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ZURICH ERALD
Sprin
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We had
ve have a fine array 'of newDress
Materials on hand at prices reduced
about fifty per cent, from formerval-
ues, Also new cotton. Goods. such
Prints, ginghams, galateas, sbirtings,
cottonades, etc., all at loner prices.
SergesandVelours
Fine Dress and Suit serges in
various colors, 5i in., wide value
at $2.50 a yard. Velours and ot-
her wool goods for Spring coats
at from $2.25' to $3.75 per yard,
New Voiles and Orgadies
Figured and Striped Voiles in
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. Como and see
them.
MEN'S WEAR
Now is the time toorder your
new Spring Suit or Overcoat.
We have a complete range.. of
samples to choosefrom, for
made -to -measure suits at right
prices.
WALL PAPERS
See our new Wall Papers for
Spring. We made a special ef-
fort to obtain the very newest
designs in Wall paper and have
a good variety on hand to show
you.
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den
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wor Dept.
new stock of Field and Gar -
seed now in. Also Gardin-
Calf Meal; Timothy Seed No.
1 purity at right price, also small
lot of Alsike Clover Seed. Get
our Prices.
A FULL LINE OF FRESH GRO-
CERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
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We have a limited quantity of
Fax Seed ,suitable for feed pur=
it poses which we will sa ;tat avery
I reasonable price.
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FROST FENCE
Good News to the Farmer
The past Two Seasons we hare been supplying our many
Customers with Ring Lock Fencing.
Having, just received a largl Car of Frost Fencing, we
will be able to supply the Public with a much better fence,
A. Fence that is heavier Galvanized, Better Lock, More Coil
and will stretch up i.ritire evenly than any other fence. We
carry all the leading Styles in Farm, Hog and Poultry Fence:
ALSO A FULL SUPPLY OF BARB, COIL AND BRACE WIRE
STAPLES, ETC,
CALL AND SEE OUR PENCE BEFORE BUYING ELSE: -
WHERE. -OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. "
IF THESE GOODS DECLINE IN PRICE BEFORE APRIL 1ST.
YOU WILL GET THE REDUCTION.
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Dress, Work, and Outtog
Trousers for Men, Youths
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Clothing 4(
and Boys
Our Trousers arto' to
be had in staples and
fancies in all wanted
shades of dependable
materials.
The Prices, too, are
in accord with condit=
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
One of the- oldest businesses in
Clinton was discontinued last week
when Cadttelon Bros. disposed of
their stock of groceries, etc. The
Cantelon Bros. have carried on a
retail grocery and wholesale pro-
duce business in Clinton for a num-
ber of years and have been am-
cngst the town's largest shippers.
It is repOrted that some rum-
ors are being spread that Mr. G.
Holtzman of Zurich, fire ,and wind
insurance agent, has discontinued
to insure for weather and storm.
Parties so informed should con-
sider where it comes from. This
is entirely false, as Mr. Holtzman
wishes to advise the public, that
he still represents reliable Cotrip7
anies and is doing business.•
KRUEGER - HORNER,
t•Beaver Meadow Farm" 14th
Con. Hay Township, home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Horner, was the
scene of a pretty wedding on
Wednesday March 30th, when their
daughter Myrtle May, became the
bridb of Elmer G. Krueger, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger, .of
Hay Township.
The ceremony was performed by
Re. F. B. Meyer and was vitnes-
sed by the immediate friends.
At fivo o'clock the groom. Was
.met under an ar.th of evergreens
and 'white drapenings, arranged
in the parlor by the bride, who en-
tered leaning on the arm of her
father.
The bride was becomingly gow-
,necl in a costume of Taupe Satin
Chatmeuse, with pnk and bugle
bead trimmings. Mrs. Albert
Horner played the wedding March
at the beginning of the ceremony,
and irttle Miss Jean E. Horner,
nriee of the bride, who was daint-
ily attired in pink silk, acted as
ring Learer. Af ter heartiest con-
gratulations to the young couple,
the guests numbering about thirty
sat down to a dainty wedding lun-
cheon. The happy couple will
reside on the fine farm of the
Pride's parents, 14th con., and
hav,.: the best wishes of a large
circle of friends, while the Herald
joins in hearty congratulations.
MARRIED
Krueger -Horner -At Hay ToWnsh
ip on Wednesday ,March 30th,
Miss Myrtle M. Horner to Mr.
Elmer E. Krueger, both of, Hay
Township.
BORN
Gingerich-In Hay Township on
April 2nd to Mr. and Mrs. •Sarn
Gingerich, a son,
Cantin-At St. Joseph, on March"
31st to Mr. and Ms. Jos,..Cantin
a daughter.
Dewey -At Grand Bend on Mar,
31st„ to Mr. and Mrs, Simeon De-,
wey, a son,
Smith -4.t Hay Hay Township on Mar.
31st to Mr. and Mrs. Sohn A.
Smith, twin boys. •
Gaiser-At Dashwood on March.31
to Mr. and Mrs. E. Gaiser, a, da-
ughter,
Morenz-At Dashwood on Mar.
31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
llorenz, of Detroit, a daughter.
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Beaver -At Exeter On' Friday, API'.
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FOR SALE
I have a quantity of good short
stove wood for sale opposite the
`Zuricl., Garage.. A. Foster tf-39
NOTICE.
I am now in a position to do all
kinds of paper hanging, painting,
i graining and staining work. Also
keep a large assortment of sena-
pies of paper and can have same
in short order. Satisfaction my
'1Vrotto. -Carl Blumenstein, !Watirsi.9• House, Zurich.
HENSALL GREENHOUSE
We keep a supply on hand of cut
flowers in season, also potted p1 -
ants, Beganias, Primroses and Cin-
eraras, Gladolion bulbs. Tomatoe
plants in season. Funeral wreaths
furnished promptly. tf-37
JOHN ZITEFLE, HENSALL
BRONSON LINE,
Mr. Jacob Schwartzentruber is
on the sick list. We hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Kipfer of
Dixie, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Erb.
Mr. C. S. Zehr of Wellesley pre-
ached two interesting sermons in
the Bronson Line church on Sun-
day and has returned home on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwarizen-
truleer, who spent the past week
at New Hamburg and other eak-
crn points, returned home on Sat-
urday.
Nr. Chris. 'Beehler of UUsborne,
called on Mr. and Mrs. C. Erb one
day last week.
10,000 KNIGHTS TO MAKE PIL-
GRIMAGE
One of the largest prilgrimages
ever held in North America will
take place on Sunday-, April 17,th,
when 10,000 Knights of Columbus,
many of them from the U. S., the
ethers from the provinces and cit-
ies of Canada, will visit the Crypt
ef St. Joseph on Cotes-;Neiges
Montreal, and the venerable Frere
Andre, sacristan of the shrine,kn-
own throughout the Dominion
from Acadia tot the Yukon as the
"Miracle Man of Canada."
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Canada already has her miracle
shrine of Ste. Anne de Beau -pre
in Quebec, which for years has
P('1l an object of pilgrimages sec-
ond only- in importance to the
Minna of Our Lady of Lourdes in
the Pyrenees. The shrine of St.
Joseph is the most recent of all
wiraculiou8 shrines, dating back
only a decade. It steeds oppo-
site the Seminary ot the - Holy
Cmss on the. outskirts of Montr-
eal, on the top of the hill called
Cote-des-Neiges.
Frere Andrew, who is credited
with having performed hundreds
oE miracles by devout pilg•rims,is
7E; years old, Nis name in the
world. is Bessotte, a-nd he entered
the seminary al( a lay brother with
duties as porter. He carried on
special devotions to ..St. Joseph,
and his intercessions were soon re-
putecl. effective. ron‘ the or-
iginal hut of St. Joseph on the
hill a magnificent white stone
shrine has grown,. Inside of this
shrine cluster• of crutches, trusses
etc., bear witness to physical cur-
es, The IC. of C. pilgrimage of J.
10,000 to the shrine of St. Joseph 1, I A 7 r
Frere Andre en April 17 will a ae ctn
toyistitute one of the great rel., 87 • -if
igious evollts ot the year,
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 Peerless woven wire
fence in all styles at below catal-
ogue prices.
You are protectnd on any decline
in price until April lst.
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 their order will be protected in case they
run short in Fall. lAs we ieitend carrying only a. limited sur-
plus. Our prices will be announced as, soon as possible and
will be as low, as any quotation you. may receive elsewhere.
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New Styles! He Cloths!
ew Priced
Spring and Su mer
The "BROADWAY" Brant
Correct Clothing for Men
Let us take your
measure fwcan up,
to date S1L1IT ot
Clothes,
Or Stylish
Over Coat with a
Guaranteed Fit.
Hundreds of Sam's,
Ales to chose from
Produce Wanted., ButerickFashions