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Ladies' Silk Gloves
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® • A1so ladies white voile waists at old prices.
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ZURICH, FRIDAY MORN•INOt MAY 9, 19I9.
• YOUR HARNESS NI3ED.S
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•wit be promptly attended to here. Seamus about
DOIJISLE TEAM HARNESS,SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
All our sewing done by liana
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
1. Fall llae of. Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc 3.
A Trial Solicited +
FRED THIEL ZURICH 1
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Ptes.E'. Ceeeiveau and C. Pratt
returned home last
-w;.,'eek from
overseas..
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Ontario physicians have prescr-
ibed 1,000,000 quarts of whiskey to
suffering humanity since 1916.
Mr, Eldon Schnell, of the U.. S.
Army, visited his parents here last
week. Mr. Schnell recently re-
turned from overseas.
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;Stove is so widely known that it seems hardly necessary to dwe
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living; up to our former records anto a very
taming old prices.
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'SOFT OR STIFF CURES, NEGLIGE, OUTING OR SPO RT STYLE
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® Brighten up the interior Of your home this'spring. Splendid
designs for any room. Bring in the sizes ofyour and6
an estimate of what it -_will eostyou,
.NEW WIDE RIM EFFECTS
In -green,` navy, steel or black Pri tee from $3.75 to $4.60.
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Mr and Mrs. Wellington John-
ston have moved into the house
Vacated -by. Mr. Jacob Kipfer whi h
] tr. Johnston has purchased..
Re•v, Mrs. H. Bombe and daught
eke. of Hamilton, _visited at the
home' of her son, Rev. A. Rembe,
over ,Sunday.
The' many friend) of Mr. John
H.'Schnell are pleased to see flim
arou'n'd again after his recent ser-
ious ili•ness,
The members of the choir of the
church met at the
Eva!n,ge-licax ,n
church
of. Mrs. W. L. S''_enerL ��ne "v -
ening recently and presented Mrs.
R. T. Dunlop, who has assisted in
the- hcoir, with a cut glass dish
prior to her departure from the
village,
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A Special Mother's Day program,
will be given by the Ladies' Aid
in the Evangelical church on Sun-
day evening. Everybody Wel-
come.. Come. White and colored
flowers, suitable for the occasion
will `be sold at Mr, C, Fritz's shoe
store,"
Mr, Wm. Declier has purchased a
fine General purpose team of dark
iron greys from Mr. Richard Baker
of neat' Dashwood for a good team
is exceptionally well mated and
horsemen say it will make a prett
le team than the one recently
sold by -Mr.. Decher.
NOW A. B. A. Sc.
BANKING HOURS
On May 12th the banks throu-
ghout :Cascada Zvi11 go on new
hours, and will open during the
week at 10 and close at 3 o'clock
the :hours on. Saturday being 9.30
ands;'',`i2 noon. Up to date, the
lbankii': have opened at 9.30 in the,
morning and dosed at 2.30 in the
afterecieei.
:..(Anniversary
Rev, H Rembe, pastor of
Peter's Lutheran Church will
•ebrater the 3rd anniversary of
ministry "the earning Sunday.
this occasion he will conduct
special service in the evening when t the G. E. Co.
he will preach an appropriate
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Saturday
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Incorporated 1855
The
MOLSONS
BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
Over I00 Branches in Canada
A General Banking
Business Transacted
The Palmer-Amuseiilent Company I CIRCULAR LETTER OF CREDIT -
13ANiS, MONEY ORDER
presents the Spectular production, Savings Bank Department
of ;--
Uncle
Tom's
Cabin
In Four Acts.
Interest at highest current rates
Zurich Branch
t i T NLOP, Manager
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We G. Hess
Jeweller and Optician
Just Received a supply of
NOBBY, TRACTION AND WHITS
DIAMOND TIRES AND TUBES
BISYCLE AND AUTO SUPPLIES
Children 25; Adults 35. Cameo Necklets
Waterman's High-grade
and War Tax. Fountain Pens and
We congratulate Mr. J. Elgin ; Bicycle Accessories.
Hess, of this village, on his success
in passing his final examinations
in the School of Practical . Science, :Complete Line ': f
Toronto with honors. Mr. Hess
S. is ;now a full-fledged electrical WATCHES, JEWELLERY AND
ce.- engineer and has obtained the de- CLOCKS, FOUNTAIN PENS FL -
his gree of Bachlor of Applied Science ASHLIGHTS AND ELECTRICAL.
On , He leaves to -day, Friday, for Pet- I SUPPLIES, BICYCLE REPAIRING.
a •erboro to assume his duties with AND 'VULCANIZING, ETC.
•Phone No. 74.
Mon to his confirmation classes of
1916-1919 who will attend in- body
Rev. Rembe was born in Montr-
eal, a thorough Canadian, and
believes in having Canadian prea-
chere for 'Canadian Churches. He
claims a preacher should be a
preacher first, last and always. He *,
should attend to that business to -4-
which
whiich he was called and ordained,
the Lord's business. The Church
of to -day needs preachers, and 4.
these preachers must be men not !—
busybodies. The easiest way to
cripple a Church is to become in-
terested in all general movements
outside until one has neither time!
nor inclination to help along the'
work iin the Church. Too many
clergymen are altogether too
much interested in secular move-
ments and thereby neglect the
one thing needful. One cannot
serve two masters. There are
many good men outside of the
ministry who can take care of sec-
ular affairs, let the minister of the
low Word attend to his charge as he
should and he will have all the
work he wishes and very little time
for things outside of his own sp-
here. •
We often hear the remark; "the
Church is to blame for that." Is
it any wonder when things go
wrong? Any wonder when �t o
hear Mr. Member of such " and
such a church did this and that?
Any wonder when the preacher
gives so little time to man's soul
welfare?' Any wonder when he
fixes his members up with a two
and. a half per cent surface pol•s:i?
Men vki11• be better men and better
,Christiatns when we reach their
heart, When the heart is trans
'Will .pre- Q formed will we have better human
.bei'ng's. Laws, rules and regul
actions are of little use, and yo '
will have a changed person and VI
a better world.
;Duriing the three years of his
m2nistry in our village he has t
preached 300 sermons to the mom
beets of St. Peter's Church, bap-
tized; 41 infants, confirmed; C2
young persons and adults, offici-
ated at 24 futnerals and 12 niarr: r
ges and administered the Lord's
SimpeFr to O03 members. Ore
1 ganized a Choir and a Lutheran
'War Sa.tiail s So. sty.
A large ra alga of ladies autoeaps to choose from at very
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' T,•. invite you to inspect our
, new shoes for spring and summer.
Sete our line of
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For Ladies
All Styles and Sizes
Wear well kind
BU•rran AND EGGS WANTED
C. FRITZ
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We are offering some bargains in
Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
and other lines.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
Highest Pi.•icesfor Farm Proiduce.
Your wants taken care of
R. N. DOUGLAS
BLAKE
PHONE 11 on 97
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