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Spring an Summer Goods
We have a fine array of newDress
Materials .on hand at prices reduced
about fifty per cent, from former val-
ues. Also new cotton Goods such as,
Prints, ginghams, galateas, shirtings,
cottonades, etc,, ali at lower prices.
Serges andVelours
Fine Dress and Suit serges in
:various colors, 51 in„ wide value
at $2.50 a yard. Velours and ot-
ber wool goods for Spring coats
at from $2.25' to $3.75 per yard.
New Voiles and Organdies
Figured and Striped Voiles ia
light and dark shades and new
designs, also fine organdies in
.plain colors. We take pride in
our fine showing of these goods
now on hand. Come and see
them.
MEN'S WE AIR
Now is the time to order your
new Spring Suit or Overcoat.
We have a complete range of
samples to choose from, for
made -to -measure suits at right
prices.
1 purity at right price, also small
WALT1 PAPERS- lot of Alsike Clover Seed. " Get
See our new Wall Papeour Prices.rs for
Spring. We made a special ef-
fort to obtain ll the very newest 9. FULL LINE OF FRESH GRO-
desiges in Wapaper and have -
• a good variety on hand to show
Grocery Dept.
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new stock of Field and Gar -
seeds now in. Also Gardin-
Calf Meal, Timothy Seed No.
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CERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
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Feed Flax Seed
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Flax 5eed Eiiiitedble for feed pur=
poses which we will ,§ell''at avery
4' reasonable price.
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Ready -to -Wear DENOMY BROS, "
Clothing GENTS FURNISEIINGS.
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Ordered
clothi n le;
Now i the time
to think of order-
ing your Spring
Suit or Overcoat.
We have some
very nice 5arnpleS
to choos.:, from.
- All G3rments are
made by expert
Tailors.
EITOIVIT BILOS.
Produce taken in exollazge for Goodz
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Mr. Arthur Jeffrey, in renewing
his subscription to the Herald wr-
ites; "Enclosed find $1.25 for the •• NOTICE.
Zurich Herald in advance for an- I
am now in a position to do all
other year. It is always a ple-
kieds of paper hanging, painting,
asure formei to get the home news
graining and staining work. Also
With best wishes. keep a large assortment of sam-
Any parties wanting Seed Corn pies of paper and can have same
should leave their orders with us in short order. Satisfaction my
before April 15th. As we de not rMotto. —Carl Blumenstein, Walper
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intend to stock more than is ord-,House, Zurich.
ered. We can .also supply you
with all kinds of Clover Seed, HENSALL • GREENHOUSE
Millet and Timothy Seed, Govern-, We keep a supply on hand of cut
meat tegted, at reasonable priceeeeflowers •in season, also potted pl-
-J. Preeter, Zurich. ants, Beganias, Primroses and Cin-
eraras, G-ladolion bulbs. Tornatoe
Mr. Dan. Gingerich of the Broil.- plantin season. Funeral wreaths
son Line is quite busy canvassing furnished promptly, tf-37
farmers for their threshing of the! JOHN ZUEFLE, HDNSALL
coming season. Mr. Gingerich re-
cently purchased a pony separ-; DASHWOOD.
ator from Mr. J. Thirsk and in—
!• Mr. Chilton of the bank staff,
tends having a large season.
i epent his holidays in Ingersoll. ,
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Parties liable, or with the re- I Miss lefyrta Hoffman is ;visiting
quired income should not postpone in St, Thomas this week.
making out their papers by the! Homer Guenther of Forest spent
last of April, as a heavy penalty Easter at his home here.
can be imposed on such. If youi Walter Fassold of London .sp-
receive papers from the Regis- ient the week -end with his parents
trar General, do not fail to fill! •Fred Burke of London called
these out, whether you have the on friends here on Saturday. "-
income or not. The law cane! Mr. and Mrs. D. Pfaff of Sarnia
for all married men who take in , visited friends in town over Sun -
$2,000 and all unmarried $1,00 char- day.
.aave a quantity of good short
stove wood for sale opposite the
Zerich• Garage.. A. Foster tf-39
ing the year. Be a law abiding! Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kellerman
citizen and perhaps save further attended the funeral of the latter's»
annble and children of
!nephew in Walton last week.
Mrs. P. H
trouble.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT • Sarnia are visiting her mother,Mrs
Finlebeiner.
ROOM III Miss Tillie Miller and Mrs. Shore
For the month of March on ex-. of Woodbridge are visiting their
aminations given in Arith. Spell., mother Mrs. Miller.
Raymond Callfas of Thedford sp
ent Easter with his father.
Mre Rev. Graupner returned last
week after visiting her father in
Monroe, Mich.—Mrs. McIsaac has
returned after spending the win-
ter with her daughter in London.
—Mrs. T. Klumpp spent Thursday
in London.—Miss Alberta and My-
rtle Koch cef, London spent Bas -
ter with their parents.—Miss Ada
Fassoldi of Hensall spent Good Fr-
iday at her home here.—Herbert
Rinker of Sarnia spent Easter in
town.—Mr. R. Goetz is • attending
the Trustee's Convention in Tor-
onto this week.—Melvin Guenther
of London is visiting his parents
at present.—Mrs. Berenson and
cleughter of Detroit are visiting
at the •home of Mr. adn Mrs. Wm.
Ziouner.-1V1rs. Magwood and Mrs.
Jr. IIT; -Helen Foster 88%, 'Miles of Serbia are visiting their
Mervyn Schwalm 85. Hazel Bedard mother Mrs. H. Bender at pres-
80, Agnes Dietrich 75, Gladys me -
lick. 73, Vitoria Deiehert 70, Mer-
inHeidemen 70, Rotia'een Surerus
60, Alvis Gaseho 58, Marcellia Gar -
well 48 ,Pranci3 'Dietrich 46.
draw, history and CI:m.1p.
Jr. IV ;—Lylyan Hader 77%,
May Schwalm 73, Lilyunn Rosa
72.5, Lizzie Leibold 72, John Koch/
ems 69, Frieda Deichert 68.5, Gar-
net aWlper 62, Idella Howald 62,
Austin Schwalm 61, Edwin Gaseho
61, Gordon Schwalm 60, Ivan Yun-
gblut 59, Lulu Albrecht 56, Gilbert
Ducharme 49, Elda Callfas 39,
Sr. III;—Leonard Prang 76.5,
Mildred Geiger 76, Raymond Fish-
er 71 ,Irene Dealer 73, Ken leth Kee
ehler 7'2.5, Leonard Wagner 65..51
Wesley Callfas 65, Dorothy Bren-
ner 61.5, Claude Mcidinger 64, R-
eliria Decharree 63.5, Luella Rio-
ehert 57.5; Ethel Hess 51, Austin
Hey 50.
. Fresh Tealefleisch, Teacher,
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For the month of March.
ent.—Miss Mina Ehlers is visiting
in Kitchener this week.—Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Zimmer Of St. Agatha
visited friends liege last week.—
Miss Ella and Rosa Zimmer of De -1
•Sr, II;—Vera Kalbfleisch 84, •St-, traitare visiting-thsir parents here
Callas 80. Norman Felischaner at present.•
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eseau 61, Lawrence Howald 69, Robt. Higging while riding in
71, Clereeee Fier -well 70, Elzar Mo -1 HENSALL.
Russell Dueharme 68 ,Goldie a wagon last week was accidently
tley 81. Dorothy Zettle 72, Ed- thrown out on his back and was
weal 'Brenner 57, Willie Neeb 56, bedly shaken up..
• Alice Dietz 45. „ 'Donald McKinnon of Brucefielcl
Jr. TI t—Willie Liebold 87, Dori- hes taken a positien at 'TeCeTointe
*ler Bed"rd 84, Kathleen Veurm 82, having charge of the grocery de,-
Koeheine 60, Ftwroid Faust prirtment.
65, Claire Mellicle 63 'Grace leoeli- The ceiling in the reeding rooln
les 62, BruceeKoehfer 56, hose and the Council rooms have been
Albrecht 50, Milfree tlettley 50, 'repelled. The plaster has been
0. M. O'Brien, Teaeher. crc.eIisle*V.ed and rePlaeeci by metallic
Floye Poeter. abseet.
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Any one not having taken advant-
.age of our 7 Day Sale, will always
• find good bargains in Hardware
• and Furniture at our store.
Give us a call and be convinced.
We are offering Peeriesswoven wire
fence in -all styles at below catal-
ogue prices.
You are proteetncT on any decline
in price until April 1st.
Binder Twine
We are Booking orders for twine unitl the 1st. of April
650 feet to the pound is the only Brand we will handle. And
any one putting in theie' order will Be protected in case they
run short in Fall. lAr3 we ipetend carrying only a limited sur-
plus. Our prices will • be announced as soon as possible and
will be as low as any qitotation you may receive elsewhere.
mEuelic& BRAUN
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.New Styles! New Cloths! New Prices!
Spring- and Summer
The "BROADWAY" Brand
Correct Clothing for Men
Let us take your
measure for an up
to date SUIT of
Clothes,
Or a Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
Hundreds of Sammi
pies to chose from
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Produce Wanted. Buterick Fashions
Phone
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