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Dress Goods Talk
Everybody is wondering whatl the
fashionable shades are for Spring.
Black, Navy, Brown, Green,
Cobalt Smoke
We are showing all these fashionable color-
ings, in stripe and plain goods. You can be
assured that our Dress Goods Department is
stocked with the very newest.
new and
Buttons for Trimmings
We have all the shades and sizes; ask to see
that new style of button; something new !
Just out !
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 any
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tern in wash goods that you could. think of.
o` 'w Suthmer 5uithigs
diesCoats
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 miss.
Carpet Squares, Carpets, Japanese Mattings,
Small Rugs &c.
Lace Curtains, a large stock, from 60e a
pair up to $6,00
Window shades, in plain and combination.
Curtain Poles, Something that is always wan-
ted. See ours at 2 poles complete for 25c
inoleums
Co Ter your kitchen and dining -room with
' Linoleum and save lots of hard work.
en'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 soiree very smart
styles for young men.
ratiCeZISLON
J. J.
GENERAL MERCHANT
urich, = Ontario
Local Option
Campaign.
This space has been reserved by the
Local, Option Committee of the Township
of Hay,
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH
The widespread character of the
present prohibition movement, and
its gro\vingvrength with all clas-
ses of the community, is well ex-
emplified by some significant facts
which are discussed in the Key-
stone Citizen.. Here is an extract
showing the attitude of increasing
hostility which loading Catholic
clergymen and laymen are adopt-
ing in relation to the bar -room
peril
The growth of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Society and its wonder-
ful influence, not only over its own
members, but ripen society in gen-
eral, needs to be mentioned as one
oL the indications of the growth of
the temperance cause. Numerous
Catholic clergymen, ranging from
Cardinal Gibbons. through archbis-
hop, bishops and priests, have pro
nounced not only against drunken-
ness, but for the kind of temperan-
ce that is opposed to the saloon
system
Were it simply a question of in-
dividual habit, no doubt many of
these, especially those of foreign
birth, would 'still bo inclined to
tolerate the traffic, but when the
saloon became a centre of lawless-
ness and debauchery, when it un-
dertook to control legislation and
government, when it sought to bo
king in the field of politics, then
the Catholic Church began to divor-
ce itself from any complicity with
this unholy traffic.
In .many Local Option elections
Catholic priests and laymen are
standing side by side with mem-
bers of other denominations in op-
position to the liquor traffic. Our
Catholic brethren will soon put
some others to shame in the race
of the people of God to overthrow
the liquor traffics.
M—
.Enter
Aa '°
• CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
has been tested in the arncib]e of ex-
perience, with the fire of public opinion
and has not been found ,,anting, ,.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 Counes, Enter any day.
Write for particulars.
Gro, SPOTTON. Principal.
Seo samples of Amatite roofing,
the best and cheapest on the mar-
ket, $2.50 a square, or $8 00 put on
at Har tleiWs.
The following is the report of
room II1 Z. P. S. for the month of
May, based on attendance, conduct
and weekly examinations.
Sr in Russell Zeller, Eva Weber,
Laura Sohilbe, Emanuel Koehler,
Karl Schnell, Ahna Aat, Erma Ut-
tley, Theodore Foster, Louis Zettel,
Elva Heyroek, Leonaad Davidson,
John McCormick,
Sr II Milton Beyrock,' Verde
Fuss, Samuel Fisher, Percy Weido,
(lertie Bock, .Albert MVIcCormick,
Helmet Schilbe, Mary Price, Willie
Clausius, Mary Jeffrey, Feodore
Howald.
Sr pt II Gladys Fisher, ,oda How-
ald, Maggie Fuss, Lawrence Rau,
Roy Foster, Reinhold IKooh, Janet
Thiel,
Average for month 51,
M. R. Jackson; Teacher.
MARKET REPORT, -._The, fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich,
markets corrected up to Thursday.
Barley
Peas.
Bran
Shorts
Oats
Wheat ...... .
Hay
Dried, apples
Clover seed
- Potatoes
Butter...... 16 10
Eggs 18 18
Hogs ]iveweiget • 7.55
HENSALL MARKETS •
Cook's Best Flour„ 2,75
Wheat 1 15 15
Oats ,... 44 45
Barley . , , , ... • ... 50 50
Peas, .. . 84 80
II-0gs livewoigiit...
58 to 60
80
23,00
25.00
48 50
12r, 126
7.00 8.00
6 6
5.00 5.75
45. 45
Wire' Fici
I-3 S
Best Carbon Steel coiled Best quality
wire, medium gal-vanized coiled
vanized, per 100.... At 00 wire, per 100
1a3avy gal -
2e65
An No. 9 coiled spring wire Fencing
5 wire, per rod, 25c.
6 wire, per rod, 28c.
7 wire, per rod, 33c.
8 wire, per rod, 37c.
We Lead the Trade, Others
May Follow and May Not. .
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PHONE !3
ZURICH
HURON'S LARC ST COMBINATEON STORE
SP
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No is the time to buy your
S s
We have the Very Best and
Latest—all sizes nd colors.
Come and • examine before
luyyng° elsewhere. Our low
prices < wi saVieyou money.
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P. EN II ER, Zurich
No Tr
IT A I
IF YOU USE
Royal Household
Five Roses
or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour
and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at close
Prices. All kinds of Feed on hand.
5. RANNIE,
ZURICH
13igl].est price in Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
rii3MAIII Man=
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astin
KC.
Just arrived,
Will give closest prices for quick sale
F. C. KAL, FL ISC , Zurich