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The Official Organ of Zurich
Hay Township.
Vol. VIII.
ZURICH, TIT., FRIDAY,
NOV. 1 5, 1907.
Nos 16lY
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Commercial Correspondence
among our students at Wing -
ham, Clinton, Walkerton,
Orangeville and Goderich. We
have incorporated the counsels
of our TWELVE BROADLY
EDUCATED, WIDELY EXPER-
IENCED TEACHERS. Gregg
Shorthand taught by a Graduate
of the Author, John R. Gregg,
Individual instruction. We in-
vite comparison and close in-
vestigation.
OUR MAIL COURSES TEACH
YOU IN YOUR OWN HOME.
Write for particulars.
CLINTON 13USINESS COL-
LEGE.
Daniel E. Eby, Vice Prin.
GEO. SPOTTON - PRINCIPAL
—ROYAL—
Glycerated Balsam of Fir
For Coughs and all Affect-
ions of the Throat and
Bronchial Tubes.
There is no remedy so sure
speedy. For Sale by Dealers.
D, S. Faust has a good range of
men's and boys' winter caps.
Miss Alma Brenner of Dashwood,
visited friends here, over Sunday.
See our lines of axes and cross
cut saws. All first-class goods, J.
Preeter.
Mr. John Kipper has taken a
position with L. Prang as black-
smith.
Philip Bedard will occupy the
house recently vatted by Mr. John
Mitteiholtz`
Rev. A. D. Gischier will conduct
the . services at the Evangelical
church, on Sunday.
LOST—On Sunday evening, in
Zurich, a back comb. Finder please
leave at this office..
The first shipment of apple jam
from Merner's factory, was made
to Japan, this week.
$1200.00 to loan. Private funds,
on good mortgage security. Apply
to E Zeller, Zurich.
Miss Phoebe Rickbeil, Miss Jen-
nie Hardy and Miss Morlock of
of Exeter spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Rickbeil.
Mr. Jacob Haberer left on Wed-
nesday for Toronto, to view the
fruit show and to attend the bee-
keepers' meeting.
Messrs. F. W. Hess and Ed. Axt
were down to the pinery last week,
or after ducks. Fred says there are
more decks in Zurich than at their
old hunting grounds.
/c LOCAL NEWS.
New ads —J. J. Merner, D. S.
Faust, P. Bender, H. Well.
Wool and cotton blankets, D. S.
Faust has a full range.
D. S. Faust is making a big re•
duction of ladies' and children
coats.
A car of hest American coal oil,
has been received this week at J.
J. Merner's store.
Mr, toad Mrs.' J: ,r„,.'Rath are; visit
ing reIatives'in Michigan, Walker-
ville and Bello River.
Messrs. C. Fritz and John A .
Truemner spent a few days this
week, duck hunting below Grand
Bend.
Mr. Henry Brennerman of New
Hamburg, and Mr. Chris. Bechler
of Tavistock are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
We have just put into stock a
new line of men's neckwear and
suspenders. See them before you
buy, J. Preeter.
If yon are looking for a stove or
range this fall, be sure and see the
Peninsula. Every one fully guaran-
teed as perfect bakers and fuel
savers Buy no other. J. Preeter.
Mr. J. J. Merner will move
temporarily into Dr, Wilson's
dwelling until Mr. John Schnell's
dwelling is cempleted, when he
will move into the D. Steinbach
house which he leased from Mr. S.
Rannie for a term of years.
The choir of the. Evangelical
church presented their • leader, Mr.
Milne Rennie with a handsome
fo',4 on;s•li",w k �Sgt%
se atfon."was mane at Mr. 1.annie's
home, and a 'pleasant social even-
ing was spent by the members of
the choir.
A public meeting w i11 be held in
the Town Hall, Zurich, on Thurs-
day Nov. 21, at 7.30 p. m, to
speak on Dominion politics. The
speakers will be B. B Gunn, M. P.
P., I3. Etlber. M. P. P.. Dr. Ches-
holm, M. P.. of Wingham, and
Andrew Brodier, M. P., of Wallace -
burg. 16-1
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Dr. Ovens, Surgeon, Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Friday Nov 29th. Hours
4 to 8 p. m. Glasses properly fitted,
Catarrh. deafness, and failing eye-
sight treated.
Messrs. F. W. Hess and John H.
Sehuettier left for a few days'
shooting below the Bend. John
left his gun at home, but as he is
handy with a club the poor ducks
will '-get it in the neck” just the
same.
Mr. H. Well received the sad
news on Wednesday of the death
of his sister Louisa, (Mrs Hnns-
perger) which took place very
suddenly, at Cathismet, Washing
ton. Her age was 6S years and 2
months.
Mr. John Mittelholt%. who bas
been employed in the Hesall Flour
Mills, has moved with ass.family
to Hensel].
on Monday. We are
sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Mittel-
holtz as residents of our town, but
wish them success and prosperity
in their new home.
The Lutheran Parsonage, is un-
der -going repairs at present. The
old wood furnace is being taken
out and a coal furnrce put in and
other improvements made. The
new pastor of the oongregation,
Rev. Maras of Preston, is expected
to arrive in a few weeks.
goods, call at D. 5. Faus wast,
Mr. J. J. MernerLondon
on Wednesday, on Sorting -up
trip.
For men's and boys' p vercoats.
Call at D. S. Faust; giving a
big snap. and
Mr. Louis Jeffrey family in-
tend moving. into Mr, Gottlieb
Merner's Block.
Mr. J. J. Mernerose down
the evaporator this and will
not take any more
Mr. Robert Deer ofh, visited
George
with Mr. and Mrs. Clausins,
and other friends h s week. busine
A man can run a ss with-
out advertising and n wink at
a girl in the dark—hitt em' hat's the
use?
Poultry Wanted—Wewill take
poultry every Tues nd Wed-
nesday, beginning week, J.
Preeter.
Mr. E. O. Weber rhe, will
A.
address the Y, P. meeting on His
Tuesday evening. subject will
be "Grit, Grace and. enbacks."
All are invited.
Mr. J. J. Merner has been eon -
fined to the house nearly all last.
week through illness, but is able
to be out again.
Mr Chris. Bechler announces
that his chopping mill at Blake,
will run every Tuesday and Fri•
day, through the winter.
Mr and Mrs. L. Rader, Mr, end
Mrs. E. Rader, of Sarepta, and
Mrs. Samuel Hey of Dashwood,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Schenck, Sunday last. ,
Early risers on Monday morning
noticed a bicycle track in the snow.
The "spoor" commenced at a house
in town and went in an easterly
direction on the Zurich road. As
the snow commenced to fall after
3 a. m. the question arises, what
time did the party say good -night
and which one of the three young
ladies is responsible for prolonged
visit.
An important business change
took place here this week, where-
by Mr. Herman Well, who has
been in business here since the
year 1873, disposed of his furni-
ture and harness business to Mr.
Charles Hartleib Mr. Well re-
tains the organ and piano business
and will give this part of the busi-
ness his attention. Mr. Hitrtleib
also secures the stand on the cor-
ner for $1200 00, and his intention
is to build en addition to accom-
modate his hardware business.
An unusual thing occurred o n
the farm of Mr. Moses Geiger, a
few nights ago when some clogs
worried five pigs that he had run-
ning in his orchard. One of the
pigs was killed and two others are
likely to die. Mr. Geiger states
that the night previous he had to
get up and chase sonic dogs from
his herd of cattle. Is it not time
that the tax on clogs be reimposed
by the Council? There are dozens
of worthless, half -fed dogs kept
that seem to be of no use except
to make trouble, and the sooner
they are put otit of existence the
better.
Highest market prices paid for
all kinds of Dressed Poultry
and all Farm Produce
S. Faust, Zrich
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Of seeing our splendid stock of Fall Goods in all lines. Never before has our, large store been fi.illecl
with such money saving values. We purchased in the best markets algid have the satisfaction of
knowing that ey cry article we sell is genuine and worth the money we ask for it.
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GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Caps
We have the very newest in Fur -lined Caps. See our
line of jockey shapes, very stylish and dressy.
Overcoats
Our line of Overcoats for fall and winter wear is com-
plete with all the latest styles and cloths. Toppers, plain
Black Beavers, Fancy Tweed Ulsters, Fur Coats and Fur -
lined Coats, and Cravanette Coats.
Gloves & Mitts
A. full line in Buck, Horse, Mocha and Pigskin, All guar-
anteed good wearers and good fitters. Prices Right:
Underwear •
We handle the celebrated WOOLNAP. All
unehrinkable. Special values in other lines.
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Dress Goods
We have the largest, best assorted and most up-to-date
stock of Dress Goods ever shown in Zurich, and at prices
that cannot be beaten. They are selling fast but we still
have an immense variety to choose from. GIoves, Scarfs,
Clouds, Hose, Underwear, etc., in endless variety.
Ladies' Coats
We still have a good selection of Ladies' Coats left in
black and fancy cloths.
Blankets
We have a full line of Flannelette and All Wool BIan-
kets. These are splendid g,00ds at right prices.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
A full lisle of Ranges and Heaters. Buy.a PENINSULA and you uy the e t that
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buy. A. beautiful line of Hanging Lamps just received. Lanterns, Axes,
c.
Market Prices for Dutch Setts, Dried Apples, and Farm Produce of alt . kinds
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