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FRIDAY. MORNING, MAY 16, 1913.
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New Goods.
We are are continually adding new styles and new lines to,
our already large stock. We do this to try and please you, and we
want you to•come in right now and look over the many new things
we are showing. We are prepared especially for roan, woman or
child looking for spring or summer wear. We have it if its good.
Ladies' Waists
We have just opened up a large shipment of ladies' ready-to-
wear waists, made in many styles. Also have thein -in ran and tan
silk, all these are very pretty and made in -the best way, from$1 to
$3.00
Embroideries
We have a special line of skirting embroideries now in, just
suitable for summer dresses. A patterns.
Men's Furnishings
See our new soft felt hats for $1,50. Just what you have
been looking for. All"sizes and colors. A new line of men's bells
just in. We have them in all shades. Men's socks in cotton, also
silk and wool, in all colors. Very 'fashonable and good wearers.
Linoleumns etc
We pride ourselves on our large stock of floor covering. We
specialize in rugs and linoleumns Come in and see us, if you need
anything in this, line.
We are Agents for .the Celebrated
PEABODYS_'
GUARANTEED OVERALLS.
ittltrenleet..."]Oc a Hutton: 23c a lfli p1fl
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We sell Peabody's Overalls, the best made Each and every-
one fully guaranteed Wear a Peabody and be satisfied.
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If you are the kind of chaps I know you to be ; then I want to
make your acquaintance at once. Pretty soon you will be
wearing Young Men's Clothes, and when you get to that 'point
I want yon to patronize this store. There everything here in
the way of wearables that you need --Hats, Caps, Clothing,
Underwear. Stockings,' Shirts, Collars, etc,
When you visit this store to buy your next suit of clothes
and we will present you absolutely FREE of charge with a
two bladed razor steel knife.
Get a card at our store, fill: it out properly and bring it with
you.
-.This offer good only for clothes bought to July 1st, 1913
Sporting Goods
- We are headquarters for all kinds of baseball goods, fish-
ing tackle, etc. Baseballs from 5c up. Fish poles 5c and loo
Varnishes
Brighten up inside and outside of your home with Sher-
win-Williams Varnishes, We sell Mar -Not for inside work
and Kopal for outside work. For your linoleums use Durable
Linoleum Finish. it protects your carpets and brightens up
the house.
Fencing
We arr agents for the Peerless and the Frost -Woven Wire
Penoing. livery rod fully guaranteed and full No. 9 guage
wire used throughout.
Roofing and Eavetroughing
Produce always Taken.
Preeter,
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`•atcacr.^ s4s9=lr4skli4 '10 Po Potatoes for sale at ,r. Preeter.
r LOCAL N EVA S 4 Seed corn, best quality. We have
it. s Preeter,.
Of e•ata.Pt s1e4's 47p 0 Mr, Wilbur Rummel of Stratford
Goo•l 2nd hand ucubator` wanted was i'n town this week, on his
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Apply H1;zta>az? Office Zurich, motorcycle.
Mr W. Schwalmho has •been Seo our single harness from $10.
on the sick list for the Iast week up• At C. Hartleib.
is slowly recovering. Messrs A. Archibald and Tolly
Mr. Conrad Keller is making seine TVurin visited friends in Crediton on
changes in his dwelling houe which Sunday'
will greatly improve it. The Zurich baseball club will take
Mr. Sam Livengood picked up in the Dashwood Celebration on June
bundle of leather, on the Zurich',`z: "" -3rd.
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on Saturday evening evening. O `r Agents for Waterloo Gas Engines.
r No trouble with repairs, . get them
right at home.
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C. Hartleib is starting a braIch.
Harness Shop in Hensall, shortly Wun —At Zurich, on Friday, 9th
Services fir, the. Evangelical el . lush, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wurm, a
urch next Sunday morning ands, Nr"
daughter.
ening will be of an interesting 1.t The dry and cold weather has a
ure. Mr, Goodwin has kin# lly serious effect on the growing crops and
consented to render a solo in a •' a good warm rain would be much ap
neotion with the evening service. preciated.
Girl Wanted—Good girl wantedRev. 1Vlr. Brown was in Dash -
to do general house work in Odd wood on Monday afternoon to ass
erich. Comfortable home, and .,a11• jot in preparing a' programme for
-0'onvenienoes. This is a good post.the S. S. convention to be held on
tion. For particulars apply to a. the 14th con. on June 11th & 12th.
E Hodgens, Goderich. For seed corn —Learning Impor-
The Y. P. A. of the Evangelical ted, Long Yellow, Mammoth South
Church extended an invitation " `o ren , Sweet, Campton's Early,
the Epworth League of the Hen.s4i White Cap and Mortgage Lifter.
Methodist church to spend va so For sale at Jeffrey's Feed Store,
ial evening with them :nes.The laziest man in Michigan has
Zuesday, The invitation was',dn.
ely accepted and a good time" is been discoved over in Sanliac country;
looked for. e . his employer, a farmer, had to sharp -
The Jubilee. Silver Band has been Q11 all the stumps on the farm to keep
reorganived and will be composed of him from sitting down.
fourteen or fifteen members. This Luke King, of Wingham, Opt., for
will be good news to lovers of band thirty-three years travelling agent for
music and it is hoped the slew organ the Catholic Record, died at Ottawa
ization will be well supported by .'or frominjuries sustained in falling from
businesr men, a street car. Ile was in seventieth
Miss Caroline Volland has`pureli 4 year.
ased the.iwelling at Mr. T. Johnst if you intend painting your
corner°&gd s having •q,, se catx,�iii an'7, ta•lU tike -1, matter
lot at tli2 south end of own; ' T •:is xer with ns. We 'know what's.
good in house paints, we have i
hours is one of the first built in town, k
S. W. P. has a, reputation. Ask
being over 50 years old. It is still in those who have used it,
good repair and will make a comfort -
Car load best cement' arriyecl at
able home for the new owner. ,
call at this office,- •
The Zurich baseball club was- re-
organized with the following officers
.--Hon President J. J. Merner, M. P.
president, P. Lamont, vice pres. J.
Preeter, sec-tretW1
ager, Lee Hoffman; captain,
Wurm; ground committee, R. Stade,
John Deichert, Wm. Hoffman.
Lutheran Church—The evening
service in St. Peter's Lutheran Church
will be conducted in English: The
subject of Meditation will be `bur
attitude to Christ." A cordial invit,
ation is extended to all.. A congre-
gational mgeting will be held on Sun-
day the 17th. inst. after morning
service.
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid a supper will be served on the
lawn of the Lutheran Parsonage on
Tuesday the 17th. of June from 5 to
8 p. in. After the supper refresh-
ments will be served and some quilts
and other useful articles will be for
sale. Admission 25cts. for adults and
15 for children. All are welcome.
An effort is being made to reorgan-
ize the Zurich_SilverBand, • and we
hope the promoter will be successful,
There is nothing that enlivens a town
more than a good band. The weekly.
open air concerts are much enjoyed
by visitors to town and are a source
of profit to •our business men. Boom
the Band and do it now.
The
MOLSONS
-BANK
Established 1853
Opened Branch in Huron
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited,
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
The Y. P. A. meeting on Tues.
day evening in charge of the mis•
sionary committee, of which Miss
Ethel 7.4 iliiams is convenor, was
P., P390 instructive arid interesting
ono. Miss Agnes Kaercher con-
ducted the devotional part
of themeeting '.i`'$e ilbseniees
missed a rare treat the subject
dealt on was "missionary.
work in the mining and lumber
camps of New Ontario.
Close to four huuered people turn
ed out on Wednesday afternoon
and evening to inspect the new
Jackson Clothing Factory, which
started business the first of the
wear. There are now about twenty
hands employed and the amount of
work turned out is surprising. The
Jackson's are pleased with the
hands procurable here and the
people of Zurich are to be congrat-
ulated in having this fine institu-
tion located in their midst.
HICK'S FORECASTS
A Regular Storm Period, and, the
Mercury period both have their cen-
ters on the 16th. While the effects
of the Mercury disturbance Will be all -
parent from about the 9th to the 20th
it will be felt in greatest power during
the storm periods within the Mercury
brace: This will be especially true
on and about the 15th, 16, 17th and
18th The Moon being in perigee and
on the celestial equator on the 15th,
electrial and wind storms of groat
energy are apt to appear on and
touching that date. No intelligent
person who has ever proven the worth
of a good barometer, especially at
such times as this, would be without
one for any consideration.
A Reactionary Storm Period
involves. the 21st, 22nd and
23rd. On and touching these clays
all the meteorological elements will
•undergo a periodic change—tem-
,perature will rise, barometer will fall,
elondtiness will ensue, and renewed
sberbas of more or less rain, wind and
tliteder will make their transient
eastwardly across the country. The
Center of another seismic period falls
on the 20th, calling for renewed
earthquake disturbances between the
17 and. 23rd, Very cool nights for so
We in the season will result from
the high bu,roiiietei;' and anti -storm
conditions, about the 23rd to 26th
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New Spring Shoes
The finest range of the newest
Spring Styles of Men's and Wo-
men's.Shoes dre shown here.
No better and up.to-date range
has ever been placed before you.
By giving us a call we will take
pleasure in showing them to you.
Repairing
Neatly
Done
Butter and Eggs are taken in ex.
change for shoes.
VEIRROMMINNYINIM
SAM. E. FAUST, 1113 Big ZURICH
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Buy your seeds at the Seed
Store, All kinds of Garden
and Field Seeds. You will I
save 2jc per bushel on Seed
Corn bought at our store as
we buy direct from the grow-
er and guarantee up to ger-
mination test.
Potatoes
300 bushels of Dewey, Car-
man and White Giant.
Field Peas and Buckwheat;
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ouisj e.�i..ey.
HENSALL MARKET
Beans primes per bus $1.20
Snowdrift
flour
.tCook's SnowdrifXt11F5leba; l5ot2s.75
2,50Ferea:dAlflpep4to1nI$0].9,00
Shorts per ton v5"20.00
Wheat per bus. 92cts.
Oats per bus. 82cts.
See our
New Designs
in
BAR PINS AND
LOCKETS
"Beauties„
F. W. Hess
Hess
Barley per bus 55cts. R.
Jewellers, - ZURICH
Our Sp-ing
have strived. Conte in and have a look at the many different
styles we carry.
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Th Hord of Good Sh"es
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Fine watch repairing my specialty,
'Agent
MANTEL
CLOCKS
We have a num-
ber to choose
from. • These are
8 -day clocks and
strike the hoot on
a cathedral gong
and half hour on
a soft sounding
bell.. Every clock
has our guarantee
We have a vont
nice once 'at Mak
Jeweler
for Canadian Kodak Cu