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Vol. X.
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FRIDAY' anoRNirkla MAR': 11, 19l0.
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We are ready for you with
the bigggestand most up to date fi
stock of New Dress Goods, new
Prints, neva' iiingha s, new Car=
pets, new Rugs, new Uinoleu s,
etc., ever shown in Zurich. Our
spring stock is now nearly C0111=
piete and we invite the ladies of
Zurich and vicinity to call and
look over our goods.
§ PRINTS
0 A nicer line was rover
shown outside of a city. We
take special pride in our line
0 of prints. Regular 10 cents
isi and 12 cents prints for 8 and
14 1(t cents.
§ Linen Suitings
All the newest slueles in
linen suitinge. • Afe0 a• line
.election in White Wash
0 Goods.
GIMGHL'1IdliS
Be sure and see our line
of giughante. Matra value at
10 cis per yard. They are
going fast at this price.
TJ L,INS
See our line of lawns in
:t11 qualities. Price 5 cental
yard up.
Special value in Tnd'a
Linens, 1.0 ee1tt ,a, yd. :lenin.
smile,' 10 its yd. Urgnndtc-',
ailequalitieei faonr 10 cts per
yard up.
New Laces and Embroideries
We have the biggest stock of Laces and Ein-
l)roicleriec ewer bilOWtl by us. Come in and see
them. \ nlencir't)ue.-+ 1:ii cs and insertion', fr'oi)'? 1 ceiit
per ard up. CORSET. COVERS—Special Corset
Co ,-a:'r Embroidery worth.50 cents for ,a.i (s a yard.
DRESS GOODS
Our new Dress Goods
are yelling fact. All newest
shades, Uhl Rose, `Pistons,
Taupe, Cobalt, Smoke, Navy,
New Brown, Greys, Blacks
and Greens. Call in nn.1 eee
there before you buy.
Madras Curtains
We have the latest in
Madras Curtains. All shades
and designs. Conte in and
see this line before baying
your curtains. Price 1 2 6 up.
ORRNITEWARE SALE
We are having a big Graniteware sale for
two weeks only• Special value in. Grey Granite -
ware. See below.
(.zranito Dippers 15 cents
<, Settee pans, 15 to 25 cts
r, Wash basins, 15 e.ts
<< Pudding pans 10 & 12r;ts
Granite Dish pans 50 cents
" Pic plates 3 for 25 cts
rz Pres kettles 15 ets up
°C Cups 10 cents
S gar Making Supplies
See us about sap pails, sap spiles, bits,
sap pans, etc. Let us give you figures on any
roofing or e. avetrough jobs you intend . having
done. Our goods are first class and prices
right.
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Coil wire, barb wire, and Peer=
less fencing alwas in stock.
PRODUCE OF A .L KI EJ TAKEN
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Miss Aline Johnson is visiting
friends in .Clinton.`
Mr. Mathias Wnrpajbas disposed
of his farm to his e031 Louis.
See our crown prince range With
high shelf, for (tort' or wood; at
$26.00, at l3artleib's.
Miss Arletta Walpt Is in Strat-
ford this week, attending the
weddingof her oCtusin.
Suits matte to order at $12.00
equal most $15.00 snits you Can
find anywhere.
Rev A. D. Giscliier ;end Rev. E.
I3, Bean will exchange pulpits,
next Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, J. Schmidt and Mrs.
C. Tourny of St. Lo cis visited at
the Lutheran parsonage, last week.
If you want to get a snap an
coiled or barb wire, see us. We
bought 25 tons at oxae crack, at
13artleib's. .r
(,.nod frame house, good frame
stable„ and lot containing over an
acre for sale Price $1000,00.
Apply to JCI. Zeller, Zurich.
Mr. john vdalper, who recently
returned from Whtte River, has
accepted a position in Jones and
May's store, Exeter.
Miss Colvin. of Brusens has re-
filmed to take charge of Pr:eeter'st
millinery department for the
spring and summer setgbn.
P Bender, the shoeu'ttia received
spine of the nicest arid eltennest
stock in Ladies' ozfort's rind high
button shoe. a that 31av ''ever been
shown in Zurich.
Mrs. Louis Durand, .evltn has
been visiting with her parents,
Mr and Mrs J a t::lana?1,1, for
some months, left onti ednesday
r her fight; tilt,. t? -r
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l5i8SS GOODS We have placed an. immense
Stock of the latest Dress Goods. We invite
you to visit this Store before you purchase.
The leading shades in dress goods -,--shepherd
check, tan, reseda, taupe, navy, brown, myr-
tle, red, and black.
NEW PRINTS Etc. The best patterns ever
shown in Zurich. New striped Mulls at 1`?Ac
a yard, ill colors—tan, rose, cream, mauve,
grey and black.
Latest Novelty.. Louisine, in blue and sham
Ne ►'cr Art Muslins New Embroideries
New Allover Laces in white, ecru and
black
New laces. mercerised torcllon and
Valenciennes Linen Suitings
The newest shades in linen fur suits
NEW LII�OLETi31.:CS—Swell designs. 2 and 4 yards wide
NEW WALL PAPERS for Spring
DIR +'CTOIBE CORSETS 20 inches in length. The new corset
for the new princess dresses
MADRAS CURTAINS --aa full range of these new muslins
BROCADE LININGS in black, ereurn and grey
RED SPREADS—White spreads $1.25, $1..60, ;;2.50 and ; 2.75
ic,n's Waterproof Coats A new line of thea s
A. Anary�:�a„tY'� to �k'i[avN'ihei' t'ft`1.1 Sw�Ii,, �l d'w '1 C'PT1.., <,'naraftc,(.(1 tit tom
.. ..a w 0„*. x, ' Or ,.>waterproof Coats. ��.:r'�,. ��.c:_. 1�len: s �z z� calcite,
1�+(: t 3 tt 'M t ri e r
examined in ltreseilce f ' the con.
gre:nation on Sunday emir ning. The
s:nhject of examination heir) the
2nd Article of the Apoetles'1,Urred.
.A very entimei,tt tic meeting of
those interested in basebs.1l was
held in Fritz' shop last Pricday
evening. The larospcots for the
001111n Season aro very bright anti
1r,; all a.ppeurane s at. first 010.5stenni will be pot into this field tLi4
scar. Th rt1e,•til ;a e' ;Officers 1•e•
grilled a follows: Hon. Pres., Dr.
B. A ( ,mph ll ; lion. 1'iee•Pres.
.1. 1'. lista ; Pres, E. Zeller : Vire
Pres , .1. l'reeter : Manager, C
Fritz, Captain. E 1). i%Turni ; Sec, charge of the Tnillinery departnhent
Tress . Andrew Iless; ]Executive at 1). S. lauait.
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f'r,111ittee, A. Elathoffer, T. L A number from here attended
V` ural, M. R. Rannie, • • a. perry at Dir. Ed Stelcks' loth
An Farm Produce taken in exchange
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PIIO.NE 17
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`alis (.�ilt,ert has again taken d Mr John Deic':hert is back
Mr. George. Simeon. whose death Con., on Monday evening.
took place on Sunday evening, after
a lingering illness. removes an-
other old resident of this section.
13e was in the sixtytifth, year or
hi a age, and leaves a widow, five
sons and four dnughtere :to mourn
his (loath. The deceased .Was or as
quiet disposition anal Was well
thought of by his neighbors rand
by those who knew him best. • The
funeral took places 00 :Wednesday
afternoon, the interment tatting
place 'in the Lntherutt 'Cemetery.
Inc'many friends of the family ex.
at
I he; trade again and is working in
IlolInut,u's tailor shop.
A car loss of potatoes wanted
1 at once at .1. 3, Merger', general
(store.
l —We went
For a neat and np•to•dtato spring 1 one c r ctw�c Ttl
omillineryapprentices
shoe, call at I'. Bender's. Prices I at once. J. l'reeter.
reasonable. i 1111•. Hobert Douglas ofSaskatoon ,
I have a place for $ 000.00 on'sllillped a car of horses from Kip -
farm mortgage at 5 per cent inter. I pen station on Thursday,
est. Apply to E. Zeller, Zurich.' l
I 0. Ha rt.leib sold 5 set of harness
It you want to buy factors; to a party near Parkhill. who move -
harness don't pay big prices. See I et1 to tun ('an:a.i1ui Nortlt Went.
our single.. harness for 10.00, at ; D. 5 Fanet leas jfast received the
liaartleib's• 'latest in dressbiittonw black, navy
WANTED—Good girl to do gen.! brown, grey and light blue. Call
oral Housework and help with.two and see then.
tend the sincerest sympathy to small children. No washing. ,1.1 Mrs. Mullan:; of 13enniiller,
thein in their loss, • a month. Apply Mrs. Uarrison, daughter of Mrs. Henry Ort.wein
Mre and Mrs. Robert Arnlsatrrong Bank of Commerce, Exeter, died. on Tuesday afternoon and was
of the Goshen Tette.14tnnley, mourn Next Sunday service in the buried on Thursday.
the death of their son Robert :Evangelical church will he can- Thr. Woolen's Christian Temper -
Milton, a bright ywntg fellow of ducted in the interest of the ante Union will naret. Wednesday
10 years and 5 nlontlia, which sad .Ladies Aid. .A special anniversary afternoon March 1 f tb. at the home
event took place en Thursday sermon will be preached in the of Mrs. Moses Geiger.
last The boy woe.; in. his usual evening by Rev. E. H. Bean No one should. miss this iin t•,-
Everybody invited. data le'tim-e, bristling with truth,
The old and yet ever new soul sparkling. with humor and ;strong
stirring song "'1'he Holy City" was in its straight to the nark state.,
rendered as a solo in Sit. Peter's rnents. Remember the date.
Lutheran church on Sunday night, Dt'. Oven's Snrgeon, ()enlist
by Mrs. 0. Tourny of St. Louis. • specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
The young lady who is an aceom- Hensall, on Friday, April lst.
plislled musician, was twe0n:wani.ed flours all day. all asses 1>rr r rls'
in'a masterly way by Miss Ida, fitted, Catarrh, dettfnos,tai?-
Sippel. ; ing eyesight and throat troubles
orae of the most sucoessfui I treated,
auction sales that was ever held in Anyone baying stock or other
t fn' ranlliiilaatinn sats
health on the ?'enlay previous,
although the disease, diabetes, hadno doubt been in his system for
some time previonS. As . soon as
he was taken ill medical aid wits
surnnonecl and every attention
given that was pasi.ibla,„bnt to no
avail, and be was oaken away es
above stated.
Milton was a general favoritewith his school churns and his
present teacher Mite; Jean' Camp-
bell feels keenly the loss of a
bright scholar, His former teach- the vicinity of Exeter was hold on i i) 7Peri li Saturday the 26th ins,.,
or Mr. Del' aty, who ecus nnn.ble to Lot 15 Con 'Stephen, on Wed. 1
mine to the funeral owing to i11. nostlay March 2, by Mrs. las. should not forget to send their
nesse forwarded a letter of ooudol• • Ford, One pair of s
pring colts'1 j !list
v b to
thio, office
or to Ml Fred
ence and spoke in the lhigb.est mouths old, brought m 280 50. Ont.. '? " y 1
s.
terms Of Milton's bright and manly Brood mare sold for $250,00. One shale.
disposition, The funeral was bold driving; horse sold for $182.001 Mr. John Gaselio of the 1•lth
on Saturday, to Btty'tield • cemetery I Cows•sold from $43 to, $55.00. and 1 Con has purchased a hall' interest
arid w as lax gely utteuded. 'rile everything else in proportion. ; in Mr. Moses Gaaseho's flour feed
parents, who are well ,ltnown ' and The scale altogether realised over and grocery business and the new
highly respected. . Have die fi1ncere x 2000.00. The farm was also sold firm will put in. a completeandsympathy of the residents. of this to .Tats. Willie for, $1.1000 00 13. S. a up•to-date stock, anti the' invite a
town and vioinity. iii their, irrtl 1'liillalt, rauotioneer of tai' ter, ;share of ,your business, All order;
pureb'.e Ions. wielded the hammer. i promptly Intel and delivered.