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Home My WebLink AboutThe Herald, 1909-04-16, Page 89 st ute Any Time CLINTON P,TTSINESS COLLEGE has been tested in the crucible of ex- perience, with the fire of public opinion and has not been found wanting. The success,of our graduates has not been excelled.Not the largest, but the highest grade modern Business School in Western Ontario. Individual instruction. No vacation. Mail Courses. Enter any day. Write for particulars. Gxo. Sror roN. Principal. Furniture Arr5vecil ow Go lete Dress Goods Talk Everybody is wondering what the new and fashionable shades are for Spring. Black, Navy, Brown, Green, Cobalt Smoke We are showing allhese fashionable color- ings, in stripe and plain goods. You can be assured that our Dress Goods Department is stocked with the very newest. Buttons for Trimmings W base all the shades and sizes; ask to see that new st3 le of button ; something new Just out 1 Prints & Wash Goods The patterns and colorings have never been as pretty as shown this Season. Stripes are in the lead. We can show" you almost a pattern in wash goods that you could think o . Striped Linens for Summer Suitings April ist, 2nd and 3rd Ladies' Coats We have a nice range of Spring Coats, Long coats are going to be fashionable. Call and see the new styles in coats, House Furnishings Wall -Paper A splendid display, at a price that you cannot afford to hiss. Carpet Squares, Carpets, Japanese Mattings, Shall Rugs &c. Lace Curtains, a large stock, from 50c a pair up to $5.00 Window shades, in plain and combination. Curtain Poles. Something that is always wan- ted. an -ted. ; ee ours at 2 poles complete for 25o Linoleums Corer your kitchen and dining -room with Linoloum and save lots of hard work. Men's Ready=to=Wear Clothing We. handle the Broadway Brand, which is particularly noted for style and workman- ship. We carry a stock that will surprise you. We are showing some very smart sty'le's for young men. An occasional sucker is being brought to. town by enthusiastic fishermen.. Mrs. (Rev.) Alf Geiger, is visit- ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Rennie. . The Board of license commission- ers for South Huron will meet at Brucefield, bn Friday 23rd inst. Mr, J. T: Todd.. of Imperial Bank Ingersoll, oalled'on Miss McDou- gall, one day last week. Good price for Wheat,–.H. Cook Sons & Co. of Hensel', will pay $1.13 per bushel for wheat for the following week. According to the assessment roll returned recently the population of Hay has increased by 27 over the figures of 1908. The population of Zurich at present is 545. An exchange says—"The mean- est man on earth, (not even ex cepting the man who uses a wart on the back of his neck to save the price of a collar button) is the man vvho" tries to injure the pres- tige of .a newspaper by insinuating that "nobody reads the measly sheet" and then noses around town until he finds a copy and greedily devours its contents." Notice To The Public In future any person or persons who will be caught fishing or hunt- ing on lot No. 13, L, R. E. Hagg without a permit, will be prosecut- ed to the full extent of the law. D. Smith & Sons. St. Joseph Iltar. 17th, 1909 83-tf 11 Grares An rices' BASEBALL MEETING A iv 1,, attended baseball meet- ing Waa, r, bald. last Friday afternoon and t. -clpb organized for 1900.• Pxosp_R titre bright for a fast team this Anton and an effort will tie lxrtrd.e' t ^' the Huron 'County agnc. ' ,+, is:�} r P '.o desirocts themsel- t . owing offic- ers wi4ro i s ed:' Hon. Pres.. Dr. B .A.'''Erita a'r.11; Zion. Vibe -Pres., Dr. J. "rfi`Son; Pres., C. Fritz; Vioe-Pres Gordon ; lst Vice - Tres., J. Pe Rau; Captain,' T, L. Wurlu ;nager, Harvey Weber ; Seo•Treas ' Andrew F. Hess ; Um- pire, George Hess; Official Scorer, W. G. Begs. Field Committee, M. R. Ronnie, Hurley Weber, H. H. Little, Mascot, Lee Roffman. The following is the result of the !wirer examinations, held April 2 and 5, in S. S. No 6, Hay. The names are in order of merit. Jr IV to Sr IV Adeline Buechler 497, Laurette. Decker 452, Flossie fHowalcl 439, Cornelius Foster 414. Sr III to Jr IV Fred Regier 592, Lizzie Eisenbach 570, Adlebert Stnith 604, Beatrice Rennie 602, Cora Haugh 465, Koletta Foster 464, Herbert Hey 415, Jr III to Sr III Jacob Gingerich 464, Robert Eisenbach 432, Eddie Hey 415. Sr II to Jr- III Herbert Witmer 418, Herly Howard 362. Jr II to Sr II Philip Eisenbach 348, Isidore • Smith 344, Louise Re- gier 321, Pt II to Jr II Theola Smith, Clay- ton Wildfong. Highest marks for good conduct during the term were obtained by Miss Iioletta Foster, Sparks, Teacher. HEALTHY . EXPANSION Call and see if you want Snaps. Largest Stock in the County to select from. e. 14 PHONE 13 9 ZURICH HURON'S LARGEST COMEENAT!ON STORE Now is the time to buy yo:;r Winter Shoes We have the best Winter Footwear that can be bought. You can always rely on get- ting the best when you buy here. Men's and .Boys' Socks Felt Moods Wo ein's Leggings Etc. Prices will be Satisfactory P. B1-4�_� ER, Zurich TAKE A FREE TRIP TO EUROPE as a guest of the London Daily Advertiser, tin, lest metropolitan paper printed in Western Ontario. A11 the news from all our latest market quotations and all general and local news worth printing. SPECIAL OFFER. Send $2.00 for the London Daily Ad- vertiser for 14 months and 400 votes for your choice of candidates in the European Trip Contest. Canada seems to have reached a point of development where there is substantial appreciation of Cana- dian magazine effort. The Horne Journal annonnees an increase on Juno 1st from twenty eight to forty-four pages, with a number of new departments. Miss Jean Gra- ham, at present on the staff of the Canadian Courier and a staff writer also of thi3 Canadian Magazine, tak- es the editorial management on April 1st and is associating with her a number of the best known Canadian writers. The Homo 3 Journal, when.the proposed eba.ng- es have been initegurated, will bo one of the best of its class on the continent. The April number just issued is bright and attractive as usnal and has in addition to its very inter'eetip» fiction and house. hold departments it number of spe- cial Blister features well worth while. ' The price is to be advanced with the June.Y'tunlller, but in the meaittitne stibse. iptions .aro be&ng talrt'U at the old figure. Clubbing rates. "We have made arrangements to offer the following low clubbing rates with THE H3iRnnn Daily Globe . . $ 4.25 „ Mail & Empire 4.25 Weekly Globe . 1.60 Mail & Empire 1.60 Berliner Journal (German) 2.50 Family Herald & Star 1.75 Daily Advertiser 2.75 Weekly Advertiser 1.50 Weekly Sun 7,75 I' rmer's Advocate 2.25 MARKET _REPORT, -The fol lowing is the report of Zurich, markets corrected up to Thursday. 5 to 55 23.00so • 24 00 45 46 1 05 1 06 7.00 8.00 ..., 6 6 . 5.00 5.75 . 45 45 Burley ..... . 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