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The Official Organ of Zurich and Hay Township.
FRIDAY MORNING, NI AY 29,.19O8,
No. 43
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Mr. Briscoe Humpfrey visited
etroit, over Empire Day.
ris green sprayers, etc., a full
J. Preeter.
ose rocking chairs, at 75
Hartleib's.
rt Heideman, is visiting
otroit, this week.
aust, has a fine supply of
, and celery plants, every
t. ! John Fuss and Marshall
..er spent the holidays with
btratford friends.
100 tubs butter, wanted in ex-
change for hardware, harness, and
furniture, at Hartleib's.
Mr. C. L. Moser, we are sorry to
say has decided to leave town and
is moving to Berlin. this week.
Mr. Bernhardt of Preston. visit-
ed at the home of Rev. C, C. J.
Masse, over the 24th.
The'Rev. A. D. Gischler, will
take for his Sunday evening suli•
Pet. "Foursquare Men." You are
heartily invited,
"A message from the Lumber
Camps" will be delivered at the
W. C. T. U. xneeting to be held at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Williams,
on Wednesday afternoon, Juno 3rd
at 2.30,
Invitations are out for the wed-
ding of Mr. William R. McKewen
of Welland. to Miss Gertrude Fran-
ces A., daughter of Mr Angus
Murray, Drysdale. The marriage
will take place on Wednesday,
June 10th.
KOEHLER—WIT WER,
Mrs. A, Mittelholtz visited Credi-
ton, on Sunday and Monday.
See the Yale safety razor. The
very newest and safest to use.
Price reasonable. J. Preeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Yungblut,
spent the 24th, with friends in
Auburn.
A nice line of hammocks just in.
See them before you buy. ,J. Pree-
ter.
See those horse collars, at $2.00
each, they are all O. K. at Hart-
leib's.
The Ladies Aid, will hold their
meeting in the Evangelical church,
June 4th, at 2 p. m.
While they last, lot of screen
windows at 15 cts each, at Hart-
leib's.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter and
family spent Sunday and Monday,
with relatives at Crediton.
Mrs. McCormick and her two
boys. returned on Wednesday even-
ing from a visit to Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ott of Berlin,
were the guests of Rev. Mr. and,
Mrs. Gischler, over the 24th.
The service of the Evangelical
church, was largely attended on
Sunday evening. The ushers were
obliged to place benches in the
aisles.
The Jubilee Band turned out on
Wednesday evening, to serenade
Mr. and Mrs. 'Daniel Koehler. The
music was enjoyed by a very large
crowd.'r
Dr. Ovens, Surgeon. Oculist,
Specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on Thursday May 28th.
Hours 4.30 to 8 p. in. Glasses pro-
perly fitted, Catarrh, deafness, and
failing eyesight treated.
Mr. C Eilber's pacer. Minnie, E.,
took first money, at Exeter, win-
ning three straight heats. The
best heat was made in 1.06. The
Exeter track is about 27 feet short,
but even so the performance is
wonderful considering that the
mare had very little -training.
A happy event took place in St.
Peter's church, on Tuesday morn-
ing, when Miss Rachel Mosseau, of
Drysdale and Mr. Peter Denomy of
St. Joseph, were united in holy
bonds of wedlock. Rev. Father
Loiselle, performed the ceremony,
while Miss Leno Denomy. ably pre-
sided at the organ. The happy
couple left on the afternoon train,
for Detroit, and other points East.
Mr, and Mrs. Denomy, will reside
in St. Joseph.•
A pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Witwer, on Wednesday evening.
when their eldest, daughter Miss
Addie, was united in marriage to
Mr. Daniel Koehler, son of Mr,
Henry Koehler. The bridal party
entered the room, to the strains of
the wedding maroh, played by
Miss LauraHartleib, and took
their position under an arch of
evergreens, where the marriage
ceremony was performed, the knot
being securely tied by Rev. A. D.
Gischler, pastor of the Evangelical
church and was witnessed bye about
seventy-five invited friends and re-
latives of the contracting parties.
The brido was dressed in a gown
of white taffeta, trimmed with
valeneiennes insertion. After the
ceremony and' congratulations the
guests adjourned to the lawn where
a large table was set accommodat-
ing about fifty. and all enjoyed a
splendid wedding supper. The
presents to the bride and groom
were numerous, among them being
some handsome chairs, couch and
rockers besides a large number of
other valuable efts. The young
couple are poptdar in town and
they embark on life's sea with the
bast wishes of a host of friends,
Miss Ella Rannie spent . the heli
days in London, with her sister.
Miss Kate ` Campbell, returned
from a visit to Berlin, on Tuesday
evening.
Mr. H. Jiilber discussed the
political topics of the clay, in the
Town Hall, on Friday evening.
Two carloads of 2nd hatfdfurni-
ture was shipped to St. JOGeph via
Hensall, this week.
Another shipment of coiled wire,
arrived, Prices now $2.80 per 100
lbs at Hartleib's.
The evening service in the Evan-
gelical church, commences at 7 :30,
during the summer months;
Merner's Little Mack, at Mitchell
on the 26th took one second heat
and only for an uccident';'in the
third heat, would have got 2nd
money.
Mr. Lorne Scott, has seemed the
general agency, for Huron County
for the Dominion Life Co. which
position was formerly heli by Mr.
J. Ireland.
Miss Ida Sipple, Miss Emma
Thiel. Miss Ida Brill, Mr. Oscar
Koehler and Mr. Hy. Clausius,
spent last Sunday at the home of
Mr. Jacob Gellman.
Mr. Garnet and Miss Gertrude
Murray. Miss Amy Dowson, of
Drysdale. and the Misses Elia and
Rose Stelk and Mr. Eara Koehler,
where Sunday visitors, at the
home of Mr, Jacob Brown,
Mrs. Joseph Durand, of near
Drysdale, died on the 27th, after a
short illness, at the age of"LL about 57
years. The funeral took place this
(Friday) morning, the interment
taking place at St. Peter's Catholic
Cemetery, Sauble Line.
A report that Mr. 4
driving mare, had give
6 -legged colt, caused
excitement- anion g
it was found out 1'' "
joke designed
Frit rrm•N'car
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some when they
were fooled, would n
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. The score of the Gtin . r' for
this week is as follows :-, W.
Hess, 8 ; W. G. Hess, 8; J. Truein-
ner. 8 ; 0. Frits, 7 ; 11, Yungblut,
5 ; E. Zeller. 6 ; J. Deichert, 4 ; S.
E. Faust, 6 ; W. O'Brien, 7 ; P. Sip-
ple. 6 ; .T. Preeter, 7: Hurley Web-
er, 6 ; J, Sohuettler, 7 ; J. P. Rau,
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New Voiles
In Black, Blue and Brown.
Prices 60 and 85 cents.
VENETIANS
Black, Blue, Brown and Red.
Price 60 and 85 cents.
I'IUSLINS
In all colors and prices from
lOcts to 18cts.
LINOLEUMS
2 yds and 4 yds wide.
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Cordoroy Velvets
Blue, Brown and Red for 60
cents.
Ladies White Waists
priees 90 as, 41.00,' $1.50,
$1.80 and $2.00. -
Men's Dress Shirts etc
Men's Ties, Men's Hats and
socks.
A fresh stock of Grocery al-
ways on hand.
All faun produce taken in
exchange for goods.
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your spring Shoes
If not, we would like to suggest
you do it NOW.
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No matter what style you like, we try and get it for you.
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Our trade this spring has exceeded all previous records, Which shows that our motto to se. l
good goods at reasonable prices is pleasing the public. Just now we are ninkili<g a specialty otl
goods for surnlner wear and summer use and will be pleased to show you our lines.
STRAW HATS
We have a complete line of men's and boys' straw
from 10 cents up to $1.50. See our lines for Sunday wear.
,UNDERWEAR
We invite your inspection of our underwear, for
wear. Prices 'right and a big stock to choose from.
DRESS 'GOODS
hats,
summer
Special valves in white lawns, organdies, India Linens and
fancy muslins. • A large variety in all lines.
Everything in Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Extension
Rods, Carpets, Floor Rugs, Linoleums, etc.
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Screen Doors and Windows
'Wo have a large stock of screen door.., and windows.
Neatly and strongly built, at all prices.
Gasoline and Oil Stoves
Gasoline and Oil stoves are growing in favor for summer
use. We carry a number of lines in stock or can get you any
style, you may desire,
HOUSE PAINTS
If you intend painting your house this spring, let us give
you our figures on doing the job with Sherwin-Williams paint.
Yon will get a first-class job at a very reasonable cost.
Lawn Mowers, Carpet sweepers, Curtain stretchers,
Washing machines, "' ringers, Wire stretchers, Etc.
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