert Mor -
lock was Matron of honor. The
bride's going away dress was a suit of
navy blue with large tusean hat trim-
med with flowers. Mrs. Niergarth
was .a valued member of the choir
of the Evangelical church and will be
greatly Missed. The happy couple
will leave Thursday evening fora trip
to Toledo, Washington and other
cities amid the best wishes of a host
of friends.
Mr. and Mrs11. Clark of Exeter,
Were. the gneets of the former's parents
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One Price the year round and that
.the lowest.
Parties intending to buy a good limes this Spring should not fail to
on us, as we areheadquarters in Zurich for the best at lowest pricesevery
one guaranteed, because best leather always used. See our Team Harness'
with Collars at $25.00, Single Harness at $9,00 up
Stoves and. Hardware
If you want the best at lowest prices call and see what a big Bargain -yo
can get here.
A full stock of all kinds of
FURNITURE
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
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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,
cash or trade.
Fresh Groceries always kept on na
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