Zurich Herald, 1915-11-26, Page 1ZURICH
Vol. XV I
ZURICH, FRIDAY MORNING,, NOVEMBER 26, 1915.
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• We have much pleasure in extending to our
• friends and patrons a cordial invitation to attend
• our Fall Opening, which we have arranged to take
place, Tuesday, Sep ember, twenty-first and follow-
ing days. Every Department of our s1 ore is well
i stocked and assorted with the different lines of
goods in spite of the fact that it has been very dif.
• ficult to secure goods in many lines, but by being•
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• sition to give you the goods at prices just a little
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was with us last Spring, will be filled with the
• • very newest Styles and Materials, and we have not
• the slightest hesitation in saying that we have
O never shown a more beautiful display of Autumn
• Millinery and the prices are wonderfully moderate.
• Everybody invited to call Tuesday and following
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1HE wearing
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DRESS'
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You will be delighted Z
with our display of
Dress Goods. We have o
the celebrated Priestly
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La Gabardines, Broad •
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Cloths, Serges. etc. ••
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Sweater Coats
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Weare showing the largest rang of Sweater
coats we have ever had. All sizes for men, women
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• wear in Combinations for Mon and Women, fleeced lined shirts, •
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drawers, all wool, unshrinkable, and we also have the celebrated •
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• We have just opened up a fine range of furs, Muffs from
• 812.00 down.. .Ruffs in all different classes. Men's 'and Ladies' •
. • fur lined Coats, from $25,00 up to $1000.00. Men's Coon (.oats, :
• special values this season. Ladies' Musk Rat Coats full length .§.
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• Dinner Sets
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fortunate to secure another package of celebrated T.
• Austrian China Dinner Setts. This is the last we can get as
they are entirely out of the market. Anyone looking for a sett
of dishes should not fail to see them before making a purchase.'
and children.
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HARDWARE
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We are still handling the famous Peninsula Vast Iron and
• Steel Ranges We have handlen this same line for ten years
• and they are still givng the beat of satisfaction, We also have
• the Happy Thought, and any other make you may desire.
If you feel as though you should have your home heated
• with a furnace, call hi and let us explain you the efficienoe of 4.
•the 'Ueda furnace, made by Clare Bros of Preston. The best
and most economic furnace on the market, .ۥ
'• We are prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing for Bath Rooms
and Hot Water heating. Give us a call,
Produce of all kinds taken
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr E Axt bas returned to London,
after spending some months at his
borne here.
Mr and Mrs J P Rau left on Sature
day for Detroit, Mich., where they
will visit relatiyes for a few weeks.
Dr E 5 Hardie, dentist, will be at
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow -
ng week.
Mrs W L Siebert returned on Sat-
urday from Toronto, where she attend-
ed her daughter who recently under-
went an operation for appendicitis..
Mr and Mrs H Zapfe, of the Town
Line, left yesterday for a three week's
trip to Point Edward, Bad Axe Mitre
grove, Chebogean and other points in
Michigan,
Rev Me Reble of Linwood preached:
two powerful sermons in the Lutheran
church last Sunday morning' and eve:
ning. Both services were well attend-
ed.
Much regret is felt here at the death
of Mrs D Link, which -took place in
Crediton last week. Mrs Link was
known to many in this village and was
highly respected by all,
Miss Aldora M Smith left Tuesday
morning for Deiroit to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Mr Allan
Makins. She will also yisit friehds
at Croswell before she returns home.
A poor orange crop is reported from
California. The crop will be from
twenty to fifty per cent below normal,
according to official figures, Lemons
olives and grape fruits are in abun-
dance.
Abusiness meeting of the members
of the women's Lagtitute will be held
in the Town Hall on Saturday after-
noon at 2.30 o'clock. All committees
connected with the concert are request-
ed to band in their reports.
Adistrict Sunday School convention
of the townships of Tuckersmith, fray
and Stanley will be held in Varna on
December 3rd. Mr D E Otto of Tor-
onto, superintendent of the secondary
department of the Sunday School
Association will be the principal
speaker.
Mr.10 Hess, Sr., and family moved
into, their fine new residence on Tues-
day. This is considered one of the
finest homes in Zurich and is a credit
to Mr Hess as well as to our village,
It is built of red pressed brick, two
storeys high, and all modern conven-
ienceshave been installed. It is the
hope of theirmany friends that Mr
and Mrs Hess may be spared many
years to enjoy the comforts of their
new home.
-On another page of this issue of the
Herald appears the advertisement of
the Dominion Government re the
$50.000.000 war loan. The whole
amount has already been subscribed
for but the subscription lists will not
be closed until the small investors have
bad a chance to subscribe. It is des-
ired particularly to enlist the support
of these people and their subscriptions
will be taken care of first, the big fin-
ancial interests coming afterwards.
It is expected that the loan will be
largely oversubscribed,
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Business Transacted
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT
• BANK MONEY ORDERS
Savings Dank Department
reforest at highest current rates
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
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XMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN'
For
The Muskoka Free Hospital For
Consumptives
8685' Teachers throughout Ontario
have had Xmas Seals placed in their
hands,; 761 Banks will shortly receive �=
the Seals. Some of the other Organ-
izations which are already at work are
Merchants, Manufactures, Lawyers,
Real Estate and Insurance men.
Oyer fou. million Xmas Seals have
already been prepared and further iss-
ues are expected to follow.
The necessity of the Xmas Seal
Campaign is clearly shown in the
following statement, issued by the
Nail on ( h
v itariLim � ssoetation,
Tuberculosis killed 2294 persons in
Ontario alone in 1913 - One every four
hours.
Tuberculosis kills one - tenth to
one - seventh of all our people.
Tuberculosis kills one - third of all
who die between the ages of 18 "and 45.
Supplies of Xmas Seals may be had
by writing the Sanitarium Headquar-
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tersio., 223 Colleee Street, Toronto, Ont-
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SCHOOL 51101S
We have something good for children going to
school. Well made and will stand a lot of wear.
Suit Cases, -Trunks etc.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
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OLD A.1\17) TOtTNG
STOUT AND SLENDEP,
THE CONCERT
The Patriotic concert held in the
Town Hall here on Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the local branch
of the Women's Institute was a big
success. The hall was crowded to the
doors and the, programme rendered
was much appreciated. The chief at-
traction was'the half-hour play,
"Waiting for the Trolley." The sket-
ch portra3 ed the scene of a street car
waiting room and a number of people
waiting for the trolley. While some
were waiting% young couple who were
eloping joined the throng and three
suffragettes also came in and being
unable to convince the bride•to-be to
join their worthy movement, assisted
the elopers in evading the irate father
who appeared on the scene, searching
for his runaway daughter, The train
announcer and the refreshment booth
girl made things lively by their flirta-
tions. The farmer, the old maid, and
the other passengers, who were waiting
added to the amusing situations, All
those who took part in the playlet de-
serve credit for the way it was given.
The other numbers on the programme
were all well received, especially the
singing of the ladies, who deserve spec -
al mention for the way in which they
rendered a number of Patriotic selec-
tions. The orchestra, consisting of
Miss C Durand. and Messrs F Bossen-
ber.ry and D Bennett, helped much to
maks the evening's performance a
success.
The closing number, a tableau re-
presentating a soldier who had fallen
on the battlefield in defense of his
conntry, being crowned with a wreath
of honor by an angel, is also worthy of
special mention.
During the intermissions a number
of little girls dressed as rod cross nur-
ses sold home-made candy and a nice
sum was realized out of this. Al-
together nearly one hundred dollars
was realized out of the concert. The
proceeds, over the expenses, will be
donated to the Red CXogi Flanl
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Just opened up a number of lines of heavy
Winter Goods, Woollen lan-
kets, Dress Goods,- Underwear,
Sweater Coats, Cardigans,Mitts
and Gloves,l-Iats . . and : Caps-, j
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Woollen -Socks and Hose, lugs,
and nu merous other lines,
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Produce of all binds take,
R. N. DOUGLAS
PHONE 11 on 82
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AN OVERCOAT INVASION
OVER 500 STRONG
READY FOR SERVICE
They have been subjected to conscription in the interests of our
Overcoat army and are now stationed in our store. They are ready
to serve as "Body Guards" for the men of Zurich and vicinity. They're
reasonably priced. You will find snug fitting overcoats and loose
styled overcoats in extra sturdy mateaials, embracing a wide host of
good, sensible colors and patterns. Come in this afternoon or evening
and select the coat you are going to wear all winter. We have all sizes.
E. APPEL
- ZURICH
Timothy Seed
Have received a shipment of first-class timothy
seed. No. 1, as to purity. Price is right
Flour and Feed of all kinds
Groceries, Salt, Stock Foods, Etc,, Etc.
Eggs taken in exchange forlgoods
George B r
Telephone 23