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HE wearing qualities
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FABRICS
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We have just opened up the largest shipment o
1 of Spring and Summer Goods this store has ever
o shown and -we would advise making you selections
early as repeat orders ,vill. lie out of the question this a
: year in many lines, especialy so with Import Goods.
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. We are showin tiro celebrated Priestly Line of Dress Goode
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5 l 3 snakes . Swill 'as Drones,
.this souso�i �.?�rAa1,�G�'e,'31�zt�eu"o�.t�t;,y,es and
voiles; gaberdines, ottomans, serves, barbicans, etc., e;nd in eali o
-, b the leading shades, blues, browns andblacks, these are especially a
strDng this season. +JO
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® Orepe wash goods are all the rage again this season and :
. will be very soaroe', we are showing a nice range in plain, Q
• stripe, and small patterns from f 15o pr yd rt) •
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w We have this season the best quality prints we have bhown
Z fora long time every pieoe-guaranteed fast colors 80100 124o Our
galateas are just the thing for Ladies and Childress dresses,
wear better than prints and make up a beautiful garment at 17. 9
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A few Specials picked up at
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I snap and you get the benefit,
• Grey Cotton special value at 10 cents
• White " << " at 10 cents
Ladies white cotton gowns nicely trimmed with lace
A. big .snap at 00 cents
• Ladies white cotton undesskirts with fancy trimming
• Extra wide, a bargain at 60 cents
• Black and colored sateen underskirts at 65 eents
a Special in bedspreads extra large size 72 by 90
• Good quality at $1.5.9 each
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The above are all new goods, freshly from the makers ans
s 1 atest styles and patterns, We also have some snaps in odds
•and ends of lines picked out during stook taking in wrapperette.
�,. dress goods, furs, fur coats and ladies mantles at Big Reductions
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• We have also opened u;) a nice range of mens fancy neglige
0 and lounge shirts at 1.00 1.25 and 1,50 eaoli. ••
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Peabody's vera.lis
We aro agents for Peobodv Overalls; the best in the trade •
I,nk rdware
We have opened up a large assortment of Pearl Diamond
• and white granite ware, those are the best granite on thernarket o
• . Wo have thorn in all lines; water pails, tea kettles, pudding nails e
• dippers, basins etc . 4
'41*We have just finished a big stock of hone made pails of •
:. all kinds also tin and copper wash boilers, a few x cut saws left 41
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LOCAL, NEWS,
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Wheat $1.25 per bu3hel.
March 17t1a,St. Patrick's Day.
Miss Selma Weseloh of London 1s
visiting ab the home of her : parents;
Mr mad Mrs H. F. Weselob.
Messrs John and Albert Regier and
Joseph Wild are looking up friends in
St. Clements and Josephsburg, Ont.
Mrs Valentine Iiocbeins wishes bo
express her sincere appreciation of the
kindness and sympathy shown her in
her recent sac. bereavement.
A .meeting of the members of the
Bowling Club will be heldin the
Herald Office, this Friday evening
at 8 o'clock, sharp, for the purpose of
re -organizing for 1915 and discussing
other important business. All memb-
ers attend.
The juvenile hockey team travelled
to Hensall last Saturday and got
"trimmed" by the score 8.2. Reports.
of the game say it was fast and furious
up to half time when the score stood
2 2, but after that our boys faded away.
The line-up: Goal Bert Siebert; r. cl.
Ward Fritz; 1. d. Russel Preeter; r. w.
Leroy O'Brien; ]. w. Teddy Merrier;
rover Lennis Callfas; centre Frank
Siebert. Watch for smoke tomorrow
when the tie will be played off. •
BUSINESS CHANGE.
• Another important business change
was consummated on Wednesday
when the Zurich Flax Company com-
posed of the following well-known
gentlemen: Messrs F `Mess Sr., ;A:
Heideman and J E Rickbeil, sold their
interest in the flax mill and the farm
adjoining the village of Zurich, known
as the Rummel farm. The above
gentlemen have been connected with
the flax business for twenty years and_
mow -have ave :handed dt over . .,
to yeiliikoiv
hands. The flax mill,' barns and land
belonging thereto have been purchased
ty Arnold Heideman, who will con -
finite the business, while the 50 acre
barm has been sold to Mr Egbert
Heideman. Both are sons of Mr Albert
Ileicleman. Possession is given at once
in both cases.
MORE FARMS SOLD
Since our last issue quite a number
of farms have changed hands. Mr,
Henry Koehler, of the Goshen Line
north, has sold his fine 100 -acre farm
to his son, August Koehler, who huts'
also purchased the stock, implements,
ete. Possession is given on April tIrd.
Mr John Neuchwanger has sold his 50 -
acre farm on the Goshen north to
Messrs H Yungblut and John Deichert,
who will use it for grazing purposes.
1Ir Neitschwanger has puchased the
fine 100.acre farm on the Blind Line,
owned by Mr Simon Dietrich for the
sum of $7,400. Mr Dietrich
has puchased the 75.acre farmon the
Babylon Line from Mr John Foster,
paying therefor $5000. Possession is
given on April lst by Messrs Neuseh-
wangev, Dietrich and Foster.
Mr. J. J. Verner has purchased the
100 notes, being lob 15, 8. B. con.,
Stanley, from the Canada Company.
This land lies just 11 miles east of
Wagner's corner, and Mr Marna
will allow any person to secure woo.1
on these premiser free of charge, the
only thing ho reserves for his own 050
is the cedar.
1915..
Lectt;r on Eugenics and
P� rsonal Hygene.
I)id you hear Mr. A. W. Beall, M.
A. lecture on the above subjects in our
public school on Thursday and Friday
of last week? If so you cau'never for-
get thein. Mr Beall certainly has a
unique pedagogical method, a modern
Pasta' ozzi combined with the zealfervor
and inspirationof a Luther or Knox He
loves his subject for its own sake, its
inherent value and sanctity and the
heaven crying need of its clean appli-
cation
1pli-cation to our (at least in this respect)
morally dwarfed alitC1 sadly neglected.
boys and girls of Canada.
The masterly way in which Mr
Beall ln•esinted. this delicate, all h31.-
portant
mportant subject with such simple, clean
reverential, fact -revealing terminology
evoked the admiration and unbounded
expressions of gratitude from such as
were among the privileged to hear
this rare treat. How heartily thank-
ful all thoughtful parents were could
readily be seen by the hurried way
one after the other arose, immediately
after the Friday p. m. lecture, to give
expression to the gratitude felt for the
flood of needed information given them
and their boys and the boys of other
parents in such helpful, noble and self-
respect producing way. Again and
again they thanked the speaker and
the Department of Education for hav-
ing rolled from their shoulders theheavy
burden of moral duty towards their
God-given sons and daughters, in such
select, revealing terns and expression.
'They felt they could now breathe up
more freely as they contemplated the
future moral condition of this
and other parts of their beloved Can-
ada.
It is just by works of this kind that
intelligent, noble and farseeing citizens
efi"nce;•,e the wisaa-pplioation o£publie
funcla"for the present and future up
lift of loyal Canadians and the ad-
vancement of Canadian industry,
wealth and commerce. From lectures
like those delivered by Mr Beall men
begin to realize what it takes to make
a nation great and prosperous, its peo-
ple morally and physically strong,
vigorous, resourceful, contented and
happy. If the Department of Educati-
on continue (and no doubt it will) to
develop this phase of its work with
such excellently suited and capable
leen as its present esteemed represent-
ative then at least from human, moral,
social and economic point of view,
the future political, financial and com-
mercial greatness of our beloved Can-
ada is assured and its happy people
will continue to be the brightest jewel
of all humanity.
The conviction is spreading that it
would be most desirable to make some
arrangements with the Department of
Education to secure the services of lir
Beall to address a meeting of all the
boys and men of this coin-
munity some evening when all could
attend, In this way the good work
would become a greater blessing to all
and they too would forever feel grate-
ful for the necessary information re-
ceived. May this conviction be spe-
edily. realized.
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A W E I3ernpbill, druggist, Hensall,
has just put in a large stock of up-to-
date wallpaper.
Mr John Hey, Jr., was at Ailsa
Craig for a few days last week assist-
ing the local agent selling fertilizer.
Mr W H Bender has taken over
the new Commercial Hotel, Hensall,
and will conduct it in an up-to-date
way. Mr Jacob Wurm has taken the
position as porter.
Messrs L. Weber and Charles
Meyers have purchased a Triumph
cement block Machine and are in a
position to manufacture all stylus of
cement blocks, etc., at short notice.
NO 3
A UCTION SALE
0f Farm Stock, Implements, eta.,.
mile south of Drysdale, on Tuesday;
Mar. 16th, at 1 o'clock: Mrs George
Pollock,' prop'rietoress; B •Bossenberry,.
auctioneer. '
Of Stock and Household Erects at
Grand Bend, on March 13th at 1.30
o'clock p. iu. M. Wilds, Jr,, proprietor,
E, Bossenberry, auctioneer,
Of Frame Hall, size 24 by 40, at
Ilillsgreen on Friday, March 19th, at
2 o'clock. E Bossenberry, auctioneer
W J Jarrott, chairman.
Of Farm Stock, Impleneennis Et
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on Monday, March 29th at 1 o'clock,
on the Babylon Line, a, mile south of
Zurich Road: H Bossenberry, auction-
eer; John B Foster, proprietor,
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Mr. Simon Geiger of Michigan is
visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs A
Geiger, at present.
The Huron County Temperance
Association will hold their annual
conveutietr iti the Presbyterian Church
'" "`'''" '•111 Clintonon Thursday, March 18th,
Incorporated 1855 ,
111r J, J. Muller' M. I'y, has reecivt'il
a carload. of corn fret n Essex count y. ,
which he will use fur feeding purpiae5
v . , on his own farm.
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CAPITAL and RESERVE
$$,800,000
93 I3 -ranches in Canada
A Genera, Be>;ilcind
Business Transacted
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SaVingS Dank Department
r1 F. W., on Saturday evening, on
Bronson line between farms of \Vm.
Interest al highest current rotes
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
Announcement !
Sime of our new spring shoeshave
already arrived, Men's, Women's,
Children's, etc. Watch for our
Announcement.
e. FRITZ Zuric
The -t.orn of Good Shies
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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We have received many
lines of new SPRING GOODS
and are putting them on display.
You are cordially invited to call
and look over same.
,New Prints, Gii ghams,
Dress G-oods, Etc.
OUSE DRESSES
A nice lin of ready to wear house dresses
at reasonable prices. Very serviceable and good
material.
WALL PAPERS
A new shipment of Wall Paper just in.
Call and see sample book.
R N. DOUGLAS
BLAKE
ONTARIO
13assow and H A Wolper. Tinder a
leave at Herald office.
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Messrs Oscar and Elinor lamp at-
tended the Provincial Stock Sale at
Guelph on .larch 3rd, and purchased
the best bull offered for sale. They
had the choiset oat of forty-nine, and
are to be eonattileted on bringing the
best individual , into Moron county.
Nothing too good for South Huron.0 A C No 72Oats
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BORN.
Turner ---In Stanley, on March 4th,
to Mr and Ars John Turner, a 'sou.
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f: _;t3T1 s Weedy for Selections
Now that the Weather Matt has
experienced a change of heart and has,
kindly consented to some fine Spring ,.
like wearther, yam are probably ready tor 4.
your Spring Suit. Ytn'll find the sortot *
Suit you're looking f er among our large
,as-ortinent of
Tailored Clothes
PRICES
$5,00 510.00 $15.00 $20.00 525,00
New ntbries in t]to fattest
A1n(ricitn Styles or in the natty
New English Models ;4.
'Nr1y we show you at your
o,iveuienee:) '
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