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COURTESY
No matter whether your
account is large or small,
you are certain that your
affairs will be handled with
equal promptness and
courtesy by all employees
of The Molsons Bank.
G;. 14. J O;Y
Manager Zurich Branch'
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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 2
acv
TTE1TION!.
Just R ceivel a.
olect°iii of
Fountain ens
Includingthe Famous WATER -
MAN'S IDEAL.
From. $1.50 to $6.00
Also a .complete Line of Pen -i
ells and Inks.
DESS the Jeweler
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asonable Hors Goods
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Bust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horse
Blankets in Assorted colors Size 72x84.
Also~ ,a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices
7.00 to ... • .-..-..., 03,41
Ranging from $ ... ... _.. _.....
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL,
A BIG Stock of Harness and Halters always on .hand,
Club Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks at Right .Prices.
ifliARNESS REPAIRING A SPECIALTY ,
Mr. frank 130'ssenberry of Kit-
chener is calling in 'town: inany.were in the midst of bean
Mi>• Laeirt itc'N^ Rau, ;spent Man- jrar;ve'st. The exhibits, needless to
day at Lon
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Z t ich Fall Fair
Last 'Friday', Sept. 26th as an
netuiiced was the big day of the
•Zurich Fall Fair, and the weather
`Tian w'as so kind and granted an
ideal nice and warm day, eonseq-
ueritly a large turnout took place,
Which'Would have poosihley been.
enven larger but owing to the back-
Weed
ack-
ir, e d seasonl, Farmers made use
•,p1 the few days of real sunshine,
London,. say, were.•a11t hat could be looked
Messrs. M. C. Milliken and J.acob for, especially fife inside-compet-
:laborer 'spent Sunday at Clinton. iti :•n: Ovals, keen; and again demon -
11r. and Mrs•. M. E. ,Schweitzer sfr aged the. wonder.•fulg rowth of
are visiting at Guelph and Ketch- the various lines of grain and hor-
ticulture.. The. live !stock exhibits
seer.. were as usually and. created" con -
Mr. and M. John Gellman lett' steerable interest. There was an
on Wednesday for Detroit and 4x� ptinnally, well showing in eat
other points in l4liehigan, ;le and ,all liner were well. repros-
14Sr and i4lris: Q. N. Taggart of trod: Ther day was then completed
South `Bend, Ind'. -visited relatives .by a well filled House in the Town
Sri Zurich over Sunday. Hall; wlrio gave attention to ' tlae
d M Morris Weber of co n.“,. under the auspices of the
Mn. an re• Socety. Following is a, dist of
ends �
Bayfield were visiting among fri'
e
the prize winners;- ends and relatives here a few days
last week. , HORSES
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. S. Faint and
General Purpose -'Brood mare,
daughter Mrs. Blau .of 'Detroit; ace:.?,pierce' by, foal, .H A. Fuss, 3.
ware week -end visitors with ,elan bManSon & Son and 3rd; roil. S.
ves here Grob. F. Haborer, H. A. Puss; 17'e.
Mr. and. Mrs. L+nas Cressman o' .old, S. •Detrich, .`4i, Derher; 2 yr¢
Now Hainberg, visited with their old gelding' or filly, W. Decker; 3
daughter, 111r. and Mrs. Orphan yr .old, W. Der.kar; II. H. NeeU,
sps.n�lin luirness and wagon W. De -
Weer,
SH IIP
Leielieeter.--•Shearlin • ram, w.bre
Allister & Son; Aged ram, G. Jac-
obe, W, McAllister & Son; Shear -
ling ewe, W,. McAllister & Son, and
2nd. Ram. lamb, E. IIaberer, G?.
Jaeobe; ewe lamb, W. McAllister
& Son, ( •l Jacobe; ewe having rais
ed lamb; 110. Haberer, W. McAllister.
& Son(( .
Linncoln. Sheep-Shearl.ing ram, G
Penhale, Tb M. Snowden; ,Aged ram
T. Snowden,; Shearling ewe, ,G.
Penhale, T,: Snowden; Ram lamb,
G, Penhale,.T. Snowden; Wwe laiub
Tj Snowden and 2nd; ewe having
raised lamb G. Penhale,, T. Snow -
dent.
1 Shropshire--Shearling ram, J.
Manson & Son; Shearling ewe, J.
Manson & son and. 2nd; Ram lamb,
Ewe lamb land Ewe, J. Manson &
son took all these prizes.
Fin!e'� `P4roo1-4Sheariing ram, "`r.
McAdams; Aged ram, T. Snowden
Ram lamb, T. McAdams,, T. Snow-
den; Ewe lamb H. Yungblut, T.
U Parr Ltnec eke,.
Mrs'\. 1V• ;g„ Major of Toronto, A 7> yr. -old, r
1 nee Miss Ada Siebert, is visiting at b �c lural -1W. Thiel
4 her parentsi,'Mr. and M. .W'. L. 2 y'rsi. old, .1 Willert, E. Haberee,
e Siebert of town,
pr. Moir.
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WE ARE OPEN TNG U]:` S OME OF THE ,FINEST SHIPMENTS
WEAR THAT HAS EVER
OF FALL "A_Np W INTER FOOSTORE. AND AND THE PRICE AREBEEN SO l'•"IfPRESENTEDIN OUR ONSIDERED),,THAT YOU
't: COMPARATIVELY LOW (QUALITY C 4
CANNOT HELP BUT (BUY. '.4
LARGE 1
HEAVY FOOTWEAR FOR •
SHOEMEN S SUITABLE FORA SCHOOL 1.
RANGE OF SUBSTANTIAL S 1.
,� BOYS AND GIRLS. COME IN AND SEE THEM, `�
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e do a lot of Sloe R9pa rin, Because We do it well
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SHOE IVIERCHANTS
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Appel of New Heavy Draught -Brood mare, Dr.
Hamburg re
atzion,g tri- Mon, Foal De Moir; I yr. old,
avisiting
enols and relatives here, and arelLerrie Ganser; 2yr. old, Lorne Ge -
staying with Mil. 'and Mrs, - m.,J Ise .
Chester -'T.. 4 nal ar �1
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$1.50 SBR A.RS, $2 MAX BBOBA.EC& TABI;Tw
Snowden; Ewe having raised larldrif
T, Snowden and 2nd; Fat csh'ee^:
any class, G, Penhale, ;E, Ha.herel4„;;.
' HOGS
Tamworth -Aged :Saw I. Max a
it Son, T. McAdams; Aged. boar Ji<,
Manson & Son; ITr ,Snowden;; S
tag, hoary, J. Manson & Son, T. Snext
den; Spring sow, J. Manson &a
r, Snowden..
Yorkshire -Aged 'sow, H. RE`
Klopp; Spring boar, Gr. '1'enheaici
Spring' sow, Gt. Penhale; ,Beryabi.4.
ire aged sow; G Penhale.
DA O'Dwyer Special, J. MalfrA
Leon & Son; Stade s: Weido, Special!
J. Manson & Son. (•
POULTRY
Barred Plymouth Rocks, -cos .
J. Thiel and 2nd; hen, 3. ITbie V
Terryberry; coclzrel J'. (Thiel wad ;V;
pullett, J. Thiel and 2nd.; Whlt: -
Plymouth Rocks; cock G},
wood, T. Snowden; hen, T. Snsra ,.
den, G,. Heywood, eockeral, .
Heywood and 2nd,.. pullette ,T :sr
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1M?". and Mrs. Horace Tilopp tJ 1�A
Mei. and Mrs. Win. Klop1? He5r/,' 13j McLinchey; 1 yr;. aid, J.
dap visitors at th�irome of Ma,• [ Ar,usttong, Buggy horse inhar coats Caps ��qd
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ATTENTION!
We desire to c tit ya � at alio 1.t0
' position
:the fact that We are in a pl
to supply- your Fall. and Winter
'Requirements In good. heavy warm
Underwear; Flannelettes, Wool
V � S'WEA'TERS, CAPS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELETTE, BLANKETS,
SMOCKS, .HEAVY SHIRTS, 5 OSKS, MITTS, AND GLOVE.
riii GOODS ARE RIGHT', AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT`.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
N. DMIGLAS
GENERAL 1► IEROHA N7''
P HON E 11 .w 97 BLAKE
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son Allan,
and family of Stratford', were Stxt?^ Decker Jr}., I. Armstrong; 2y' r, old �
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1 'buggy, , ec her r., p n - [r
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M1.= LLJoselrh. i4leicl ager returned
ening and reports, crop's las „ood
•air• n son, a y river,
Jt Decker 'Sr
C urk gee Horses -1 yr. old,.. W. 4.
Decker, S. Manson & Sons; .T. De-
cer, Jr.; yrs Decker Jr. p -
from the, Cane; West on 'l.r.esdae e
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some districts, and .lso states
-roe, .3
be.
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that harvest help is scarce
a a g t in a ss �. hlo�d thI o�1�li our
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 'paters and iVI �:
anal Mrs. P. Dei chert. are attending
the fune>aa;X of the late Alfoon Lie
bold at Stratford on Wednesday::
A �s.on, or �Mr. Fred Leibold,
Messrs„ J. ,lley, Sr.. and R. F. St-
ade moved some of the effects of
Mr. J. Preeler. to New Hamburg on
uTesday; returning with loads .of
affects of Mr. and Mrs, B. L. Al-
bright.
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an merles' r eld•n,•s -' harness 'r � g o s''
an dWia on Geo Thiel C Fahner-
Single horse in buggy, J; 'i: oun;,
, II°. Ne.eb; J. ncy Jr; 14Malsons 4 we arepic-A_ outall odds and
BAnk Special I;: H. Neeb; A Mel- older ,��qq
ick special �i( Decker; Brown Bros + ends as well as Goods "' nd.
special, Wf Docker, J. Decker .Tr. them on the Bargain Conn- ;
special, Tor: Decker. J. Decker Sr
CATTLE LatvsonL �• placing
teen at a redaction of from 50 to 0 •
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Registered Durham -Cows in. 4 i'�' ee At. blow regular prices, an
Milk or in calfs. R. M. Peck, and 2nd
.The Zurich Branch of the Wom- R. McAllister & Son, Yearling, R.
ens' Ins`:itute -viii hold theiro Oct ir, ecle, 2nd anal 3rd; 2 yi old
alar meatrng rn the evening , It M. Peck and 2nd, Vr, . Me -
8th in the Ladies Hall, all ladle's a1lis�ter & Son; Bull calf, R. M', %
are cordially Inc*rice to attend. peel:, Wl. 14teA117s`'er & Son, and 3rc1•
Other Than Pure Bred Durham
Mr„ H. Te Albright who has par- •-Co�crs, H. A. Fuss; j. Pfaff and 3rd
chased the general store and stoelc. lite
...ii calf, J. > ianson &Sen. D.
from Mr. J. Prost r s hiving the 1
will continue to sell away until*,
these good bre cleared out. •
We have several thousand dollars worth
of new Goods on order. As we are a :i:
e. r cuheffer, G. Jacobs; Yearling he- ,4 f
and refitted fifer, D'. Aenheffer, E. T. Klo}�p• ..x. interior ll.:tl ;ii' 'l''e C',nt5 to our ,ore, Tamil 1 w
interior remodelled
and whewn finished •1,-111. h,t� e a Intl 3rd; 2 -yr, old heifer, E. Ttlorp,
n;Ice clean store!. He is T. fitting Pfaff and 3rcl; Fat row or heifer
rip a roan: on the second ,floor 1.11;,,,
'Hab�rer, T. Pfaff;
2 yr, old st-
?vhieli will be given to the ladies ib �,er•, :J E McKinleyJ Pfaff and
Ertl; yearling
steer 0:. •Surerus, J.
Pfaff and 3rd; Steer calf. 0. S"u-
erus; ;Fat steer, J. E.. McKinley 2nd
tnd 3rd; Holstein cows. G. Farwell
Herd of Cattle, Grade -J. Pfaff
and 2nd.
Herd 'of Registered` Durham -R.
K. 'Pack and. 2nd, W. McAllister.
Sall.,
T? L. Warm Special -R. ivt. Peck
•Yunahiiut & ,Deichezrt Special -J. E,
14CcKinley),
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a waiting .room.
SMITH-BRODERICK
A pretty autumn wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Evelyn Broderick'Parr Line..(lay
Township, on Wednesday Sept-
ember 24th att, 5 o'clock when their
daughter, Lillian Nae, became the
bride of Orville . Hewson
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both partie's of Hay
Rev. A, Stnsiair of Mensal] offic-
iating. The. -••bride cantered the
parlor on the arni of her rather
to thestrains of the wedding
March',, p'.a3: hd ' by Mrs), (Rev.) A.+
Sinclair, and took her place ben-
eath an arch of evergreens and
asters, . The bride was charmingly
attired in .a French sand georgette
dress heavily beaded, and wore the
custom ry bridal 'Feil caught back
with orange, blossoms and carried
a bonctua�t; •o1` Sunset roses ,and ma -
Wen .hair fern. Miss, Ethel Brod.
erielk acted as bridesmaidand
wora pretty dress of green cry
stet crepe trimmedwit4, lace
abil,".ML, Henry Loonra supported
the groom. After the ceremony
and congratulation - t wedding din
ner war lsexyed in the dining' room
which Was prettily decorated . in;
pint and whitel The. guests nutty,
bered aoltu : thirty. The gro(ftns
gift to the bride wain a check, to
the bridesmaid, a gold engraved
bracelet,,and to the groorasanai
gold; tufa' links,, The presents to
the young couple were maul Rud,
Wady which 'sho'ured the high * -
teem in, which they are held The.
Herald joins their many friends aria,
extending congratulationsl. •
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4. thele open these Goods fore your mspec I4
A. SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED', ,IND Ili u m
SQUARE DEAL EACH AND EV. + ;5c T3 9'1
ASSURE YOU OF A
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THE SHIP WHERE REGULAR PRICES HAVE CREATED
Si1SNSAT 07, OWING TO THE BROWN EROS. NEW LOW
-16 PRICE POLICY NOW IN FORCE, ANNOUNCES THE FIRST
SHOWING OF NEW FALL FOOTWEAR.
SPECIAL ;ICS FOR SCHOOL' SI3:OBS
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