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Vol. XV,
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Some seasonable lines which
new as well as necessary.
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Girl's & Ladies'
Middy Blouses
A nice line .of ready to 'w ar
girls and ladies' middy bolls.
es. (Jblors reel and white, tan
and blue and white. Very
pretty and. reasonably priced.
Ladies' and
Childrens ii[ose
In silk, art silk and cotton,
in bleak, tan and white colors.
Ladies' Gloves
Silk, white and black. Spec-
ial at 90c a pair.
Ladies' Cuffs
;and ,Collars
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4 ,hew line put in stook of
:3•dgs` Duffs and Dollarin
white organdie.
Dress Goods
A new line of ., lridiei' Drees
Goods for summer wear. Rice
cloths, 'organdies, voiles in
plain white and fancy colors.
Also silk and Chinese Drone,
ranging from 15c to $1.25c a
yard.x���m. •�
Whitewear
A new line of ladies' and
children's vests and drawers
just arrived, with and with-
out sleeves, also eonbination
suits,
Lace .Curtains
Special Arab novelty curt-
ains, euchre and white and at
$3,00, $4.00 and $5.50 a pair,
Also a nice range of net lace
curtains in wory and and
white at $2,00 and $3,00 a
pair.
Curtain Goods
Scrim Curtain goads in Dream
and white with fancy borders.
Something very nicefor, the
parlor and the dining room.
New Button
Snugfit collar button No
bulge, ;perfectly smooth, , tie
slides easily, coat collar fits.
snug, same comfort as wear-
ing no button, lasts a life-
time. Only 10 cents
Straw Flats
For men A new line, all
styles. Panamas, special at
$3,50, $4 50 and S5.00. Alpo
nine line of men's -silk •bats,
nice and cool for motoring
and bowling, All kings of
boys and mens every day
straw hats.
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Clothes for Men and Boys.
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'We have a full line. Also single trousers and knickers.
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Simple in Construction
Ca11 and see demonstration
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Cook Stoves
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Always Ready
of stove at our store
THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
PA/ITS
are made by the largest
Paint and Color Factory
in the world. . .
You often hear of Paint,
"as good •as"- .
THE Si ERWIN-WILLtANE PAINTS
but that won't do. You
want the best, we know
these paints are "best." .
Seasonable
HARDWARE
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1915.
NO 4I
IPar :ra. ,s14-te a r ' 'c�+ INFERIOR LIGHTNING t4 . �t a t ; t +y o-
ZLOCAL NEWS. 4 RODS. SflPillL
ag <•` agin I wh to warn the farmers ,�'(( eTwo wks from Monday will he I of Qntaro against inferior lightning aSh � ••
Victoria Day, vodr . companies
One of the same copani es
that bancoed the fanners with iron -
centered rods last, year is reported to
be selling the same rods again this
year, Watch out for therm
.There is no difficulty in spotting
these noels. The outside covering is a
thin sheet of copper, Inside of the
copper is a strip. of galvanized steel or
iron one-half inch wide and two gal-
vanized Steel or iron wires about No.
10. - The copper sheath is twisted ar-
ound the strip and wires giving the
rods 'a corrugated appearance. The
steelor iron will rust out in five to
ten years, For photograph of what
happened to a rod of this kind in less
than eight years see Figure 34, Bullet-
in 220, which may be had by writing.
• the Department of Agriculture, Tor-
onto.
Ati Illinois firm is circularzing the
trade and others advocating the "Mast"
Lightning Rod System, They declare
that twistocl cables are positively dan-
garoma, claiming they act like, "choke -
coils',', that tubes only show ld be used
that,nsulators must be used, etc.
For . concentrated ' essence of error
these circulars surpass anything else
I have seen.
Beware of the man with the iron -
centred rod and the man who claims
that twisted cables are dangerous.
This Department will be glad to be
informed regarding the operations
of either.
Department of Physics, 0. A. C.
Guelph. Wm. H, Day.
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Best gasoline, 18 cents .cash, 20 cents
charged, at Hartleib's.
Mr Jacob Rader, of Dashwood, was,
a visitor in town on Monday.
Mr J 1P Moritz is visiting relatives
in Berlin and. Guelph at present.
Messrs P Lamont and 0 Fritz mot-
ored to London Sunday, and visited
friends.
Mr Roy Geiger of Toronth Univer-
sity, is spending the holidays at his
home here.
Mr and Mrs J Bloch have been visit-
ing relatives and friends. in Detroit,
Mich., for a few weeks.
Messrs J Hildebrandt and A Zettle
have been busy digging a hard water
well for Mr 0 Fritz.
Forty Hours Devotional services
began in St. Boniface R C church,
Zurich, to -day, Friday, at 8 a Ln,
Among the more recent purchasers
of automobiles in this vicinity are:
Mr H Volland Jr., of the Babylon
Line, and Mr 0 Zirke, of near Blake.
Miss Louise Homme; sister of Mrs
C. Schilbe, of the 14th con., left last
Saturday for Milwaukee where she
will take a course' in a deaconess train-
ing school.
Screen Doors
and Windows
Lawn -
Mowers
Hammocks
Calf .meal
Garden Tools
Wi11iams
Paints and Varnishe
Produce of all kinds taken
PR EETER
Teles l.iio No,
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ZURICH
Mr A G Edighoffer took possession
of the Commercial Hotel last, Saturday
and has moved his barber shop into
the front sample room. He.: is slso,
making other improvements to the
property.
Arrangements have been completed
for the establishing of a tennis court
&opposite the church shed under the:
auspices of the Luther League of the
Lutheran Chureh. A strong committee.
has been selected to look after the
levelling of the grounds, and the other
n cessary workregtairedlo be :done.
Many of our residents have cleaned
up around their homes and Zurich
may well boast of some exceptionally
fine lawns. But it has been noticed
in other years, andno doubt the same
will be found true in some cases this
year, that the lawn or grass between
the sidewalk and roadway is not
taken care of and usually grows
up in weeds and long grass spoiling to
a great degree the eiiect of a well kept
]awn around the house. Why not
keep this also mowed and there by
improve the looks of your own bome
as well as the appearance of our whole
village.
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You will want a pair of new shoes to, go with
that new spring suit. We handle the "°
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Invicturnade by Geo. A. Slate., Derby
and McPherson for men, and the Gracie
"' and M cPherson for adies
These are our leaders. Also cheaper grades.
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We can: please yrori. See our spring display.
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New ads—J Preeter, E Appel, Ia
Hudson.
Miss Carrie Gellman, of Clinton
is spending a few weeks at her home
here,
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„F .,,.,��tutnber of motorcyclists from
Stratford passed through .Zurich on
Sunday.
Sergtm P A Randall, a member of the
Mechanical Transport, 1st contingent,
and.whowas invalided home as a re-
sult of injuries received while on route
to the front, is visiting his sister, Mrs
A Zettel, of this yilllage, at present,
ASSESSMENT ROLL
The following statistics ate taken
from the 1915 assessment roll of Hay
Township, which has been delivered
to the clerk and accepted by the
council. Total assessment, $2,419,-
333. Real property assessed, $1,728,-
225, Buildings, $678,730. Value of
taxable real property, • $2,401,955,
Business assessment $16,478 Income
assessment, $900. Number of acres
in township, 52,544. Cleared land,
43,185 acres, Woodland, 2,325 acres.
Swamp, 6,810 acres. Population, 2,-
882. Male persons, 21 to 60 years,
610. Births, 47. Deaths, 26. Dogs,
328. Nuniber of school children be-
tween ages of 8 years and 14 years,
497.
Incorporated 1855
The
MOLSONS
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BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
93 Branches in Canada
A Genera, Banking
Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LDTTrl s o1` CREDi'
BANK MONEY ORDERS
Savings Bank Department
Interests at highest current rates
Zurich Branch .
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
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to paint this spring? If so, we oan supply you with the famous.
ELEPHANT T BRAE'E
Ready -Mixed ?dais
For floors and verandahs or anything that needs Paint. Nemo
better and few as good.
New and up-to.date Shoes
at popular prizes.
More new waists, aprons and ready-made dresses
• and dress goods just opened up. All our lines are
stocked up with the latest and best that money
and.be
can buy..Come and see' for yourselves
convinced.
R. N. DOUGLAS
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BETTER CLOTHES
The New English Models in
Suits are having the centre of the
stage at this writing.
They're Smart, they're "Chic”
and "Snappy.”
1.-41K We have studied and watched
the trend of fashions closely in orcler
to supply you with the "Correct.”
We are'ready to show you ---
the pleasure in doing so is ours.
CORRECT MODELS
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