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BANK b10NE'sr O.i,,1)ER,S
Swings Bank Department
Interest at highest current rates
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL, 9, 1915.
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4 A very large range of the newest in Ladies' ready -to wear
• Waists, made up in Voiles; nluslins, Piques, etc., in many styles a
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and they aro prettier than.ever.
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A large selection of Ladies' ready made House Dresses, very.
serviceable and will stand a lot of wear. Price is very reasonable
4 Also many styles of Misses and Children's Dresses to choose
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Have you chosen your new spring hat? We will be pleased
o to -have you call and look over our new styles for spring and
summer.
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Oall and see otir new wall-
paper. Very pretty paterns
and popular colors to choose
teem . Call for sample book.
All Prices
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r.ts-a--,. °416 v.1 Rupture Expert Here
LOCrA.L, NEWS.
Seeley Who Pitted Czar of Russia
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(,aped to Groderich.
Mr Win Klapp visited relatives in w. H, Seeley of Chicago and Phi -
Stratford over Sunday, ladelphta, the noted truss expert,
Mr Henry Randall, of Lchdon, visi-
ted relatives here over Sunday.
11lr W Burgess, of Wingham, spent
the week at the boric of Mrs C Fritz,
Mr and Mrs Oscar Miller of Berlin.
were the guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob
Howald over the Easter holidays. .
Mr Herbert Howald, of Stratford,
is visiting friends in Detroit, Mich,
and Cleveland, oyer the Easter holi-
days.
Parents who have children old en-
ough to start going to public school,
should see that they begin 'next Mon-
day.
Mr George Kibler, a member of the
ambulance corps, 34th Battalion, 0
E. F., of Guelph, visited at the home
of 'Mr C Feltz over Snnday.
Tho directors of the Zurich Agri-.
cultural Society met in the Town
Hall last Thursday .for the puriiose
of revising the fall fair prize list; A
number of changes were ui.ade svhioh
will appear in the list when it is print;
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-.4:V:12141$1 ei' f the friends of Mr and
llrs•W L Sp -Vert eathered .at their
home on MonrOsty. to help to celebrate
the 88rd auuiversaaT of their wedding
clay. , During the evenings program--.
m I me they were presented with a hands
some Morris chair. Friend's were
present from Creditors, Dashwood .tend
Zurich.
Miss Best of Toronto, formerly of
Senforth, and daughter of Mr Frank
Best, leaves in a couple of tveeles for
the Old Country, where she will do her
o part atnursing thewounded. soldiers
will be at the Bedford Hotel and
will remain in. Goderieh, Wednes-
day only, April I4th, Mr Beeley
says : The Spermatic Shield as
now used and approved by the
United States Government will not
only retain any case of rupture
perfectly, affording immediate and
complete relief, but closes the open-
ing in 10 days on the average case.
This' instrument received the only
award in England end: in Spain,
producing results wi4thout surgery,
barmf>:il injeotions, ',medical treat-
ments or prescriptions. Mr Seale
has. documents from the United
bitates Government, Washington
D ;C., for inspeotion. All charily
oases without cherge, or if any in-
terested call and ho will be glad
to show sante without charge or fit
them if 'desired. Any one ruptured
should remember theeiiate and take
advantage of this opportunity.
paint that has stood the test for many years.
for every surface, Call for color cards. -
A special
Produce of all kinds. taken
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' Causes of The War
Prof. Reithdorf, of Woodstock Col-
lege, addresseci1b large gathering in
the `Toad I. a11, Zurich, on Tuesday
evening frthe lecture was given un-
der the au aices of the Tri Mu Broth-
erhood, and \vas an interesting one,
as the professor arrived in America
from Germany about twelve years
and is well acquainted in the methods
and ways of militarism in the father-
land. He stated in -his address that
he was as loyal a German as any and
loyed his couutry as well as any, but
that he was bitterly opposed to the
fora of Government, the compulsory
militarism and the aloofness of the
higher classes in Germany. Ile
said that a poor man had no chance
to better his conditions of life but was
S.Expr lv t looked down upon by the better class
r aassi tart. teach miss eB' es especially the soldtere'Re alsostated
Paban assista,ut, teacher lit the Its i 1
° ''ch�athe runs figlatinrr f:he battle el the
man" c School e few years ag'o anct'aet German -Canadians in Canada and
many friends here will wish: for ber�pleadecl•for more loyal support from
cafe return,
1 the residents who are of German de -
While the ordinary ono cent stain p lscent, Blood sloes not count in this
will be accepted in payment of the war ,
tax on a letter or post card, the war
tax stamps will not be accepted in pay-
ment of the postage on any class of
mail. The public should bear this in
mind, also that letters not prepaid with
a war stamp by the sender will besent
to the Dead Letter Office. War stamps
aro not required an Newspapers, Books
Photos, Music, parcels etc.
uNOT!GE
W e, the undersigned Police Trus-
tees hereby ask the residents of
Zurich to please remove all rubbish
ashes and. other truck, and keep
the streets of our village clean of
any obstruction,
Do not speed horses or automo-
biles within the village limit.
There is a rase course on the Fair
Grounds. We would ask for better
order generally.
Constable O'Brien will see that
the above is enforced.
Zurich, March, 24th, 1915. H Well,
H Yungblut, F W Hess.
Millinery Openings
We beg to announce to the Ladiesat
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Dashwood and vicinity that we have:.
added a Millinery Department to our
business.
Our Spring Opening
in charge. of. Miss Crawford will be
held on
Tuesday and Wednesday
March 23rd and 24th
and following days. •
You are cordially invited.
G. KELLERMAN & SON
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WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The members of the 'Women's in-
stitnte will meet ab tbo home of Mrs
0- Douglas, Zurich, on Wednesday
eyeeing, April 14th, ab 8 o'clock.
IIAY COUNCIL
The members of Hay council met
in the Town Hall last Saturday. All
were present After the routine busi
ness was disposed of the following ac-
counts were passed: E Warm, fixing
road, $2; MunicipalWorld, subscrip-
tions and blanks, $11.G0;L Wurtr,
taking C Rupp to 'Woodstock . $7.10;
Bell Tel Co, L D tolls for February
$18,85; Independent Tel Co, supplies
$2.04; W G Hose 8 nmcnthe salary
$ ;00,00; P Mcisaac, 8 months salary
$250.00; J Jetrey balance on poles
25c; J England damage to plow, $2.
Tho council will meet again on Sat-
urday, May 1st, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
1t' Hess, Sr, clerk.
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war, he said, its the environment, and
therefore German -Canadians should
support and feel proud of Britain, who
gives her citizens a free country to
live in. Itis remarks left a good im-
pression on the largo assemblage and
"God Save The King" was sung with
deep fervour and enthusiasm at the
close of the meeting,
Dr. Hardie, dentist, -at Dominion
House, Zurich, on . Wednesday and
Thursday April 14th and 15th.
Will have ice cream, sundaes every
Saturday evening. The good home-
made kind. S. Kuepfer Zurich,
HOLIDAY VISITORS
Mrs C Lindenfeld and children, of
Exeter.
Mr 13 E Hess, London.
Mr Roy Appel, Stratford,
Mr W 0 Goodwin ,Goderieh.
Mrs A Zeller, Detroit.
Misses E Bennie and E Heyrock,
Loud111ron.
Irvin D Smith, London.
Miss Carrie Gallivan, Clinton.
Mr Alvin Suretus, Toronto.
Mr A 11cCcirmicl , Berlin,
Miss A. Koehler, Toronto.
W. Brown, London.
Miss M. Brown, Stratford,
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You. will want a pair of new shoes to go
that new spring suit. We handle the
Invictus, made by Geo. A. Slater, Derby
and McPherson for men, and the Gracie
and M cPherson for ladies.
These are our leaders. Also cheaper grades.
We can please you. See our spring display.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
The Home of Good Shoes
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Sou hcntt—At Santa Monica, Cal -
to on 11I tirch 8th, to Mr, and
Mrs. Pred.Soutbcott, a son.
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Joynt—At Tlensall; on April 1st,
George Toynt, aged 41 years.
Antos—In Exeter on March 25th,
' Thomas A. Amos., M. D., in his
55th gear,
Hawkins --On the London Road
North, on Monday, March 20th,
John 'Rawlins, aged 54 years and 7
Months,
Singular ----In Exeter on March 27th
Johanna singular, relict of the late
Jarnes Si ,talar, aged 08 years, 10
months and 2 days,
Rollins -7n Stephen, London Road
South on March 25th, Elizabeth
Balkwill beloved wife of William
Rollins, in her 76th year.
Kyle—In Tuckersmith, on Tuesday,
March 30th, 1915, William Kyle
aged 78 years and 9 months.
We have received man
lin e sof new SPRING 000
and are putting them on display.
You are cordially invited ed to call
and look over same.
New Prints, Gingham
Dress Goods, Etc.
HOUSE DRESSES
A nice lire of ready to wear house dresses
at reasonable prices. Very serviceable and good,
material.
WALL PAPERS
A new shipment of Wall Paper just in.
Call and see sample book.
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Young 11T ori, the most
critical of nil clothes buyers, 4.
come and hee the stunning '
models tlt:tt, are here in
Tailored Clothes
Acknowledged. to be the 44,
finest of YOUNG MEN'S
CLOTHES:- Thera are Wor-
steds, Tweeds, Cheviots,
Sol'ges 3t1 iit.W colorings and
handsome patterns.
1a:ery Suit shows all the ginger
drat r•eal.tusl'ion Red good' taste
will sanction
Moderate Pizees Always
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