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1 Our new spring stocks are now nearly complete and you are pi
Icordially invited to coil and look over the many new lines we are
offering, We are proud of them and we want to talk to you about g
ji( them. We'll treat you right.
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iOur Spring Millinery Openings will be held on
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when the newest and nicest in women's headwear will be displayed
Miss Kerr is in charge of this department and will make you heart!i
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New Wall Papers
We have an immense stock of Wall Papers to choose from in
all paterns and colorings. The prices range from 10c to 50c a roll
Call and look through our sample books.
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We invite you to look over our lines of New Dress Goods for
1 spring and summer wear. Serges, Whipcords, Diagonals in all the A
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We are showing a very fine line of pearls and white crystal
A ornaments and trimmings, the newest out, also crystal buttons for
trimming.
Ladies Top Skirts
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We have just received a lot of ladies Top Skirts in black and 0
navy, at $3.50 and $1.50 each. These are special values and will 0
not last long at these low prices.
,,, Sherwin -William's Paints
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We have added Flat -tone to our many lines. An artistic de-
corating paint for interior walls and ceilings,, and woodwork 'pro-
duces a flat, velvety finish. Call for color cards.
Produce always Taken. I
Rouse Paints
Inside Floor Paints
Porch Floor Paints
Floorlac, Barn Paint
A. Tarnish Stains, wagon
Paint, Buggy paint, Varnishes.
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LOCAL NEWS."
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Good potatoes for sale at• Law
Jeffrey's.
Miss Ada Wm
ur, of Detroit is.
visiting in town fora few weeps.
Mr, John Weseloh shoe traveller
of Berlin visited his Uncle:. Mr. , E.
Weseloh one day last weak;
Always leading, from "start to Ankh.
The clothes we make for you willkeep
you in front at all times. Ed. Apt .e1,
Mrs. Weitenmeier ` of Minnesota
daughter of Mr. Henry Isle forineiy
a resident here, is visiting her • sisters
and relatives.
The clothes we make command the
greatest respect both for makers acid
wearers. E. Appel, the gents furni-
sher.
Mr. C. Wagner, who slipped , and
fell heavily on the sidewalk, ;a
number of days ago, is not ettiant-
ed to recover.
The revival services, •whit&
were held in the Evangelical church
during the last four weeks and
resulted in great good, were olod
on Wednesday evening.
Auetion sale of farm stook, Irn,�g'
laments, furniture, on lot 18 L. 14,
W. Stanley, 2 miles north of MO -
dale on Thursday March 27th 4 -0 -
Talbot,
J,Talbot, proprietor. E. Bossenberry
Auctioneer. ;•'
Mr. Jacob Kennel of Blake„ vgao.
had the misfortune recently of bay'.
ing his dwelling and contents des-
troyed by fire, desires to sincerely
thank those, -who have donated to
a fund amounting to about two
hundred dollars.
The ratepayers of Stratford, by a
majority of 127, voted on Mon'. last
to preserve their park system, defeat-
ing a proposition which would have
allowed the C. P. R. to cross the , #y
alongside their river and ornias
lake.
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An Easter programme Will be
rendered in the Evangelical ohurch
next Sunday evening by the S.
School assisted by the 'Choir. A
fine program has been arranged for
the occasion, it also being the Liv-
ingston Centenary Celebration, and
so honor will be done to the great
Missionary, Philanthropist Explor-
er and traveller. Everybody is
welcome.
In the death of Mr. Abraham
Lehman our village loses one of
its oldest and most respected oil
izens. The deceased was in his
usual health up to a short time ago,
and had reached the age of over
eighty two years. He is survived
by his widow, two sons, William
of London and Abraham of Mich
igan and four daughters, who have
the sincere sympathy in their loss.
The funeral tales place to
(Friday) at 1.30 p. tti., the inter-
ment in the Bronson Line cemet-
ery.
Lutheran Church—On Sunday,
Easter will be celebrated in St.Peter's
Lutheran church in commemoration
of the resurrection of Christ. The
morning service will be conducted in
German and the evening service in
English. In conneccion .with the
morning service the Sacrament at. the
Altar will be dispersed. The offering
will be for the benefit of brave mis-
sionary work. All are cordially in-
vited to attend.
Spring Show
Entire Stock and Harnese
Horses
The annual Spring Show of stallions,
Harness Horses and Bulls, under the
auspices of the South Huron Agricul-
tural Society, will be held in
BRUCEFIELD
Wednesday, April 2, 1913.
All the exhibitors must become
members of the Society by paying
one dollar to the Secretary, Entries
can be made with the Secretary at
Walksr's hotel, until 11 o'clock on
the morning of the show. Prize mon-
ey 'will be paid by the secretary, at
Walker's Hall, after the awards have
been made by the judges. Arrange
ments will be made to have ample ac-
commodation for all horses.
ALEX MUSTARD, Brumfield, Pres.
M. Y. McLEAN, Seaforth., Secy.
Wehave just received a oar of
corn L. Je1Izey's
Mr. A. Stoskop2 of Mitchell vis-
ited his sou, E. W. Stoskepf over
Su ,day,.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston is vis-
iting friends in Stratford and Ba-
den.
Mr. C;. Fritz desires all those who
have not yet paid the Jackson sub-
scriptions to do so by Saturday ev-
ening.
Auction sale of household fur-
niture, in Zurich, on Saturday,
March 29th. Henry Kalbfleisch,
prop. E. Bossenberry auctioneer;.
WANTED—At the Alexandra�
Marine and General Hospital, Ggder,•
ich, three or four pupil nurses. Apply
to Miss Griffiths, Superinteiltlent,.
Goderick.
A meeting will be held at ti. home.
of Mrs. Peter Capling, Blake; for the
purpose of organizing a Women's.
Institute. All ladies intrr;ested, are
cordially invited to attend,,.
Rev. Peter Ropp and. fatuity left
this week for their new home near
Pigeon, Mich. Mr. Ropp's many
friends, while regretting his depart-
ure, will wish him every success in
his new home.
The 100 farm of Mr. Chas. Willem
jr. on the 16th was offered for sale on
Tuesday at Zimmer's hotel. The
highest bid was $8500. The farm
was not sold.
Mr. A. D. Dibbern of Litchfield N.
D. son of the late Henry Dibbern,
who about .30 years ago left this sec-
tion visited relatives in town and vi-
cinity for a few' days.
From the indications the Clinton
Spring Fair, set for Thursday, April
3rd, will be orifi of the best that has
yet. been held. There are many fine
horses and cattle in this and the ad-
jacent counties this year and the
general, expression of opinion is.. that
Many of these will be seen in' Clinton
on April 3rd Many good prizes are
offered for Clydesdale, Shire, Percheron
Roadster and Hackney stallions, as
well as heavy draft, agricultural and
general purpose horses, together with
Shorthorn, Herford, Polled Angus,
dairy and fat cattle. This Fair is
known through Western Ontario as
one pf the best Spring Fairs held.
Thirteen special prizes are offered in
,gold coin and in addition the Associa-
tion will also give thirty dollars in
gold for a counties competition, open
to the counties of Huron, Perth, Bruce
and Middelsex, for the best three
heavy draft horses, stallions barred,
shown in halter, not necessarily the
the property of any one man but must
be owned in the county represented.
Not more than two entries from illy
one county and two Cottildes must be
represented to make a comtition,
.,HURON SCHOOLS.
Part of the report of inspector Toni
as. presented at the January meet-
ing of the County Council
There are 102 school corporations,
With 104 school houses and 134 tea-
chers.
RECEIPTS OF SCHOOL BOARDS
FOR 1912
Balance for 1911 $32,106 06
Municipal grants 88,88043
Government grants 10,780 61
Special taxes on property 44,551 54
All other sources — 16,043 38
Total $136,866 02
EXPENDITURES OF SCHOOL
BOARDS FOR 1912.
Teachers' salaries $68,996 35
Sites, buildings, etc 9,329 03
Maps, apparatus, etc 1,765 94
Fuel, caretaking, repairs etc23,812 12
Total $103,904 47
Balance carried to 1913... $82,961 55
ATTENDANCE AND CLASSIFI-
CATION OF PUPILS
The number of pupils enrolled (lur-
ing 1912 4725
Boys 2402
Girls 2326
The average attendance was 2,078
being a percentage attendance of 65
per cont,
There are now 12,646 volumes in
the 104 school libraries, . valued at
$2,886. These books are read and
appreciated by pupils, teachers and
pnxela.ts.
SLAUGHT
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Is in Ful/ Swing. No Creater Bargains
Were Ever Placed Befo_ a You
You are cordially invited to attend this Great
Sale, and examine the S!:ops and Rubbers
placed before you on tables.
There are a great number ::f Shoes.....only few.
sizes left, which will be sold at Rock Bottom:
Prices. Be sure and brin,a correct sizes of•
shoes wanted, when feet cannot be here. Take
measurement of feet and they will be. £.tted
satisfactorily.
Remember this Sale must be for . grit,, Rutter, or Eggs
SAM. E. FAUST,
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Call at Jeffrey's
for leading
Brands of Flour
Bran. & Shorts, Feed Corn
any quantity, another car of
corn to arrive in February.
International and Royal Purple
Stock Food, every box guaranteed.
Molasses Meal and Oil Cake.
Coarse and fine Salt.
Snaps in Groceries
Produce taken , as cash.
General Store
For Sale
I am offering my general store and
stock for sale, on very reasonable
terms, This store is now doing a
good business and is considered one of
the best country stands in the County.
Post -office and telephone in connec-
tion. For further particulars apply
to R. N. DOUGLAS, Blake, Ont.
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We have some snaps
in Second Hand Gold
Filled Watches.
F. W. Hess
G. R. Hess
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have arived.
(some in an .. have a look at the many differen •
styles we carry.
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Thp .Roma of Good Shoes
Mantle Clocks
At Special Values from 55.00 to 58.00, expert Watch
repariug my speciality.
Butter and eggs taken as cash
Harold A. Appel
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