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Incorporated 1855
Opened Branch in Huror,
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Saving Bank Accounts
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Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP Manager',
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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 11, 1914
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you to come in and look ovei.
the display. ' n our immense
store you can find something
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ens' Ties and Auffiers
We have an immense stook of all the newest in Men's ties. o
Just what you have been looking for. Spssia,l.ragular 50 cent •
tie for 25 cents. Also a. nice line of men's and ladies' mufflers in
many colors.
krandbags•
Just opened up a large shipment of ladies' handbags, The
newest on the market From 75 cents up •
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Special for Holliday Trade.
Crystal . Rope Floss, 3
skeins for 10 cts.
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A large variety of plain, initialed, bordered, and fancy •
hankerohiefs. We have them by the hundreds. Also big assort
meat of child's handkerchiefs. •
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sweetheart than a fur sett. We have something special just now to
natural wolf, regular $40, for $27.50. •
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A. large variety of Ladies' Gloves Collars,
6w -eater Coats,. Laundry bags Belts, Hose, Ribbons, 41
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Genuine cut glass just in, Just the thing for. a Xmas pros. e
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We have a splendid variety of Silverware, in tea spoons, •
table speons, berry spoons, cold meet forks, knives and forks,•
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LOCAL NEWS.g bar- f
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gain L. Prang.
�• `���0 Mr. and Mrs. E. Merner and family See us a bout
"�� of Bayfield, visited relatives here on
Mrs. McCormick was ind ondoia on Sunday.
Monday, on business. Next week on Wednesday and
Mr and, Mrs E. Boysenberry visited Thursday, will be the next yisit of Dr
at the home of A. Desjardine, Grand 'E+ S. Hardie, dentist, to Zurich.
Bend, on Monday.
Wanted—$4000 on first mortgage
on farm in Hay towtship, money need -
last Saturday attending th.e funeral ed next March. Apply to A. F. Hess,
of the late John Finkbiner, Herald office.
Dr. E. S. Hardie, dentist, will pay his Bring your father's or mother's
next visit to Zurich on Wednesday and spectacles to F W Hess and Co: and
T have a gold frame put on them it will •
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Rev G F Brown was in Crediton
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hurseay, Dec, 16th and 17th, make a fine holiday present,
Lost -LA sum of money, in Zurich H. Ewen, 'who is employed with J.
on Saturday. Finder please lean a Deiohert as blacksmith, is moving his
same at this office, and receivere rOd, wife and family to town this week,
Mr Joseph Xipper, and sister, Miss and will occupy Mrs. Rannie's house
Fanny, of Biggar, Sask., are visiting with L. Foster,
their14-
parents and other relatives here. The Tri -Mu Brotherhood held their
F W Hess and Co., Jewellers, Are first public meeting last Monday
installing two new silent salesmen evening. A large number had assem-
showcases, and making other alters- bled to listen to an interesting dis-
tious in their store. ,. cession of a popular subject. The
Rev. W. 0. Millerand-Mr. T. Icy debate aroused immense interest, and
is but a forerunner of the many good
things to be presented weekly during
the winter months, Mr Wm O'Brien
and J Gallman were on the affirm-
ative, and J Preeter and Chas Fritz
on the negatiye side and everyone
did nobly in presenting their side of
the question, Next week the Pastor
will give an address on a timely
subject.
PIAD YOUR TAXES? '
In conversation with Mr, J.H. Sch-
nell, treasurer of Hay township, a few
days ago, he informed us that about
$18.000 of the 1914 taxes were still
outstanding, This seems remarkable
as only a few days are left is which to
pay the taxes, without paying interest
and the money should pour in from
now until next council meeting,
FATALLY BURNT
A terrible ai:cident oocizred At the
hone of Mr, and Mrs, E. Luther, of
Grand Bend, on Saturday afternoon
at about five o'clock when their 19
months old child was so badly burned
that it died a few hours laterr. It seems
the mother was in the barn milking
and left the children alone in the
house. On her return she found the
snail 'child's clothing in flames, and
before the fire was extinguished it was
fatally burned. How the clothes'
were ignited is a mystery.
IiABBRER--REICHERT
A. pretty wedding was solemnized
at St. Peter's Lutheran church on
Tuesday afternoon at five o'clock
when Miss Ellenore, slaughter of Mr.
A meeting of theWonen'sInstitube
and Mrs, Henry Reichert, of the Parr
lino became the bride of Mr. Edward
was held at the home Mrs Winaberer, hiss I reds Hn,bereecect
froffmaun on Wednesday lasThe asbriaesrn.ttia and ktr, Simnel 11.efchort
mee ting openedby singing the "Maple as groomsman. After the ceremony
Leaf Forever" after which routine the weddin
business was transacted. A paperbridey repaired to the
home of thee
"Proper spirit of Xmas Giving" was where a bounteous
ably presented by Mrs C Fritz. Dem- supper had been prepared, Mr. and
Mrs. Haberer will settle clown on the
ousbrations on Xinas suggestions groom's farm on the 4th concession,
were given by the members, A short where the best wishes of a host of
programme was rendered as follows,-- friends follow them.
Solo by Miss Carrie Gallnnanu, Trio
by the Misses Preeter, Siebert and
O'Brien. The meeting closed by
singing God Sage the King. •
2 Barrels of "Art cut, Glassware"
just arrived. Make good nsofnlgifts,
10 cents to 50 con is F W Ness and 00,
jr., attended the annual convention of
the laymen's missionary society of the
Lutheran church held at Waterloo on
Thursday of last week.
Last Tuesday evening at the Y 3? A
service, two most excellent papers
were given by Miss Keys, on
"Gems of my Reading," and "The
Christian and the Ballot" by Hiss
Veda Ci'ritz, Both made splendid
impressions,
Dr. McNally, district medical Health
Officer, gave an address to the local.
Board of Health on Thursday afternoon
Iast. The address was an instructive
one and during the course of hie ; re-
marks he gave much informational to
the care of slaughter houses,out hoes=
es, wells etc.
Remember the dates of the Christ-
mas Entertainments of Zurien;lvr y„r
gelicat S School, Deo 25th and 14th
Con, Dec 27th, respectively, Splendid
Cantatas at both schools will be pre-
sented, that are worth while going
to hear, Come and enjoy yourself
with others,
The Y P A of the Evangelical
church held their semi-annual Elect-
ion of officers last week which result-'
ed as follows;—President, Vera
Siebert, let Vice President, Peal
Wurtz, 2nd Vice Pres. Carrie Gellman
3rd Vice Pres Flossie Hartlieb, 4th
Vice Pres Muriel Preeter, Treasurer,
Hy Pfile, Organist, Gertrude Hartlieb
Ass't Organist, Leila Siebert, Librar-
ians, Earl Weide and Em Koehler,
Rubber and overshoe prices
before buying elsewhere er sending to a mail order
horse. Our stock is all new and we carry nothing
but No. 1 grade in every line so you buy with the
assurance of getting the best at prices that will defy
the competition of any mail order house and in add-
ition you have the advantage of seeing the goods
before you buy. A call will convince you.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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FRITZ. e Zurich 1
The Horne of Good Shoes
FARMS SOLD.
Mr. Samuel Dietz has sold his fine
farm on the Bronson line to Mr, Hy.
Clausius, who gets possession on
March 15th,1915. The farm con-
tains sixty acres and the price paid
for it is $4800. This Farm contains
the very best of land and the build-
ings on ib are of the very best and
11ir Clausius is getting one of the finest
homes on the Bronson line. We
understand that Mr. Dietz and family
will likely move to Zurich in the
spring.
John Jeff cy of the Babylon Line
has purchased the by acne fa,rit, en
the 11th, concession, from furs. S.
1Tcidingar, who recently purchased i1
from Mr. John llartman. Mr. Jeff-
rey.gets possession at once.
BORN.
Armstrong ---At Blake, on Dec 71h, to
Mr. and itrs. George Armstrong,
Ir., a son.
Ali 1.RRIED
1laberer. Eeirbort—A1 the Lutheran
church, on Tuesday Dec. .3th, by
:Rev. W. C. Miller, Miss Ellenore,-
daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Henry
Reichert, to Mr, Edward Ilaberer.
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CIIRISTMAS %VILL SOON
BE kIERE
and we are ready with a nice display of
Xmas Gifts and. Toys
Something to piease everybody, Also a nic ine
of Confectionery, such as
Candies, Nuts, Oranges,
Bananas, etc.
Give us a call
N. DOUGLAS
BLAKE
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Candies
We have a large assortment of all kinds of
Candies. See our boa -bon boxes for Xltuts.
Xmas Novelties
We have alarge stock of Xlna• 1;oveltiFk•s,
such as Cards Booklets, etc., to r'1`rnn { ='milt.
ai,rirdu and C
We handle only Connor's glean and Cakes,
made and baked in Clinton.
Raw and Stewed Oysters
L coding brands of Cigars
e1, lonniek's Restallrealt
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TAILO'°ED
CLOTHES
When 3, oia. buy a Tailored
Garment, you buy something
you can believe in utterly,
We believe i it thein oil -
,elves, we ltiir.)At, them thor-
oughly, and we cannot but be
enthusiastic about them.
Wear Tailored Clothes anal
you Will km* that they are
tlio bwst made, best designed,
best finished young uieuc.i
clothes o11.the market, arid.
we sell them because it is out
purpose to have reliable mer-
cliatidis j for ;'0li able peoli 0
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