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Vol. X.
e Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.g
FRIDAY MORNING'o MAR 25 1910.
Or Millinery Opening
will be held
IThurstry aturd'yi
1 of next week and following days
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MISS COLVIN
is again , charge this season, and has just returned
from the big openings in Toronto.
You Are Cordially Invited
to call ami look through our millinery department,
PRINTS
'A nicer line was i,ever
shown outside of a city. We
take special pride in our Vine
Iff of prints. Regular 10 ednt.t
and 12 cent's pints for 6 and
xi 10 cents. See our line of lawn in
:ill qualities. Price 5 tenth
Linen 5 u i i i card up.
Special value in India
All the newest shades in
nt. i ai.a,- .s . , �y'j-i.tens,,..10 ants a ..X4:5,.- is ..u,
`Iiittrn s'tiitiu„s. I n a llnl' vnUly 10 cts yd. Organdie.,
t:el)11 Goods. ecteon in While Wash
all qualities fiona 10 cts per
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,fx'INGI•ii..[AMS
Be sure and see our line
of ginghams. Extra value at
10 cts per yard. They are
going fast at this price.
MUSLIMS
yard up.
ill New Laces and Embroideries
Wo have the biggest stock of Laces and Ern-
broiderios e"t er shown by us, Coale in ond. flet,
them. 'ule1lcl('.nne4 laces aid insertions from. 1 cent,,
per yarci. up. CORSET COVERS—Special Corset
Co rer Embroidery worth 50 cents for 35 cts a yard.
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DRESS GOODS
Our new Dress Gooch:
are selling fa.t• All newest
shade, Old Rose, \Vistena,
Taupe, Cobalt, S.nnoke, Navy,
New Brown, Greys, Blacks
and Greens. Call an and see
Xt them before you buy.
Madras Curtains
We have the latest in
Madras Curtains. All shades
and designs. Colne in and
see this line before buying
your curtains. Price 1.2i up.
GRANITEWARE SALE
We are having a big Graniteware sale for
two weeks only. Special value in Grey Granite -
ware. See below.
Granite Tupper, 15 cents
et Sauce pans, 15 to 25 ets
,c Wash basins, 15 cts
" Pttdding pans 10 c4512uts
Sugar Making Supplies
PO, See us about sap pails, sap spiles, bits,
sap pans, etc. Let us give you figures on any
roofing or eavetrough jobs you intend having
Clone. Our goods are first class and prices
right.
Coil wire, barb wire, and Peer=
less fencing alwas in stock.
Granite Dish pans 50 cents
4, Pie plates 3 for 25 ets
Pres kettles 15 cts up
Ce Cups 10 .cents
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MIss.lilpM1aitt, of neer Exeter spent
Sunray -with Miss toy' tilt Book. •
'Mr,, .i. a. morner . shipped a , 6ar
or potatoes this wee s:.
Mien Lydia Faint visited London,
on Thuredtay^..
Mr. J. D, Meaner Of .lalnnira is in
lawn at present.,
See our new etrclesof hall papers,
Linolenrns end carpet'ts before you
buy. J" • Preetebr.
Id r. and Mras. lilenvr Brenner, of
Dawhwood visited relatives hare,
en Tneeei#y. "
Mrs. Ill rnbardt,. .nf Freston is
'rieiting hoe perente, ut the Luther -
Gal Parapmaige
Don't forget the %notion Palle in
Zurich nu Saturday afternoon. For
full,paarrioulars see liege 5.
Lost—On Friday evering a;, Meek
bid glove. Pinder will please leave
at thin office.
Mies Delay Wiggins of Magee
town visited at the of Mr.
and Mrre: C. Hartleib, over Sunday.
Mrs. 1.. 13aoekespt and It les
Matiltle Johnson arel ,e'di't; nee
ter with friends i,* Baden and
i3er3lu
lire.. W. I. b1:0an left on
Thursday morning Milverton
to visit bar eieter b;
over the 1Caster hole,
Mr,, B. S, Phillipa,
very aueoeesi'nl eale.ij
of the Farr Line, oy
Srertey and family
the West
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Fa. sts
ow
Millinery
Opening
Mar.
On Thursday
and Saturday,
24th & 261111.,
and following days
. under the Lauagexnent of
A, Good Up4o:date
1:sjiayo 1. AQ_
MISS GILBERT
inkbeiner, We invite everybody
onducteai.52,1 to visit this Opening
tdr. Steam',
eday. Mr.
moving to
Mr. Nicholas Ib, r Jr , has
leased Mr. George ; Broderick's
farm at the Babylon Line, for a
year and takes p)i• :•essit,n 1st
Apa In • x
A meeting of all interested
'Sin (Y t1 t'!_: rx, -. �,.e4 ''fit( be Ii -e
tit 1tau's Hotel ilex i r esi F 1
evening at 8 o'cloek sharp. A good
ristendance is requested.
An interesting, Easter program
will be rendered in the Evengelicu.l
church, t4. flan;' evening, the
Tho program l ill consist of solos,
"ado's, and
ybJdy in•
nneiiom roti
other fail 3 e1 .sE�
vited to attend
The Z,'lna s Chris. Jun Temper -
own.
Lee
A11
Farm, Pr -c sinal taleeen in exchange
T
7(7RTC1T
Arlen t?nion, met Icy- its regular
Sleeting R,'ell:e 'n afternoon,
.1larnh lute at t • iia of Mrs.
ry i1li:un:.
:1.`.:•A. • ' tr, most ably
conducted ti si,,,t d :otionai
vice, :after which 1e President
gave for the Et1uca 'anal part, a
sketch of that egri.at Apostle nt the
Lost Jerry 1ioAnley. The business
was then trap +•ted, after which
the meeting cinse,d with singing
the Temperance Doxology.
It is possible that the Salvation
Army in its immigration policy
may evolve a plan to render note-
worthy assistance in overcoming
the servant girl shortage in Can-
ada, by large importations of a
desirable class of young women
from the Old Country. Applica-
tions from households requiring or
desiring this class of help are
being received. so that on arrival
the newcomers could be allotted
their place at once,
The lecture given in tlne Evun
ielieal church h '1'nes day evening,
e.re PRONE 17
The Rev. A. D. (:tischier is assist-
ing Rev. Mr. Roan of Crediton in
revival meetings.
Miss 1?ingland whose term as teach-
er in the public school, has expired
was presented with a suitably en-
graved fruit spoon, by the scnolars
of the senior room.
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Dr. Oven's Surgeon, enlist
specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday, April est,
Hours all day. classes properly
fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail-
ing eyesight and throat troubles
•treated.
There are people who say, "It's u.
sin to smoke, to chew, and to
NOTICE. drink," and they'll backbite their
neighbor, criticize their preacher,
and blacken a mast's or a girl's
character without turning a hair.
The world is full of just such
people.
We have hardly parted with the
Merry Widow idea, and the bee-
hive and penthouse roof still defy -
every idea of good taste or common,
sense, says the Montreal Witness
when the notion that our women -
A inooting of creamery patrons
will be held in the Town Hall
Zurich, on Saturday March 2t,th
at 2 p. in.
A demonstration with the Bale
cock test will be given. Ladies
invited, Jno. H. Scott,
Pron. Exeter Creamery.
There should be more than
MI ordinary ..0od-speed" extended
n
antler the auspieics of the Young to the people who arc, urginga head gfolk will sear hhortl resemble ae to
the denizens of the barn
People's Alliance, was indeed a Juvenile Court where youthful r
rure treat to those who availed offenders could be dealt with yard. is let loose upon ns. On top
tontaminetin„ ill• of that bewildering horror there
themselves of the opportunity of
hearing the Rev. R. Elnbbe of
Exeter deliver his popular, educe.
tive, • and inspiring lecture on
"The 'PriannnThr Man," or the
Physical, 1nte11ee tn«l, and Spirit-
ual of side of man l'1r. Hobbs is
a forceful, earnest, and fluent
speaker, and it, lecturer of great
ability.
onions than of a deeire to reduce
A solemn and impressing service
the nooeseity of the etxirt —ExAll store accounts, Diving t.nn
was held on Sunday hast, palm Lutheran (.'hnirch —(end Friday estate of S. Rennie, must be nail
Sunday at St. Pe'ter''i Lutheran will bc' celebrated in con eneunora by April 1st 1910, or thee lv,il bo
church, when e, class, of thirteen tion of Christ's c;tncifision. A p)ut ine,n other hand for c•ol,e etion.
continuants was received into the (xerrnun service will be held at M, R. Rennie.
church, A large congregation was 10.30 a. in. Easter will 1'e eelebrat
present and a deap interest taken ed in commemoration of Christ's
in the service. After the ceremony rc'snrrectioi.n, rrhe.morning service
of confirmation Rev. 0, C. J. Maass will be conducted in German and
made an address to weleoxne the in the evening an Easter cantate
new members into the church and will be rendered by the choir. A
the Elders extended to thein the hearty invitation is extended to
right nand of Christian fellowship. all. In connection with the morn
Those in the class this year are, ing service holy communion will
Clarence, Deters. Ferdinand Schra.d- be dispensed. Prepa.rcetory service.
er, Elgin :ttess, Elul Schiibo, Albert on Saturday at 2 p. it ., and on
Thiel. Rifleman liallefie.isch, Ford- Sunday at 10 a„ m. 'fho iuilleetion
inane! Howa.hl. EIeni h '1`ltiel, Milos, of the morning service will be for
Thiel, Luella 'Turin, YJaella , ntissi,,nary and benevnlent perpert•
Walpeir, Acla 1 Tuan; Flossie es and the evening offering for One
ov.h,141. benefit of the church.
on.1.tle tine now comes the lnferi)'tttipn that
fluences of old and badly warped knitted eswl ornaments for hats
offenders The old system is brut•
alizin g and gives little hope of are also coining in They aro
reformation to the culprits who
:said to suggest horsehair sofa::,
have gone rastrey in their youth. anttimeeassar$, glass shades full uL
A public ('.otn•t rnetm bus a great lvuul flowers, and crocheted mate.
attraction for many but often the
interest is more of the Style of the
_NOTICE.
Auction Sale
at Zurich on Saturday, April 2nd,
at 2 o'clock.
1 ('iw, Massey Harris Binder, drill,
ween', bobsleigh, cultivator, hay
raise, plough, gang plow. scattier,
wood rack, and other articles.
TERMS :) 00 and under cash,
babinoe 8 months credit en aaperov-
ed joint notes. 4 percent off for
omen" on credit amounts.
J. II, s01.'C IITTLE,R, Frop