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THE
F!NEST ARRAY
Of New Spring Goods
NOW ON. DISPLAY
New Wash Goods of every description
in finest weaves and Patterns
PETER PAN CLOTHS
WGATHA PERCALES
LORRAINE PRINTS
WICTORIAN FABRICS
PRISCILLA CLOTHS
?IAGOG PRINTS
GINGHAMS
CRETONS
CHINTZES
ART SATINES
COTTON BROADCLOTHS
FUGI SILKS-
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Complete Stock of Reg. N. Boxer '
and Watson Foster Wall Papers
BEE OUR NEW SAMPLE BOOKS, .65 SAMPLES TO CHOOSE FROM.
PRICES RANGE FROM 6 cts. TO 70 cts. SINGLE ROLL.
I~OMPARE OUR VALUES B2FORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE
Jo GASCHO & SONS
Pr,iiULt Wanted Phone 59
ANNOUNCEMENT
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TRIED AND PROVEN PRODUCTS OR
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BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. :A SATISFACTORY DEALZ.
ASSURED, BESIDES:
"WE GIVE YOU - SERVICE" 4.4.
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Is The Best Time
TO PLAN YOUR SUMMER'S PROGRAM OF WORK, REPAIRS
AND IMPROVEMENTS
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LET US SHOW YOU THE BEST KINDS OF FENCING FOR THE
FIELD, OR THE HOME LAWN FENCES. WE HANDLE THE
BEST MONEY CAN BUY.
IF YOU DECIDE TO DO SOME ROOFING OR EVE -TROUGHING
THIS YEAR, .WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE US AND
GET OUR ESTIMATES, AS WELL AS SHOW YOU OUR GOODS.
A NICE NEW PIECE OF FURNITURE Ihj, THE HOME WILL AL-
WAYS BE AN ATTRACTION AND APPRECIATIVE. WE •
CAN SUPPLY ANYTHING IN THIS LINES AND THE PRICES
'ARE VERY ATTRACTIVE.
RACTIVE.
If in need of new furniture,' don't
forget; we have it!
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Our New Shipments
OF
spring and Summer Goods
ARE NOW ARRIVING ALMOST DAILY AND WE INVITE THE PUB-
LIC TO COME IN AND SEE THEM BEFORE MAKING YOUR PUR-
CHASES.
A CALL IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
J. W. MERNER
YELLOW Ii'RONT STORE
PHONE NO. 145
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Miss Leila Witmer of Kitchener,
was a holiday visitor with her par-
ents on the Babylon.
Misses Pearl and Rose Leibeld sp-
ent the past week with relatives and.
friends at Goderich and Stratford.
Mr. Robert Williams of town has
treated himself to a new Whippet
coach, making the purchase from Mr.
Herb. Mousseau, local agent.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Turner and son,
Grant of Goderich, were Nundew vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. E.
E. Weido.
A goodly number .from the village
attended the funeral of the late Mas-
ter Harold McKinley in Stanley Tp.,
on Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Smith
and family of Kippen were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Thos.
Meyers.
Mr. Edward Daters has sold 3 2-5
acres of land, being the westerly por-
tion of the property he recently pur-
chased from 1fr. O. Koehler, to Mr.
George Clausius, who owes the adj-
oining farm.
Mr. Kuno Hartman, of the Goshen
Line south, has purchased the fine
140 -acre farm a. few miles south of
the village, and which he had leased
for a few years, from his father, Mr.
John Hartman, who now resides in
Seaforth.
One of the worst storms seen for
some time visited this part of Ont-
ario on Sunday afternoon, the rain
fell in torrents, and for a time the
ground was covered with hail, which
were the size of ordinary marbles.
We however did not hear of any dam-
ages to any extent done by the storm.
A window pane facing the west of
the houseoccupied by Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Weido, was cracked from the
impact of the hail. The tremendous
downpour of rain however delayed
the operations of warking on the land.
And had this rain not come the far-
mers would be just in the midst of
seeding this week. So what looked
like a real early spring seeding a
few weeks ago, now will be delayed
and will be only at the usual time of
the season.
HENSALL SPRING SHOW
The South Huron Agricultural So -1
ciety held their annual Spring Fair
in Hensall on Tuesday of last week.
The weatherman was not so very
king to Hensall, as a few other fairs
in the vicinity, as the afternoon being
cold and wet, and with occasional
flurries of snow. In spite of this
fact, there was a large crowd and a
record show of stock. Especially
was this so in the cattle classes, wh-
ere the entry was the largest yet
seen at this show.
The following is a list of the suc-
cessful prize winners:
HORRSES.
Clyde or Shire, aged stallion -R.
Murdoch, J. Miller and 3rd; Stand-
ard Bred aged stallion -Alex. Stew-
art; Heavy Draft team -K. McKellar
R. J. Scott, C. Truemner; 3 -yr. old -
Ken. McKellar, Mat. Thomson; 2 -yr.
old-T.J. McMichael, Wm. Patrick,
Mat Thompson; Heavy Foal -T. J.
McMichael; Agricultural team -R. J.
Scott, K. McKellar, Win. Patrick;
Mare in foal -1K,. J'. Scott, M. Tanney
3 -yr. old -W. Chapman, Dr. Moir,M•
echler; 2 -yr. old -M., Tinney, W.
Alexander; Gen Purpose team ---W.
Decker, E. Thiel; Single horse in har-
ness -R. McLaren, J. Hey, Jr; Road-
ster 2 or 3 yrs, old -Dr. Moir, H. Vol
land and 3rd; Roadster or Carriage
foals, -Dr. Moir; Grand Champion-
ship, draft or agricultural -liven. Mc-
Kellar, R. 3. Scott, 2nd, 3rd'and 4th;
Township prize, best three horses of
one township -R. S. Scott, Ren Mc-
Kellar; Sweepstake badge for best
carriage or raodster-R. McLaren;
Lady Driver -IL McLaren; J. Hey;
Dr. Dougall's Special for best light
horse on line -R. McLaren;
LOCAL 'MARKETS
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Dried apples 11b.w................... 8c
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Weather Insurance Co
OF WOODSTOCK
The Largest Business of any
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Business in Ontario -
Amount of Insurance at Risk on Deo.
31, 1927, $22,865,735.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$150,579,88
Ratee-$4.50 per $1,0,00 for 3 years.
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and all kinds of Fire Insurance
Spring
MILLINERY
NEVER BEFORE HAS A SPRING
BROUGHT FORTH SUCH A BEA-
TIFUL LINE OF SMART HATS
AND WE HAVE A MOST WON-
DERFUL RANGE TO CHOOSE
FROM
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
OF HATS FOR THE CHILDREN AT
PRACTICALLY EVERY AGE
BE SURE AND CALL AT THE
The Hat Shoppe
EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE
WE INVITE THE PUBLIC IN TO
SEE OUR ASSORTMENT
OF THE LATEST EASTER HATS
OF ALL THE NEWEST STYLES
IN SPRING HATS
GIVE USA :CALL -
V. V. Siebert Zurich
CATTLE .. -
Shorthorns -Aged bull -Roy Pep-
per; bull calved in 1927-Oestreicher
Bros., M. Crich, Oestreicher Bros.;
M. Crich, cow -Wm. Crich, William
Pepper, M. Crich; heifer -Wm. Pep-
per, II. Crich, Oestreicher Bros; But-
cher steer or heifer, grade -M.' Crich
O. Geiger, Roy Pepper; Baby beef
-- .Oestriclier Bros., M. Crich, Roy
Pepper; Dairy cows, o en -A. B.
Rowcli1la, .M. Crich, A. B. Rowcli1Ee.
Boy's'J'udgin`g contest -Lorne Fos-
ter 90; Roy Brock 65; Sandy Pepper;
55, Foster .Pepper 42, Thos. Eller ng-!
ton 40.
Coiktmer'cial special for hest Short-
horn -M. Crich.
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