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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, MAV 2, 1919.
No 43
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HARNESS NEEDS
Wi be promptly attended to kers. See:us about
DOUSLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by hand
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Fall line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A Trial Solicited
FRED THEL ZURICH
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Mr. F. C. Kalbfleisch has exch-
anged his Ford for a new ClieVr7-
olet auto,
Mr. C. Hartleib aind family have
moved into Mr. Hartleib's bloelri,
where suitable, living quarters have
been fitted out. Mr. A. Melick,
is moving into the house vacated
by Mr Hartleib which Mr. Melick
has purchased, '•
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The reputation of this store as a mens high -grade Furnishing
Store is so widely known that it seems hardly necessary to dwe
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living up to our former records and to a very great extent main
taining old prices.
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l'EW WIDE RIM EFFECTS
In green, navy, steel or black Prices from $3.75 to -$4.50,
st in S
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SOFT OR STIFF CUfee'S, NEGLI GE, OUTING OR SPO RT STYLE
In stripes, fancy • or plain colors at $1 to $2.75
New •esigns in
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all Papers.
Brighten up the interior Of your home this spring. Splendid
designs for any room, Bring in the sizes. of your rooms and get
an estimate of what it will cost you,
All W ol Serge for Suits
FOR LADIES COATS AND SUITS
These Serges are all wool and old dyes, and are very snit
able for odd eroa ts and tailored suits. We know our prices are
very low as they were bought many months ago.
1 les' Silk
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The largest assortment of ladies gloves ever -shown, Colors
in white, black; gray and beech in all sizes.
Lacli-s' Auto Ca
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.A. large ra urge of ladies autocaps to choose from at very low
prices,
Laclies9 Silk 'Wasts
We have just reseived a nice range of ladies silk crepe de
chore waists and striped silk waists in all colors and aizes.
Also ladies whitevoile wa.ists .at old pr:ees.
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A perfect tonic for all kinds of stock. Alco pig meal, calf
meal, chick Iced, etc.
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vent smut in oats, etc. Full directions on each bottle.
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3ifiss Ida Brill is on the sick list
!Hay eoencil meets Saturday,
Mae- 3rd at 1 o'clock, p.
Mr, and Mrs. T. Block of licesall
Visited relatives here oin Sunday.
Seaforth's population, aceobe'rg
to the 1919 assessment roll, is
2027.
'•Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kipfer have
mo'ved to Blake where they will
reside,
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Melkli, avid
family were visitors at Seaforth
cin Sundayl,
. Mr. C, Hartleib's sale of furni':-
ure ete., held on Saturday last
was largely attended.
Mr. E. Appel left on Monday for
a few week's visit in New Ham- 9.
tzgp,ointsKitchener and other east-
eMr. Henry Walper and family
have moved into the home which
he recently purchased from Mr, .J
F. Rickbeil.
Mr. Bertrand Klapp, son of Me.
E. F. Klapp, had the misfortune to
break a bone in his arm, when.
he fell to the barn floor from the,
mow.
A meeting of the directors
the Hay Township Farmer's Mu`.
ual Fire In, Co. will be held at
Eclighoffer's Hotelb Zurich, on
s..1:urday, May 3rd.
The many friends of Mr.
Ywagblut are pleased to see hiin.
aOiend againi., although it will be!
sarao weeks yet before he will be
iaikhis usual good health.
',!..Mr. John Routledge has been
tansferred to the Exeter and Cen-
trAlia branches of the 1VIolsone
E.a;nk. - A n!en branch has been re
dently opened at the lee'ers place.
Mr, Jacob Kipfer sold his inter-
est in the stage route 'between
le and iHensall to Mr. F.
Wlsoktook im-
ita.`•-e possession. Mr. Vvrinen
has '!engaged Mr. Elmore Rupp to rg
look 0:ter this end of his businees
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W' e. !invite you to inspect ourt
new shoes for spring and summer'
wear. See our line of
For Men
For Ladies
OES
All Styles and Sizes
Wear well kind
BETTER AND EGGS WANTED
C. FRITZ
The Shoeman
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We have opened our
NEW SPRING GOODS
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R—E2.In'T8 GracaTEA8
On Tuesaay evening, of last week
the,-Woinens !Sunday School Class
of the hvangelecal church gather-
ed at the home of Mrs. Quaeken11
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bush to spend a social evening be- le!
fore the departure of one tof theie V!
members, Mrs. J. P. Rickbeil, who
has been a member for many
years, and who with her husband,
Mr. J. F. Rickbeil have since mov
ed to their new home in Kitchener.
The members of the class render-
ed a short literary program con-
sisting of songs, addresses and a
Bible Contest which was followed
by refreshments.
0930 oi the difficulties lyiug in
the way of church union, against
which few persons seem able ti
find any reasonable argument, one
* man has come to the conclus;on
9 that the real trouble ;s purely tee!
0 simply doctrinal selfishness. 'fhli
e man, stranded in a strange town
tg one Sunday morning, stopped at I
a earner in sight of three uhurehes
considering where he would go
f:r his morning worship. WM.: 1
o he waited, sweet and clear on the
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We are offering some bargains in
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and other lines.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWA.YS ON HAND El
Higliest Pricesfor Farm Produce E •
Your wants taken care of
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R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 on 97
The.
ZURICH IL BRARY
is Now Open. Hours:
Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoon and Evening
2 to .7, and 7 tot o'clock..
Library at Miss Lydia
Fatst's home.
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Mr. Wrn, H. May passed away at
his home in Mitchell on April 21st,
.10 WW1 an insurance agent and
olvt. years ago visited this sec -
Con regularly in the interests W.:
suis business.
The foilawing sons and daught-
ers from a distance recentlyvis-
cabl-ath morning air came the
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music of the Alelhodist
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Crown?" From the oppoeite
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0 decisively, "No Not One," and the
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efl happily, "That Will be Glory ior
" PRIZE TEAM SOLD
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Mr, .Wmb Decher has sold
3 fine dapple grey general purpose
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tam to Mr. Robert MatiLarea
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13 near Hensel". This team i me"
of the fines'. produced in this vee
o biosis and they also took many
8 first and also sweepstake 1
C4 at the fall and spring fairs eel
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G Mr. MacLaren has secured
0 handsome matched team.
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Decher received a good figure
43 for the pairL.
WCTU ORGANIZED
0 A. public meeting was hold intie?
TOwn Hall, Monday afternooe,
0 April 21.st when Mrs. Bigelow, the
ProNiincial Women's Christian Tool
v'rau flion Organizer, gave in
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;ialgeeeeezez4.4„ eleenteartee Mrs.
lied Me. and Mrs. John Gasho,
the Bronson Line, Mr. Gaseho
:arg in pooe health at pi..2sent
AL's. P Rupp, Imly City, Miele;
Mcs, M. Bechler, Berne, Mich; Mes-
ses, John and Jacob Gesell°, Pig -
con, Mich, ; Is. Joel Bochler, Us -
borne towuship; Mrs, John B. '\to,,
cr, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. t.
address on departmeelts
of the work. A. union was organ-
heed, and. the following officers
-kyzr.e. elected;-- President, Mrs,
Tj.'Siebert; Vire-Pree, Mrs, C.
Ile -reek; Core'Secy. Mama
Lamont; Rec.-Secy., Pearl Wer'z;
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BLAKE -53
W. G. Ji ess
Jeweller and Optician
JUSTRECEIVED
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-.
AsHLRwrs. ANI) ELECTRICAL
SUPPLIES. tle'YCLE REPAIRING
' AND VULCANIZING, ETC.
Phone No. 74.
Man, TaVi81.0k, aa1 'AIL,. JOS,
cph Bechlee Tavistock; en 1 Mr, incorprrated 1855 •
zao John Jantzi, 13:1.1en,rrll
B.V1EI3ALT., (1.1.713 tr“ 47 in: N.jr
ORC,ANIZED E3A N
cApiTALaa RESERVE
A splendid mectiag t.y2 'Laseleill
cilthITS:US.8 WAS hC11 TlJeF•aly CV,' .,.
Al 1.-Frgi1tfft7r S ItatA 1 ite a1teri-
dE11107.' WAS larg,..' III1.71 it 1. -mks as i;
.!'.:urch will have wit -az roa1 haw-
Hli sport th's summer. The.
Inatmdal for the make-up of a
team that shoull give a good ac-
eount of i.!.s.,11 is on hand and pracr-
Lee. will be started at ae early date
The folIowierg oticees ver' ap-
peinted;—Prese J. Pree:er; Vice,
Pr:s., C. Fritz; Sec.-Treas., A, F.
Ilcas; Captain and Manage?, Lo.,::
W. Hoffman; Assistant Manage?,
E. Wurm; Fiinanco Committee, NV.
}L Hoffmen and 0. L. Smith
8,800,000
ova IGO BlakA3 in Caaqa
A General Bankini
Busineas Transacted
ciRer LA R LE-17E13,(1P CR EDIT
BAN. e MI)101V ORDER,
savings Bank Beilattnont
Intevat at higbest current rates
Zurich Branch
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