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A little -aper devoted to news .usually he,atd•
and s e iTart: id a eneral Hardware Stora.
OUR BOW
,. In presenting Preeter's News to the
reading public we think we are filling i
• a long felt want. Not that there are!
• not enough good newspapers already
...in circulation, but there are many in-
teresting things happen in our store
that will make interesting reading.
We want to become better acquainted
with yon, know you butter, and in the
end we will, both benefit' through
• closer relations. Wishing 'you all a
prosperous New Year..
STOCK TAKING
As is the custom in every up, to
date business, stock or inventory is
taken once every year usually at the
begiri,ning of the Nov "Year. This is
nece sitry to comply with the firs in -
e.0 auce Taws and a lius,ilesa'" reran
should 'Wish to know. how he stands at
the end of a year's business. It also
permits the merchant to see
wherehe has oyerbrought in
certain lines and also which line of
gooks seems to meet the most public
favor. In going over the stock it is
also possible to lay aside all odds and
ends, or remnants of dress goods,
prints, etc, We have finished stock
taking and have placed a lot of rem-
nants en our tables which we aro
offering at half price and less you will
find many pieces in this lot that will
just collie in right for quilts etc. Do
not wait too long before you look over
these bargains,,as they are usually
picked up in a'sliort time.
NEW GOODS
We have already opened up some
.of our new spring goods. During the
=cold stormy days is a good time, to
planand prepare for the coming spr-
ing and summer. We have on dis-
play now our new prints, ginghanis
.etc. We desire to tell you particul-
arly about our new Dress Goods. We
try and buy the best andmost pop-
ular goods offered by the leading
wholesalersand we re -sell them at
- the .closet margin possible. Just now
we would call your attention to ,our
new Crepe Cloths., These goods conte
many shades, are washable and iaeed
not be ironed, 'These dresses• will be
very popular this sumer.
Try a can of Flaxope for cleaning.
It if a linseed oil soap and cleans and.
polishes with one operation.
Buy the boy or gii:I one of - our
coaster sleds. From 50c. up.
We want your produce, for `vhich.
ae pay. highest prices.'
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SUITS THAT SUIT
We have moved: our ready-to-wear
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clothing department upstairs and can
now show, our suits and overcoats to
better advantage. We have a nide
lot to choose from and the prices
range $7.00 up for men's suits. We
also carry, a large variety of boys
suits. If you haven't bought a new
overcoat this winter we can interest
you in some good ones.
Sherwin-Williams stove pipe and
iron enamel has no equal. We sell
a large quantity of this so it must be
good.
Royal Purple stock & poultry prep-
arations are our leaders in stock foods.
• KEEP' WARN .
Winter;,i;rig i - £.•fir ttwspis.• Itdosis'
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seem like winter if you have't got a
fur -muff or a •ruff to wear. We have
a few nice linos Left and we are sell-
ing them at lower prices so we need
not carry them over • until next
season. De wise and buy now.
Have you tried Zenoleum for lice
on cattle or mud fever on horses?
Its good.
Have you seen our new style lan-
terns?. They are neat, strong, wind-
proof and clo not .break as many
globes as the old kind.
CLOVER SEED .
We are prepared to re -clean your
clover seed. At a great expense we
purchased a hick limn mill, and can
now make a good sample of your .seed
The Government is very strict about
about seeds and you shonld ti y and
sow them as clean as possible. Our
charge for recleaning . are moderato.
We are also in the market . for red
and alsike clover seeds, etc.
STOVES
We have hada iairly successful
stove season, considering the lateness
of the winter. We find that an all
cast iron stove will give more heat
and will out wear a steel body range.
Therefoao we are pushing the Peer-
less Peninsula waist Happy Thought
cast iroil ranges. They give good
satisfactian with either coal or wood.
A. few horse- blankets and sleigh
bells left at reduced prises.
Liquid Gloss makes an admirable.
polish and cleanser for furniture or
wood work. We keep it.
We sell guaranteed fixes, Samson
and Gold Medal 'brands.
!ways T ken.
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JAN .30, 1914.
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LOCAL NEWS, a this week on business.
6 „no rFonncl—A. lady's kid glove for the
left hand in Zurich. Owner inquire
Every girl has her ideal, but the at this office.
difficulty is in getting him to propose,
Miss Vera Seibert visited friends
at Exeter over Sunday.
Mr. John Dumart of Berlin was in
town fora few days this week.'
Mr, Garnet Magel of Detroit visit-
ed relatives and friends over Sunday
Miss Celia. 'leg `is visiting her s S
ter near Goderich this week.
Mr. Edward Fischer of Berlin, is
visiting his parents, this week.
Miss Roxie Eilber visited in ITen
sall over Sunday: -
For Sale -6 Pullet, thoroughbred,
Barred Rock, Roosters for sale. Ap
ply to Chas. Fritz, Zurich.
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For sale er exchange the property
known as. Brock's Blacksmith shop', rA H. I'lyley, who is assisting
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Apply to F. W, Hess, Zurich. ui ;t .:Me. Brown iii his special ser
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Apply
Sam Moyer of Berlin is visit-
�, will preach. in the Evangelical
ing with Mr, and Mrs. J. Preeter, for c arch next Sunday both morning
a few weeks. a •evening. He will also address
tr, S. School in the afternoon, Every
M. Dan Denomy of Gourtright wad 'u • ty invited.
visiting with Mr. and -Mrs. Jac
Rau, a fe* days this week.
Ruby and Gascho 'fie holding th zI y r next week beginning at 8
annual cleaing sale, beginning li`ei`rr'+ek, Bev. Mr. Plyley, will have
2nd. Read their advt., in this issue:. Laige of the services, A Cordial in -
The. Farmer's Institute ineetinf'1ait. bon is extended to all
held in the Town Hall on Tuesdii There is a scrape on relative bo the
afternoon and evening, was well et aiu^ el post zones in Ontario just now
tended.1-40:c1 there'san idea abroad that the de-
,1tli•, henry and ~Miss Louise Clan i liartxnental stores should not be all-
sius and Miss Mary Gellman spent'Fomed to mueh use of the Postmaster
last Sunday with 6, and Mrs. A Gneral.'s ear in giving the balance of
Stolck, near Hillsgreen. ipc+wer to Toronto. If ib is going to
au National undertaking paid for by
';' •ir oiale'u rnoi ey there should: be
ng narraw iirbelfiSli about it. •
Mr. Orland• Johnston of the Mol -
One Bank, Clinton, spent Sunday at
1 is .laorne here.
1blr. and Ides. Ed Howald. of Exeter
pen Sunday with the former's
%Other Mrs. B. Howald.
lurs. John Geigel and . daughter
:A.lberta :left on Monday for Pigeon
4iilich.,•after a few weeks visit with
•re'atives 'and friends.
• Mr, Elton Schnell left on Monday
ion Saginaw Mich, after a few months
vim with his parents:
174 or Sale- A, number of good,
4 'ivy, young sows, coming in Jan.
'y and February. Fcn particulars;
,ne No 16, Geo. Joynt, Hensall.
li
s"n o reviyal services in -the Evan-
giaAr.ii churola, will continue every ev-
T havo a Mace for the -fo'keWa-i
!alma,. on good faun eeetta;itye-c:,';.1.4f#
wanted ist Aptii: $2p00.00 waai.*tec
about about lst Maven. Apply to E.
Zoller, Zurich.
Miss Edith Walper returned to her
home on the Bronson Line on Satur-
day after spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. 0. Iilopp, '
Mr. Charles Bossenberry left on
Monday for his prairie 'home in
Alberta, after a pleasant visit with
his mother and other friends. -
Auction sale of farm stock and im-
plements, on Thursday, Feb. 12th, at
one o'clock p. in. D. E. Wilson prop
E. Bossenberry auct.
A largely attended meeting was
held here on Monday evening in the
interest of the Canada 'Temperance
Ant. Rev's Smith and Hicks of
Hensall were the speakers. Rev.
Brown acted as chairman.
LUTHERAN', CI1URCH
The Sunday services will be at
the usual hours: German 10.30 ani
Sunday S 2.00 ,.r: m. English 7.00 p.
m. The following meetings . are
held during the week:
S. S. officers and teachers 7.30 p,m.
on Tuesdays. Men's Missionary
sooietyat 8.00 p. m. on Tuesday
Young People's society at 8.00.p.m
Friday. The Ladies. Aid Society
meets at 3 00 p. m. the first Tixes-
day of each mouth,
A cordial invitation is herewith ex-
tended to all, not worshiping else-
where, to worship with us and take
an active part in. the work of the var-
ious societies of our church.
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T. DUNLOP, Mix .gersire
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the Huron
Weather Insurance Mutual Company
will be held an Tuesday Feb 17th at
at 2 o'clock p. ni, for the purpose of
submitting the directors and auditors
reports for 101.8, and for the election
of three directors. The retiring dir-
ectors are S. Brokenshire, W. Battler
and W. Caldwell, all of whom are
elegibie for re-election.
S. Brokenshire A. G. Smillie
- President Secretary
-NOTICE
Keep order on our streets, do not
crowd around corner's and block the
walks.
No Bicycles, Express wagons or
Sleighs to coast on any of the walks,
No roller skating on any of . the
sidewalks. •
No coal or wood ashes, or rubbish
of any kind allowed on any of the
streets or roads of our viilage.
No Shotguns,, Rifles or Revolvers to
be discharged within the corporation.
Please keep your ashes and rubbish
off the streets. .
No children to hang on loaded
sleighs or waggons.
No fast driving on our village
streets.
.•bNo horses• or cattle allowed to run
at large within the limits of Zurich.
Mite town eonstables will see that
these by-laws are enforced.
By Order.
Police Trustees.
HICK',f I'ORCA.ST,S
A Regular Storm Period is central
on the 4th, extending from the 2nd
to 7th. The Mercury equinoctial dis-
titrbanee is also central on the 4th.
TheMereuiy influence is continued
over from the last days of.• January,
brining with ib cloudy, . threatening
conditions, By the 2nd and 3rd
meirked fall of the barometer will be
noised in_wostoial parts. Southerly
winds and change to: wanner will e,p
11oii'r, in n in , inlo storms, hest of rain
e i.rn potisihly thunder, turning
ie to:snotiv, 'sleet and fririotts
i>lirxat.els•over mncit Of the country,
eon area, norhh w i red. 'These storms:
',vitt. roach their onlininsting crisis
rvrn the e(t)trill valluye en and touch-
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n;,':the #;th =e 11 rt,la, cii�i� �poai:in.n ru•
long the Atill ntlo ocete', regions ti day
or two later,
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Zurich Feed
Htore
Leading Brand of
Flour, Shorts, Bran
and geed01 � .• -
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Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange.
We are agents for Interna-
tional and Royal Purple
stock food.
Also a full line of Grocer-
ies on hand.
SPARKS & DOUGLAS
We take this=`
thankin you very y
Iyour Patronage, and
oto
you our Best Wi
the New Yea
F. W. II
G. P.
U1+.NSALL MARKET
Beans prunes per bus $1.85
Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.5Q I 9;URICIC
Feed floux 1,50
Bran per ton 22.00
Shorts per ton $24.00
Wheat per bus. 83cts.
Barley per bus 55cts.
Oats per bus. 32ets.
JE WEI
You are cordially invitod to our Fall Opening of Footwear
ready with one of the best new fall stooks of all the letest
quality Canadian and Ainerioan Footwear. ' We ai-n to keep
we havo made i'or ourselves:"TheHome of,*cod Shoes"
RUBBERS
We have a fnll stock of the very Beet Rubbers, on the mar
Carl and see them.
Men's mid Women's Heavy Sno
Just the thing 1 Olt, wet wrather, Call and see, We have
ceived a shipment of .Boys and Gii•ls school shoes;.
Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts taken in exchange for she
C. FRITZ.
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The Hem of Good Shoes
YesThat Is R ight You can
just what you Want at the right
at the BLAKE STORE..
It is easily 1:r undpi'stand, e✓buy, right Hirai
we can sell right. We have 4 large and well
General. Stook to choose from of all seasonable. U
• Prochloe taken in exchange for goods
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BLAKE ONTAR1