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The Official Organ of Zurich mid Ray Township.
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ZURICHs ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1906.
Winghan Business College
Individual iristuction
No vacation.
Gold medalists as teachers
Highest standard
Ask for catalogue
Modern business practice
Bookkeeping a specialty
Ugly towards sluggards
Shorthancl and typewriting
Interested in graduates
Newest office system
Enter any time
Students' literary society
Sympathetic teachers
Commercial correspondence
Ornamental penmanship
Learn telegraphy
Lucrative positions
Excellent text books
Gradinites successful
Enter "NOW."
GEO. SPOTTON - Principal
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Mr. Henry Magel left last Satur-
day for Detroit to visit relatives
and, friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Roth of New
Hamburg aro visiting at the home'
of R. Sehwartzentruber, Bronson
Line, Hay.
ID. S. Faust has just received a
largo range of fancy souvenir
dishes of the Main street of Zurich,
different views.
Dr. G. Sohoollig of Detroit was
here for a few days last week, vis-
iting his father, who is on the sick
list. He returned to Detroit on
Tnesday.
The auotion sale of horses, cattle,
dwelling houses, etc., of Messrs. J.
•.T,Mern&PLaront has been
ipoStponect tisSaturday, Nov. 24th,
at 1 O'clock, on account of the wet
'weather.
Mr, Jaynes Hagan was successful
in getting home a 3 -year-old steer,
purchased at Mr. Dowson's stale
last week. it took three days and
the combined efforts of as many
mon to get the unruly animal to its
new winter quarters.
Manitobe, Saskatchewan and the
North Weetern states were visited
by a disastrous Snowstorm last Fri-
day and Saturday. Trains were
stalled, and telegraph end tele
phone wire were torn down in all
directions.
The Rev. A. D Gischler organ-
ized a young people's normal class
which will meet every Thursday
evening at S p. in. The object of
the class is to awaken an interest
. in the Bible and aiding those who
are seeking for preparation in
teaching it. Class motto—"More
of Christ, more for Christ."
Mr. Chas. Troyer. tax collector
for Hay township, was in the vil-
lage on Tuesday collecting the 1906
taxes, The money did not come in
very fast, taxpayers seeming to
hang back for the later date, Mr.
Troyer will be in Zurich again on
the afternoon of Dec. 4th, when
the balance of the taxes should be
paid.
Only four weeks more to Christ-
mas.
Miss Boobies of Blake is learning
the tailoring at W. H. Hoffman.
Bring along your turkeys, ducks,
geese, chickens and hens, to D. S.
Faust, He is paying highest prices.
Mrs. Hebei of Colborne visited
at the home of Rev. A. D. Giiohler
last week.
Mr. Ed. Kalbfleisch, who has
been occupying Jacob Deichert's
dwelling, has moved in with Mrs:
Elizabeth Hess.
The merabers of the Junior Al-
liance of the Evangelical will ren-
der a literary program on Saturday
beginning at 1.30 p. m.
Mrs. Mary flowald, of the 14th
concession, has purchased 'the
residence owned by Mrs. Chris,
Hey, and has moved into it.
All parties still indebted to
O'Brien & Smitii must settle up by
Dec. lstsle06, or the accounts will
be given into other hands for col-
lection. W. O'Brien.
J. W. Hogarth of Hi]lsgreen
leaves S. S. No. 3, Hay, at the end
of the present year, having been
engaged to teach Eden School, S.
8 No. 4, Usborne, next year.
The shipping day for hogs pur-
chased by Mr. C. Eilber for Mr. G.
Dick has been ehanged from Mon-
day. to Thursday. The change will
make it more convenient for the
farmers.
$1..00 pays fbr TEE HERALD to
January, 190S. Now is the time to
subscribe, you can get it free for
the balance of 1906. It keeps you
well posted in the happenings of
Zurich and vicinity. Give it a
trial.
Cut this out and take it to J. J
1'ierner's store and get a free sump
le of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. For biliousness and
constipation they are nuequaled.
They improve the appetite,
strengthen the digestion and, regu-
late the liver and bowels.
Very little .is heard in the town-
ship re municipal matters thrts far,,
Everybody most be perfectly well
satisfieId with the way the town-
ship's affairs have been, conducted
during:the past year. For reeve
we have heard the names of P.
Lamont, W. Schmidt, L. Kalb-
fleisch and J. K. Goetz mentioned,
but nothing definite has as yet
been stated. Any of the above
gentlemen are well qualified to fill
the position in a capable manner.
The reeve -elect will be a member
of the county council next year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grob have
returned from a pleasant visit with
friends in Stratford and Milverton.
They report having had a good
tinie, and also had the pleasure of
seeing the 0, P. R. passenger train
on the new Guelph and Goderioh
line come in to Milverton,
on Wed-
nesday evening the 15th, they say
the interior of the coaches, were
beautifully furnished and lighted
by acetylene gas. Milverton is now
a booming town, having also a
branch the G. T. R.
DENOMY—DUCHARME.
A pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Ducharrae, Bronson Lineon Tries -
day last when their dang'liter, Miss
Josephine, became the bride of Mr.
Edward Denomy, of the Sauble
Line. The ceremony was perform-
ed in the R. 0. church, Drysdale,
Rev Father Loiselle officiating. The
bride was supported by her sister,
Miss Mary, and the groom by his
brother, Philip Denomy. Mr, and
Mrs. Denowy will make their home
on the Sauble Line, Hay. We join
'with their many friends in extend-
ing congratulations and good wish-
es to the young couple,
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Good Jersey cow for ;sale. Get
particulars at this
C. Hartleib has placed tt, • furnace
in ,T. J. Merner's newSreSidence.
The Sunday Scheele of the
church are already preeering for
the Christmas festivals,'
Miss Mabel Mohring of Benmiller
visited at the home of Mr. Henry
Oitwein over Sunday,
Ed. Wurna, who has ,been work-
ing in Crediton dnringthe sumnaer,
has returned to his home here.
A number of our teeters were
up along the Bayfield River on
Monday and succeeded in bagging
four rabbits.
Mrs. Chas, Shoemaker. and
daughter, Miss Sadie, returned on
Tuesday from visiting relatives in
Hawksville, Ont.
Mrs. Howald, Sr., who has been
living with her son, Jaeob, for
sense time, -left recently for Ne-
braska, to spend some time with
her daughter.
Tho squeel of the porker is again
heard throughout the lands The
people of this vicfnity have their
annual butchering clay and store
away the meat for use (luring the
winter.
The weather the past week was
very disagreeable, a cold drizzling
rain falling most of the thne. In
the Northwest they are having
their first winter, over tWo feet of
snow has fallen.
Dr. OVENS, M. D. London
Surgeon, eye, ear and nose, will be
at the Queen's Hotel, B.ensa,11, on
Thursday, Dec. 6th. Hours 4 30
p. in. to 9 p. m. Glasses properly
flitted for relief of falling vision,
Gestrain, headaches, etc. Deafness
and nasal catarrh treated. 23tf.
A large quantity of fosil is being
marketed in the village Oitring the
past few weeks. Dncks tiled geeso
are fairly plentiful, fuOeys are
very scarce and. foneteetVlats per
pound is being paid. 1 rnei• fowl
for the market is a ale in -
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Praventics, as the man
prevent ail Colds and Grfppe when
'taken at the sneeze stage," Pre-
ventics are toothsome candy tablets
Preventics dissipate all colds quick-
ly, and taken early when you. first
feel that a cold is corning, they
check end prevent them. Preven-
tics are thoroa&rbly safe for child-
ren, and as effectual for adults.
Sold and recommended in 5 cent
and 25 cent boxes by 3 J Merner.
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ZURICH'S UP=TO=DATE STORE.
have a large display of the choicest Chinaware
Dinner 3 ; Tea setts,
Water setts, 4 piece setts,
Toilet setts, Berry setts,
Fancy La.mps and small
fancy China Dishes.
Do not fail to see these Dishes.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange.
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Shoe call on me, I can suit you.
A large selection to choose from.
Make your selections early. A.
full stock of Rubbers on hand.
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This week we are offering another of our special snaps. We just (,leancd up another
line of 32 inch Flannelettes, fancy stripes, sold in the regular way at 8 cts per yd. Or
price while they last will be 5 cents per yard. These goods will arrive in a few clays and
we would ask anyone in. want Of this class of goods to see the quality and prices before buy-
ing elsewhere
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LANKET SALE,
We are showing a large line of Wool and Flannelette Blankets in all sizes and quali-
ties at Rock Bottom Prices.
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We have just taken into stock another lot of nice new up-to-date Fur Ilufs. Our
trade in this line has been the largest by far in the history of our business, and this fact
alone goes to show that our prices are right and qualities unEurpassed. If in need f anything
in the line of Furs, Ladies and Arens Far Coats and Fur Lined Coats, Caps. Et,-., -we have
them. Call and get prices.
REVISED PRICES IN HARDWARE,
We have of late gone through our Elarawara st-nk anl have ma -L."1:31 tilesprice o.i
.many lines away down. If in need of anything in this line give us a call and you will g.)
away satisfied that you can buy your Hardware at Preeter's Big Store, just a little cheap-
er than elsewhere, and dont forget that we handle the best lines of Stoves manufactured )en.
Canada. We have them at all prices. Call and see them.
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HARDWARE ce GENERAL MERCHANT
ZURICH, "" ONTARIO
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