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ZURICH. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1916.
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Fashion �,r'splays are .40
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• Each stason this store takes a step forward as fashion healquar-
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: style and exceptional quality is strengthened. Beautiful, becoming,
• practical—this sums up the reasons for the increasing prestage and
O growing clientele of this style -store. The coming threeweeks preced-
•int, Easter should be the busiest of the spring seasoo and an attractive
• programme of sale events has been prepared.
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;, _;. onderful New Millinery
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o Small bats and large hats; gusto the newest hats of the season
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• spring hues, hats For general or better wear and suitable for young or b
• gid women, a great interesting, incomparable collection. •
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• Three dozen only, fine quality sateen underskirts, with fancy e
• accordian—pleated ruffles at bottom, finished wilt tucks and stitching. •
• Ali seams double stitched, in black, brown and grain from $1 to $2.: o
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SCRANTON COAL
Chestnut, Furnace, Black-
smith and soft coal. Good
supply on hand.
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A number from here attended the
Kraft—Hey wood nuptialsat Dashwood
on Wednesday.
Ice Cream every Saturday. Lettuce
end Parnell's bread on hand.- S
Kuepfer,Zurich.
Best quality Formaldehyde ` for
treating grain for smut for sales- at
Zurich Drug Store.
Mr Daniel Bennett, of this village,
has enlisted with the 161st and will
join the Military Band at Clinton.
The directors of the Zurich Agri-
cultural Society Chet last week and
revised the prize list for the . 1916
show. •
ITONOR ROLL
161st BATTALION, C. F. F,
"THE HURONS"
Andrew Price
Thos. Davidson
Leonard DavidsonGeorge McBride
Milton Johnston
Daniel Bennett
Who is next?
You are wanted; boys.
Lieut. W. 13. Wilson Recruiting
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• Ladies white cotton gowns nicely trimmed, good full sues only $i_
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Ladies white iii,lerslcits; nice deep'frillof embroidery,- extra„.1!alues,
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Ladies' Handbags
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•' Special sale of ladies' leather handbags, an exceptionally smart
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line; three different styles—in pouch bag with the leather across the
• bottom, plain or f tncy lining, and fitted with coin purse and mirror,
• from 75c to $1.25.
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s Sherwin-Williams Prepraed Paints
They both agre3 on S. W. P.
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The House Owner says:
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8. W. P. is the result of paint lists covering a
3 period of 50 years so its quality must be ri ;nt.
•• S W. P. is a scientific combinations of inateriais
.e all of which are produced by the company an 1 not
bought from outside sourcers, so long wear and fast
color are assured.
•• S. W. P. includes the right proportions of lead,
,•� zink and linceed oil which gives life to the paint easel
r prevent cracking and peeling when properly appli :d,
Z `o it is the cheapest paint to use in the long run.
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a each job and have no waste.
• S. W. P. is ready to apply right from the can so
• they can save the time they used to spend in mixing.
• S. \V. P. in prepared with such exactness and. is
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ground So thoroughly that it �;preads easily under the
et • "brush and covers liki a blanket, so they can work faster
• and do more with less paint..
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Dr E 8 Hardie, dentist, will be at
the Dominion douse, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, and Wednesday of the fallow-
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it Jacob,Meyer and family moved,
5tbis week -to near 1'+etersiaurg,
where Mx Meyer will engage 'in, , truck
Officer.
farming.
The mereha'rts are getting ready
their stock of dutch setts for spring
shipment. ent. T1fe q'uailty isnot e
as -in other years.
Mr It. F. Stade has purchased the
fine hone in Zurich owned by llfr W.
H. Bender, who is nowt/ engaged in
business in Detroit, '
We have all the popular shapes and
colors in new shoes forrnen and wom-
en. If we have rot in stock what
you want we will • get it for you.
C Fritz
At the cong•ee,ational meeting held
in the Lutheran church last Sunday,
an unanimous call was extended to Rev
12r Rembe, who asked for a few week's
time to consider the matter.
Mr E Bossenberry conducted a very
successful sale for Mr A De�jardine,
near Grand Bend; recently, Cows sold
from $75 to $107, and good figures
were also obtained for the horses.
ZURICH PUBLIC
SCHOOL REPORT
NO 38
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ROO11i IV
The following is the result of the
:March Examination and shows the
relative standing of the Candidates.
Entrance: 12 subjects, Total 950,
Fass 570, Honours 713.
Margart Hess 763, Susie Deichert
742, Graham Merner 740, Jean Camp -
bel) 733. Mildred Hoffman 657, Pearl
Ducharme 613, Ward Fritz 471, Ruth
Hartleib (absent).
Jr, Grad: 16 subjects, Total 1100,
Pass 660, Honours 825.
Irene Pollock 922, Lorne Manson
852, hazel Fritz 789, Lennis Callfas
711.
Hr. grad: To he ready for report
next week.
Mr. George Sparks bas sold his
farm in Stanley township to Mr Val-
entine Gerber, Jr , who gets possession
at once. Mr and Mrs Sparks will
i nave to Blake to i eside for the pres-
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All goods, belonging to the woman',
ln.titnte, made for thesuldiers,, must
he left at the home of M rs M Fritz no
later than Saturday evening, April
8th. The committee, of rs 13 Camp-
bell, Mrs 0 Fritz, Mrs J Preeter, Mrs
W O'Brien, Mrs tI Ew n and Miss K
Campbell, will meet next Monday
evening at the home of Mrs Fritz to
1.raek the goods.
•G, ,•Toward, principal,
The following is the report for the
month of March, room II, The names
are in order of merit.
Sr• II Veo'a Hrar, Pearl Gall-
ag.e0Fya.=-Fee, .Mary. - ldittelholt;
LuellaDecher, Milton Hey', Lfoy
Hey, Cecil Ewen, Gordon Rau,
Herbert Neeb.
Jr II:—Ruth Brenner, Madelena
Meidinger, Flora Uttley, Greta Merner
Frances Mittelhollz, Gerald Bedard,
Ethel Hess, Austin Schwalm, Elda
Callf as.
Sr. Pt. II:—Agnes Zettel, Iven
Youngblut, Edmund Bedard, John
Henry Kochems.
Jr. Pt. Ii:—Irene Decher, Dorothy
Brenner, Arson Kellar.
Sr. I:—Wesley Cafes, Claude
Meidinger, .Leonard Wagner, Anna
Mittelholtz, Austin Hey.
Jr. I:—Enuna Bender, Francis
Deitr ick, Alice Deutz, 1lfeggie Zettel,
J. W. Veitch, Teacher,
Your New Shies
For Easter are here. Our stock is bigger
and better than ever before. See our new line
of the popular Gypsy shoe, also cloth top shoes in.
button and lace for women. Also men's shoes in
gunmetal and nut -brown made on torpedo last,,
the very latest.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes.
c� P;ITZ,- Zurich 3
The Home of Good Shoes
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HAY COUNCIL
Met April let. All members were
present.
The Clerk was instructed by resolu-
tion to apply to the Ontario Railway
and Municipal Bortecl to have By Law
No. 9, 1915, and NOS, 1916, hydro
electric by-laws of the police Villages
of Znrich and Dashwood respectively
valedated by the Board. The council
decided that, all by•iaws be numbered
consecutively instead of starting to
number thein for each year.
A resolution' was passed to the effect
that ell subscribers of the Hay Tele-
phone System are required to buy the
batteries regnired for telephones and
that no more batteries will be furnish -
Incorporated 1855 ed by the system, this rule to begin on
The
April 1st of this year.
'['he fntlowing tecnunts were ordered
O LSO N to he t : Bell Tel o., ll toils for
t� ' lrelr., 2Q22; Ilett `t'el C,n., for 1100
BANK
CAPITAL and RESERVE
$8,860,000
96 Branches in Canada
4 one by mail. `� A Genera, Bsnkinz
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We are now displaying our new spring
and summer goods and can offer yore.
some attractive specials in
Ginghams, Repps, Muslins, Prints and Dress Goods
at surprisingly Iow prices
,considering recent advances along those lines.
Also our new Wall Papers, beautiful
patterns at popular prices. Our store is
filled with staple goods so that you can
cT a.s...;g,q . achoice assn many.larger
towns.
R. N. DOUGLAS
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directories, $75; G'1' R £might, $8.10;
Northern Electric Co, material, ,$110.-
75; W G Hess, 8 ►north's salary,
x:300; P McLoioe, 8 months :salary,
$250; F Capli.ng, gravel, $1.20; W
fl world, st labor, $5; 1llirnicipal
World, supplies and subscriptions,
$2'1.88; Herald Printing Co., printing
516 25; L i?rain,;, ace $1; T J1ur�loch
team for soldiers, .� 4; N 1? Weenier
alittn, 4;, S Wilmer, wood ;8.50;
Township clerk, Bart salary $50; W
Armstrong, expenses re child, $88.50;
P IticTSiLOO, freight, and express, $2,25',
6 Hey., Ste., r +ta euater toad $2 50; 0
?demon., gravel ai>iI work $1.3.25.
'Council will meet -again on Saturday •
the Gln day I Ju r ivt 2 o'clock, p. tit.
1+' Mess Sr., Clerk.
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Grasp the Opportunity
Last fall I purchased many lines of new spring
goods which I could not cancel, and the shipments
are now coming in. They consist of
Suitsfor Men, Youths and Boys
No finer lot ever shown in Zurich
Tweeds, Worsteds, Chevoits, et .
Well chosen for quality and patterns.
and many other lines. • I ha Q e decided to sell them
at the old prices while they last, Now is your
pportunity
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods
E. APPBL - ZURICH
Special Values in Horse Goods
Owing to the mild winter we are compelled to re-
duce our stock of winter goods at almost cost.
Here are a few values:
Regular 80x80 jute, full lined, $3 00 for $225
” 72x76 , i < 2.75 for 2,25
" 7272 duck " " 2 55 for 1.75
All wool blankets reduced. Mitts and gloves will
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!■�/�t■�b■e�jsold at cost.
F. Y ADE
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