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ERALD
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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL II,
1919.
No•40 •
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
Will be promptly attended to here. See,ue about
DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by hand
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
1 FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Mr. alnd Mrs, W. IL Finkbeiner,
and daughter, Miss Hazel, of
Stratford, visitel relatives here o-
ver Sunday,
Only thirty-nine "originals" re-
turned to Canada with the famous
Princess Patricia,'s Canadian Light
Infantry Regiment, and only sev-
enty "originals" with the Fifth
Mounted Rifles.
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Many lines of our new
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Felt Hats
Special Line of Men's Feft 13ats.
Also tnew ties for Easter, Fancy
Shirts, Tweed Rain Coats, etc.
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New
Silk Poplins
NEW LINE OF
Silk Poplins just re-ceived. Also
new Dress Ginghams. Willanake
serviceable and stylish dresses.
SEE OUR STOCK OF CURTAIN SCRIMS.
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Phone 59
Produce Wanted
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'Miss Anna Hess is visiting relati-
ves in Detroit at present.
Mr. WM. Lehman, of Caledonia,
Mieh., is Visiting his mother near
Blake this week.
Tuesday was -a wet disagreeable
day and the Spring Show at Hen-
sfi.1.1 was poorly atteinded.
'Fte, Wrn. Otterbein returned to
Kippers last week froro, overseas.
He enlisted with the 161st Battal-
iiun
Mr. H. G. Hess returned from
London, on Monday, where he un-
derwent a successful operation for
throat trouble.
W, G. Wellington Fee and
family have moved to Seaforth,
,Where, Mr. Fee has purchased a
;comfortable home.
Ma. and Mrs. John Kipper of
this village mourn the death of
one of their little twin boys, which
,took place on Monday.
The proceeds of the auction sah.
of the farm stock ad irnplemea
ts of Casper Walper held recently
• amounted to nearly $7500.6.0.
Mr. and Mrs. Na B. Vickers al
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• Duamheller. Alta, were visiting lie.
re for a week recently. Their
• friends and relatives were much
pleased to bsee them agailn.
Mrs Emma Sanders and son,
• Edward, of Muskegon, 'Mich., en-
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• joyed a short visit with friends
• here last week and were the guests
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• •of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schnell.
•Mr. Ted Mittelholtz, of River
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Rouge, near Detroit, spent
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past week ,with his parents hetree,.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mittleholtz. He
is engaged in one of the shipyards
in that city.
The public examinationaend con-
firmation of .the catechumens of 1* -4
the Lutheran Church takes place
aeat. Sunday. morning,.. The last
einglish Lenten -serviee of the sea m"
son will be held Sunday evening.
Theme of ;Sermon;—jesus' Burial..ff.- Highest Pricesfor Farm Produce -
Tho 'returns to the Registrar -
.General for the first .quarter of al Your wants taken care of
1919 of biaths, deaths and rnarriag :71
es 61 Ray Township are as foil- ri
ows; i3irths 14, of which 5 are aa
males and 9 femalesr and *Deaths, 11
12, of which 9 were males and 3
females. Marriages 4,
Pte. Ed. Fisher arrived home
last week for a day. His arida.-
al was not known in time to arr-
ange for a public welcome but
his many friends were glad to
welcome. him home. He left a-
gain the next morning to resume
his duties in a store in Kitthener.
The first number of the Farmer's
Sun, formerly the Weekly Suo,
came to hand last week. This is
the official organ of the U. F. 0.
and is a weekly paper which sho-
uld have a large circulation. It
contains much interesting reading
besides full aind late market re-
ports.
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Shoes that will wear well, Also
Rubbers, Socks, Cvershoes, etc.
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
•C. FRITZ
The Shoeman
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▪ NW SPRING GOODS
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We have opened our
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PRIM GELATEAGHHA,
We are offering some bargains in
Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
and other lines.
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FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
The Toronto News has ceased
publication as such and now app-
ears as the Toronto Times. It
alnnounces that its fiscal policy will
be to adhere to the National Pol-
icy and a -system of protection •
such as will cultivate native indus-
try, The Times made its first ap
pearaince on March 27th.
.1, Merner's Shorthorn stock
sale on April 1st at Seaforth, a-
mounted to $16,560. Forty-six an- Mr. C. Fritz called on friends in
lanais were sold at an averave 01 Dashwood on Sunday.
$360. Purchasers from Exeter
were; —Mr. Nicholson of Crediton,
a yearling for $1,000; Albert Ether-
ington, a bull, for $960; Y. H. Rat-
cliffe an imported cow, for $560;
R. D. ,Hunter, a cow, for $410.
EASTER PROGRAM
A auitable program will be giv-
en in the Evangelical church on
'cantata "His Resurrection" willlhhee
Easter Sunday evening.
rendered, besides special singing
by the choir.
A. War Savings Society has been by tho'Tealicers of West Huron to $8,800,000
formed in connection with the tho section making the most imp- 98 Branches in Carada
Lutheran church and the follow- tovements to the property of
ing offiteas appointed; Pres., Rea,: both adage and country—in the
H Rembe; Vice -Pres., W. H, way of building, and seeding road
Johraston; Sec'y., Miss F. 0, lab- side, cleating up generally
it-
fleisch; Trees., H. A. Howald.The reand orchards, homes nad bards(
purpose of the Society is to lnter- replueling road rail fences with.
est the members of the congreg-I wire, planting trees along road,
ation in the Thrift and War Sav-• etc. Let every property owner,
ing Stamps campaign. Ten 'mem- see that his irpperty is .not an
hers joined the Soeiety the same Nora to the others Let us all 1
eveningand prospeets for a loan and se what we can do. You
many mot.) are bright. Buy War, will add to the. value *f your pra-i
slaa:alas Stamps. t perty,
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 on 97 BLAKE
The
ZURICH LIBRARY
Is Now Open. Hours:
Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoon and Evening
2 to 5 and 7 to9 o'clock.
Library at Miss Lydia
Faust's home.
FOR RENT
North store in Hartleib's Block
Zurich, formerly occupied by S. E.
Faust, Splendid opportunity for
a shoe store. Dwelling can be
arranged at rear if required. Act
quickly as the people of Zurich
and vicinity are longing for the
second shoe store. Reasonable
rent. Apply to C. Hartleib,
leacvassuomostmaraopos.w.e.m
'Mr. E, Oesch, barber has recov-
ered from his recent illness.
Miss Reale Either of Monckton
spent a few days at her home here
this week.
.A fine assortment of Easter and'
Confirmation eards is found at the,
Zurich Book Room.
Messrs. Mend?: & Braun have
purchased an auto truck for use
in their business.
A prize of ten dollars is offered
ess
Jeweller and Optician
JUST RECEIVED
a new stock of
Cameo Necklets
Waterman's High-grade
Fountain Pens and
Bicycle Accessories.
Complete Line Of
WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND
CLOCKS, FOUNTAIN PENS FL-
ASHLIGHTS AND ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES, BICYCLE REPAIRING.
AND VULCANIZING, ETC.
'Phone No. 74,
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Incorpc rated 1855
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The
MOLSONS
BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
A General Bankint
Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTER OF CREDIT
BANK. MONEY ORDER.'
Savings Bank Department
Interest at highest (percent rates
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
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