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iving purchased the • ►unci Baiting
Business from Mr. E. Koehler.
�,�:gysho announce that l am in a position to
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wapply the public with a fine line of hal>ed go9ds
" .'TING FORMERLY CONDUCTED A ST11LIAR BUSINESS IN
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: ENJOY ;YOUR MEALS BY EATING OUR BATING.
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Zurich
The fall Millinery •
``Fade has opened up
'i'vith-- a xutsh and the reason
fo+.nd iir the a-tawti •e Nene
' abs we are 'showing, Charm-
• ng in all the glory of Fall
rare these lovely IIats.
'i14'o12 'will find it .a genuine
-pleasure to select your now _ M U R isAYef
brat igtonr this gay assem- •S t? V I C E
;ablate, The new high crowns
,fie generously represented.
We are: enthused ov.er our Millinery this Fall.
-used too and pleased *with the reasonable prices
V. V. Siebert, Zurich
You will
as well.
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SEE OUR NEW PARL(
IN THIS GASCHO BLOC
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(i•a+'a17?n church ,Last Sunday, ''. th . yoke; , trowbare, 5ho"ie.E, spades,
some
weather being fin';.`, the e:hurClrwas cSaSa-'number `'ars�f tlb`r11�1,'`J, chop
to capacity,. Helpful' and piping, a
inspiring sermons 'were preached boxes, syrup pan w=ith, buckets, 1
by Rev. Melvin Key's, ,and a %'Ery incubator and: 1?xoodee, spring'tva-
lib..ra.l of ses:tag was laid on the gond seat, o setts o f loggia); ib n
ke
lxlat to )0ry tor the • new organ 3 sills fhay
y Of
which
has baeu i7stallcl.
new lambent; 10 -gal
. copper kettle
tEj. VUrnrrt of Varna pre- 2 iron kettles, lawn rower, man-
ached
at Dungannon last Sunday,. .lira forks, tiay2 forks,
road'd, rear
Mr. Etrcy Jol7.rrstoi7 of Varna, n }iz7 t,bags,of Palo ro
win) itt est on th.':' Ilirr ester's rope, gr, EFFECTS y a
eteurvion, hie returii;ed hone. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 1 base
Mr. Bi::!lard Robinson lolided • a learear coal isto e,i 1caac1) ]nerange
ear of apples.. at l:,rucefield: this foe cos land wood; g
rwe.ek, ,
Mr's. Frank Redmond of Letts-
bridge, Alta, e iaited her .sister,Mrs
Geo. Dowson ;last week
Dashwood
Mr, .and Mr's, C. Anderson ret-
urned 1asteweek, after. spending the
past month, in Iowa.
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Misse Emina and Martha Gra,
tipper of ,l+armington, Mich,., „vis-
ited friends in town eon Saturday
and Sundays, i
( Miss Rose Rader of Detroit, is
visiting her parent's.
Mr. and Mics, Norman Kellerman
of Kitehener, visited in ,town - on
Sundayj.
Mil. and Mrs. 0. Wildfong, ,Li.
Hamacher anci. A Winer L, spent the
wee; -enol with. friends here.
Mr. and Mrr:3. Fred Rinker and
of Thedford were Sunday Visitors
in town:
Misses ,Alice Hoffman and Mar-
gareh Held of Stratford spent the
week -end at itheir home. '
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitch-
ener, visited ,her parents here ion
Sunday,. ,
Mss, Harry Kraft is visiting in
Tot onto', ,
Mr.. and Mre, .P,.. Stirs and Mr'.
and MP's:. E Stire of Rainham, r'us-
ited with friends on 1Sunday..
lee s. Hooper 'who they been via
itling her daughter, Mee. E Guen-
ther, returned to London on Sat-
urd2y;.
Mrs. J. Guenther has returned
to Mitchell. ,,.
Mr. Chess. Gainer spent Monday
in London
;a burner coil oil stove with oven,
rt ash machine with ringer, Daisy,
ehnrn, parlor 'writ, 2 bed 'sp'iings
20 -gal, le0urlcrant crock, Kitchell
sink, cellar table, kitchen table, 2
ainessar bbis., folding ironing bo-
ard, 'set! sad irons, 2 crzpboarde,
A.nk or Holl cream (.separator ne-
arly new, sewing machine, quantity
of 'stove pipe's, couch, quantity of
:'noel's. and 'sealers, pots, pails and
panes, lamps, and other articles too
rau•nieron:s to mention.' Everything
's in gOod condition. 1 rug 5x3•+i1
yards,
TERMS—All !sums of ;1U and un-
der cash, over that amount 12 mon-
ths credit will be given on furn-
•shirg approved jjoirit notes with
a discount off 4% for cash on credit
'anrt)unt's. Everything is going to
'sold, as the proprietor has'soid
farm..
.Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Wm S. Johnston, Clerk.
Daniel Truemner, proprietor.
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1\Te have made arrangements
custom e
wl�erehy we can supply ourO
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ers with. the very hest grades of
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Scranton Antiiracito Coal. Leave
your order with us and we will fill.
them as shipm ents arrive.
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GOOD SUPPLY OF BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR, CHICK F.
EDS; STOCK FOODS, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND
WE i.AIM TO SATISFY
1 Louis c U U be w Zurich
`SMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. Eugene Howey of Exeter,
spent the week -end with his friend
Newell Geiger.
Miss Ethel Fowlie of Bayfield,
••pent the week -end with her sis-
'ter, Mrs. G. Koehler:
'3•'he continued daily 'showers the
tTw'st week has greatly delayi dthe
#la.'rmers in harvesting their bean';
• .nd buckwheat crop's, while .c]on-
.Miderable were. taken in on Monday
summer
n.
a1 as like .
umn
�. - • th..r
the
weather h..n
'rt
't L out of
great, Family it *visa a 1
rt
.eason, but was followed by eon-
itinued heavy rains. Some farm-
tars have lifted their potatoes, wh-
aeb are an enormous crop, and are
'finding a ready market with M.
a .'Pritz of the viithge who is �ship-
:ning •a. carload to Toronto, the
,Trice paid to the former being $1
Ter bushel.
STRAYED
Unto my premises, Hay Town -
about 'abou.t July 1st last a year-
ning
:ar-cling calf. iOwner can havesame
Illy proving property sand ;paying
: expenses. Hy, Clausius, R. R. 1.
FOR SALE
Oar entire flock of fowl which
is largely White Leghorn beedr
' nd mostly pullets and one and
two yeas old birdtis,. Richard Rob-
inson, Zurich. P.0, `Phone 9 on 97
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AUCTION SALE
O7' ,FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS on
Lot 26, S. B, Stanley, i 1 nnile'seast
of Drysdale' on TUESDAY OCT -
13th, at L12.30 o'clock, p,nisharp.
'LIVE • STOCK — HORSES — .,.
Clyde gelding ;3 yrs. old; 1 gen-
eral purpose snare 11 syn. cold;
I. Clyde welding 11 yrs, old; 1 dr-
iving mare g foe( single and clau-
L-ln'. Cattle -1 Holstein cow due
in tFt;bruary , 1 hHe;rford cow 5
,yrs*' cid ;dues in April; 1 cow 7 yrs
old ,clue, 25th. June, yl cow 8yrSl
old due it May; One Holstein cow
yrs„ ,old, 1 2 -yr, old heifer. due
COUNTY NEV'.S•Tan lest ; 1 2 -yr. 'old heifers . due
Was. John Mills of W, W�awano.;h an March and April; 1 Reg. ,Sh.-
near Auburn, ,the `other day brou- orthorn Ball 2 -yrs. old No. (1.719001
ght to .G•oderieh a ;cucumber 14an veal calf, 5 !steeas:sand 1 heifer ris
che's in length and three pounds ing 2 .yrs. Hogs -1 sow yrlue Dee
in weight. , . i 1.4th; 4 shoats about ,90 lbs.; Hens
Little Nola Wweitser, daughter —31S dozren yours; hens, 4 do• en
of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sweitzzer .pullets.
Sh.ipka, had the misfortune of haveIMPLEMENTS—M. H. binder .7
ing, hes: hip bone dialecated4 ft. cut; 11I -H fertiliser' drill 11 ditsc;
Mrs. Mary Hicks, of Snowflake M -I3. cu7tivator,'�M-II !steel troller,
Man died at the .home of her a -ft. M -H 1;1 outthrow disc; Jack.
daughter Mrs. R. McKenizie of: Will nsor: wagon with. ;b:txx and shelb-
6�r�New.DaCar"
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1i avY g been appointed ' ,ist t l
agent t for the al) -.-e ce1ebrated
a �e.n t. ;
Car, 1 will be pk ased ,1 any s
time to give
% a den .o std" a iO .
WILL ALSO GIVE EXPERT Surat T.r'CE OF BATTERIES
)F ALL KINDS— —NEW BATTERIES IN STOCK.
+0' pUTCfS REPAIRED OR OVERHAULED BY EXPERT"
g ,1ECk1I.A,N1f'C', SATISFACTION IS 'OUR --- -.'T ,
i O'::r GIVE'
DAY' AND NIGHT SERVICE. ,,..
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4 Plow pints t fid: most Itiak,t, ,i of plows
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at greatly '*reduced prices
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ieRoy Smith ;148. ,
Sr. II—Chas. Thiel 123— Shirley
Koehler 114, Louise Willert 97, St-
ewart Thiel 93; Vera Deichert 91;
Lenora Haberer 86, Armand Gren-
ier 82; xAlbert Leibold 71; eRotee
Johnston 67.
Jr. II --Paull Hess 150; Rah* Ut-
tley 141; Rata Flei'schauer 140,
Fred Brown 122; Leslancl Schwalm
121, Morley Saigon 103, { ' Jack
MVlerner 98, :Blanch Grenier ,29..
0. M, O'Brein, Teacher.
Room III
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IV A—Adeline
Fleischau..e n
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97, Tran Willert 86, Violet Schwalm
85, Harold Stade 79, Ruby 'Church
78, Francis 'Kipper 73, Pearl Sar-
arns 72, Mary, Kochern's 70, Hugh
MacKinnon 69,, George Ducharme
and Byron Ducharme, absent.
Jr IV B—Margery ,
Gasdo
71;
Clifford
Salmon 61, Laurette Far -
wed CO, Olin Foster F5, Albert Help
roan 47.
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
;sport-. for: .September.
Sr. 1—Edith 'Deicheit 450: Will
Brown 435, Beatrice! Meiclinger 421
',Bertrand Deichert .389 Homer,Sal-
:tnor►• 381; Ruth Foster 337, Peter
Voisin 301, Therese Zettel i 290;
.Beatrice' Thiel 27,8; .IKarl Rembe
f. } uiitc attended Go'ahen annrwersary
Jr. I Hrrbert Smith 270; Albertlast Sunday,.
'tla'utsiuw 260, Margaret Schwalm 2.9 M } r. Ross Johnston who' weir
�1V*oisir, 250, Lawrence Bedard. 211;M
treatments in the hospital
Wawa na I oellnn7,4.:203,
Si( Pr. --Mae smith, 241; Laura at 1- r:nsall, returned home muchinn-
rtiYralLl
m' eteheet 235; Lewis Thiel 291'; p 'Quiteedin ha numebi.er front this vie
Zio.atelea, Ducharme. 220'. , ,pity tttetrcleci the Zurich Fair last
tin, A., & Beevera ben.- r .1.9'_.' i i ty .a .
:Anthony Voisin t70, NfatiJnrxc 11 Mr. handed John�f;to nof�Parhhill
*lien 133; Denise Laporte , 101;
p;.
'k ars Manner 65; A1i:hor'suq Gr:n',er wl'c,nt the. week -end under the par -
50, ,{ ental roof,
;�'7, Marie Bedard f(i.
X abgelrt, Mr:s�; G. „ Kae1t1(')r,_ : STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
zoom. IT ryfr., ad lY1r's Oscar �V1.>r 'int trr7d
268 g
Jr*. Ill: `lr'�atrice Gasc)rri' ' i- l .tl spent `�lr•`
tehe formerly lived near Cen sings, hay rack, Fox scale 12‘.10
-lbs
and was: in 'her 90th year.
A A moisetdisastrous fire broken
out at rroderich jthe other menthe!
ing in the large barn of, J. K Wal
ten which completely destroyed
the !structure, two horses, a dog,
ind a number rotchi,.kens lin the
barn were burned to death. There
was about three loads of hay an
the loft and spontaneous combus-
tion itsg iven as :the original orig-
in sof (thea blaze:
Rev. Fr. Corcoran, Mt. Carmel,
announced the bonds of marriage
of Herbert Hartman, of Detroit;son
of Mr. John Hartman, Zurich to
Miss Madeline Disjard.inr_, second
daugh.'te.r of Mr. and Mi+s. Abraham
Disjardine, the marriage to . take
place 'early in October,
A' .very- pretty wedding .took
Place on Sept. 15th, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. frlcLeod,
Bayfield, when .their eldest daugh-
ter, Lucy, \beca'me the wife of Mr
Charles A. Plater, of Detroit. The
7artde wa
s .attended
by
Miss 7
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�'Terner, while john McLeod, , bro.
ther .of the bride was groomsman
Sr` III—Flossie Stelck• .86,
verna Geiger 80, Albert' i'Deich:ert
72, Harvey Clausius 71, Gordon How
aid 65, Earl Flakbo{ard 60 Arition-
ette Greiner 52, Leonard Smith 46,
16, Clarence Smith and Rolland
Orenier, a.bs int.
F. M. Kalbflei,sch, teacher
$LAKE
Mr, and Mrs ,Val. Gerber Jr. and
family left on Saturday for en
extended trip through the States.
Mr. Wm Clarke !!spent the we-
ek -end .'at Shu' (homer in the village
Mr. and Mr's Dick Brown of Zur-
ich called on friends in the vale
age on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Mose Gerber and
fancily spent ,Sunday with ,friend's
in the village.
Quito a number from this vic-
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,',l1;,�(wyn S neves .e 232; .*dice Decker milli sox Koneetwo , r spent
and.
I�f e ,;.Tt•••t il.' :,.r tr '2 , Quintile *wee!. en .• at the h 1r
ftz Geo' .Dowse
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caiicit.y-, all ,above articles are
practically es good as new. De-
ering mower;•h:tv rake, CM—H bean
cultivator and puller, 4 -rection haat
rows. Fleury walking, i?la'c, LNa. 10
Percival walking plow, light 1 as a-
gon, Clinton fanning mill, pr. bob
sleighs, open buggy, cutter, ; ba I
truck, bellss, crosscut ;saw, double
set britches harness, 'set back band
harness, plow 'harness, single har-
nesle, double (set driving iharness,
light cellars \with traces 'and ha-
mes, horse collar, logging chain,
aoubletrees, neckyokes, crowbar,
wire ;stretcher, 'shovel;, hoes, spade,
2 'oak \barrels, Quantity of lumber,
manure forks, hay .forks, ladder,
buffalo robe, dog'skin coat, grain.
bags, 2 riviters, iron gate '1.2-1 t[
water trough, 200 bush, barley and
wheat mixed, 400 bushels of ban-
nersed oats, quantity of hay,
•bunch! of 'shingles, cow bhains, qu-
entity of paint and .paint: bru-
H0t19EHOL.D'EFFECTS - 1' sot_
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neap.' new , Q
id oak buffett y
bec heater ;arid cooker with full
sizzed oven .nearly new, burns
,wood or coal, kitchen cabinet" . 3 -
burner coaloil stove with oven, we-
bbing machine, wringer, copper`
Daisy
tub's, churn,
'ol.r, 2
i o n
ase ,
:Renfrew cream see arator in gond
running order, 3- iron bedsteads,
bed room isuite, .extension i`rle, 2
large table's, 3 -sn ell tables, sad
irons, butter ,bowel, 2 • ,eupbaards,
atovep ipes, sealers, crocks; pot4 ,
nails, pens, cistern sink, lamps,
large flour can holding .3 • bags,
ppi'ef peeler, autowheel coaster,
hanginglamp, rocking chair, doz.
kitchen chairs, large' kitchen eloc•k,
alarm clock, baby dwarria,,Q'e', ba..y
crib wile)! ;spring's, baby . cradle',
'Curtain poles; �lant'enn *,etc.
- TERMS- A'l1 mime of 1;20 and
under cash, over that amount 12
months. credit will be given on fru'-
ni;shing approved joint notes. i5%
off for cash on credit amounts.
Louis Brisson, Proprietor.
Oscar 'Mini), ,Auctioneer.
W. S, Johnston; Clerk,
.AUCTION, SALE
OF FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENT'S,
And HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, on
Lot 7, Con. 10, Hay Township, on
the Goshen Line, 3 • mile',s south of
Zurich on Thursday, October 14th,.
at 12.30 o'clock the ,following;
HOB ES -1 mare 10 yes: old•;
ig 'eiditlo 4 yrs. old; 1 mare, 3
yrs. old; 1. mare 2 yrs. old; '1
gelding 2 yr): old, 1 filly 1 yr..
old. CATTLE -1, Reg. cow due in
April; 1 ' Reg. eow due in May;
1 Reg. cow due in May; 1. .Beg
r.nw du�� in February; ;t Reg. core
with calf. ar, 'foot; 1 g rade' cow due
in April, 1 harrow Cott"; 1 Reg.
cow due in tFeb'y; t Reg. heifer
rising 2yrs; 1 heifer rising 2 -yrs
1 !steer rising 2 yrs; 1 purebred
heifer 1 yr. old; 1 babybeeve; 3
purebred heife naives; 1 ,calf^; 1
Reg, bull' 1 yr. old, PIGS - 1
brood sow York, bacon, type, in
pig; 6 stockers.. POULTRY e--4
IMPLEMENTS -1 M -it binder 11-
ft
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ft 'eat; M. -II. mower 6 -ft,' *nut; 1
Cock'shutt fel tilizzer+ 11 disc drill
nearly new; M -IL cultivator near-
ly new; M. -H. bean cultivator with
Puller combined . nearly new; Max-
well h',iyloadr:r with truck, 1C/fax-
well side delivery; M--I:f. 10-fi:'steel
rake; 2drum `'steel roller; MJ3,
di:>c: 1. 3 -'section harrows, M.• -PA
manure 'spreader, 3 Fleury Walk-
ing plow, 2 double ploys"s; 2.-.
anti; hay reek, wagon box, 2
gravel boxes, pig rack, Clinton fan-
ning' mill, cutting box bag truck
12000 lb, ;scale, turnip seeder, pea
b{irr�ester with hu'neher combined,
carriage, root pulper, 2 bobsleighs
buggy, 2 c,.rtr i s, sett of caxi}t1r5,
circular tines, daubes +set of brithen
harness, set baejcband harness near'.
g i r e'sett
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1 now; plough harness, nl,
In order to quickly dispose of the
balance of our Stock on hand, we
are offering same below Wholesale
price. Don't miss these bargains
Don't Liss this bargain!
Suits made t:o measure
From 17.50 up
ee our windows for other Special Bargains
Good Prea'sinn„ Skillfully done by a meal Tailor, is as Refresh-
ing to Your Suit, as a good night's 1sleep is to you.
PRESSING AND ALTERATIONS REASONABLY DONE.
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Zurich Drug Store
School Supplies
We have a complete
St�ckof everythingnee-
essary in this line for
the school ,Boy or Girl
We have + a new Stock of
Stock of Scribblers Note
Books, Pencils, Pens,Water
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Colors, and all textbooks.
Also a fine sappy of the High
.Books used in the Fifth Class
School �
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