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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, BOVENIBE 2'�.' GheeaI., y
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$1.513 IN ARREAits, ss MA . !i!s elis3lteRIS
UBBER
AllSizes _ £iiBty1os
NOW THA.IT YOU MAY EXPECT DIRITY SLUSHY WEATHER ANY TIME, COME AND SEE
OTJR STOCK ,BEFORE YOU B'UY ELSEWHERE
WE HAVE A COMPLETE SMOCK OF THE AMES HOLDEN BRAND. A RUBBER GUA.RANTE •
E'D TO OUTWEAR ANY OTHER BRAND. WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE- LINE OF COSY
FEET SLIPPERS AND i&ELP SHOES OF ALL KINDS VOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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THE I -t01' �, OF GOOD SHOES
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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Sorry to re(pAijt that Mr's, Mich
1 aex•cher is .seriously
11Ir. Ed Merner of Bayfield eat
lied ii . the village on Tuesday.
Mr. Wi , Xieinstiver of Dash-
,+'. ;.oci was in town on business on
Monday,
Miss Fannie Kipper left for
Parkhill „this week, where she has
accepted a positions
?Yle'sses.: P. Kropf and D. Staub.
us were --to Kitchener over the
;e�Ia-ei1c1:
'Mr. Verd Haberer left on Wed-
iiesday for a visit with friends at
Kitchener.
• Mr. Samson Coloskey of Dash -
weed is •visiting at the horn.e of
Mr. and 'Mrs,. John Albrecht.
Mr. John Hey Jr. is attending
a ;:Ruggles Motor Truck .Conven,-
tion in Sag/anew Mich,, this
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Messrs, C. Fritz and W. O'Brien
'v'ho were on a duck hunting trip
L1ke Erie, returned home last
ursday and showed the Zurich
iple a fine bag pf this hardy
gamel t •
Chris. Sehwartzentruber• and
of the. Bronson Line, left
pelt, for her former home,
ex Faijs, N.Y. State, where
visit with. relatives
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era ChiRP
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e';,To cirn 11a;
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baS.4'r �ss T"
of St. Peter's
e -holding% a
ails+ of txoine nasi
November" 25.
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NEVER BEFORE HAVE 7.311 T PER V AT,UES BEEN oFFERioD 'THAN WE ARE OFFERING AT;TH.E;
PRESENT l'1"IME,, AND AS OUR QUANTITY IS LIMITED 5' OU MUST HURRY OR, YOU MAX BE
q TOO LA}TJ • : —NOTA THE PRICE . ABOVE
1 Only Ladies' Musk Rat Coat to clear at 1 Real B41 GAIN.
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Stylish Homespun Dresses
We cannot speak too .,gh1y of these Dresses, Best Homespuns, several good styles and a dif:
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fexent range of colors to seed from. These are High •ClassDRESSES At $7,05.Pt
y� Ladies' and Misses SPORT HATS of Felt and Wool Polo Cloth.,
Sport Flats _ e different Shades, Reg. $2.75 For $1.7.5.
We have adniost everything in the line of Ladies' Hose Note ie Pew
H 0: 01 Hose! o! our lines (Fa3icy rib sport hose) {xieatller Hose, plain and ,clocked) 4 O
(Silk and.Wool Hose, plain and clocked), All shades, all prices.
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MEN'S OVERCOATS
$i5,.,to $30
;There is certain satisfaction n in buying your Overcoat early
as your selection is from fuller assortment of sines and patterns and
patterns and as many have tokenibat advantage, we wnt to say to
those who are still without their n;OW Fall Overcoat, that we have
have, just received another large shipment of Coats which puts
you all on even '.footing,
REMEMBER
Overcoats arc lower this season. These models compare qu-
ite favorably with Coats that sold last fall for $35 and $0. Come
and look these over. Reglan, With fall belts, half belted Ulster
ettes and smart box coats with velvet collars.
-Something new in Bogy's Su°its..
Boys Suits with extra Trousers at $9.00
? We are now showing the finest range of Mens' Hosiery ever
Men1• s Soc Cs in this Storer PRICES AND SIZES FOR ALL.
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J. PREETER
Produce Wanted
WE ARE 1r1'\TH7+A lltET`FOR A1.91AND pi",OV1R SEED
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�-ir}, GIFTS THAT j LASS
MI7lYITY
Plate Silverware
WE HAVE ,P..1T RECEIVEDTHE NEW LINE OF TUDORPLA'I' s
IN THE BEAUTIFUL I3ARRONET DESIGN. A MEDIUM ]RITE}
TABLEWARE OF EXCEPTIONAL 600D WEARING QUALITY
A. PEW OT' THE PRICES;— 0 Tea Spoons ,., ... $11,75 •
t Desert knives and Fork 47.50 Berry Spoon .... ... $2.00
6 Desert ;Spoons $3.30 Sugar Spoon 7
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Hess Zurich
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Fall Horse Goods
;"a rust Received a large number of Genuine Woolen Horse
a Blankets in Assorted colors Size -72x84.
a rAlso a Number of Beautiful English Plush Rugs, prices 4
Ranging from $7.00 to ..................-.........$13.o0'
SAVE MONEY BY GIVING US A CALL.
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A BIG Stock of 'farness and Halters always .on
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,CIub B,ags,,,Suit Cases and Trunks at Right Prices.
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HARNESS PEPAIEING' A 5 PECL LTY
�s a� 1 L
Incorporated 1555
Capital ,,Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5.000,000
Over 125 Branches
It is not necessary to make
a special trip to the nearest
branch of The Molsons Bank
every time you want to deposit
Money. Send your deposit to
the Bank by mail. Write
today to the nearest manager
of The Molsons Bank for in-
formation.
C.H. JOY
Manager Zurich Branch
PROPERTY CHANGES
Mr, Edward Beaver has disposed'
of his neat resid.ental property i'1
the village to Mr. Jacob Koehler
of the Goshen Line, south.
Mr. Wni. Wainer of Seaforth,
has purchased the house, lot and
bake shop as well as the business
good will of Zurich, from Mr. Irvin
Eckstein who has conducted this b
business the pant year. Posses-
sion given ' on December 1st.
Mr.. Win. H. Haugh of the 14th
con. has purheased from his father
Mr John Haugh his 50 --acre faint
and the 43 acres on the 1?th con:,
.Also the 871/2 acres from his bro-
ther David Haugh on the 15th eon
Itib oth cases he has purchased the
stock and implements as well.
Mr, 'Conrad Schilbe has sold his
fine 100 -acre farm, 15th eop. to his
eon Henry •Schilbe, and has also
purchased for his other son Waren
a 1:00 -acre farm north-east` of Kip-
pen from Mr,. Wm. Butt. Posses-
sion given' next March.
Mr. Ed. Beaver has purchased
front Mr. Gottfreid Nadiger, Dash-
wood, his dwelling property. Pos-
-esslon .given at once. Mr. Nad«-
igcr is holden gan auction sate of
his household effects on Saturday
D,ec. 2nd.
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For Irifroits ,tzd Children
In Use; For Over 30 Years
Always hears
Signature zfthe
hand.
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� Of Endurable Footwear
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44, NOW TH:IT THE CHILLY WINDS OP FALL ARE GAAIN tit
3' BLOWING, ONE MUST THINK OF THE COLDi5 AND WELT•
WEATHER. COMING, WELL 1 WE A_RE BIGHT..ON THE JOS• +
+ WITH LiNDURAi3LB SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILD -
'II' DREN. OUR STOCK OF RUBI3ERS FOR THE WET IS CON
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+ PLETE, WEAR THOSE OLD COMFORTABLE SHOES BY +
+ FITTING THEM WITH A PAIR.
Our Windows are displaying some of the Classy and Nifty
styles, which afford so much comfort this season
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,,1. BE ECONOMICAL BY I3U t IV
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SHOE MERCHANT..4.
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C. FRITZ & SON
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ZURICH ONTARIO I
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DON'T DELAY
BUY NOW! likt e can supply your li
needs in good Warm Olothing, aswe
have a complete assortrei t of:
UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS FOR MEN, WOMEN £NZ
CHTL:DR.EW, • ALSO HEAATY N; BA.BPERET CES, FLANNELET-
TES AND DRESS. GOODS. SWEATERS, ECC,, EIC.
A Complete Line of `Caps, Mitts and Gloves Men's Heat+,
Ij rocks, Rubbers, Rubi.er 13oc1oi•s, Vire are making a Big Re
d -
action in Price on some Lines of Shoes, Halters and Harness
Repairs, Sweat Pads, Ete. Ete. K
PRODUCE AND GOOD DRIED APPLES 'WANTED
R0 DOLJGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT'
BLAKE
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