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STRATCORI . ONT.
• The best practical training
school in Ontario. Three depart-
i Tents
COBtMERCIAL'
SHORTHAND
—AND
—TELEGRAPHY
All courses are thorough and pract-
ical. Teachers are experienced and
graduates are placed in positions.
We give individual attention and
students may enter at any time.
Write for Free Catalogue at once
d.ArMcLachlan,
Principal.
District
CBEDITON
Mrs. Mathew ltlorlock who has been
on the sick list is improving.
Mr. F. Gaiser and Mrs. S. Sweitz
er of Shipka spent Saturday in town.
Master Borden Gaiser who has
been on the sick is improving.
Mr. H. Glen spent Sunday at his
home in Hensall.
Mrs. Hugh Gervins of Lucknow is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Herb Eil
bar.
Miss Mary Bertand left for Detroit
on Tuesday, where she will visit for
some time.
Miss Violet Gaiser of Shipka is the
guest of Miss Hilda Shenk, for a few
days.
Mr. (Dr.) Orme and Miss Helen
have returned home after visiting
with friends in London.
Do not fail to visit our Millinery
Department. Miss Link is in charge
this season and is showing the very
latest and most exquisite styles. C.
Zwicker.
Mr. and Mrs. Was Brown of Sagi:
naw Mich, are here visiting on 'their
honey -moon trip.
Miss Annie Yearly entertained et
number of her young lady friends on
Friday afternoon of last week.
See our new stock of Allover Laces,
Silk Insertions, Laces, Embroideries.
We are showing the latest in Dress
Trimmings, a large stock to choose
from. C. Zwicker.
Messrs Watson and Snyder of
Drysdale visited their sisters,the Miss-
es Watson and Snyder, for a few days
this week.
DASHWOOD
Horses for sale—Driving mare 5 yrs
old, black carriage mare, rising three.
Apply to Kellerman & Son, Dashwood,
The Dash -wood plaining mill are
getting their mill ready for a busy
spring and summer. They expect
to be running in a few weeks.
We have just received our Spr
ing shipment of Wall Papers and
a dainty new range of rain coats
from $9 to $15 at Kellerman .& Son.
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Pretter are
this week leaving,' their farm on.
the 14th, and moving into Dash
wood wirers they will reside. We
we} ilOMP ti n to our village.
Me. and :Ars, J sic itledge on
Wednesday attender the 'i oildipg
of the formors brother iettiLo to
Miss Morley ' Morley ‘2,f. Hyde Park. The
ne1'71,7j, married couple will make
their home in Sask .
Miss Ena Guenther was at Zur-
ich over Sunday.
Mr. John Hoffman was in °red.
iton on Monday on business,
Special sale of horse blankets to
clean out. D. Tiernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Case moved to
their farm near Exeter, Monday.
Mr. H Willert and Miss Linda
Willert were at Zurich Friday last.
Mrs. Fern of Parkhill is visiting
Mrs. J. Kellerman for a few days, l
Mr. Dave Tiernan has moved into
Mr. Geo. Koch's residence on
Main Street.
Master Gordon Wells of Exeter
is at paesent staying with his
Grandparents Mr. and Mrs, P.
Gain ter
A Box Social to be given in the
basement of Crediton Methodist
church on the 17th March. A good
program will also be rendered.
Mr. and Mrs.' Huxtablewho have
been visiting at the latter's home here
left for their home in Hamilton on
Monday accompanied by • Master
Howard Beaver.
See our 97 piece Dinner Set, print-
ed porcelain, extra quality, at $5.40
per set. C. Zwicker.
BLAKE,
SCHOOL REPORT
The following report shows the re-
lative standing of the pupils of U. S.
S. No. 9, for February.
4th class—Lorne Manson, Alberta
Finlay, Clara Zapfe,
Sr. Srd-Abram Zapfe, Wille Man-
eon, Edgie Finlay.
Jr. Srd—John Moyer, Lillie Mey-
ars, Lydia Gingerich.
Sr 2nd—Ada Meyers, LauraOesch,"
Sarah Erb.
Jr 2nd—Harvey Moyer, John.
Oesch, Carl McClinchy.
Pt 2nd—Eleanor Meyers, Eddie
Bechler, Ruth Schrag.
Pt let—Eva lapie. Allan Douglas,
Gordon &brag.
G. S. Howard, teacher.
New
I EiTE u
A quiet but pretty wedding . `ioc.'1c
place at the James Street Methodist
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon,
March 8th when the Rev. W,
McAlister united in marriage Miss
Edith M. daughter of Mr, and :. hire.
H. Reynolds of Hay and Mr. T. Her.-
herb
er-here Philips son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
Philips of town. After the ceremony
the party repaired to the home of the
bride's parents where a sumptuous
repast was served. Mr. and Mrs Phil;
lips will leave this week for ToreuiIl
to spend a few clays prior, to • leap i ;;ti
for their new home • in Seskatoeii
Sask.
Misses May and Ethel Armstu rr
have returned from Toronto' and yr,
]ted for a few days with their parents
before leaving for Luckeow to re,l pen
their millinery :store.
The South Huron Ministerial A*
soeiation met last week in Main- St.
church. Rev. R. Hicks of Hen -sail read
a paper on "The Life andWork'of 'Da-
vid Livingston," which was afterwards
discussed the following taking plrr:i
Revds. Colin Fletcher, S. Sharpe,' E.
F. MeL. Smith, G. H. McAlister and
E. G. Powell. The next meeting wills i
be held in Caven Presbyterian Church I
on the first Monday in April-
Masonic—On Monday evening, last
week Wor. Rev. D. W. Collins, Dis-
trict Deputy Grand Master. of South
Huron District ,No. 4, paid his official
visit to Britannia Lodge, Seaforth
During the evening the work of the I
first degree with the musical ritual
exemplified in a manner that earned
high praise to the officers of . the
Lodge from the District Deputy.
Mr. Rowe has sold his fine farm on
London road south, to Mr. Sydney
Snell for the handsome sum of $9,600
Mr. Rowe will move to Exeter.
Mr. Adam Case of London road
north, has been ill with pneumonia,
but is now reported seine better.
The death of John Mitchell occured
on Satuaday last, after suffering 'for
many years from cancer. • Deceased;;
has been a resident of our to :for
many years. The funeral took place
on Wednesday, interment in Exeter
cemetery.
M'r. and Mrs. W. G. Steve left
Monday for their new home in '
West..
'*-14e. and Mrs:' E. Buss ll' aft
Spending the winter with, relatives
here returned home to Harwell, Sass,
on Monday.
Tha rte ses Rowe1iffe are •learning
milliner with Jones & May,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence White (nae
Harvey) left this week for their new
home in Harwell, Sask.
GRAND BEND
Charlie Page islet with a serious ac-
cident last Tuesday by which he cause
nearly losing his thumb in 'a macbiire
he was operating. He had to have.
five stitches put in to draw the wound
together.
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 8, Stephen, for the month of Feb-
ruary. Names in order of merit, first
four in each class being given:`
Sr. IV.—•Myrte, Ravelle, Richard
Oliver, Geo. Stebbins, Ella, Cameron.
Jr. IV.—Kathleen Pollock.
Sr. III.—Nelson Statton, •Welland
Ravelle, Catherine Dewey, Leonard,
Patterson.
• Jr. III,—Freeman Clark, Reatha,
Disjardine, Kenneth Patterson, Gar-
net Patterson.
Sr. Me -Madeline Pollock, Ella Dis-
jardinie, Josephine Allister; and Fanny
Baird.
Jr.----IIIIenry Green, Foyl Ma•=e.i,
Geraldine Ravelle, Fern Gill.
Pb. II—Ilda Ravelle, Verde, Pis r;,
Murton Dewey, Pearl Stone.
Sr. I.—Winona 'Ravelle, Gordon
Pollock, Olive Oliyer, Gordon Allister.
C.—harry Bossenberry, Sessforr7.
Lovie.
B.—Esther Green, Ella Gill, James;
Down, Bruce .Tiedeman.
A.—Tillie Mason, Roland .Elliott,'
Wessell Gill.
Number on roll hrii.. Average at-
tendance 65. `•
Vinetta Kerr, Teacher.
TENDERS
Sealed tenders --Will be received-
up to March .31st. at 3 p. m. for
the erecticu of a brick shed for
the Methodist church Crediton,
tenders for masonn
frame w
ork.
and roofing received separate also.
in whole' Pans and specifaoation
may be seen at Mr. Thos Treve
thick's shop Crediton. The lowest
pay tender not neoesarly accepted.
Rev. Jefferson, Ghair>iian,
"e ,,ounce the rriva1
of Several- Shipmox.tz
Sf3reing
Ooods
andIri ire Your Inspection
During the past few days we opened several cases of New Goods consisting of
New Prints, Ginghams, Zephers, Dress Goods,
Silks, Shirtings, Cottonades, Denims, Linens
Embroideries, Laces, New Dress
Trimmings, Etc.
See our Stock of Curtain Goods -
Plain and Fancy:Madras, Fancy Muslins
Curtain Netts, Lace; Curtains, etc.
We are making special efforts this season
to have our stook more complete and larger
than exer,
Velvet and Tayegtry Squares
We just received our 'first shipment of
Velvet and Tapestry Squares. We would be
pleased to show you the different patterns
and qualities we carry and quote you our
prices.
"( Wall Papers and Linoleums
Take a look through our samples of Wall
Papers and 4 yard wide Linoleums; We can
interest you.
Winter Goods at Less than Cost
We are clearing out a great many lines
of wiater goods this month at less than cost
Pay this store a visit and be convinced.
We offer a nice even, wore heavy
wove Factory Cotton, 36 inches
wide at 9io'per yard, This is a
Special.
Clearing out our l2,oWrapperetts
at 7o, also several lines of Shirt-
ings, regular 14o to 16o, for loo
per yard.
SWEATER COATS._ A11 kinds
good heavy Men's Sweaters 90o
to $3,.00. Boys 800 to $1.00.
See ora` 97 pieoeporcelain Printed
Dinner .Setts at $5.40; and $5.90
each. These are perfect goods,
new patterns and at bargain
prices.
Our Grocery stock is well -assorted with the very best
obtainable, at Close Prices.
We pay highest price for all Farm Produce.
Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Millet, Hungarians,
White Beans, Etc.
A CALL SOLICITED
TELEPHONE No. 3
All kinds Farm
Produce Taken.
C.
ICKE
A 1.,�.., .t 'r i'i t
aRI ZURIOUean
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
�lry full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but tjie best.
We' make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNGrH
Ur,�
IPTACHERT.
1.:e
f
`. Lappa?
I am operating the Blake
Chopping Mill every
Tuesday and Friday.
Have a first-class new
grinder, and will guaran-
tee satisfaction.
JACOB KIPFER
BLAKE, - ONT.
fiR A. J. MacKINNON late House
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital. N. Y. city. • Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinic
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in .connection. Office, Zurich,
Ont
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Excursions
Each TUESDAY
MARCH 4 to OCTOBER 2$
(inclusive)
Via Chicago and St. Paul
Winnipeg and return, $35.00
Edmonton and return, $43.00'
Tickets good for 60 days, Propor-
tionate low rates to other points in.
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta;
The Grand Trunk Pacific R'y is,
the shortest and quickest route be-
twhnnipeg, katoon aind
Edea =ton,
Time en WiTables, LandSasPamphlets_
and other descriptive literature
relative to the Grand Trunk Pacific
may be obtained from nearest
1 Grand Trunk Agent.
o li
Dashwood
Furniture Store
We are giving Big Snaps
in Pianos and Organs for
the balance of the year.
Two big 'shipments of
Singer and Raymond Sew-
ing Machines must be
cleared out at once, at
a low' price.
A big stock of Furniture
always on hand and prices
the Lowest.
Dried apples taken as Cash.
UNDERTAKING
Big stock on hand. Day or
• night—call Central.
P. MoI AAO
Furniture and Undertaing
LEGAL CARDS.
'BOUDFOOT HAYS & KILLORAN,
• Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,-
etc. Goderich, Canada W. Proudfoot.
II.: O. R. 0. Have. .J. L. Killoran.
BUSINESS CAR,re,
B. S.•P ILLIPS,
AUCTIONEER, Exeter,
Sales eendueted in all parts. Satis-
faction guaranteed or no pay. Terms
reasonable. Orders left at this oleo
ryi11 be proitilntle attended te,
H. EILBER C% SON
Crediton, - Ontario
Conveyancers, General Insurance
Agents
d.elephone--Office la, House lb.
ANDREW >i . HESS, FIRE INSURAN-
ce agent, representing the London,
Economical, Waterloo, Monarch, Stand-
ard, Wellington and Guardian. Every-
thing in fire insurance.
R. P. A. SELLERY, DrENTIST, GRA-
duate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Toronto, also honor gradu-
ate of Department of Dentistry," To-
ronto University. Painless extraction
of teeth. Plate work a speciality. At
Dominion House, Zurich, every iVlon-
day. 7-26
E. ZEL.LER, UON`'EYANCER AND
Notary Public, Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills and other Legal Documents care
fully and promptly prepared. Office—
Zeller block, Zurich, Ont,
FARM
Lot 28, Con
Township, 100
good bush. Brick
bank barn.
For particulars
Taylor, Hensel'
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Anyone sending
quickly ascertain
invention is probably,
tions strictly confidential.
sent free. Oldest
gateits talton
Exec,at Ngtics, wlibout
• A handsomely illustrated
rnlat'iet of any
cal,ada, $5,9G a
all ne1'rsdealers.
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Line,) Hay
80 acres of
and good
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District
CBEDITON
Mrs. Mathew ltlorlock who has been
on the sick list is improving.
Mr. F. Gaiser and Mrs. S. Sweitz
er of Shipka spent Saturday in town.
Master Borden Gaiser who has
been on the sick is improving.
Mr. H. Glen spent Sunday at his
home in Hensall.
Mrs. Hugh Gervins of Lucknow is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Herb Eil
bar.
Miss Mary Bertand left for Detroit
on Tuesday, where she will visit for
some time.
Miss Violet Gaiser of Shipka is the
guest of Miss Hilda Shenk, for a few
days.
Mr. (Dr.) Orme and Miss Helen
have returned home after visiting
with friends in London.
Do not fail to visit our Millinery
Department. Miss Link is in charge
this season and is showing the very
latest and most exquisite styles. C.
Zwicker.
Mr. and Mrs. Was Brown of Sagi:
naw Mich, are here visiting on 'their
honey -moon trip.
Miss Annie Yearly entertained et
number of her young lady friends on
Friday afternoon of last week.
See our new stock of Allover Laces,
Silk Insertions, Laces, Embroideries.
We are showing the latest in Dress
Trimmings, a large stock to choose
from. C. Zwicker.
Messrs Watson and Snyder of
Drysdale visited their sisters,the Miss-
es Watson and Snyder, for a few days
this week.
DASHWOOD
Horses for sale—Driving mare 5 yrs
old, black carriage mare, rising three.
Apply to Kellerman & Son, Dashwood,
The Dash -wood plaining mill are
getting their mill ready for a busy
spring and summer. They expect
to be running in a few weeks.
We have just received our Spr
ing shipment of Wall Papers and
a dainty new range of rain coats
from $9 to $15 at Kellerman .& Son.
Mr. and Mrs, Mark Pretter are
this week leaving,' their farm on.
the 14th, and moving into Dash
wood wirers they will reside. We
we} ilOMP ti n to our village.
Me. and :Ars, J sic itledge on
Wednesday attender the 'i oildipg
of the formors brother iettiLo to
Miss Morley ' Morley ‘2,f. Hyde Park. The
ne1'71,7j, married couple will make
their home in Sask .
Miss Ena Guenther was at Zur-
ich over Sunday.
Mr. John Hoffman was in °red.
iton on Monday on business,
Special sale of horse blankets to
clean out. D. Tiernan.
Mr. and Mrs. Case moved to
their farm near Exeter, Monday.
Mr. H Willert and Miss Linda
Willert were at Zurich Friday last.
Mrs. Fern of Parkhill is visiting
Mrs. J. Kellerman for a few days, l
Mr. Dave Tiernan has moved into
Mr. Geo. Koch's residence on
Main Street.
Master Gordon Wells of Exeter
is at paesent staying with his
Grandparents Mr. and Mrs, P.
Gain ter
A Box Social to be given in the
basement of Crediton Methodist
church on the 17th March. A good
program will also be rendered.
Mr. and Mrs.' Huxtablewho have
been visiting at the latter's home here
left for their home in Hamilton on
Monday accompanied by • Master
Howard Beaver.
See our 97 piece Dinner Set, print-
ed porcelain, extra quality, at $5.40
per set. C. Zwicker.
BLAKE,
SCHOOL REPORT
The following report shows the re-
lative standing of the pupils of U. S.
S. No. 9, for February.
4th class—Lorne Manson, Alberta
Finlay, Clara Zapfe,
Sr. Srd-Abram Zapfe, Wille Man-
eon, Edgie Finlay.
Jr. Srd—John Moyer, Lillie Mey-
ars, Lydia Gingerich.
Sr 2nd—Ada Meyers, LauraOesch,"
Sarah Erb.
Jr 2nd—Harvey Moyer, John.
Oesch, Carl McClinchy.
Pt 2nd—Eleanor Meyers, Eddie
Bechler, Ruth Schrag.
Pt let—Eva lapie. Allan Douglas,
Gordon &brag.
G. S. Howard, teacher.
New
I EiTE u
A quiet but pretty wedding . `ioc.'1c
place at the James Street Methodist
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon,
March 8th when the Rev. W,
McAlister united in marriage Miss
Edith M. daughter of Mr, and :. hire.
H. Reynolds of Hay and Mr. T. Her.-
herb
er-here Philips son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
Philips of town. After the ceremony
the party repaired to the home of the
bride's parents where a sumptuous
repast was served. Mr. and Mrs Phil;
lips will leave this week for ToreuiIl
to spend a few clays prior, to • leap i ;;ti
for their new home • in Seskatoeii
Sask.
Misses May and Ethel Armstu rr
have returned from Toronto' and yr,
]ted for a few days with their parents
before leaving for Luckeow to re,l pen
their millinery :store.
The South Huron Ministerial A*
soeiation met last week in Main- St.
church. Rev. R. Hicks of Hen -sail read
a paper on "The Life andWork'of 'Da-
vid Livingston," which was afterwards
discussed the following taking plrr:i
Revds. Colin Fletcher, S. Sharpe,' E.
F. MeL. Smith, G. H. McAlister and
E. G. Powell. The next meeting wills i
be held in Caven Presbyterian Church I
on the first Monday in April-
Masonic—On Monday evening, last
week Wor. Rev. D. W. Collins, Dis-
trict Deputy Grand Master. of South
Huron District ,No. 4, paid his official
visit to Britannia Lodge, Seaforth
During the evening the work of the I
first degree with the musical ritual
exemplified in a manner that earned
high praise to the officers of . the
Lodge from the District Deputy.
Mr. Rowe has sold his fine farm on
London road south, to Mr. Sydney
Snell for the handsome sum of $9,600
Mr. Rowe will move to Exeter.
Mr. Adam Case of London road
north, has been ill with pneumonia,
but is now reported seine better.
The death of John Mitchell occured
on Satuaday last, after suffering 'for
many years from cancer. • Deceased;;
has been a resident of our to :for
many years. The funeral took place
on Wednesday, interment in Exeter
cemetery.
M'r. and Mrs. W. G. Steve left
Monday for their new home in '
West..
'*-14e. and Mrs:' E. Buss ll' aft
Spending the winter with, relatives
here returned home to Harwell, Sass,
on Monday.
Tha rte ses Rowe1iffe are •learning
milliner with Jones & May,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence White (nae
Harvey) left this week for their new
home in Harwell, Sask.
GRAND BEND
Charlie Page islet with a serious ac-
cident last Tuesday by which he cause
nearly losing his thumb in 'a macbiire
he was operating. He had to have.
five stitches put in to draw the wound
together.
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 8, Stephen, for the month of Feb-
ruary. Names in order of merit, first
four in each class being given:`
Sr. IV.—•Myrte, Ravelle, Richard
Oliver, Geo. Stebbins, Ella, Cameron.
Jr. IV.—Kathleen Pollock.
Sr. III.—Nelson Statton, •Welland
Ravelle, Catherine Dewey, Leonard,
Patterson.
• Jr. III,—Freeman Clark, Reatha,
Disjardine, Kenneth Patterson, Gar-
net Patterson.
Sr. Me -Madeline Pollock, Ella Dis-
jardinie, Josephine Allister; and Fanny
Baird.
Jr.----IIIIenry Green, Foyl Ma•=e.i,
Geraldine Ravelle, Fern Gill.
Pb. II—Ilda Ravelle, Verde, Pis r;,
Murton Dewey, Pearl Stone.
Sr. I.—Winona 'Ravelle, Gordon
Pollock, Olive Oliyer, Gordon Allister.
C.—harry Bossenberry, Sessforr7.
Lovie.
B.—Esther Green, Ella Gill, James;
Down, Bruce .Tiedeman.
A.—Tillie Mason, Roland .Elliott,'
Wessell Gill.
Number on roll hrii.. Average at-
tendance 65. `•
Vinetta Kerr, Teacher.
TENDERS
Sealed tenders --Will be received-
up to March .31st. at 3 p. m. for
the erecticu of a brick shed for
the Methodist church Crediton,
tenders for masonn
frame w
ork.
and roofing received separate also.
in whole' Pans and specifaoation
may be seen at Mr. Thos Treve
thick's shop Crediton. The lowest
pay tender not neoesarly accepted.
Rev. Jefferson, Ghair>iian,
"e ,,ounce the rriva1
of Several- Shipmox.tz
Sf3reing
Ooods
andIri ire Your Inspection
During the past few days we opened several cases of New Goods consisting of
New Prints, Ginghams, Zephers, Dress Goods,
Silks, Shirtings, Cottonades, Denims, Linens
Embroideries, Laces, New Dress
Trimmings, Etc.
See our Stock of Curtain Goods -
Plain and Fancy:Madras, Fancy Muslins
Curtain Netts, Lace; Curtains, etc.
We are making special efforts this season
to have our stook more complete and larger
than exer,
Velvet and Tayegtry Squares
We just received our 'first shipment of
Velvet and Tapestry Squares. We would be
pleased to show you the different patterns
and qualities we carry and quote you our
prices.
"( Wall Papers and Linoleums
Take a look through our samples of Wall
Papers and 4 yard wide Linoleums; We can
interest you.
Winter Goods at Less than Cost
We are clearing out a great many lines
of wiater goods this month at less than cost
Pay this store a visit and be convinced.
We offer a nice even, wore heavy
wove Factory Cotton, 36 inches
wide at 9io'per yard, This is a
Special.
Clearing out our l2,oWrapperetts
at 7o, also several lines of Shirt-
ings, regular 14o to 16o, for loo
per yard.
SWEATER COATS._ A11 kinds
good heavy Men's Sweaters 90o
to $3,.00. Boys 800 to $1.00.
See ora` 97 pieoeporcelain Printed
Dinner .Setts at $5.40; and $5.90
each. These are perfect goods,
new patterns and at bargain
prices.
Our Grocery stock is well -assorted with the very best
obtainable, at Close Prices.
We pay highest price for all Farm Produce.
Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Millet, Hungarians,
White Beans, Etc.
A CALL SOLICITED
TELEPHONE No. 3
All kinds Farm
Produce Taken.
C.
ICKE
A 1.,�.., .t 'r i'i t
aRI ZURIOUean
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
�lry full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but tjie best.
We' make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNGrH
Ur,�
IPTACHERT.
1.:e
f
`. Lappa?
I am operating the Blake
Chopping Mill every
Tuesday and Friday.
Have a first-class new
grinder, and will guaran-
tee satisfaction.
JACOB KIPFER
BLAKE, - ONT.
fiR A. J. MacKINNON late House
Surgeon, Erie County Hospital,
Buffalo N. Y. Late assistant resi-
dent Physician, Manhattan Maternity
Hospital. N. Y. city. • Late of the
House Staff, New York Palyclinic
Medical School and Hospital. Drug
store in .connection. Office, Zurich,
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Excursions
Each TUESDAY
MARCH 4 to OCTOBER 2$
(inclusive)
Via Chicago and St. Paul
Winnipeg and return, $35.00
Edmonton and return, $43.00'
Tickets good for 60 days, Propor-
tionate low rates to other points in.
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta;
The Grand Trunk Pacific R'y is,
the shortest and quickest route be-
twhnnipeg, katoon aind
Edea =ton,
Time en WiTables, LandSasPamphlets_
and other descriptive literature
relative to the Grand Trunk Pacific
may be obtained from nearest
1 Grand Trunk Agent.
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