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The People's Store
MILLINER
OPENING
BEGINNING
THURSDAY
M' GM 27,
AND FOLLOWING DAYS
Under the Supervision of—"°'illir
Miss Ross.
JO. MERNER
ZURICH
ONTARIO
The Leading
Blacksmith and
orse=Shoer.
I make a Specialty;
of Shoeing Flatfeclt-
ed and Iutcli'e'rin g
Horses
(+ENEl"L 'SL ] T .('Ksmi'ri•1 L.NU
J. it, !I isillei',
DASHWOOD
Furniture Store.
1 wish to annou�- the Public
that 1 have moved my Stock to Mr.
Willert's Store, opposite Hoffman's
wild stand where I will carry a large
uu,t up-to-date stock of Household
Furniture.
DASHWOOD
Special to TILE HEuuALD,
Mr. J, J. Merner shipped a car of
potatoes on Friday last.
Mr. M.Y. McLean paid his friends
in Dashwood and vicinity a visit
last week.
Mr. J. Kellerman has improved
the appearance of his store by
new coat of paint.
Dr. McLaughlin was in London
last Saturday on a business trip.
Alex. Zimmer who has been ill
with appendioiti , intends going to
London on Saturday to undergo an
operation f or the same.
Mr, Sim.Ireland got quite a smile
on the other day. Another boy.
Mr. J. J. Merrier and Cs Stein-
hagan were in Zurich on Monday.
Mr. C. Frits, shoe merchant of
Zurich was in Dashwood, Monday
evening.
17
r siri� tUNDERT AKING
Undertaking Stock is complete and
e ;trcful attention given to
this department.
JohnsonaS
FURNITURE S OR'
Is the Place to go when
you rt quire tiny of the
folie wing Arttt1t':
Sideboards. Bedroerat Suites.
E%tension Tables. Couches,
Fancy Rockers, Parlor Far -
tidings, Picture Praming
SPECIALTY
The Woollen Mill Store
can give, von ,°-,°,PYoa vane ilia 1
Picture Franking. Moulding and
Window Shades. We make a
se e•ialts of Picture Framing.
PRICES RIGHT.
Call and see' us before purchas-
ing t4.ewhere.
P. McIsaac
DASHWOOD
SPECIAL
ONTARIO
I3ARGAINS
reeler °l innidee„ Bli d kets. Hee- -.
lett, IFia uttnels„ we:e.li te. " o ..
BOin nN Zurich 'O IIs
HENSALL
Special to THE HERALD.
Mrs. Yeo (nee Miss Cantlin) of
Mt. Forest is visiting the Misses
Murdock for a few days.
Rev. W. J. Doherty rector St.
Paul's church was married last
Wednesday to Miss L. Croysdale
niece of Mr. Jas. Petty. The Rev.
gentleman and his wife are ex-
pected here this week, and will
take up their residence in the place
lately vacated by G. F. Arnold.
Their many friends wish them
hearty congratulations.
Mr, L. Harold is moving into Mr.
Sacobe's house as a temporary
resident.
Rev. Prof. Harrison, London,
took the services at St. Paul's
church last Sunday, and preached
an eloquent missionary sermon.
His address stamped him as em -
hued with a thorough missionary
spirit.
Geo. McEwen M. P. spent Satur-
day and Sunday in town returning
to Ottawa Monday morning.
Mrs. Middleton and family left
Monday morning for the north-
west.
H. Eiiber M. P. P. was in town
on Wednesday.
Mr. Rannie, merchant has pur-
chased a new driving outfit and
now has one of the most complete
outfits in town.
A clubroom has been, or is about
to be started up stairs in the Ran-
nira block in the place lately occu-
pied by the Miss McHugh's. A
dozen or more of the gentlemen of
the town are interested in the
matter and no doubt it will be a
success.
Mr. Geo. McKeey bus started to
finish 3. Miller's cement shop.
3. E. McDonald has been fitting
up and putting in a new pair of
weigh scales on the market square.
BAYF/ ELD
Special to THE HERALD.
Miss Gibson of Toronto was the
Guest of Mrs. Dr, Stanbury last
week.
Mr. J. Wansley has moved to
Mrs. Huston's house.
T. Sanderson has moved to the
farm lately occupied by A. Town
ahem'.
Frank Keegan is home from Sar-
nia for a month,
John McLeod who has been
fishing at Port Dover returned
Monday.
Miss Reba Stanbury has returned
form a visit to her brother,
Barrister Stanbury, Exeter.
GOSHEN LINE
Special to THE HERALD.
Wm. Heard has a gang of men
framing Edward Curvin's barn and
S. Winson has the job of the stone
work.
A number of the farmers in this
vicinity have finished seeding.
Give your attention to the Gosh-
en column in the future.
Charles Smith visited at Calvin
Dowson's on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley
visited at Mr. Nathan Peck's on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McLinchey
were the guests of Isaac Eratt on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jane Church is at
present renewing old acquain-
tances.
The Misses Mary and Jane Mc-
Bride visited at Henry Hayter's
one evening last week.
Henry Howard and Peter Durand
visited friends here on Sunday of
last week,
A number of the boys had a very
exciting game of shoulder stone one
evening recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rayman.
visited friends in Stephen on. Sun-
day.
Great Shipment f
Politics are now the order of the
day.
Mr. Thomas Johns is doing a
rushing business at the peddling.
Mr. Charles Brandon of Bayfield
was along the line buying pigs one
day last week.
Miss Edith Stephenson is at
present at John Sharp's.
Mr. Maxwell Sr., of Hillsgreon,
was along the line pruning apple
trees a' few days ago.
A number were wondering what
had happened the reporter,, but at't ESI f
lust we came to the conclusion that
he had been out girling.
THE RIGHT PLACE
o
For Good Goods and Right Prices
I will have in stock this coming season, the two
Best brands of Paints on the market—
and the FRANCIS FROST ARK:—
and
RKS
and the two leading Binder Twines
PURE MANILA, MANILA.
AND STANDARD. -
rlcCormick's
Plymouth GOLD MEDAL and GREEN SHEAF.
These two Twines require no recommendation. You all know they are
First Class. I am getting a car load of Portland Cement, Fence Wires,
of all description, Nails and other building material. All kinds of
Hardware, Tin, Granite, Glass and Silverware. Roofing, Eavetrough-
ing and Furnace Work a speciality. Notthing but first, class material
used and first class men employed at the
Big Hardware
CHA . GREB9ldiain StYreet
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ZURICH !LEADING
DING
81-10L STOUE
It would be a difficult matter to find a Bigger
or Better Assortment of Boots and Shoes
than we are showing. ��' e have nice lot of
Spring Goods and still more coming, we have
a nice lot of Toe Slippers that we will sell at a
right price. A number of Misses and 'Women's
Low and High Shoes at low prices,from 50 ets.
to $1, these Shoes were sold at $2 to $3.25.
Come in and See our Goods.
We will not be undersold by any means.
P. a ' ": = ., Main St. Z`t .2'icl'z.
Zurich W. 0, T. IL
Owing to the absence of the Pas -
1i'. J. Miller is papering and re• tor of the Evangelical church, the
fitting the property he recently tida. C. Te eve. U. ning and a veryk the meetinginter.
purchasedtate. as al from the Marshall c ;• estinbysinti also instructive prri•
tate. gramme was given. All the mein. t
HILLSGREEN hers occupied the choir chairs.
The meeting was opened with
Special to the ifxitean. j Devotional Exercises, the lesson �,
Mr. Ilobt. Love is laid up with out being read by the Vice President, n
e ttaaek of lumbago. I Mrs. 3. Merner, after which a
I Mr. James Troyer of Hensall wee chorusMovement R'"r l ofas rendered e»re Tempet Temperance'
in the village, Sunday. of the members. The President,
Some tune ago we road of aan Mian Laura Williams. then gave a!
eagle #lying oft with a. liady's Eat short interesting talk on eThet
.. :owing to a. bird being on it as ads map" " after which it was read by
ornament, that we would. next be the Vice President. A paper en-
ssurpriseed if some of our young titled ••Why sign the Pledge? was ',
ladies lose their flower gardens by then read l y Ethel Williams. Then
being attacked by a swarm of frees. ten reasons for signing the pledge
30 Days.
' y i ill Lydia
. Mr. anti Mrs.Horner of Drysdale were read byten of the members. ESUGGIE,S;'wall-paper.
i le roll up.visitand ed. at Chasr. and .T' oy er's e8 alev. ifelm aMettler; .. C. bo. t� ; . as. 11
Ladies Shoes, special, rye.
The 1+ o Hess Gents' Beautiful Ties.
10e,€r3fon'2oc.
BUGGIES ES Special i bars Soap, 25e.
are now finished.
,s°41tzto manly ether Bas ins
winch
#ispace ern.111 not allow
us
See them before
YOU BUar
W . SOX i 5 el
Kalbfleis
!GI a us a
it
Why not get ottt arta play Palet- lmhler� ; No. IV, Mrs. Magel ; No.
ball boy's? V, Addie Witwer; 'o. VI, Mrs.
Reader; No. VII. Mrs. E. eller;
Mr. Win. Reichert was in Chin- No. VIII, Lizzie teniiie; No. I,
Chil-
ton Sunda.
Mr. Neil Maxwell visited in Ko filer.
Agnes cher and No. X, Mc�lviiisi
Rrticeileld and. Clinton a few days The main clauses in the ten
of levet week. masons were as follows :-No. I,
Miss jean Ceet rrai is on the sign the pledge it is your protean .
sick list at present. t against strong drink s II, it will
Mr. Percy Wattless of Varna benefit your health , Itit, it will
visited A. Stele . Sunday. save y'ottir purse; IV', 1t; will save
l see G11� Mrs. Jaiiies Haaga3i left torr yolk, from temptation; V, it will tie„
Detroit; last ,Satgiralasy iriorniang. (a definite starting point in your w
hMrs. Ctttrry anel Miss J'aanie left•~ 11listot , , it `viii save yottr tiatit# ;
VH, it Will be shute scull answer to :.
tnrdaty evening lar Morrsela those lyttas temps yati t drink; the warm weather
ss . Wt wish thesis +a safe bc3 - Il y it iilakes a: strong obliigation ; , r
hey,_- , IK, it makes it easier for others to' is now .pproac Ing
Mr, Arthur 1Taagalf returned to,, do the sarins; it. it will be a great,
1111.1101:1Trunks,
rea�pmeno and Satch=
els. Will be sold
• Pik a Bargain.
10 set of Single Harness at prices never before
known in Zurich (from $ x .00 up.)
Now is the time to Oil yonn' :'+e artless. flet so
of our Harness Oil at reduced prices.
WI Stock of gobertsons Mixed
Paints, the good kind at
IL,
LAKP ONS.
AML]IIB
Hardware and Harness Emporium,
Ny
Scranton, Pa- last week- Mr. help to your neighbor and ,your;;
Hagan holds a. position as con- 1 weaker brother.
i dttctoron the electric railway there. We trete then favored with na
duet ..Dore in the Lieeinsed t
teen" by Ethel Williams and Lizzie
dist church Sabbath last;. Mr. Relent°,
Millyard is a; very able and fluent At this juncture pledges were
speaker and delighted his audience, handed around by the ushers Miss
with his remarks. 'There will be Andrews and Ella Rennie and to
na service in the Methodist church ` the great delight of the members p
Rev. Mr. Millyard of Exeter
occupied the pulpit lit the Metho-
oods
We have the 'hest variety of
Prints, Muslins,. imitiOs,
Ginghams and Chambrays the
ever skewed
Planing and Saw Mill I
—All kinds of woodwork and saw-
ing
done to order. Estimates
given for all kinds of b ciiii�5.
A full stock of B. C. Bed Cedar
Shingles. All kinds of lumber al-
ways on hand.
Chopping done every
Tuesday and Friday.
Field Gates, Water
Tanks for Wind-
mills and Water
Troughs.
Mills 14th Con., Lot 25.
L.ULLPeints
� inpyaa
heavy and 32 inches wide.
Fancy Muslims, at S and bee.
FOR, Ha USBCLLAN.INGf bine
we are ready with Ceepets,
Oil -cloths, Lineoieum, Lace
Curtains, Cretonnes, Art
Muslins, Table Covers.
We Will
Al! ow ,2 4 C son aretnrn
int; this advertisement before
IST OF MAY whose purchases
in Drygoods amounts to $2.00
or more.
Italbfleise P . A. Edwards
'urich P. 0. EAYPii L D
It may put you in mind of
your Sj seanni*reeercviv'eeSdatronctk mole;
Lawns at toe a yard up.
next Sabbath owing to Quarterly- who are working and trying tap 4 ... something eiLt tris ane for
S.
meeting in Rippe a. help along this good cause ; a, large L� at 2.ct
Mrs. Stacey of Hensall -visited number signed the Pledge_ f a W to Dress,
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her sister Mrs: Wan. Jewett lass. Nett the work of the W. C. P. Ti.1, a
Saturday. wee explained by the president ,
Quite a. number of tchildren are
- eas.es at present.
la Win McAllister wtil
ss eveteiy. l ing the work of the Press Depart.
p
bitten by a horse last week, but we i1 lent by Mina Doan, next on '•
are glad to say he is recovering Missionary and. Lumber Camp
nicely. work. by Beatrice Steinbach and
Mr. Ralph Worltmart spent Sue- one on Anti -Narcotics by Mins'
clay at his home here. liridrewsa'.
g
Mr. Win, Gram loaves for solo teas then tang by Minnie ,
I Deet erville, Mich. the latter part Doan. Mrs. Paulin of Dashwood
of the week.who is corresponding secretary of
the county of ITuron occupied a
seat on the platform, led in prayer
and Made a few remarks on the
work of the W. C. T. U.
The meeting was then closed by
singing the Temperance Doxology.
Mina Doan,
Press 'Superintendent.
.
after which essays esplainin g the c
work of the different departments
were read. First an essay explain -
When you are in need of any
bicycle repairing or bicycle repairs
have them done by N. E. Cook at
the Hensall. Flour Mills. A full
line of supplies kept in stock.
Many a man uses his religion as
at *ort' of lightning ±od.
Organdie Hussite in Colors,
Embroidries and Insertions.
A new siock to choose from and the very choic-
est patterns.
Umbrellas fitted with the
New loth Century Runner
at $Y.2 to $1.75.
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