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LOCAL NEWS: �'''call on EAppel.
J. Preeter was in Toronto for a few
days last week on business. •
W F Braun and G R Tress . visited
friends in Exeter on lilonday,
Miss Gertrude,Hartleib is s'pendiiig.
a few weeks with relatives in London.
Mr, Alex Sparks, of Biggar Sask.,
is visiting relatives here at present.
1\Ir. W. G. Hess macre a shipment'
of over 300 pigeons to Essex on Mon.
day.
Mr William Turner returned to
Walkerville on Monday, where he
has a good position..
Junge Ilolt.of Goderioh was in town
Wednesday, but no sitting of the Diy-
ielon Court was necessary
Mr. Alf Melick and mother, Mrs.
J. Melick, are visiting relatives in
Michigan for a few weeks.
Mr. Charles Stoick, who spent the
past few years in Edmonton, isrenew-
ing old acquaintances in this commun-
ity.
Tho young people enjoyed them-
selves at A. birthday party at the home
of Hughie Theil 14% con., on tuesday
evening .
Mr. Walter Steele, of the Babylon
line, had the misfortune to have . a
piece of steel enter one of his eyes,` a
few days ago.
The Ontario Provincial Winter
Fair will be held in Guelph from
Dec. 5th to 10th. • A lairge , sure is
being offered in prizes, •
The black squirrel season .closed yon
Monday. This little animal seemed
to be scarce this year as few'. ere shot
by local hunters.
It -will not be necessary to send
out of town for ' bon -bon hoxes, . as
Mrs I'tcCormick keeps these good .„1n
all the•loatl'iriebrands,' at all prieZs.
Monday was tuberculosis day in the
Public schools throughout the prov-
ince and the day was fittingly observ-
ed in Zurich public school. In the
afternoon Dr. A. J, MacKinnon deliv-
ered an address to the children on the
subject, which was of great interest,
enol should prove very profitable to
them.
1911 CENSUS .
The following is taken from yolumn
two of the fifth census of Canada
taken in 1911, and may bo of interest
to our readers. This volurnn pertains
to religious, birthplace, etc, Tile
total population of Hay township is
3014 which is divided into religious
classes as follows: -Anglicans 103,
Baptists 19, Discipels 2, Lutherans
801, Mennonites 134, Methodists 424,
Mormons 5, Presbyterians 485,
Roman Catholics 490, Various sects
550, unspecified 1, Stanley township
has a population of 1830 and this is
divided as follows; -Anglicans 222,
Baptists 8, Brethern 8, Disciples 4
Lutherans 7, Mennonites 48, Method-
ists 469, Mormons 1, Presbyterians,
878 Roman Catholics 165, Salvation
Army 5, various sects 4, unspecified 1.
Stephen township with a population of
3453, has 7 Adventist, 296 Anglicans,
2 Baptists, 279 Lutherans, 1839,
Methodists, 7 Mormons, 369 Presby-
terians, 448 Roman Catholics, 706
various sects.
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Opened Branch in Huron
Co. 1 874
Saving Bank Accd; iu-.to
Solicited.
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Miss Carrie Gellman spent th
week with friends near Varna.
Dr. Wilson of Toronto, formely of
Zurich, was a visitor in town this week
Wanted -$4000 to lend on a firs t
mortgarge on a farm in Ray Township
Applto, Herald Zurich
- Miss 0. Woods of Dashwood, visited
with her friend, Miss if, McBride,
over Sunday.
Dr, B. A. Campbell and Mr. Jacob
Deichert were in Toronto on Tuesday
on business.
A fine line of all the latest in pat-
riotic postcards, badges, etc., can be
boughtat Mrs McCormick's restaurant.
Mr. Fred Irauskopf has sold his
farm on the Goshen line south, to his
r -in -lent, Mr Alex.V oisin; who has
n possession
.'n,ioyab!o snrpr•ise party was held
home of .vIrand Mrs J:Hey Jr,
on Tuesday night. The night was
plcosantly spent in games and music.
Mr Jacob Ilaberer hes sold A strip
c' Iand off the north side of his prop-
erty to Mr, Louis Kraft. who will have
A handsome new dwelling erected on it
next year.
Mr. F. -Hess, Sr., has sold a build-
ing lot to Mr. Henry Daters. The lot
is situated west of the bowling green
and Mr. Daters intends erecting a
fine residence on it next year.
At the auction sale of the real estate
of the late Mary Ann Rau on Saturday
last, the purchaser of dwelling and lot
in Zursch was Mr Henry Ran, of near
Drysdale. The price paid for it was
$1025,00,
The monthly meeting of the wom-
en's Institute will be held at the home
of Mrs. Wm, Hoffman on the evening
of Dec. 9th., at 8 0'e -lock shacp.
Demonstrations on Christmas sugges-
tions will be given. all ladies are
requested to attend this meeting.
At the city of Detroit Mich., a quiet
wedding took place on Nov. 10th
when Miss Yost became the bride of
Mr, Lang Foster, of the Blind line.
The happy couple returned a few days
ago to settle down on the grooms fine
farm. Their many friends wish thetas
a happy married life.
We have a letter box at our office,
in one of the front doors, for the con.
verience of anyonee wishing to inform
usof any local news. ;Yrs
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glad to publish any such items but we
mast have the writer's name signed
thereon, not for publication but mere-
ly to show us that the item is sent in
on good faith.
The Senior Bible Class of the
Lutheran church was regularly organ-
ized last Sunday and the following
officers elected: ---President, Oscar
Klapp; Vice -President, TIy. Daters;
Secretary, Louis Prang; Treasurer,
Miss Annie Wurm. The class has a
membership of over thirty now and
prospects are bright for a much larger
attendance in the near future.
.The Luther League of the Luther-
an Church met at the home of Miss
Gertrude Weseloh last Friday evening
for its regular weekly meeting, After
disposing of the business on hand a
programme, consisting of songs, read-
ings, recitations, addresses and mus-
ical numbers, was rendered. After
the programme a lunch. was served.
Those present spent a profitable as
well as an enjoyable evening.
BORN.;
SCHRADER-In Exeter, on Sunday,
November 22nd to Mr. and Mrs.
W, Schrader a daughter.
WOODALL-In Credition on Nov.
13 to Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Woodall
a daughter.
T3ISSETT-At Godericb, on Nov 27,
to ?ltr, and Mrs. G, A, Bissett, a
son.
tlingevielr----•In Tray township, on Nov
26th, to Mr. and Ctrs. Solouinrr
Gingcrich, a daughter
Keys ----.In Stanley township, on Nov.
26th., to Mr. and Mrs. Ben lteys, a.
son.
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Rubber and overshoe price
before buying elsewhere or sendh to a mail order
house. Our stock is all new and na carry nothing
but No.1 grade in every line so y( a buy with the
assurance of getting the best at pi ices that will defy
the competition of any mail order `louse and in add-
ition you have the advantage of > icing the goods
_ before you buy. A call will convince you.
Butter and eggs taken in ex+•:range for shoes.:
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and we are ready wall a nice disp]ay of
Xmas Gifts and Toys
Something to please everybody. Also a nice lin
of Confectionery, such as
Candies, Nuts, Oranges,
Bananas, etc.
Give us a call
R. N. DOUGLAS
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Fruits in Season
Finest Candies
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TAILORED
CLOTHES
'When you buy a Tailored
Garment, you buy something
you can believe 111 utterly.
We believe in thein our-
selves, we know thele thor-
oughly, and we cannot but be
enthusiastic about them.
Wear Tailored Clothes and
you will know that they are
the best made, best designed,
best finished young men's
clothes on the market, and
we sell them because it iseour
purpose to have reliable mer-
chandise for reli..a)ie peop Te
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