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The Official Organ of Zurich; aril ;, Hay Township.
Vol. VIII.
FRIDAY MORNING, 'FEB 14 1908..
Nos 28s
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Danel E. Eby, Vice Principal.
Gno.iSrorrov, - Principal.
Mr. W. C. Callfas, visited Exeter,
on business on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Durand, left
for their new home out West, on
Tuesday.
Hereafter Dashwood will be a
centre for. holding entrance ex-
aminations.
We have just received a special
line of New prints at 5 eents per
yard. J. J. Merner, Zurich.
Mr. John Brown, of near Pigeon
Mich., returned. on Friday evening
to his home at the Goshen Line.
Miss Ethel Williams who is at-
tending Ladies' College at St -
Thomas, spent Sunday at her home
here.
Mr H. J. Billings informs Tap
HERALD that the Molsons Bank
will open for business to -day (Fri -
clay.)
Miss Ethel Williams who was
attending Alma College was called
away to E emptville owing to the
illness of her sister Mrs. R. H.
FARM FOR SALE Whiteside.
Mr. Stephenson of London sue -
140 acres being lot 22 and part of 23, seeded in organizing a C. O.
Con 12 Hay, on which there is an up.to lodge here and the initial meeting
data brick house, with galvanized roof;
new bank barn with straw shed 40x74 and
40x40; two overflowing wells; good or-
chard; 15 acres hardwood. bush. Every
thing in goodshape; 14, miles from Zurich.
A nice home. Terms easy. Apply C. L•
was held at the Dominion House,
on Tuesday evening.
Tho thermometer at F. W. Hess'
residence registered 29 below zero,
on -Sunday. The lowest record
Mr. Samuel Rennie tool a., trip
to Goderieh an Wednesday.
Messrs A. Mittelholtz and God-
frey Nicholson, have pnrd1iasecl. a
butcher business in CredlIon and
expect to start business sliortly.
Mr. Sam Merrier, spenta few
days with Mr. Wan. Fee during the
storm. Sam is not only 6, thresher
but an expert butcher, MrS. Thiel
was also a guest of the party dur-
ing the butchering.
Mrs. J. P. Handl, will give an
address in the Evargellral;, church,:
in connection • with the• 'Sunday
School, next Sunday afternoon.
Several of the children will sing
dressed in Japan costumes; Come
and hear thein.
The Bell Telephone Co is getting
ready to issue their New Directory,
and any one. wanting' connection
in town with the Farmer's Tele-
phone Line. should have their con-
tracts completed at once. Call and
see E. Zeller, local manager, Zurioh.
About a dozens young people
from Exeter were entertained by
Mr and Mr. Fred. Witwer,
on Wednesday evening and a
most enjoyable evening was spent.
A few young people from town
also attended and all report a
pleasant time
Mona, or C Zi i..ta aa, Zurich. that 1+1r. Hess has on record was Saturday last was a.; iVt :y• av n
25 below on Feb. 32th 1809. town, after a very dnll:*�eek. Far -
ea Owing to the storm the W. 0. mers bad to come - out for the
'�'�`�"^r" � ' ��'��7 T TT had d t postpone their mcetina necessities and luxuries and many
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c i! Frac to be held at Mrs (r. had ]card roads to trase1 over.
s up
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St Valentine's day. ZVIis, Lizzie Rennie laassecl the had to be done to riiA.6 the roads
LOCAL NEWS. which
Fritz on Feb. 2nd.. nntil Weclnes Snow ito six feet deep in pla-
e�� eea4co �:v� �° day Feb 19th N... itt > '0 p.in ices and a good deal of shcnelling
interuaediate examinations in : laassablo
Did you get one, yes?
examination was held. at Hensall
� advocated
the establlalinient of •a
mucis with first class honors,The More than oncT '11-.RAin his
MeSSTS E. Scatehe 1 and L
Sarney of Hensall paid a flying
visit to Zurich Monday evening;. on Friday, before C:tvon Barron,
Principal of the London 'Conserva-
Mr 0. Greb has disposed of his tory of Music.
black team to a party in. Stratford, Mr. William Abbott a former
and returned with a fine big car- Londoner was killed on the street
riagehorse. in Los Angeles, Cal. on Saturday
A large consigment of New evening, by being . struck. by an
Blaring, prints have arrived wcitoinohile. The remains,. were
• Choice goods and' fast cote . ' J :;hipped ' to London, he funeral
J. Merner, Zurich. taking place there tomorrow:
Mina D2olvina Koehler left fa Anyone conversant with TTymno-
Tavisteek on Monday, to visit her ,logy will consider the new flee ival
sister. Mrs. Studer, who is report- Hymn Book entitled, "Revival
ed to bo very ill. Power," used during the Evange-
141a . 0. I£,Lrtieib is putting tip a lietic campaign in the Evangelical
privatetelephonethen week, c>n_ eliurch, the most and appropriate
necting his two store This should TTt mn Book published. It contains
Trove 'Ere:;t convenience, Mr. W. tiro cream o£ standard selections in the new comer. Tile Molsons • Bank .�
C�. Hes-i i ctuinr the job.published. Only 15 cents will buy Canada, and addition many new hymns never is eine of the olicl- institutions of
f 1 i
Mr. E. P. Pullin hardware
dealer, of (x:icltrich has disposed Pastor. most ronftdc+nc+. C'' od�'`�'G'`�� �'`'�
of his• business to the Howell ttrcl-
ware Co. Tho new firm tool:
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In Ladies' Coats and
Ladies' Fur Stoles
All this Season's Goods
If you are in need of "tie
Call and see my Stock zk
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taken in exchange for Goods,
D. S. FAUST,
Zurich.
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public library and reading room , D
Our town at present bas absolutely D D
no place of recreation for the D
rosine- men ancl: old men and we' be. D$�
Neve some cosy place should be D
fitted up where the .rising genera-
tion could gather in the • long
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Bank natter et.Pill;-if - t iiiirg
definite shape hers', after a period
of uncertainly whirls was•rnore or
less annoying to tura public. The.
Molsons Banti is taking over the
branch here, and the people should.
show tbeir,xpprecia.tion by placing
their money and full confidence in
Cost money.-•• but yon will tin(l ours a
little better than others at the same
ln'ict • Just no -w we want to talk
WATERPROOF SHOES AND
0� GUARANTEED RUF BE S
/). ti� e have all ;�
the Leading Makes and
4 Styles... T PR1C1 S: AL W AIS RIC�-R.T . R� G
DO Butter, Eggs and Dried �i3 ,
G� . Apples taken in exchange +i0
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one. Leave your oicder:, with the their money to them with the Lit- `t, � o r.f?•?�< ���
posession on i t n day. """""
'•Menson won. i>•, being, not cls,- ,
ing" will be the abject for next
Sunday evening
service, in the use
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:evangelical church. "Come thou > _ {
with us and we will do the good." .' wc,.: S'n
A Farmer's Institute meeting will �. ^ } " � 4' -u��: ;
lac lauld here on Wcclnesclay, after-
noon
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a �y'
IaOQn and evening, Farmers 5110111Ct �
all attend these meetings as they
promise to be more than usually
interesting. la 0 ra.. �". w.. -`c --
Dr. Sellery will not be in Zurich
on Monday next. owing to the ses-
sion of the Ontario Dental Associa•
tion at Toronto, which begins on
Monday. Customers will please
mako a note of this.
Mr. Isaac Hudson of the Parr
Line, has his sale advertised for
the 25th, inst. Mr. Hudson and
family will leave for the Canadian
West after the sale and expect to
locate near Edmonton.
The members and friends of the
Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
church, had the pleasure of listen-
ing to an inspired address, by Mrs.
(Rev,) J. P Eauchof Tokio Japan,
on Tuesday afternoon. The Lad-
ies were deeply impressed with
' the address. The speaker referred
to some of the pleasant but also
unpleasant things in connection
with EEvnngalising the people of
the sunrise kingdom.
Mr, and Mrs. William Rader of
the. l lth Con. have the sincere sym-
pathy of a large circle of relatives,
friends and neighbors in the loss of
their only daughter, a bright little
girl of four years of age. The
child % death occurred on Thurs-
day evening, and the remains were
interred in the Lutheran cemetery
on Sunday afternoon, and were fol-
lowed by a large number of sorrow-
ing friends. The funeral services
were held in the Lutheran church,
which was packed to the doors.
The pastor of the congregation,
Rev 0. 0. J. Maass delivered a very`
impregsive funeral sermon and the
choir of the church rendered seve-
ral appropriate selections.
We have just opened t
p a large shipment of New Spring Goods
consisting of
Ira far e .krariety of c
Prices. A. nice lot of choice patterns.
UINGUAI1S
Ginghalns in all the different sized cheeks
Blues, Brown's s an(1 Dia'.ks.
New Dress Golds
New Dress Goods, in ,111 the leading shades and
cloths for Spring. Plain Lawns,, Organdies, India
Linens.
rices own on Wil ;ter Goods
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Dont :orget that we aro cutting the- prices away
down on aJWiiiter Goods, and it will.'be a big sav-
to anyone who needs any of these Goods to call
and the values we are offering
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New Carpets
Mew- Carpets, i11 Unions Wools and `.:apes -Lies.
with border' to 111-' . °ll. N e \V Floor hugs, all
sizes in Tapestry. Brussels and velv't iill;,�ll.
Lillolenitii and Floor Oils, from one to :our yds
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Just arrived a lot of new Trunks, Teleseo',cs,
Suit Cases
YtiCsCtC, 1lremarkable l)v 1L •^r'_. ,,'an
need a stove., give us a wall. We have a few heat-
ers 1eftithat will b .'• sat zinced, Everything n: the
dile of Hardware at the very Closest -'1.'iees.
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