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The,, Official Organ of 44umeh, and my Township
Vol1 X1V1.•
FRIDAY IVIORNING, SEPT. 12, 1913.
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Wednesday and Thursday
Septem.ber 17 nd 1.8 1
illinerg
Openifig
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and Following Days
When Miss Kerr willbeptea-
sed to show you the latest styles
in ladies' and misses and, child -
rens' hkts. You are cordially in-
vited.
New Dress Goods
We.wish to call. special attention to our line of new
dress goods consisting of velvets in all new shades in cord
ed, brocaded, plain and striped designs. These goods are
very popula,r this sea nd are reasonably priced,
New Coatings
Just the thing for winter wear. We have chinchillas
tweeds, Diagonals, a.bstrachen cloth etc. We want you to
see these goods as they ase just right in patterns and col-
ors. Ask to see our ready -to wear ladies coats and
mantles.
Sweater Coats
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In large quantities and manycolors at all prices.
have them for the baby as well 1139 for -the old man.
early and get first choice,
We
Call
Peninsula and Happy Thought
Stoves and Ranges.
• Remember we are selling Agents for the above stoves
and ranges. Every one fully guaranteed. Burn coal and
wood. Large ovens and perfect bakers. If you 'are inter-
ested in a range call in and let us talk it over -with you.
A full line of Baseburners, Oak stoves and
Heaters of all discriptions.
Hecla Furnaces are our, leaders.
Produce always Taken.
Telephone '9 - Z UR IC
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re, re,T. <It* Miss Matilda Johnston' is visiting
LOCAL NENVS
friends in Buffalo, N Y
Blake on ;he 7th. hist,
to Mr. and Mrs Chas Meyers a son.
Messrs Lou Hoffman and G;30 Hess Mr. Alex Ehries of Edmonton
visited in Credit= on Sunday. is visiting his brother A. G. Ebner.
-Messrs Dr. McKinnon and. W.J, Mrs. D, S. Faust visited in London
yisitea in Highgate Saturday few days this week.
and. Sunday in the Dr's Auto. .„ urs. Ea. Appel and mre. H. Well
Mr. F. Ness sr. has disposed of his' left on Thursday for a visit with rel -
Roo runabout ante, to Mr. Emanuel' Atives in Detroit.
Volland of the Babylon Line. :qr. Arthur Well, who spent his
Business men in town will do Veil holidays here, left Thursday on
to begin planning their decorations motorcycle for Detroit.
and exhibits. • s •miss Kate Campbell returned on
" Mr. Wiliam Fee purchased a., Ford Sth4irday evening from a visit to
a.,nto recently and not'a few of :13erktr"
egible Yonne; ladies are casting wiSt" (1.3:11MM:to-At Zurich, on the 2nd.
ful eyes William's way. lust, to mr. and Mrs. Dr Campbell,
Mr;G.Tani3ilYbaraeserorf• a son,:ExeterattenedtheDivisi:con-i.r<I: 1 ••_rs Fred. Kehn of Berlin
here on MOudaY. 'Tre .u...„iiiir,rrat the home of the letters
Miss Mary Gellman left Tuesday parpn l ir. and urs. J. Brown, for a
for Seaforth, where she intends to millibar of weeks.
spend a few weeks witl her aunt Mrs. I Mr. Robert McBride's young son
had his leg fractured on Sunday, by
Mr. F. W. Hess las purchased Me falling out of a buggy while the horse
Geo. B, Brock's obey and intends was being hitched up.
turning it into an up-to-date gar " Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Marshall and
and auto repair shop. son. Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Mr. J. I-Mei:11er wishes to announce Gosnell; all of Merlin visited with
that -his Cider mill and -apple butter [Mr. and Mr. E. Zeller, over Sunday.
factory will be run- Tuesday of each
week only, commencing next Tuesday
1Gth Inst.
An error was made in class 8 ok the
Zurich prize list in which prites vere noon.
given separately. It should have been Mr. Henry Kalbfleisch of the 14th.
three prizes for herd of 10. grade, and ,con. preeenbed the Kilter with a home
three prizes for herd of 5 Durham. grown peach of splendid flavor and'
Win, Wagner returned on 1),7044 I goior,' which, for size is hard to beat.
nesday evening .from Berlin, where;I The peach Measured. 8 inches In cir-
he had been undergoing treatment foTti Oiilmferetine and weighed 5?;- ounces.
proved and, is able to walk with tUi Louis and was Planted abou1,12'Years.
several months. He is soinewa4 Ttte tree is on the farm' of his son
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s Lt Th
end arrived at &aerie?), on Tuesday
with 9,000 bushels of wheat for the
Goderich elevator. The new dredge
which hitherto has been without a
name, is now 'the Goderich, and the
rebuilt dredge, formerly the Arnoldi
has been renamed the llenesetting.
Nearly the whole of the old dredge as
it now stands is new, $12,000 having
been spent on it by the owners, who
now have a first-class dredging out-
fit
Rev. R. J. Bowen of London del-
ivered s splendid discourse on the Ev-
angelestic agency of the. Bible Society
at the 14th. con, last Sunday after -
of two: canes.
ire -18th annual: ktiriCh Fair ,:
be held on Wednesdayy. and ThureditY
next, 17th and 18th. - Bekaa. the
usual exhibits, Which prom* to, .be
larger, there will be several - speeding
events which will be interesting.
Services in the Evangelical church
next sunday at the usual time; In
connection with the evening services
the pastor will speak on the subject
"Probation after death, or Probabilit-
ies of a second chance," Everybody
welcome.
Mr. William Brown and Mr. Mc-
Veigh of 'Winnipeg are the guests of
'Arr. andurs. 3. Brown. Willie has not
been home for over four years and he
was quite surprised. over the many
changes thrt' have taken place during!
his absense. He left for the 'Vesb on
Thursday.
The annual meeting of the British ,
and foreign Bible society of the Zur-
ich branch wai held in the Mennonite
church last Sunday evening. The
President, Rev. Mr. Brown opened
the meeting with devotional execises,
after which Rev. R. Bowen of London
agent of, the sodiety, delivered a mag-
nificent address, on the work of the
society. The officers of last , year
with Mr. Schrag as vice Pres., werr re-
appointed for another year. Zurich
branch did nobly for the cause last
year, and a word of recognition by
the president to the collectors and
those who liberally supported the
cause was a word of encouragement at
the proper time.'
SNSIXOIMK.-41111ragA372EINSIONSAMISire
The
Established 1853
Opened Branch in Huron
Co. 1874 Saving Bank Actounb
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
7r3.V.:§M'i Trai.oV=VZSM11..A32.234.
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Anniversary Services in connection
with the Methodist Church, Crediton
will be held on Sunday and Monday
Sept. 14th and 15th, 1018. Rev. Dr.
Knowles of Chatham will preach on
Sunday. at 10.80 a. in. and 7 p.
He will addiess an open meeting of
the Sunday School at 2.80. Special
music by the choir. A thank offering
will be taken at each ,service. The
annual Concert will be held on Mon,
day nicht begining at S o'8Iock. Ad-
dresses will be given by Rev. Dr.
Knowles, E. Powell ank E. D. Becker
with special, musical items. A free
will offering, will be taken at the door.
HICK'S FORECASTS
A Reactionary Storm Period will
bring storms and other disturbances
atid touching the 14th, 15th and
16th. The great planet, &Anna, is in
qrtadraturo with earth and sun on the
10th a fact that almost certainly in-
creases the tendency to severe earth
quakes for several days before and af-
ter. This period is also near the cen-
ter of the Earth's autumnal equinox,
and at entrance 'of the Mercury
equinox. . Watch your barometer at
this period, it will fortell the approrch
of any possible danger from atmos-
pheric convulsions. Earthquakes
and storms will reach a marked cline
within- sixty horn's of sunset on the
15th. Another high barometer, and
change to very much cooler, with
frost northward, will follow on the
western flank of these storms. Watch-
fulneSs may save many perishable
plants and fruits from damage-es-
peCially in the northwestern to centr-
al sections.
HAY COUNCIL
Council met Sept etb, all present
Ai Bngineers report,- ,assessment,
Plan and Profile re the East
Branch, north and south drain was
received her the council. It was Jo
cid ed 'that th report be con-
sidered at a special meeting at the
connoil to be lield on Monday the
h Sept en beru t 2,, 00: 0 !clock.
LATEST
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SHOES OF
THE DAV
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'ATENT AND
GUN METAL
SAM. E. FAUST,
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Zurich Peed
Store
Leading Brand of:
Flour, Short,
Bran and Feed
Corn
Course and. Fine Salt.
Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange.
4 hole,
No, 23
HENS'ALL MARKET.,
Beans primes per bus $1.20
Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50
Feed flour 1.80
Bran per ton $19.00
Shorts per ton $20.00
Wheat per bus. 94cts.
Barley per bus 55ct.s.
Oats per bus. 82cts.
SPECIALS.
For 2 Weeks
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Gentlemen's
Watch
Chains.
SilverWare
savii you
'Oh these and other lines.
F. W. Hess
G. R. Hess
Jewellers, - ZURICH
Our Sping S
oes
have avived. Come in and have a look at the many different
styles we carry.
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Let me Know
Your ants
If you are looking for a Farm, Town Residence,
'ou Vacant Lots, I will try to satisfy our wants.
. Loans arranged on mortgage security;' .
E. ZELLER, Zurich