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F LOCAL NEWS.
Saturday, special day for men's
and boy's snits at Appel's Retiring
Sale.
Mrs Jos Wickens, of near Ingersoll,
has been visiting relatives•here for the
past week.
Miss Nora Smith returned'to;"L3erlin
Wednesday, after a pleasant visit, with
relatives here..
Dr E S Hardie, dentist,. will be
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow -
ng week.
M W 0 Goodwin, formerly nianag z
of the Jackson Mfg Co. branch located
hero a few years ago, has enlisted with
the 161st Battalion at Goclerich:
1Ir and Mrs Rosewell O'Brien, who
have been visiting relatives here and
in Michigan, have left for Stratford,
where they will visit for a few weeks`.
prior to their return to their home in:
Manitoba.
Rev Mr Weichel, of Mayporh, Pa:,
conducted the services in the Luthera
church last Sabbath. Both service'
were well attended and the reverend
gentleman seems to have made a favor
able impression.
Mr Chas McAllister, of the Parr
Line, had a successful sale on .Tuea
day afternoon. Good prices wear.
obtained. Mr McAllister has sold hie
farm and willmake his future home
in Toronto, where he expects to move
early in March.
According to the by-laws of the
Hay Telephone System, any' person,
who is not a subscriber and who. usj
the.telephon.e,•. must payfor• ,sr
message: The local' managers have
been instructed to charge ..such mes-
sage to the subscriber upon whose
telephone it is allowed.
Mr Peter Baker, agent in this sec-
tion for the Canada Company, bas
recently sold 100 acres in the 5th con,
Stanley, to Mr John Turner, of that
township. He has also sold 100 acres
in Hay, being lot 7, con 6, to Alex
McFalls, of near Exeter. The holdings
of the Canada Company in Hay town-
ship are becoming smaller as the years
go by. The Company now controls
only 75 acres in the big swamp be-
tween the Zurich Road and the town
Line, between Hay and Stanley, and
this piece will soon pass into other
hands. South of the Zurich Road
they still retain about 500 acres in
Hay and Stephen townships,
Remember the grand concert this
Friday evening, Feb 25th, in the Town
Hall Zurich. This concert will be
given under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid of the Evangelical Church, who
were most fortunate in securing the
Elgar Ladeis Quartette of' London,
Onb. This is one of the finest Qua]:
tetts's in Western Ontario and the
programme they render is one of .the
best, keeping the audience in the best
of humor the entire evening, Do not
miss this concert, as it is equal to any
and better than any heretofore given
in Zurich, Do .nob forget the elate.
Plan of hall at Mr 8 Faust's shoe store.
Admission Adults 85 and 25 cents.
Children, 15 cents.
Incorporated 1855
The
MOLSONS
BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
A Genera. Banking
Business Transacted
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BANK MONEY ORI+Ih:,i
Savings Bank fl artr gal
Interest at highest current r,rt4;5
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SOLDIERS COMING HERE
Arrangements are being made to
entertain the members of the 161st
Battalion stationed at Hensall and
Exeter in Zurich on Thursday, March
2nd. The Clinton Military Band
Will accompany the boys in Khaki and
help to enliven the proceedings.
• The Exeter members will come to
•Hensall by the morning train and in
dompany with the 'Hensall members
and the band will march to Zurich.
Dinner will be provided here and they
will return to Hensall some time in
the afternoon. -The band will remain
here until the evening, when a pat•
riotic meeting will be held, The eve-
ning meeting will be held in the Town
Hall, which all who are able should
attend; The meeting will be address-
ed hy Capt J Cantin, physical drill in
structor at the London armories; Lieut
Dancey, a returned soldier from the
trenches. .He also was at one time a
spy in Germany and Belgium. Also
Bev Mr Fotheringhan, of Goclerich,
an eloquent and entertaining speaker,.
also J J Merger and others. A mus-
ical
pingranne, consisting
of Patriotic'
songs, etc., will also be rendered.
This promises to be a red letter day
in the history of Zurich and no efforts
are being spared to make it a big suc-
0859,
The Local Newspaper.
'o business man, professional man
or manufacturer in any town. should
allow a newspaper published in his
town to go without his name and. busi-
ness being mentioned somewhere in
-its columns, says an exchange. This
applies to all kinds of business—gen-
eral stores, clay goods, groceries, furni-
ture dealers, manufacturing establish-
a(`rnents, automobile dealers, mechanics,
k;1�lo�iea ir+?li�,l 7nen snd,:in fact: all kinds
of business. • This does not mean that
you should have a whole or half or
even a quarter of a page ad. in every
issue of the paper but your name and
business should be mentioned, if you
do not use more than a two line space.
A stranger picking up a newspaper
should be able to tell just what busi-
ness is represented in a town by look-
ing at the business•mentioned in the
paper. This is the best possible ad-
vertiser. The man who does not ad-
vertise his business does an injustice
to himself and his town. He is the
man who expects the most free boost-
ing for his town, the man who insists
on sharing the business that comes to
town but refuses to advertise his busi •
ness isndt a valuable addition to any
town. The life of any town depends
upon the lige wide-awake and liberal
advertising business men.
Mr T L Wurm was in Toronto,
Wednesday, on business.
The fine sleighing during the past
week has made our town lively and
business has been good.
24,862 persons subscribed to the
domestic war loan of the Dominion
of Canada.
It is expected that Mr Pipe, of
London, will sing at the Patriotic
meeting here next Thursday evening.
The recent cold weather has formed
ice on Lake Huron, allowing the fish
ernien to set their nets. A few small
catches of herring are reported, also of
some lake trout.
Neighbors and friends gathered at
the hone of 'Mr and Mrs Conrad
Thoil, of town, last Friday night and
helped to celebrate the anniversary of
the birthdays of the two brothers, Mes-
srs Conrad and George Theil. A very
enjoyable time was spent by all pres-
ent.
John Shine, a well known eiiiZen
of Scaforth, and who was an "r lluai
natio lawn bowler, died at hi,. h. me in
that town on Tuesday. Ile ens for
many years a successful farmer in
btcl illop township, but hes, ti'. pa in
Seaforih for 15 years, Tie hra,i been
in faailing health for some tiiu,"
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Koehler ---At Zurich, on 19, f•'0 17th,
Veronica Allendorf, l,t to wife of
Peter Koehler, aged 61 l < nr , and,
28 :days.
Villort---At Dashwood 9 9 h one,,
tilt+'then, on Feb 11 t.l: '
inn 4Viliert, ager 87 r:',z- :d 5
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The leather market is on the rise.
1 willbe wise to purchase your footwear now.
Our stock is well assorted, new and up-to-
date, and our prices very reasonable.
Come in and let us show you scme of the
inewest styles for spring.
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Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
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We are now displaying our new spring
and summer goods and can offer you
some attractive specials in
Gingharns, Repps,Muslins, Prints and Dress Goods
at surprisingly low prices
considering recent advances along those lines.
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Also :our new. vAll` ' Papers, . beautiful
patterns at popular prices.. Our ,tore is
filled with staple goods so that you can
have as good a choice as in many larger
towns.
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Special Values in Horse Goods
Owing to the mild winter we are compelled to re-
duce our stock of winter g,a,ads at almost cost.
Eer'e are a few values
80xS0 jute, full xined, $3 00 for $2.25
72x76 2.75 for 2.25
72x72 duck 6 ( ” 2 55 for 1.75
blankets reduced, Mitts and gloves will
be sold at e0st,
R. F. . TAPE ZURICH!
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