Zurich Herald, 1919-10-31, Page 1ZURICH
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HERALD
ZURICH, FRIDAY MORN1NNO, OCTOBER 31, (919.
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YOUR HARNESS NEEDS
Win be promptly attended to here. See:us about
DOUBLE TEA'S[ HARNESS, SINGLE HARNESS,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
Rugs, Blankets, Bells
Fall line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
A. Trial Solicited
FRED THIEL ZURICH
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Hay council meets on Saturday,
Nov. lot. at 1 p. m.
A. number from the village went
to London to see the Prinee of
Wales,.
We are pleased, to report that
Mrs. R F. Stade, wh*4. recently un-
derwent an epraltic n, is 'impro'ving
very favarab1yi,
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SHOWING OF
fall � nd Winter Goods
You will have a great opportunity to purchase up-fo-
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date merchandise at tempting prices from our..1a:
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w. assorted t tock., :; ..
Fair Week Dress Goods Special
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Tonight, Friday, Oct. 31st is Hal-
lowe'en.
MC1a. Carrie Heyrock is spending
the week in Dashwdod.
FOUND—A parasol. Owner
an obtain it at Flerald Office.
.Mr. and Mrs. John Laporte v;
ed relatives in Detroit last wee
.'Mr. F. E. Hess of London visi
!cid relatives in town on Wedne
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H H. Neeb has treated him -
fine touring
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part;
M, and Mrs. J. Preeter and chi
'ren visited relatives in Kitchen
Diver Sunday.
:!Mr. N. E. Dahms underwent
successful operation at London fo
•t11e removal of adenoids.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gallnlan hav
iri.oved into the apartments above
Melick & Braun's hardware stor
!The majority for the noes i
Huron County in the recent refe
eztdum vote were as follows.
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Question 2 ... ... 1557
Question 3 ...... .._ 1580
Question • 1580
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opean countries. A cash remAtt
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purpose.
• bast week, Mr. Conrad Thiel. and
• fainly moved to Seaforth, where
• Mr Thiel is engaged with Mr. J
• J; eriner in the flax mill. Mr
• :acrd Mr.s Thiel were good citi4ens
and we are sorry to lose them). Mr
and Mrs. Samuel Baker, of Dash
wood, have rented the house and
a �+�vrant,.+ ding
No 17
GIRLS WAN
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Can earn as high as
$14.00 per week
$4.00 to $5.50 per week
For Beginners
JACKSON CLOTHING CO.
HENSALL = ONT.
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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 nadbrow;n.
VELOURS AND BROADCLOTH, ,
For coats in all wool bright chiffon finish, full 54 inches wide, in
shades of nigger, navy, copen greyy taupe, prune, black and bur-
gundy.
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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
Ladies' white cotnbination 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 also have a nice range of ladies' pure wool Sweater Coats tad
pullovers in all sizes.
Men's
clothing Department
THE SNAPPY NEW FALL dSUITS AND OVERCOATS
A presentation of the cream of the models. Fabrics, weaves, pat-
terns and colors from the leading apparel makers of Canada.
Included are the popular waist seam style for young men.
SMART OVERC,o0ATS FOR YOUNG FELOLWS
We are on the mark. We've made special provision for the young
man's trade with many new excluive, perfeteiy tailored suits and Ov
ercoat8,
.A. splendid egaer of men's felt Hats, Shirts, Ties, et .c
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mbar of subscribers of the sy-
s int.
iss Olga Howald, of Detroit,
'ch., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Job Howald, of Kitchener, was
q. ,iietly married at Port Huron,
1l 8ch.., at 12 o'clock noon, on Satur-
day; Oct. 25th, to Mr. Ferdinand
Miller, of Detroit, son of Dr. and
M!o. Ferdinand Miller, Walkerton,
N. Y., They are spe'nding their
wedding tour at the home of Mr. i
and Mrs, Jacob Howald, Kitchener: I
after which they will return to t
their home in Detroit
FIGHT STORM ALL NIGHT.
Tom Bailey and Jack Atkinson
of Bayfield made a trip on Lake
Huron to Goder:ch on Saturday
night in a gasoline launch, and
started to Bayfield. about 10 o'-
clock, when they were overtaken .*
by a storm which caused them to
drift far out Into the lake. Afte;
being out all night they finally
lanJecl about twenty miles north .a
of Goderich this morning. Un-
fortunately they were not suppli-1
ed with a lantern or bailing -
ice, andt heir escape from drown-
ing is regarded as remarkable.
FARMS SOLD
.A. number of farms in this sect-
ion have changed hand s the past
week or two.
Mr. Geo. Schrader has sold his
10e -were farm. on the Bronson line
south to Mr. Henry Eberhardt of
Sta'n.ley, Who will get possession
next March;.
Mr. George Gram has sold his
Eine 150 -acre farm on the corner o
the +Zuriich id. and Parr Line to lir
Milton Love of Hensall. Posses-
soon will be given next spring.
Mr Geo. H. Smith, who recent'y
• mated here from Michigan, l:as
• purchased the 100 -acre farm of
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Wm. H. Dowson, Babylon Line rt-
• :ain7?y, and has taken possession.
,'•• Mr Dowson has purehased the .t10
We have opened our
NEW GOODS
in
PRINTg fIELATEAg
` IN'GHA ' R.
We are offering some bargains in
Wall Papers, Mixed Paints
and other lines.
FRESH GROCERIES. ,-ALWA.YS ON H &N.D"
rgliest Prieesfor Farm Pro? i
Your wants taken care of
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 on 07 BLAKE
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• erre farm near Varna, owned by
.w Mr, D. Wilson McA t,'o. of Sass at'-
0 eon. Sask., formerly of Varna.
+• Mr. Leon Jeffrey has purchase' l
'• the Farm. alnd br:ck and tile rai,9s
as near St Joseph from. 0. Cabana,
le Jr,1,and gets immediate pleeessi )n
4 Mr. C'abalna has also wild
Wanted • lot upon which the big block, l:n-
• own as the Balmoral Hotel prep-
• 'erty ion t. Joseph, to Mr. J. Mat-
• thews of 'London, 1VhD •:w'' tie
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FALL SHOES
We carry a complete stock for men, women
and children.
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES
ADVANCE
BUTTER
AND EGGS WANTED
C. FR I TZ
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MOLSONS H E
MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
Over 100 Branches
Oportunity Shuns Those
Upnprepared toGrasp It
Start a Savings account
today, in The Molsons
Bank, and be ready for
opportunity when it
COMM aloxrg.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zur1 Brarlcb
The World's Watch
Over Time
Beeler in
Watch es, Clocks, Musics!
Instruments, etc.
Repairing Promptly Done
Hess the Jeweller
Mart 7