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Nw arriving almost daily. New
Serges, Poplins, Velours, Etc.
VIOLES
A fine lot fo figured Voiles hi a
large variety of colors, dark fle
well as lighter shades. Just the
thing for summer wear.
SILKS
Silks and Silk Poplins in leading
shades from $1450 to $3.75 a yd.
Galatea and , rims
Now showing a nice range of
prints, galateas, shirting. Also a
few pieces of nurses' cloth, a ex-
tra -good wearing cloth, suitable for
house dresses aprons, etc. Come
and see it.
Huse Furnishings
We are well stocked in Linole-
umn, oil cloths, curtains, Winnow
shades, curtain poles and Curtain
Scrimms in new designs.
New rinrrk Wall Papers
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF WALL PAPERS NOW TO HAND.,
BEAUTIFUL NEW PATTERNS FOR ALL THE DIFFERENT ROOMS
'OF YOUR HOME. WE TAKE SPECIAL INTEREST IN WALL
PAPERS, AND WOULD LIKE TOSHOW YOU OUR SAMPLES Al'
ANY TIMEL
J. Gascho & Son
Zurich's - Garage
;We have installed a complete equipment for charging Storage
Batteries, and are now ready to give you expert battery attention.
Try us for Service on first Class Auto
Repairing, and notice results.
Any make of Car a Specialty
H. IVlousseau Zurich
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such that we can supply everybody's Requirements.
PARTIES REQUIRING WIRE FENCING VMS SPR-
ING WILL DO WELL TO SEE US WHILE OUR SUPPLY
LASTS, WE HAVE A CARLOAD ON HAND, AND SINCE
WE HAVE BOUGIIT THIS, WIRE HAS ADVANCED 10% AND
PROSPECTS FOR TO GO STILL HIGHER. BUY EARL?
AND SAVE MONEY
We also have a large Stock of SHERWIN WILLIAMS
Paints and Varnishes in Stock for Spring,. Call and see
our Goods and get Our Prices, r t
WE DO ALL.KIND$ OF EVEFROUGHING AND REPAIRING
AT ALL TIh11 S
STADE & WEIDO
PREETER BLOCK - ZURICH
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LOCAL "MARKETS
(Corrected every Thursdays)
Butter .. ... ... ., 55
Eggs
Dried Apples .,
Potatoes per bag , " .,•N ,..
Wheat ..
Oats .,.... .._
Earley . , ......
Buckwheat ._.
Fleur ...... ...
Bran ... __. .._
Shorts
Live; Hogs •
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3,50
1.95
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1.60
1.45
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55.00
18.50
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Milton Holland, 19 -year-old son
of George Holland, farmer in Tuck-
ersinith Township, was`,.found dead
in his father's barn on Saturday h
hanging by a rope. A fatal dose
of carbolic acid had previously be-
en administered. Although the
young man evidently took his own
life, the tragedy is surrounded by
considerable mystery. Nothing
can be learned as to any possible'
motive for suicide and it ,s known
that Holland purchased in lIensall
the night before a hymn book for
,service on Sunday and some' new
cellars. Indications are that be-
fore swinging himself off in the
rope he drank the contents of r
four -ounce bottle of carbolic, wh-
ich members of the family say
they are poli*ive had not been kept
in the house.
Lvangelmai Iionftrance
The bbul annual conte'rerice of
the Evangelical Association of Can-
ada was Held at Alsieldt for the
past week and closed on Monday
evening, A recommendation of a
special commit,.ee, was presented
calling that the ordained elders, in
the ministry have an increasein'
salary of $300, making the total
$1,400 a• year. The next confer-
ence will be held in Aprix 11921 at
.Straford,
The conference adopted a new
plan under which. six districts are
formed; each 'With a presiding el-
der as superintendent. These
will be known as follows;
,Crediton -S, M. Hauch.
Hanover -E. D. Bedker
Ottawa E, Bohn
Stratford -W. J. ZiMmerman
Hamilton -J. G. Litt
Kitchener -J. P. Hauch.
Following is the complete- list
of stations;
Bridgeport -S. R. Kne,?.'-�
Elmira -G, F. Brown
Kitchener -J. P. Hauch and A.
Y. Heist.
New Hamburg -W. 0. Hehn
St. Jacobs, -M. L. Wing.
Wayterloo-E. S. Schrader
Hespler-J. B. Dengis
Morriston -A. T. Nash
Milverton -E. H. Bean.
North Easthope-W. S. Henrich
•Sebringvilie-W. J. Zimmerman
South Easthope-C. I. Tauth
Stratford -A. B. Lawson
Tavistock -A. D. Gishler
Blenheim and Zorra-L. Wittich
and 0. G. Hallman.
Hanover -William Grier
Chesley-A. Kellerman
Elmwood -E. W. Hemmett
Normanby-G. L. Gross
Port Elgin -H. H. Liebold.
Wallace F. Meyer
Listowel -E. M. Gishler
Mildmay -E. D. Becker
Walkerton -J. M. Grensebach
Arnprior-E. D. Burn
Kilaloe-E. H. Dorsch
Rockingham -L. H. Pletch.
Pembroke -W. M. Dippell
Golden Lake -N, H. Reibling
Aldboro-J. C. Morlock
Dashwood -W. J. Yager •
Maitland -W. H. •Campbell
Zurich -F. B. Meyer
Crediton -S. M, Hauch
+Camden -A, W. •Sauer
S. Cayuga -E. N. Mohr
Raynham-J. F. Wettlaufer
Hamilton -A, E. Pletsch.
Gainsboro-A, F. Stolz
Toronto -J. G. Litt
Toronto Miss, -W, Krotz
`Dillingham -H, E. Ruppel.
Pelham -W. E. Geese
'Parry Sound -J, T. Doman
NORTHWEST DISTRICT
Bruce -F. I3. Martin(
Didsbury-A. Clemens
Edmonton -J. S. Daumn`
Hannah -E. F. Finkbeiner.
Happy Land -J. S. Burn
Hilda -S, Senft
Kenaston-N, R. Ernst
Medicine Hat --K, Greitzenger
1Vlelville-N. K, Eidt
Morris -N- SaMt '
Neudorf-H, G, Iloltzman
Pakowki Lake and Good hope---
J. Holding
Tennent -A. S. Caugheii
Regina -J. T), Senner
Reihn-,T. Schwalm
Sebringville and Ayton
Bander;
Weirder --.W 13. Dengis
Wilicnghb +-J. G. Burn
Wienineir_E. 'Roth
Ii'osthern-Gee. Soec1`oft
Marl Contract
SEALED TENDERS, addressed
to the Postmaster General, Will he
received a.t Ottawa until noon, on
Friday, the 4th day of June, 1920.
for the conveyance of His Majest-
ty's Mails, on a proposed Contr-
act for Four Years, Six times per
week., Over Zurich No. 3, Rural
Route, frorre the Postmaster Gener-
al's Pleasure. Printed notices
containing further information as
to conditions of proposed Contr
-ct may be seen and blank forms
of Tender may be obtained at the
Poet Offices of Zurich, •Hensall,
Dashwood and Kippen, and at
the Post Office Inspector, London.
• CHAS. E. H. FISHER,
post Office Inspector's Office.
London, 23rd, April, 1920
5006 FACTS. ABOUT CANADA
"Canada in a nutshell" is an apt
description of the popular "5000
Facts About Canada," the thirte-
enth annual edition of which is
out for 1920, as compiled by Frank
Yeigh, the well-known Canadian
authority, It is a most striking
illustration of the trade, finances,
industries and resources of the
Dominion in concrete form, and
will prove a revelation to even.the
hest informed. This new issue
contains a wealth of new matter,
including final War facts. It con-
tains no less than 50 chapters of;
facts all told, ranging alphabetic-
ally,frorn "Agriculture" to "Yukon.
!Copies may be had from newsde-
alers, or by sending; 25 cents to the
Canadian Facts Publishing Co. 588
Huron Street, Toronto.
The Seven Dispensations
Of Time -„
(By J. S.4 Delgaty)
To the Readers of the Zurich
Herald ;-
Dear Readers;
:is a reader of the
Herald, I think it advisable to
talk to you through the columns of
this paper, if your Editor will per-
mit, ocaasionally, .on topics which,
1 believe, are not as well known or
understood by you as they should
.-be; And, believing that discrimin-
ation is not ordinarly used sin the
proper diversion of God's Word,
I decided to prelude these talks
by, a short conversation of Dispen-
sational Truths.
These seven periods are marked;
off in Scripture by some change in
God's method of dealing with man-
kind, or a portion of mankind, in
respect of, the two questions "Of
sin'', and "of man's responsibility')
Each of these two questions is de-
alt with in the several Diapensat-
ions-each "showing..a test of the
natural man, and ending in judgm-
ent by the Dispensation.
1. Man, innocent. This dis-
peneation extends from the crea-
tion of Adam, Gen. 2;7, to the ex-
puIsion from Eden. Adam, or
man created innocent and ignorant
of good and evii, was placed- in
the garden of Eden -put under re-
sponsibility to abstain from the
fruit of the tree of the Knowledge
of good and e' il. Mna, thus
placed failed, which failure has,'
in its far-reaching effects, pro ved
most disastrous. Here, you see,
this age closed in judgment. "So
He drove out the man," see
Gen. 1,26;' 2,10,17; 3,6; 3, '22-24.
2,, Man under conscience. 13y
the fall noted in the preceding age
Adam and Eve transmitted to the
the race, the knowledge of good
and Evil. This gave conscience a
•basis for right moral judgment, and
hence pian came under the measure
of responsibility to do good and
eschew evil. The result of the
Dispensations of conscience from
Eden to the beloved was • that,
"All• flesh had corrupted his way
on the earth,' that the wickedness
of man was great in the earth,
and that every imagination of the
thought of his heart was only evil
gcntinuously," So Grid closed the
2nd testing age of Man in' judg-
ment -The 'Blood See Gen. 3,7-
22; 6, 5-11-J2; 7, 11-12-0.
8.. Man is authority over the
Earth. Out of the fearful judg-
ment of the Flood, God saved
eight persons, . to whore Tie gave
the purified earth, (after the flood.
abated) with ample power to goo=
ern it, Here again in Man, Noah
and his disceneltinte were respon-
sible to do, This disrensotioe of
Hunran Governm"n` resulted, tr-on
Shiner Plain. in the attempt to be
ernrie independent of Cod and. Bios
ed in judgment, 'The Confusion of
Tongues. ' 'See Gen. 1, i-2; 1i, 1-
4i lis A-8 -
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Auto Tires and Tubes
We are agents for Dunlop and Vanderline Line. Sizes to
fit Ford, Chevrolet, Gray Dort, Maxwell„
iWe also carry a complete line of Accessories. Give us
a trial in this line.
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suppply ...Feneing 4 Brace, Col l Bail) and Blaaik
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SUMMER,.
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having car oe road
n i`"Canada brand" none Betters
settled for on delis'ery in Cash.
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AND bE•LIVER:' •SAME''PROMPTL"Y;.
Order your twine while` it
lasts at prices below Cost.
650 feet $20.70 per 100lb.
600 ft. Special Price 18(e. lb.
550 ft. Special price 17e. Ib
TERMS ;Strictly Cash.
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PHONE 63
Young Men and Boy's Clothing
For the particular Young Me n who desire perfect fitting -clothes
we rae showing some exclusive styles in Greys, Browns and Twe-
eds at moderate prices.
A full complete stock of Boy's Suits, ranging in price from $8.00
to $18.4
We also have a large variety of samples for suits to choose
from which are tailored by expert workmenl. j .
DENOVIT BROS. - ZITRIOII
Produce taken in exchange for Goods
Spring Arrivals
Wall Paper
READY TRIMMED WAL L PAPER. THE SEASON FOR PAP..
BRING IS NOW HERE. ,WE HAVE IN STOCK A. BIG ASSORTMA
ENT SUITABLE FOR BED ROOMS, DINING ROOMS, LIVING
ROOMS, HALLS DEN, ETC. OUR PAPER IS READY TRIMMED,
A BIG LABOR SAVER.
Curtains
CURTAIN GOODS AND SIDE CURTAINS IN CREAM, IVORY AND
WHITE.
LADIES'
High grade Silk Hose, a full
range of .Colors and Sizes.
RAIN COATS FOR SPRING
SHOWERS
A Special line in Gray Tweed
effects. Smart pockets and
belts, at $1100 to $25.00.
,.Silk double tipped Gloves,
Silk; Gloves' in purple, grey,
White and Black.
EAR
SUMMER KNIT VESTS
(A special line to clear at 25e.
each,
Just arrived, a large new
range of nifty Crepe, Gingh-
ams at 85c, per yard.
A Beautiful line of Gingham
Dresses for Girls from 6 to 12
years old at $3.00,
Ladies' White Voile Waists,
iSiees 36 to 44,.
MEN'S r • EA
Don't forget about your Spring Suit and Overcoat. We are
Agents for the Celebrated Broadway Styles, and have many ales
tractive Samples to ',choose from. ,
Dr. Hess' Stock food, Poultry Panacea, Louse Killer, Dip, Etc. None
better than the Hess Line. '
FRESH GROCERIES AND FRUITS ALWAYS. ON HAN7)
Butterick Patterns For Sale
Ph". 78 . Ts L. WURM P{IOIIE
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