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Vola VIII.
The Official Organ of ZUI 3b;; and :Flay Township.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 3 1908.
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LUTHERAN PARSONAGE, Zurich.
a LOCAL NEWS.
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Miss Alice Johnson is visiting
friends in Clinton.
Merner's millinery opening April
the 4th and 6th.
Field and garden seeds in endless
variety, at S. Rannie's seedstore.
New ads—J, J. Mentor, C. Fritz,
Norman Bock, G. Holtzman, John
Stewart Estate.
Mrs. P. Bender is quite i11 at
present but her many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
A nuanber of friends visited at
the home of Mr. Casper Enrich,
19th Con. on Sunday, among whom
was Master William Heckman, of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Nicholson
moved to Crediton this wsek
where Mr. Nicholson has gone in-
to butchering in partnership with
Mr. A. Mittelholtz. We wish bpth
these gentlemen success in their
new home.
The standing grain crop competi-
tion in-angurated last year by the
minister of Agriculture, will be
greatly extended the coming year.
100 agricultural societies may en-
ter the competition. Further parti-
culars will be given to our readoes
in a later issue.
During the severe thunder storm
on Friday evening lightning struck
a chimney on Wm, Trnemner's
house on the Babylon Line, but be-
yond demolishing the chimney and
tearing off some plaster and ripping
a hole into the floor, no other dam-
age was done. The occupants of
the house were in another room and
escaped with a good scare.
Pio. 31✓�
Mr. Christian Pfile of Michigan
spent the week here en business.
Mr. Henry Magel arrived in
town from. Detroit, on Friday
evening.
Mr. C. L. Moser tied family have
moved into Mrs. Rao's dwelling on
Wednesday. We welcome Mr.
Moser as a citizen of our town.
Miss Ella Ronnie, who has been
at Goderioh for the past year is
home at present.
Misses Luella
Witer, paid visit to Berlin and.
Waterloo, over Sunday.
Mr. Henry Pfile has purchased
the farm at the 14th, Con., owned
by his father, the late Henry Pfeil
Sr. .
The directors of the Hay Town-
ship Fire Ins Co. held a !nesting
at the Dominion House, on Satur-
day.
Reeve Lament's sale passed off
very successfully on Saturday.
everything being sold at good
prices.
Miss Ida Finkbeiner of Stephen
is back to town and expects to re-
main for a while,
The members of the C. O. C. F.
met at the home ofiend M s
Magel, on Friday aft
o
spend a few hours with her prior
to her leaving for Detroit. Mr. end
Mrs. Frank Bossenberry, were in-
vited to attend as Mr. Bossenberry
is also a member of the Order, as
they intend leaving for Berlin.
After having spent a few pleasant
hours they sat down to a snmptous
supper prepared by the friends,
which was enjoyed by all. They
then departed wishing Mr. and
Mrs. Magel, and Mr.ens Mrs.
aad
Bossenberry, every
prosperity in their new homes.
Dr. Ovens, eye gpeotilist will
visit Hensall, Royal Hotel, on
Tb.ursd.ty April 30 • . If you re-
quire glasses dont ° it to see Dr,
Ovens.
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We have just receiTed a lot of new
Table Cutlery, Snell as knives
forks, spoons, eto See these goods
before you buy elsewhere. J,
Preeter.
LOST, a yellow dog with white
feet, on Friday last, answers to
name of "nee'', : Finder leave
word at this office or communicate
with Geo. Schroeder, Dashwood P.
O.
Mrs. Logan's barn on the 5th
Con., Stanley, a short distance
from Hillsgreen, was struck by
lightning on Friday evening, and
destroyed together with 9 head of
cattle two horses and some pigs.
Some other live Stock was removed
with much difficulty, and one of
the sons narrowly escaped being
burnt untying some stock. The
loss was close to $2000.00. The in
enranoe was settled ,at eo nctbin r^ 'oq
over $1290.00 by theay Ccinpa;,, ,ri�aa
The death of Mrs. Jacob Soh- many
luchter (formerly Mrs. Magel) took Mrs. Mag
place at Hensall on Sunday, at the troit. Mrs
home of her daughter Mrs. Henry Was also mut'
Cook, having reached the age of centre table ai.
over 80 years. The deceased was taken by sur
a respected resident of Zurich for gratitude at bpi.
many years, an active member of membered by the
the Evangelical Church and bor Villatie. The eve
,
death will be mourned by many
friends. The funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon to the Bronson
Line Cemetery.
A horse belonging to Mr. Ben
Surerus, stepped. intp a hole in front
of the Commercial, on Saturday
morning, causing quite an excite-
ment. It took spine heavy lifting
to got the annual 913 solid footing,
but no serious i fury resulted.
The hole was the result of the
heavy rain of the night previous.
Mrs. David. 'Stelelt passed away
on Tuesday, at the home of her
daughter -in -lav', Mrs, Hy.'Stelck,
of the North end, after consider-
able suffering lasting several
months. The deceased was a resi-
dent of town for many years, and
she made many font friends by her
kind and noble qualities. She was
a faithful menaberfOthe Lutheran
Church. The fun K will be held.
today(Friday) ' i n the inter-
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JUST ARRIVED
!' OME and examine my Stock of New Spring Goods be-
fore you buy. 'Yon will be benefited. My Stock is good
and of the VERY NEWEST DESIGNS.
New Spring Dress Goods in all colors.
New Prints and all fast colors,
A beautiful range of Muslins.
Mens Spring Suitings, Ladies' Hose.
Embroideries of all kinds. L' es of all kinds.
Lace Curtains, Linoleams, 4 yds and 2 yds wide.
Floor Oil Cloth, 2 yds and,1 yd wide.
A full range of everything in. the Dry Goods line.
DUTCH SETTS AND ALL FARM PRODUCE
taken in exchange for goods for which I' am paying highest
MARKET PRICES
D. S. FAUST,
Zurich.
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W. C. T. U. MEETING.
The members of the W. C. T. U.
held their regular meeting at the
house of Mrs. Ronnie, on Wednes-
day afternoon. After the devo-
tional exercises and transaction of
business, Mrs. Magel was presented
with a dozen bread and butter
plates. Following is the address :
Zurich. April 1st, 1908,
Dear Mrs. Magel
We the members of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union of Zurich,
take this opportunity to express our regret
at your departure from our midst. We
thank you for the interest you have ever
taken in discharging your duties as Trea-
surer of our society, you being the only
ono holding your office since its organizat-
ion. By your Christian spirit you have won
your way into our heart and we are indeed
sorrowful at her parting so near at hand.
We ask you to accept this slight token of
our respect not for the value of it, but
for the love, esteem and good -will
carries with it. May you long live to en-
joy their use. We wish you Gods speed
in your new home and sincerely hope the
Grand Master of the Universe may ex-
tend to you and',yours His protection,
and may His blessing. ever be with you.
Should it be our lot to meet you no more
here on earth vre trust we may all meet in
that home where all is peace and joy.
We are yours in the work.
Signed on behalf of the officers and
members of the Union for 1908.
Mits.y��CARRIIs HETROOK. Pres.
MISS ADDIS WIT1v1ni, Ree. Sec.
Mrs. Magel responded in an able
Manner, then the ladies proceeded
to the dining room end partook of
a at nnptixous supper.
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berry
nt of a
dies were
expressed
kindly re•
lidents of the
ewas pleasant-
ly spent by ihe$.,i-./present and a
nice lunch was served, Had the
weather been favorable fully fifty
more were expected to be present.
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THE SHOEMA N ZURICH
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WITH the most complete stock of TJp-to-elate
the assurance that everything. is in keeping
never so complete, nor prices so reasonable. We
new and fresh.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
p''°tUR DRESS GOODS department, which has made our store
`---'so popular, is this season stocked with the largest and .inost
up-to-date goods that has ever been shown in Zurich, our values
are unsurpassed. Among the latest cloths are—Wool, Voiles,
Taffeta Cloths, Poplinettes, Panamn, and striped lorents, the very
latest.
PRINTS riUSLINS ETC
TCOMPLETE STOCK of Prints, Muslins, Ginghams, Organ-
dies, etc. Just as Delaines in spots and fancies, excepttonally
good value at 12i. cts a yard.
L1N0L1 UI1S
pkE SURE AND SEE our line of Oil Cloths and Lino Bums
before you make your selections. Some very pretty
designs to choose from.
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Spring Goods, and selections may be made with
with the dictates of fashion. .Assortments were
invite your inspection while the Stock is still
SILKS
THIS SEASON we have the biggest stock of silks ever shown
before by this store. Japan silks, chiffon Taffeta, Pean
Soil, Tamaline, and Shan Tung. Be sure and see tt.ese new goods.
WALL '.APERS
PRING with its cleaning is here and that room.neels re -paper-
ing. Our stock of Wall Papers is complete. and at prices to
suit any pocket book.
WINDOW SHADES ETC
LARGE STOCK of Window Shades, in all colors and styles
of fringes. Roller blinds ani lace curtains in endless
variety.
READY-TO-WEAR SUITS
artnient. Our
Just a word to MEN,eeYOUTHS, and v BOYS. so larged and is need. anide uow iit p oflis ihelatest in stylesring, visit ir and cloths.ents Eleing sure and see theta.
stock of ready to wear clothing was
Headquarters for Wire, Peerless Fencing, Chino s, Washing Mach=
ines, Wringers, Etc. PRODUCE and DUTCH SETTSWANTED.
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