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CAPITAL and RESERVE
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BANK MONEY ORDERS
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Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
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ZURICH, FRIDAY
MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1915,
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We have much pleasure in extending to our
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friends and patrons a cordial invitation to attend
• our fall Cpeniig, which we have arranged to take
: .place, Tuesday, Sep ember, twenty-first and follo-
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ingdays. Every Department of our sore is well
stocked and assorted with the different lines of
2 goods in spite of the fact that it has been very dit.
• ficult to secure goods in many lines, but by being
right on the job and buying early we are in a po-
sitron to give you the goods at prices just a little
4 better than you can get at many places.
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• Jur Millinery Department -2
® Under the supervision of Miss Clifton, who
was with us last Spring will. be filled with the
wvery newest Styles and Materials, and we have not
the slightest hesitation in saying that we have
ft never shown a more beautiful display of Autumn
Millinery and the prices are wonderfully moderate.
Everybody invited to call Tuesday and followha.g
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days.
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• Weare showing the largest rig of Sweater
• • coats we have ever had. All sizes for men, women
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We are showing a full range of Men's and Ladies' Under-
• wear in Combinations for Men and Women, fleeced lined shirts,
• drawers, all wool, unshrinkable, and we also have the celebrated
0 Wolsey line, the best all wool underwear on the Market.
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'HE wearing qua lits :,:r
of this crepe ai-
unexcelled.
The mixture
of wool and
mohair is
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fr:'e.
A good
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Both in all
colors,
You will' be delighted
with our display of
Dress Goods. We have
the celebrated Priestly
Goods which have been
very popular in the past
and we still claim the
reputation of k.,ho'wing
the fin est range of Dress
Goods shown anywhere
in Gabardines, Broad
-Cloths, Serges, etc.
Mantlings
A. nice range of Mantlrng.s i11 all the leading cloths
and shades
Sweater Coats
and children.
Underwear
Fur5 Etc.
We have just opened up a fine range of fors, Muffs ' from
812,00 clown. Ruffs in all different classes. Men's and Lad
fur lined Coats, from 825,00 up to 81000 00, Men's Coon Coate,
special values this season Ladies' Musk Rat Coats full length
at bargain prices.
Dinner Sets
We were fortunate to secure :another package of celebrated
Austrian China Dinner Setts. This is the last we eau get as
they are entirely out of the market. Anyone' looking for a sett T
of dishes should not fail to see them before making a purchase,
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g LOCAL NEWS
All overcoats and sweaters ab reduc
ed prices, E. Appel.
Mrs P Farwell and child are visiting
relatives in Danville at preeent,
Mr P Lamont shipped a carload of
cattle from Ails), Craig on Ivrondey,
Rev Mr Lauracic of Philipsburg. will
preach. in the Lutheran church on Sun-
day.
1 visited
Mr Vin Lahinan of London
his mother, Mrs A'Lehmen, over Sun-
day.
Our Xmas bon -bons, "etc., now in
stook. A. good selection, Mrs McCor-
mick.
The council of Hay Township will
meet in the Town Hall Saturday,
Dec 4th.
Mr and Ire Alex McConnel, of
Varna, visited at the home of Mr Wni'
Lamont on Sunday.
Mrs Yost and son, of Bay City,
Mich., are visiting in the home of Mr
Lang Foster, Babylon Line.
Wo have a few. ready trimmed hats
left which we are clearing out at be-
low cost while they last. T L Wurm,
Dr E S Hardie, dentist, will be tut
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow -
ng week. •
We are still handling. the famous Peninsula Cast Iron and e,
Steel Ranges We have handlen this same ,line for ten years
and they are still givng the best of satisfaction, We also have
the Happy Thought, and any other make you niay desire. .�
If you feel as though you shonld have your liome heated
with a furnace, call in and let us explain you the effioience of 4
the Hecht. furnace, made by Clare Bros of Preston, The best
and most economic furnace on the market,
We are prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing for Bath Rooms • t
and Hot water heating. Give us a call,
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duce f a. l kinds taken
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A sitting of the Tenth Division
Court was held here yesterc"h'tty.. 'nese
Holt of Godericb presided. A .few
minor cases were disposed of.
while cleaning one of his prize
heifers on Tuesday, Mr Peter Lamont
was severely kicked on the knee by it
and he has been laid up.;sinee. ,
Rev 7 G Litt, of Berlin conducted
gtiarteily. Services in' the Evereel,n•al„
church last Sunday. The Lord's sap-
per was dispensed at the evening , ser:
vices.
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�L REP RT
The following .shows the relative
standing of the pupils of the senior
division of room IV. The result is
Lased en an examination held in all
subjects. Small figures after names
indicate c tet failures a,rlures in that numb r of
s.r lrj,act.
I' Orin I1, total 1800, honors 975,
•pass 780:
Genevieve Zettel 1159, Milton
Heyrock 1054, Llovde Ka'llefleisch
1082, Gerrie Kaercher 1001„ Edward
as sol
97
Import ,
73 Bessie Tough 1'
1 g () 917,
Verde Fritz 881, Dennis Ducharme
872, Willie Seibert 820', Clayton
1?file (2)784..
Form I, total 1200, honors. 900, pass
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Margaret Hess 734, Jean Camp-
bell 704, Susie Deichert 672, Gra-
ham Merner (i18, Mildred Hoffman
567, Pearl Ducharme (1) 530, Ruth
Ilartleib (1) 505, Ward Fritz (4) 443.
G, S. Ilowarcl, Principal
Monthly report for November, based
on „general proficiency, attendance and
conduct. Robin 8.
Jr IV:
Olive Zettel, Leonard Hudson,
1; rr,lcrick Weseloh, Louise Howalcl,
Russell Preeter and Earl Zettel (even)
Frank Seibert, Theodore Leibold,
Sr. III.
t' ob Haberer,
R Hess, Pearl
i. :ear, Earnest
Ii il,lebr molt, Leroy
Teener.
Marjorie Fritz,
\Valper, Amino, ,
Bender,. Cecilia
O'Brien, Clarence
Jr III D)
I<da Zettel, Iva Iialbiieisch, Teddy
Wagner; Iven Kalbil.eisch,. Iney
' . onngblut, Dorothy Fritz, Lennis
^ i3riUn and Lillian 'veselob,. (even)
Tree, , Wirrn:, Doir.fby, Campbell
It� 9rt :Siebert.
Js IIZ (n).
Hilda Neuschwanger, Gordon
To new snbscribers in Canaria we Walper, Euloine Geiger, Wh itney
will send The Uerald from now until Truemner,. Margaret Thiel, Laura
the end of 1910' for $11.00 in advance,
Subscribe now and get this paper free
for the balance of the year.
Authorization for the creation of a
reserve militia in Canada has been
sent out from militia headenartera at
Ottawa. The reserve militia will be
in addition to the active militia.
A meeting of the members of the
Women's Institute will be held in the
Town Hall, on Wednesday evening.
Dec Stb, at 8 o'clock. The report of
tate delegates to the annual convention
will be given. All members are in-
vited to attend.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mr Henry Eberhart, of St
Louis, formerly a resident of Bayfield.
He was in his 54th year and a son of
the late Christian Eberhart, baker,
The deceased wasa nephew of 11:Ir H
Well, of this place,
Mr and MIs John Brenner, and
Mrs John Gellman attended the
funeral of the late Henry Racey, who
died in Stratford last week, Mr Racey
ivas a resident of this village a numb-
er of yeaas ago.and is well known to
many here who extend their sympathy
to the bereaved widow and femiiy,
Reedeneellelegie
Deiterich, Gordon Zettel, Ervin Fisher
Alphonsus Dei tri ch.
Miss M. Walker, Teacher.
Report of room II for the month of
November. The names are in order
of merit.
Senior Second:
Luella Decher, Mary Mittelholtz,
Pearl Gellman, Veola Prang, Cecil
J.dwen, Eva Fee, Gordon Rau, Milton
Hey, Mabel Bender, Lloyd Hey, Her•
beet Neeb.
Junior Second:
Rath Brenner, Ethel Hess, Austin
Schwalm, Flora Uttley.
Part Second:
Greta Merner, Frances Mittelholtz,
Gerald Bedard, Elda Callfas and 11Iad-
elena l\Ieidinger (equal).
Primer, Senior.
• Edmond Bedard, Iven Youngbint,
Agnes Zettel, John henry Iochenis,
Primer, Junior.
Dorthy Brenner,
Arson Keller.
First Senior:
Claude 11leidinger Leonard Wagner
and Wesley Callfas, Anna Mittelholtz.
JAI:
Alice Deitz, Emma Bender, I1laeeie
Zettel:
Miss J Voitch, Teaebor.
Report of Rooni 1 for the month of
November, based on accurancy and
general demeanour.
Sr II:
Theodore Deichert, Eveland How-
ard Mabel Preeter, Elsner Ducharme,
Julia Davidson, Leonard Ran, Pearl
Leibold, Ethel Dietrich, Clair Merner
Anthony MIittleboltz, Muriel llowald,
Minnie LTttley.
PMI:
Lulu Albrect Kathleen Siemon,
Marguerite Prang, Freda Deichert,
Edgar Bender, Gill err Ducharme,
Vernon Davidson, Jean Ewen.
P rimer:
Gordon Schwalm, Raymond Fisher,
Bred Dsvidson, Alvin Geseho,
lst Sr:
Nowell Geiger, May Schwann,
Kenneth Koehler. Liebe Howald.
let Jr
Thomas Thiel, Garnet Waipor,.
Cleinen'ce Hildebrandt, Elmer Leibold
Lizzie Leibold, Lawrence Reichert.
Miss M, f . Lucent, Teacher,
Irene Decher,
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Come slid see or lines. We have a special line,
absolutely waterprcof. None betfer+ on the market
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SCHOOL SUES
We have something good for children going to
school.. Well made and will stand a lot of wear.
Suit C ses, Tru l s etc.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken. in. exchange for shoes.
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The H omQ of Good shoes
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Most of our Xinas goods are now in
and we want you to see our display of
a .oy Dishes, Dosis, Toys of
kind& Cushion ops, Guest To
Ess d e i ief s, " alas and New.
Zed Camas and Booklets, eto
We cannot tell you a1i about theme in this ad. LI
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You must come and see foie yourself..
Produce of all
keds taken
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Gaffed lothasear der tel i R
It's not alwaysi so mach what von pay for elothinir -'t s what you
pay for that connte \Tamue giving at all times is th.• ..-r.' ti ing that
has has made this the greatest clothing store to Zu: ice `,\".+ tee always
prepared to take rano of our sustainers --the golrieu irtly v,ay-••We do
to ethers as we world 1:e done by." •
Clothing News i hat Concern Ment lis
Let us say Fern that even in the face of trade rondttions, the ad•
vetoing in prle.• or alt woolens, we are prepared to give ue same splen,
did qualities al fabric_, whio.i have always distingui-,hod our ilothing.
The finest ready -trammed Snits and Overcoats
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• Tim o• h
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 foie:goods
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