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ZU'RICH; FRIDAY PiiORNI*G, NOVEMBER 14. 1919.
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REPAIRING OF ALL RINDS
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T Full lice of Whip, Sweat Elias, Curry Combs, etc I
A Trial Solicited
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Mrs. J. Hey, Jr. entertained the,
teaching titan of the 4' v. S. to a
fowl supper one ,evening last
week.
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Mr, Wm. Proudfoot;oi Goderich,
leader oft he /Await party in the
last Legislaturt been aPin,int
ed a senator by the Dominion gov
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PilEETEITS
SHOWING OF
Fall and Winter Goods
You will have a great opportunity to purchase up-to-
date merchandise at tempting prices from our large and
well assorted 'tock.
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 BROADCLOTM, , •
For coats in all wool bright chiffon finish, full 54 inches wide, in
shades of nigger, navy, copen grey taupq, prune, black and bur-.
gundy.
SILK WOOL JERSEY CLOTH
Extra heavy wool Jersey Cloth inthe mew shades of Belgian Blue,
taupe, brawn, white and navy, width' 36 inches,
Areweliteeemgegige
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Ladiee' white combrnation in medium weight, all wool, high neck
atnd long sleeves. Reasonably priced.
Ladies 'cream vest, high, neck andlong sleevest A splendid garm-
ent with drawers to match.
LADIES' SWEATERS
We also have a nice range of ladies' pure wool Sweater Coats mad
pulloverin Ali siztls.
Men"s
Clothing Department
THE SNAPPY NEW FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
A. presentation of the cream of the modela. Fabrics, weaves, pat-
terns and colors from, the leading apparel makers of Canada.
Ineluded are the popular waist seam styles for young tnen.
SMART OVERCDOATS FOR YOUNG FELOLWS
We are on the mark. We've mad4e special provision for the young
man's trade with many new excluive, perfetcl•y tailored suits and Ov
coat.
A. splendid riper of inen's felt Hats, Shirts, Ties, et .e
Phone 39
PREETER
Produce Wanted
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41r, C. EilVer was a visitor t
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on Tuesday.., ;
Mis Vieth Green spent the week
eeitl, with friends in Exeter,.
Jr Eldon Howald, of Stir itford,
;visiting friends here at present.
• l&n o our streets are being
greatly improved with a coat of
gravel.
Miss E. Guenther of Daehwoo:l,
snimt Sunday at the home of Mr,.
• Bennie.
••e Mr. and Mrs. Chu. Weber are.,
,visiting relatives at Crosswelt,
,Miehe at present.
MiSe „V Siebert is visiting fri-
ends at Kitchener, New Hamburg
and Platteville at present.
Messrs. J. Preeter and N. E.
Dalime attended the Boy's Parlia-
ment at Exeter on Saturday.
Mr. Robert Williams, who ead.
been staying near Montreal, for
the past few months, has returned
to Zurich.
Mies Gertrude Weber of Kitch-
ener is visiting at the home of her
parent e Mr and Mrs. Chas. Weber
at present.
rM, and Mrs. Levi Makins and
family of Seaforth, and Mr. Lloyd
Makins visited Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Smith On Sunday.
Me Hy. Deters, has recently ac-
cepted a position from the Massey
Haters Coe as agent for their
line of farm Implements, at the
diatrict of New Hamburg, and will
move there shortly.
The theory class will meet for
the first time on Monday evening,
Nov. 24th, at 8 o'clock, at the
home. of Miss Elizabeth Rennie.
Anyone wishing to join the class
2keitncily band in names by No
he.
Mr Robert bIcLinchey of the
Gos'een Line, Stanley, had 'Mr.
114gDayttnenwitch a well lest
July, Hie old well was 260 feet;
deep and no water. ler. Mc -t
Clinchey dug the new well about
30 feet from the old well only dig-
geng 13 feet deep with 8 feet of
water in it, Me. Dayman has al-
so witched a couple of other wells
withgreat succe.ss
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Church was held last Wednesday
evening at the parsonage. About
45 members attended. The pleas-
ant: surprise of the evening was,
that 34 mew members were accept
ed, this brings the total member-
ship to 69. Dues collected a-
mounted to $36.85.
After the mew members had be-
en welcomed and due credit gi
en Mrs R. Johnston and Mrs Ferd.
Hess for their splendid success in
obtaining new members and bus-
• Mess. had been transacted, thepas-
tor, Rev. H. Rem,be gave a short
talk an —Luther from Birth to the
age of Twenty-five.
The next meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening December
at the home of Mrs. Ferd.
Hess. At this occasion the pastor
• will give an illustrated lecture.
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VICTORY LOAN
Up to Wednesday, Nov. 12:11,
Hay Township and Hensall subsc-
ribed to the Victory Loan ).919 the
sum of $225,550; objective was $17-
000 Stanley and Bayfield $109,300;
objective $130,000; Stephen $135.300
objective $150,000; Gray iind I3rue
sels $200,800, objective $175,000. In
the county $2,857,0.50 has been sub-
scriLed, objective $2,700,000. C:inton
has won the Princes' flag with 4
trests.. Flags have also been won
by Hay Township and Hensall,
lett, town of Goderieh, and Sea -
fort le
PROPERTY CHANGES
Mr, Chas. Bell has' sold his res-
idence property to Mr. Ed. Beaver
who gets possession next
Mr. Alex. Mousseau has purchas
ed the furniture store o'wnel by
Mr Thos. Johnston and his son,
Mr Herbert Mousseau, is upenieg
a garage on the premises.
The, Corporation of the Town -
Ship of Hay has purchased the pro -
petty npon whiich the central tel-
ephone office in 'Lark his loceted
from the owner, Mr. A.. :0". Hese.
Tine step was deemed necessary by
the 'welled owing to the cost of
installing the new cable in the
°Mee. The stable on the pirern-
esea will be toed for storing the
telephone 'Supplies.,
No 19
GIRLS WANTED
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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NEW GOODS
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We are offering some bargains in
• MESH GROCERIES. ALWAYS ON HAND
Highest Prioesfor Farm Produce
Your wants taken care of
R. N. DOUGLAS
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FALL SHOES
We carry a complete stock for men, women
and children.
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES
ADV NCE
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
C. F
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The Shoeman
THE
MOLSONS
BANK
Incorporated 1855
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
Over 100 Branches
Oportunily Shuns Those
Upuprepared toGrasp It
Start a Savings account
today, in The Molsons
Bank, and be ready for
opportun:ty when it
Comes along. •
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
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The World's Watch
Over Time
Dealer in
Watch es, Clocks, Musicat
Instruments, etc.
Repairing Promptly Done
Hess the Jeweller
Phone 67