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HERALD
-ZURICH, FRIDAY momsliNG.
SEPTEMBER 12, 1919.
No 10
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
Wift be promptly attended to here. See:us about
DOUBLE TEAM HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Fall line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
. A Trial Solicited
I. FRED THIEL . ZURICH
Mr Eldon Schnell, of Detroit,.
Mich., visited his parents here Rik
a few days last week.
A number fram.here attended the
funeral of the late Jacob Rader
held at Dashwood on Monday;
Mr. Elmer Rupp has left for De-
troit, mid Mr. Chas. Weber is a..
gain in charge of the stage route
between Zurich and Hensel!.
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EETER'S
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SHOWING OF
Fall and Winter Goods
You will have .a great opportunity to purchase up-to-
date merchandise at tempting prices from oui large and
well assorted stock.
Fair Week Dress Goods Special
Black and colored ,Serges in that good all -wool quality, just the
right weight, fine weave, soft finish, 40 inches wide in shades of
navy. black, green, burgundy nadbrown.
VELOURS AND BROADCLOTHS.
For coats iln all wool bright chiffon finish, full 54 inches wide, in
shades of nigger, navy, copen grey taupe, prune, black and bur-
gundy:
SILK WOOL JERSEY CLOTH
Extra heavy wool Jersey Cloth inthe new shades of Belgian Blue,
taupe, brown, white and navy, width 36 inches.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Ladieswhite combination in medium, weight, all wool, high neck
and long sleeves. Reasonably priced,
Ladies 'cream vest, high neck andlong sleeves A splendid garm-
ent with. drawers to match.
LADIES' SWEATERS
We alsoehe.ve a nice range of ladies' pure wool Sweater Coats nad
pullovers in all simile,. (
Men's
elothing Department
THE SNAPPY NEW FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
A presentation of the cream of the models. Fabrics, weaves., pat-
terns and colors fromthe leading, apparel makers of Canada.
' included are the popular waist seam styles for young men.
• SMART OVERCOOATS FOR YOUNG FELOLWS
We are on the mark, We've masie special provision for the young
man's trade ,with many new excluive, perfetcly tailored suits and Ov
erco ate .
A splendid ngaer of men's felt Hats, Shirts, Tie, et .e 4
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Phone 59
J. P EETER
Produce Wanted
elatikt,��I
Miss Gertrude Weller is visiting
eriends in Preston.
Mrs. J. Melick is spending the
week at Remade
Toive Poultry taken every Wednes-
day forenoon.—T. Preeter,
-Miss Reid of Fullerton, is the
guest of Mrs. Earl Weida.
Mies Jean Campbell has returned
London to resume her stuel'es.
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number from Zurich and vicin-
ity attended London Fair this
week,
Mr, Geo, Smith, of Crosweq,Mich.
Visited relatives here over Sun-
day.
Mr. Roy Weber, and sister, Miss
Clara, of Detroit, are visiting their
home here,
(Mr. C. Schrag attended a. large
•Mennonite Conference held in the.
State of Virginial ast week.
Mr. and Mrs, Hy. Eby and dau-
ghter, and Mrs. N. Otterbein, of
Kitchener. visited the past week
with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Heist of Carlo
Miele, arc visiting at the homes
of Mr. A G. Ehnes, and the
Williamse
The regular meeting of the W.
C. T. U. will be ehld at the home
'of Mrs. A. Meliek on Wednesday
evening Septi 17th at 8 o'clock.
All ladies are invited to attend.'
Mr. Merrier Eilber, who has been
salesman in T. L. Wurm's store for
some years has resigned that po, it -
ion and left for Detroit Mr. 1
Clarence Hoffman of thi.s
is his successor.
Miss Rose Hess has taken a pos-
ition in the post office,
Take notice that all accounts for
Twine are now due. Stade &
Weld cs. 4
Mr. Albert Thiel and Miss Rehm,
of Kitchener, recently visited the
former's home here.
OUR FAIR.
On Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, Zurich Fall Pair will
be held),
The 'fair has been held annually
for over fifty years and has pro-
ven of much benefit to the resi-
dents ix this section, not alone in
its educating features, but also in
the oempetition in the exhibits
which tends to make the exhibitor
raise and grow better live stock,
grain, ete. The success of the
Fair depends very much in the in-
terest 'taken therein by the farm-
ers and others living in the com-
munity, Everyone must help,
Iff you cannot exhibit something,
you should then support it by yo r
at tend ance.
The Est of special prizes offered
this year should makee the comp-
etition keen in many classes and
consequently of much interest, to
spectators. The Henderson ./tliV-
enile Pipe Band, which has just'
returned from a successful to r
through the state of Michigan, will
give a splendid program of music
on the grounds. And the concert
in the Town Hall in the evening
promises to be ohne of the best ever
held in Zurich. The program will
be given by the accomplished art-
ists and will be entertaining to yo-.
ung and old.
Joseph Brown, or Hills Green, ....ommerermr.....
was before Judie Dickson recently
charged with setting bush fires
which injured live stock and des-
Itrd'Al. other property. belonging
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to farmers in that neighborhood.
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0 Mr. F W. Gladmem, of Exeter,with,
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e the Crown Attorney prosecutcd,
• andel Mr. M. G. Cameron, R. C.,
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• was the defence counsel. The
charge was dismisse d.
VOTE ON OCT. 20th.
• Premier Hearst of Ontario has
afnnounced that the vote on the
referendum on the temperance qu-
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0 estio(n will be had on Monday, Oct.
0 20th. No deeiiosn has as yet been
• reached when the Provincial elec-
ftion will be held.
EXAMINE THEj LISTS
• The voters'•list to be used in
• the coming referendum vote, is
as, now completed and posted up • iu
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MILLINERY
Full show:ng of New Fall Mi
ery now ready.
Call and see our display,
No formal Openings.
M, E. ROUTLEDGE, Zurich
M. E. Routledge
Nomaasamemathowerooltle.4q1pPitVg&
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000"
Over 100 Branches
Opportunity Shuns nue
Unprepared to Grasp It.
Start a Savings account
today, in The Molsons
Bank, and be ready for
opportuinity when it
Comes along.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
The World's Watch
(ver Time
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Dealer in ' '
Watc es, Clocks, Musicalt
Instruments, etc.
Repairing Promptly Done
Hess the Jeweller
Phone 67
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FALL SHOES I
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We carry a complete stock for men, women ..,
the Post Office, or citizens may see and children.
one by applying to the enumerator -,..
1 or the poll, the Township Clerk,
or the postmaster.
A court of revision, at which com ,
plaints against the said list may 14'
be made, will be held in the town
hall at ten o'clock on Sept. 26th fcr
polis No. 1, 2, 3, and 4. and onSep.1a.
27th: for pialls No 5, 6, 7, 8. Any 4"
complaint against the list must be
in writing and be left with. the
township clerk not less than five 1:
clear days before the court is held:
0 ANOTHER EPIDEMIC?
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• expected this Winter. This war- ::.
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• be as innprepared as a year ago.
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0 frighten the country. Little pro -E-2: ill -X
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• disease whith took a toll last year E
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• RINI'S GELATEAS 1
• (comes, will be as severe as a year see
40 muhe heavier than the Geteat War. :fr.:
0 Whether or not the epidemic if it a
.fal7GRAM8 EtTer.
° e ago ric• °rib can forecast. Cer- fei
We, are offering some bargains in 6
0 thinly with proper warning, sta,c El
: and imunicpial authorities can be
:0 more ready to coiiibat it. ft has ef.: Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
been the experience of the p is.' IN
0 that thesa epidemics usually occ,,- F
• and other lines.
• for thrae.tolnsecutive yeare. each,
: one less severe than the preceding
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• camps this year wtere the disease
may catch young men unawaiee,
end vilirrl aureeeties have no Cm, ee
to proprrly prepare for it. The t:il
Will 'be roiore physicians in all the a.
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cisss of the country and mor. i--. R. /V. DOUGLAS
nurses Keep healthy now. loo'- ei=';
to lour well being and peihavei te
if everyone tioe,s that there Alin 1
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BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES
ADVANCE
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
C. FRITZ
The Shoeman
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We have opened our
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FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
Highest Pricesfor Farm Produce
Your wants taken care of
PHONE 11 on 97 BLAKE