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E. ear, Ladies'
Lille Stlititi S9 rAC.
HITE WEAR
Lathes fine white lawn waists, skirts,
collars, collar cords and frillings. Ask to see
our new trimmings, we have all shades.
RESS GN
ODS
New shades Ashes of Roses, Westeria,
Rosewood, Gendarme blue, Crushed straw-
berry. Pearl grey, Taupe, Black, Navy.
Green and Brown.
GE;' -TS
F RI I HI GS
Sole Agency
road
ran
We carry a, fine stock of this popular brand,
men and boys.
We'll take your measure
,',ort order y ni will have a city tailor—
ed Broadway I -D 'and Sn it at a good deal less than
Fou pay for the common country I"nttde suits.
New York „Styles
Come and see fashion plates
HOUSE
U/ ! ISH//G
Rugs, Carpets, Linoleums
and Wall Papers
()or stock is larger than usnai for this Spring, and
our record for fig sales will only be broken by
ourselves,
Choose your wants early
We have all kinds of garden seeds. Also
a good variety of Mangold, Turnip, Sugar beet,
Turnip. and Carrott seed.
We handle all kinds
of Farm Produce.
GENERAL MERCHANT
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Hemlock Cedar
Cut to Order
The undersigned, having a Marge
stock of prime Hemlock and
Cedar, is prepared to out to
order any bill up to
3ti feet long in Hemlock and up to
ZO feet lona in Cedar at the
i'�OWE' ST I1ARItET PRICE
W. A. MUSTARD
BAYFIELD
Cheap Suits
FOR
Spring and
Summer !
There is nothing like being
well dressed at all times
especially in Spring and
Summer. Wo are doing
better work every day and
the suits we are turning
out give good satisfaction.
Order your
Spring Suit Here
and you will always
dressed up to date.
be
Laundry in Connection
.W. L • HOFFMAN
Tailor, - ZURICH
Life is too short to give it all up
to business and nothing to pleasure
and rest. Too many people defraud
their stomach, head and heart un•
til they have made a competency.
When they expected to enjoy the
pleasure of life, they aro generally
too old, or their greed for money
has dried up all the well springs of
their being and they are incapable
of enjoyment. Devote your busi-
ness hours to business and your
leisure hour to innocent pleasure
and wholesome amusement and the
cultivation of such things as will
make -life pleasant. •
A genuin� pat objected to some
of the tomti"filery performance be-
ing carried on in a United States
Lodge room and in an endeaver to
get away from the burden of carry -
int the candidate on its back upset
a lamp starting a fire that did con-
siderable damage. The goat was
the first to get out of danger. The
mythical goat has been the butt of
many lodge room fables but the
above is recorded as a true story
where "Billy" did his work in
earnest. Perhaps the Oriental
brethern could borrow that Ameri-
can sample of butter in teaching
the touching lessons of Humility.
There was a surplus of $800.000
in the Canadian postal service for
the lit fiscal year. This surplus
should not goito swell the public
revenne. It should bo applied
forthwith to the extension of rural
free mail delivery. The rural de-
livery we have in Canada, though
good as far as it goes, as one sided.
The farmer living off the postal
carrier's route gets no benefit from
it. This should not be. One farm-
er has as good a right to this
service as another farmer on a
mail route, and a beginning could
be made in widening out the ser.
vice with the ultimate object of
bringing rural delivery to all
farmers. This beginning could be
made by expending each year's
surplus in establishing rural free
delivery routes independently of
the regular postal routes. A sur-
plus of $800,000 would go a long
way towards paying the costs of
such, routes. In thickly populated
farming sections a rural delivery
system would earn enough to pay
a good share of the cost if not all
of it. Expend this surplus in ex
tending rural delivery. It is the
right thing to clo.
DOELDGDOEISDCODMIEIDODOIORD 430
WANTED
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Girls wanted for ne west
brightest, cleanest and most
up•to-elate blouse and white -
wear factory in Canada.
ea Work Consists of sewing
n Ladies' waists. Girls ex-
perienced cn power sewing
machines preferred, but
ea beginners will be taught.
r;x Cosnfoi table quarters.
Steady work, Good wages.
aTEE STAR W EITEWEAR
tv MFG, CO,
IBerlin, Ontario.
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tis els of Shoes
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You will be surprisod at our large stock 0
of Shoes for men, women and children, but a 4
as leaders in the trade we have to keep the D 0
very best. Our turn—over is so large that 0
we can and do give you better prices than ,
you are accustomed:to get. Our Spring Stock
will be found right. Call and examine it. 0
SOD
coo
Zurich.
The only exclusive Shoe Dealer in Town
9
tore
A Knock=out Blow
to the Catalogue Man
B are pleased to state to the public
that we are in a position to meet
all catalogue houses regarding prices
on the lines we have to offer. Bri].ig
your catalogue with you and also don't
forget the cash, then • we will do the rest
'f`LBI
PHONE 13
9 ZURICH
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE 4;
and
S
les
New stock of Pine and Hem=
lock Lumber, and the Best
Hastings Brand Shingles,
big shipments just to hand.
Ing hi your Order Now
PHONE 19
ISOR
ZURICH(
For Settlers
IN
MANITOBA
SASKATCHEWAN
ALBERTA
How Made and How Reached
:LOW SETTLERS' RATES
Settlers and Families
without Live Stock
should use
Regular Trains
20.10 p.m. daily
WINNIPEG I+LYER
38 hours to Winnipeg
Through;Tourist Gars
Settlers with Ltve
Stock and Effects
Special Trains
leave Toronto
10.10p.m.Tacsdays
during
MARCH asttl 4FRi1,
COLONIST'cARS ON ALL TRAINS
In which Berthas ere tree ext
Apply to nearest "Igen for copy of "Settler,'
Guide," 'Western Cenadtt," Tourist oars."
or write
T ",L Thompson, ll,P,Jt., C.P.iZ., Toronto.
Chamberlailli s Colic, Cholera d
Diarrhoea 12emed;1:
Never fails. Buy it now. it :nay save life.
MARKET REPORT.—The fol-
lowing is the report of Zurich
markets corrected up to Thursday,
Barley.... ....... 48 to 50
Peas .. 80
Bran _ 22.00
Shorts ..21:00 24.00
Oats i4 iii
Wheat ... 1.03 1 G9
1[ay 12.00
Dried apples .. 5 5
Cloves: seed ...... .. 8.00 11.00
Potatoes .. 25 25
Butter ...... 20 20
Eggs 19 19
Hogs liveweiget... , . 9.05
HENSALL Ai A R K.ETS
Oo(rk's Best Flour. 2
Wheat . 1.O8
Oats . 38 88
Barley..., .. , , . .... tis 5.3
Peas 80 80
Hogs liveweight J.o.r