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The Official Organ of Zurichncl Hay Township.1
Vol. X.
FRIDAY. MORNING, AUG. 20, 1909,
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LOCAL NEWS.
•Mr. Norman Kibler o Listowel
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Susie Johnson returned
home, after spencling'a week with
friends near Bayfield.
Mrs. J. B. Dennis of Galt is visit-
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Holtzman.
Mr. S. Rennie is showing signs
of improvement from his severe
illness. •
Miss Clara Wenzel of Detroit
visited at Mr, 0, Eilber's, last
'week.
Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Johnson and
family of Clinton, are visiting at
the home of Mr. Thos. Johnson,
Miss Graham and Miss Burk of
Cleveland, are visiting with Mrs.
J. J. Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Merner of
Elmira are in town. They returned
recently from a trip to Europe.
Miss Tillie Well of Toronto is in
town this week, visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Well.
Eight young pigs for sale. .Ready
to be taken away any time. Apply
to John Hey Jr., Zurich.
Mr. and Mrs, John Foster, of
• Pigeon Mich., are visiting the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. H. Warm and
other relatives and friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs, 3. Smith of Detroit
paidMr. C. Trnemner and Mr. S.
G. Merner a flying visit in their
auto, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. • Hemberly of St
Louis, and Miss Cleve, Wild of
Nokomis Illinois. visited. on Tues.
day with Mr. and Mrs. George
Campbell.
There will be a Public Mass
Meeting in the Evangelical Church
14 con. on Monday evening com-
meneing.at 8 o'clock, r-leizzibc2ti
is in
Miss Flossie Merner of the 14th
Con., is visiting with friends in
Milverton.
Mrs. Turner and two children of
Stratford, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. D, Book.
Messrs. C. Hartleib and A. F,
Hess were Detroit visitors,. over
Sunday.
Mr, Norman Prang entertained a
number 'of young people at the
home of Mr. Conrad Truemnor on
Thursday evening last. An enjoy-
able time was spent in music,
games and other amusements.
The Indian runners did not put
in'an appearance on Friday even-
ing, so a two mile race was put on
between Riokert of HenSall and
Schroeder one of Zurich ball
players, the former winning by,
about, 5 yards.
The statement is made, on
apparently good authority. that no
newspaper proprietor, editor, pub
lisher, 'manager or printer is now
or ever has been a resident in
Kingston penitentiary or in the
Central Prison, Toronto. - Not a
bad record for the great Fourth.
Estate .
S. 0. S. Celebration at Seaforth.
Tho Sons of Scotland are having a
big celebration in Seaforth on
Wednesday next, Aug, 25th.
Special features are the Huron
Marathon race, bioycle races; the
Kilties Band of Lucknow, local
races, etc. Baseball match. Goder-
ich vs Mitchell. Grand con-
cert in the evening. when Eddie
Biggott will be assisted by the
Kilties Band andpipers and dancers.
Single rates on all railways.
BOWLING.
On Friday afternoon two rinks
Miss Mabel Wilhelm has return-
ed home, after an extended visit
with Miss Flossie Merner, and
other friends and relailyeiL, •
Remember the Pnblie Mass Meet-
ing in the Town, Hall -this (Friday)
evening at 8 o'clock. The public is
most heartily invited Conic I,
Mr. 3. Leslie Kerr '0 lgr- Of..t4.0
Bluth Standard, gavel,. g'Ittiti,r,t414
friendly call, on Frid
Mr. Kerr is a Meif
Clinton baseball teal.
his first visit to Zurich
Now is the time to
choisest feod-hone,
has a good supply at_1-4
prices :--1No 1, extrk6,
llr, including
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doz, No 2, $1.39. Buu1
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A good exhibition -as • "
put up here on Friday
occasion being the,'
with Clinton. TO V'
good on both sides: an
been for a few costly , 4
team and a number of
decisions by the umpi
feat -would have been
another victory. AO;
mado 7 runs, they
three safe hits ' off
certainly speak S well
ing. Tasker, the via.;
has improved since
Clinton and did fin
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ced by the visitors, tc
the best they played o
There was a good turn
tators, the gate receip4.
to over $45.00. It; itli);
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Church spent a pleasant afternoon
at the home of Mr. Oswald Fisher
on Wednesday, the occassion
being the celebration of the 84th
birthd ay of his mother, Mrs.
'Christopher Fisher. An interesting
program was rendered after which
the ladies sat down to a dainty
lunch prepared by the members of
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5urmer tress Goods
Our stook- of summer Dress Goods
has been the talk of town, and our se-
lection still comprises some of the most
fashionable lines. We cordtally invite the
ladies to call And, look through. our Mus-
lins, Linens, Voiles, Silks, etc. You can
save dollars by making your purchase
here.
Baby Carriages Etc
We are offering some special values
in baby , carriages, go—carts, exprefis
wagons etc. All new goods and strong-
ly 'built,
See us about your eavetroughing, roofing, or
guaranteed first class. All kinds produce wanted.
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We are sole agents for the .Fa-
mous Plymouth Twine.
Best by Test.
Gold Medal, 650 feet to pound.
Silver Sheaf, 600 "
Plymouth Special, 550
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We desire to call the, attention of
the men to our Summer Suits. Why not
keep cool during the hot weather by
wearing suitable clothes. We have a
large stock to select from at prices rang-
ing from $8.00 to $15.00. They are ulnae
up in the latest styles and cloths. Call
in and look over thena.
•We also carry a large stock of boys'
and youth's suits. See our stock of men's
shirts, newest and coolest, belts, collars,
ties, socks, etc.
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