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We have a few Ladies' turd Children's Coats still on
hand, w1ic1i nittO be sold, so now we aro offering tbein at
greitly redneed prices. These are new coats, up -to- date
in style anti made of good serviceable materials. We Can
sav \'OU t1DU. frf,.t.e aro, u few prices:
brown Tweed reg $10 50 for St 3 1 only fur Ijnecl, reg $85 now for $25
1 ,, bmvy Melton elot1f:',::,12, Jor $10 1 „ blk Arabian lamb 22.50 for $18
A te ooats at 25 1 ,, blown Eng Tweed trimmed with
per eunt if. black plush reg $20 50 for $10
6 ty*i.1::ilios' clot14 aotts to clear at 1 ,, blk Zibeline cloth $18 fort$1.6
1 ,, striped ,, I/ $18 50 fur $15
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4 a bays overcoats size 83 to .3ft
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1 a heavy cloth reg $12 50 for $11
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Mr and Mrs Jacob Battler al Lin
the loss of their infant son.
Mr Wm Lehman, of London, visited
his mother here over Sunday.
Have you renewed your subscripti-
on to the Herald for 1816?
Mr 0 S Davis of Exeter, has taken
a, position in the Molsous Bank.
Inspector 3 E Tom paid an official
visit to the Z P S on Wednesday.
Messrs S E Fauss and J F Moritz
were in London Wednesday, on busi-
ness. • .
-111r Alban Smith has returned • to
Detroit, atter a pleasant visit at his
home
Mr Robb Green, Parr Line, has been
under the doctor's care with an attack -
of la. grippe. •
Lient's Hall. P Grieves, W B
'Wilson and 2 Torrance were in coM-
mand-of the soldiers here on Thurs-
day.
A sewing meeting of the Women's
Institute will be held at the home of
Mrs Ewen on Wednesday March 15th
All members aro invited..
Arnold Heideman will be in my
office every Saturday up to Mater 11th
next. All parties indebted to me will
call and settle by cash or note.
J J Merner.
Mr W L Keys has sold his farm in
Stanley to his son, Artie Keys. Ile
intends moving to some town to re-
side.
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lalst BAT rAmr, C. E. F.
"TUE HURONS"
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Who is next?
Yea aro wa1 1ie11, boys.
W. Recruiting
Officer.
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MILITARY DAY
Alamt one hundred soldiers, inP111
lie14 Of the 161st Battalion stationed
at Raptor and Ilensall, under comm
end 1.f their dicersonarched from the
latter plAce to Zurich last Thursday
f, renoon. They wore Tont a few miles
out by 1110 school children, carrying
thus. and also by the besine.s mon
I n 1 prominent eitivms of 1.110 section.
The Pinion Militnry liana had 11 1•
v0-1:or iil the 11111%)ii.glma they
,11:0 \routout to inaat the boys in
khaki, When all too formed into
lino and they marched into Zurich on
tbe main road, it was an imposing
,:ight, and the crowds of spectators
that lined the streets cheered them
heartily.
Aftorniarching around the main
block a munber of times, a hall was
ealled in front of the Town Hall,
ah're addresses of welcome were de-
livered by 11 11 Ne.eb, reeve of Hay,
and J J 'AIN ner, M. P., for South
Mr on. The soldiers were then served
wit h dinner in the hall, and after
their wants bad been attended to, din,
?Tor was served to hundreds of people
Lunch was also served in the evening
land the proceeds of the meals will be
;tapered to the Red Cross Wind,
Most of the soldiers returned to
1 II cnsall in the Ft f i GM 0011 to meet the
1 five o'clock train.
Capt. S N Dancey delivered a short
address from the Commercial Hotel
balcony in the afternoon and his re-
marks were well received.
The meeting in the Town Ball in
the evening was largely-atiended, the
hall being much too small to hold the
gathering,. Rev G F Brown acted as
chairman and filled that position ad-
mirably. 3 3 'Helmer, 111. P., was the
first spanker and in his remsrlis stated
that the government, of Cenede, was in
this war to the finish and would see it
to a successful, end.
Capt. J N amain followod, and Ili!,
'remarks were well chosen and to the
point. Prussian Militarism had to be
wiped out and this was only possible
by the united action of the people of
the British Empire to pal forth every
effort and every available man. Ger-
many started this war, he said, but
Britain would finish it.
Rev Mr Fotheringham was unable
to be present, but his place was well
filled. by Rev Mr Hibbard. of Wing -
ham. The reverend gentleman gave a
short history of the beginning of the
great struggle, and his plea for recruits
was moat eloquent.
Carib Dancey then followed and be
held the audience spell bound. for
over an hour. He is a returned sold-
ier and intelligence officer, has gone
through fourteen battles in the pres-
ent war, and has seen the methods
and barbarities of the German army h
Belguim. His story of the great
struggle, his personal experiences in
Germany and war ridden Belgium,
the sights he witnessed of slaughter
and pillage, and the terrible sights of
ruined towns and. homeless tbonsa.nds,
is a story that will never be forgotten
by those who heard him. Iris remarks
about Pro -Germanism in Canada were
to the point aDd made a deep impress
ion on his hearers. Ms appeal for
men to help in the fight for freedom
and liberty was a stirring ono and no
doubt made many points much clearer
to his hearers.
Songs by Mr Pipe, and a number of
boys, cornet selections by Mr D Ben-
nett, and music by the Military Band
helped to made the meeting a big suc-
cess. .
After moving a vote of thanks to
the ladies of the community for
providing the dinner and hinch, . the
meeting closed with singing,
• "God Save the King."
Mr Wm Finlay, of near Blake,
recently visited old friends at Ripley,
Kincardine, Royal Oak, and Pine
River. •
Messrs Henry Price and Sampson
nolosky left for London on Monday,
where they will undergo operations for
runtme.
A good time is expected at the. sup-
per and concert to be held in the
Hillsgreen church to night. A good
program has been prepared.
During the thunderstorm on Mon-
day night, lightning track the house
of Mr Go rigs Tbeil, 141h con., demol-
ishing the chimney and damaging the
roof to some extent. No fire resulted,
A writ was issued last week against
A T Cooper, of Clinton, by L
Dancey nn behalf of Wm Bender, of
Zurich, for libel in the publication in
The Free Press and Advertiser, of Lon
don, on Feb 24th of the statement that
Mr Bender was out on bail on a charge
of perjrtry. Mr Bender states that no
charge of perjury has been preferred
against him and claims $5,000 dam-
ages.
The Baker fortune, which is valued
at $700,000,000, is one of the largest
in the world in prooess of settlement.
The (abate consists of over six handred
atrasuo ,the heart of Philadelphia,
100 aeres in Fairmount Park, 276
acre-, in the Zoological Gardens •et
Ph iladelphis, 02,000 acres in North
Oaiotina, a largo tract of land along
the Delewere River and over one mil-
lion dolla.rs in cash. There are about
100 heirs. in the • old generations,
among the heirs living in this section
is Mrs Peter Bender, of Zurich.
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tRk.!ided if you buy a 1‘,IcC;ary hitehener Range.
firm- has been making stoves for 60 years. . Or a
'8uperb Favorite, made in Sarnia. The third generation
generation of this firm is now making stoves.
7:4ow if you buy one of the above makes of stoves,
you will not make a miss shot, but hit the • goal every
time.
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infoTaiaeliivn mess we cahnock out any
dePartm.ent
Cook Steve, with reservoir hums woeti or coal for $18,00 up.
L[mk at the cut of the above range iiili reservi i warn:ling closet, tile back
in .closet and thertnoneter, highly nicklird, guaranteed in every way for $8.8.-
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Son, Clinton Knitting 00, Valentine
Gerber, Vi ti Keys, Canadian Paeifio
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This store has the agency for the celebrated
BROADWAY made-to-order c3o thing. Also
spring overcoats, special trousers, etc.
Come and let us show you our hundreds of
samples, fit guaranteed.
MEN'S NECK TIES
MEN'S SPRING HATS
Wbave a big assortmEnt in these lines.
LADES' IJEPARTMENT
• NA, e have a nice line of vplons ,and house,
ares.ses, 50cts and $1.00, whih, they last.
DRESS GOODS
. Our stock is complete in i.his line. Give
us a call and be convinced.
in order to have our stoi-e up—to—date we
have put in stock the New id,par Patterns, and
the "SN' oinan's Magazihei lads, . and a
New Idea fashion sheet free . pry month.
Come .and call for one. We send away
every Monday for patterns,t.,q't hand in .your
orders and get, an up-fo-date po-tern, Only 1.9c.
Dr. HESS' STOCK FOODS
Don't forget that every package 01 11-, Bess' Stock Food is
guaranteed to give results.
12 lb pkg $1,00. 7 lb pkg 65e, 6 lb pkg Panacea 85c.
Fresh Groceries at all times
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