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Tues..a.y and Wednesday, day, Sept. 19tH and 20th.
We llavG been fortunate in securing Miss Kline to
take charge of our Millinery Department for the
Fall Season. We are showing a larger range of hats
and trimmings than ever and assure the ladies of
Zurich and vicinity that they will inti here the
smartest and newest creations in millinery fashions.
We invite yonr inspection.
ds
Our stock of Fall Dress Goods, Flannellettes, Wrapperettes,
Underwear, Blankets, etc,, now to hand and we invite your inspection
of same,
ew Shirtin s
tt n. es
These goods are continually going up:in price. You will save
money by purchasing your supply now.
S
w ,ater Coats
We have the famous Monarch Kelt Sweater] Coats againyoin
stook. - They are guaranteed to give satisfaction,
Waists and Corset Covers
A few ladies waists and corset covers on hand which we are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
Rain oats
3 dozen ladies Rain Coats just arrived in tan, navy and," black
at the Special Price of $5.50 each. Also a new line of men's
Baltnaoan style eoats at :510 50.
Fresh Groceries always onirhand.
RUBY and QASOIIO
PHONE '1
Cream and Eggs
WAN TE D
Will pay highest cash price for Cream
and Eggs delivered at my residence, Zurich,
at any time duringthe week,
wlit I. HU SON, Phone 5, ZURICH
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A fresh supply of Gold and Silver
Add-a-Lb-ks just arrived.
We engrave 'them to your order.
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JEWELLER
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ZURICH
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Loldo a Life Policies are
"GOOD AS GOLD"
Why not protect yourself fad family with
a good life insurance policy.
All the popular plans of insuranca written.
For particulars apply to
Andrew F. Hess, Local Agent
1441 00800)e Mse"fee
Gelveeleeti iNlea i;.:8 608641.000066011041148$80040
To new subscribers hi Canada we
Will send The Herald from now
until Jan. 1917, for only 25 cents.
LOCAL MARKETS
Cerz'eott i every Thursday,.
Butter
L'ggs
Dried. Alalalas .,..
1'otatoe3
Wheat
Cats.......... .....
Barley
Beck wheat.,.
Flour
Ban
Shorts
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1.05
$ 30
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4.50 4.90
$30.00
Lew Grade
Live flogs fob
88 00
40.00
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Local News
LAMB ERI]i' STORM SWEPT
P1 ty lives were lost on Lake
'Erie last Friday during one of the
werat storms on the lake, .'.Throe
large freighters were.. lost and
mu .h d m• g done It), stria le: ir,.f.
N n3 eai o_s from Go1erich, Ont.,
are among the lost.
"WILL YOU KNIT
Anyone wishing to :knit for •4he
coldiers can secure a supply. Gf
yarn from the secretary of the.
to _al branch of the Womena' 7n
stiLu:e, ]Hiss K. Canlpb311, wno will
be ipleased to give the necessary
iristruc ions rwith the yarn, . .As;
th:s is 'one way of showing yerr
interest in the welfare of our r,31
d er voys who ere fighting ,our
tattles al: the front, ya hearty re-
rro_iseis expected tv Vele; appea'.
LITTLE LOCALS
Eigli: ,weaks .o Christmas.
Potatoes are bring marketed
ro s by local growe_'s ;Tile quan-
tity is ,neon large but the quality
is excellvn;t. (The price obtained
is $1.25 per bushel.
Is this Indian Summer?
Improvements '(have been made
to tohe street lights and the work
has ,m'a: e a change for the butter
to the appearence of our streets
in :the nigra...
RED CROSS FUND
'rhe appeal to the Canadian
people Tor contributions ; o the
.cr-.ish Rei Cross Fund for the
sick and wounded soldiers and.
sailors is meeting with remake-,
ab:e support. It is expeetedthat+
Ontario \via give over $2,000,000 for
this r e oa Lay cause,, All r onti•' s�
utlontis must be paid to the head-
quarters before November 15.h•.
Among the conttibut:ons rcce:ved
LyMr, fT, Johxi :n, township trees -7
urer, is the sum. of $23.50 from the
:Pupils and teachers of the Zurich.
Public Shtool and more is to fol-
fo-w,
SASKETCHEWAN'S NEW '
PREMIER
William Melvin Martin, B. A.
was born in Norwich, 'Oxford co- e
mity, in 1877, :.and removed later
Flo ;'Exeter, where his father, was
minister of the Presbyterian
church for twenty-six years. Mr.
Martin was educated at Exeter,
Clinton Collegiate, the University.
of Toronto, and Osgood Hall...Froze
11'.9) to 1901 he taught in Harriston
High School. In July 19.3, he re-
moved to Regina and commence
el to practice la'w, He married,
\r:o ]este F. Thomsen, of lti i .ehe1l,
One., in 1906. He was first el•a
ectal eco the House of Commo.ns
in 1908.
KILLED. BY STREET CAR
Word was received on Tuesday.,
tlh;e death at Detroit of Mr.,
Charles Eeksteil', brother of Mrs.
1 :igex of this p.ace De
c.eesed wa-s crossing ono of tete
stro:"ta in that !i:y and was acc:id-
an_ly stru-sk by a street car. He
su :t:tine:l a fiaetured skull and a
broken ceIler Lone and o ho. seri-
otic injuris, and was taken to and
of the hespitels, but died an hour
afterwards without regaining -con-
cc:aimless, Deceased. with. has
\ci:e liiit3d at the home of Mr,and
Mrs.loses Geiger last summer and
his sudden death is a severe shock,
to his xel"atives.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
A "spe.ial session of the Huron
County Council wast held in the.
Court House, Goderich ,Oct. Oth, f Died lee ,sieeeteess 452
all the raembors being in attends Presumed doad ...1,009
ante,-
(,tTissing ... ... ... ... ... ... 1,372
•c
The all was Made to decide V -v wended. .•J .•. 37,939
what the norma- wo,uld do in the! -•
way ,of :x grant to the British Red
Cross Society.
A`.ter some d sers.1 Al it wasenov
ed by 3.. Lee;t,ie, Br assess, second-
ed by Dr. Milne, Blyth, that a
levy sof ' mill on the County equal " sister" was talking rapidly when
ization, $42,400.00 be made „which :the vi'i'.or was about to ask the
would ' equal $21,240'.. r This was b:ess,ng ,Turning to the child, he,
carrle:i. fella in :i tone eel mild reproof;
Money tri 1 be berlowed by the '14.0 e, I ani go'n ; to ts'c g aec'
County un.ii the taxes a<e e feet- 'We 1 it's a.b.,u'. t taxa,' answered.
ed in. 1917. 'littl sister' in an equally reprov
rI'his is ehe fa rest way of make ang tone, Weave b ea exiec;i.ag
WED DING BELLS
DRICI•IERT--TLi EI LG
„A pretty church tt willing took
place lr, St. Peter's 54161i:ran
Church, ;e,ur.ch, on Wednesday
afternoon ac 4 o'clock when the
pastor, Rev H. .E embe, performed
.tat e.r•.rnune w;ich unite:] in ]liar
ri•ege iNiiss Clara Catherine, al-
ctes, daughter of Mr. • nd Iles,
Conrad {.i:heil, o4 Zurich, and Mr.
Peter ',Doich*t, Jx., eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs, P,, Deichert; Sr,,
Blind Vine, The bride was at -
/Leaded by M:ss Freda Haberer and
Mr. Auui•ew Luei performed sine-
du.ies for the groom. The
bridal iouple entered the church,
to the !strains of the Wedding.
.March Olayted by Miss Victoria,
Deters, The bride looked charm-
-1)g in a costume of silk tam,aline
este the ,usa!ai veil. A largo .puna.,
Le. of ie.atives end friends gath-
ered ,at the church to witness the
Ler+emon,y. ;luuests to the number
of neer.y ens hundred rel.a:red to
.,;he home of the bride after he
..er :noiy 'where a sumrptous wed -
Ling repast vc a a ser, ed. Mr. end
arm. liEl hLr'. alt setae on the
groom's T!arpa at the Blind Line.
11c eter tla joins with Cnc_r many,
leen: ws is eete..d-ng Oast avisia s.
HICKS.' FORECASTS
A Reactionary )iitorin Period is
central on terse ebth, rash, 26th and
inial OEni .Moen is in conjunction
vita. Sun and silaree .on 1 ne Loth;,
At Lu ki ;lees tae Moon is passing
LetweLn ,.he e.ata and sun, seine-,
Lewes Lirzc.ay so, ak: all other
titres a little to ono side or other
of the sunt. But in a 1 cases the
comuineu aetian of the Sun and
Moon on the [Earth, is such. as to
aperease ;ocean tides, barometeric
l:he.;omen , io.reesa of temperat-
ure, :eartheuakus, s.ocCals :an.i
lieLt disturbase2es. Centering .on
t.ii.t nest to tee • 6th, ti.e.efoee, ,kx-
peot .a return, of decided storm
Lon .uti.na. ki n, wind and thun-
dee, naerg.nr into snow ;and fo_lo'w
eu by i.isin,; b. r..m,_te: and c'eange
Ito elute, colder, are anion , 1 the
things to expect. ,The moon \Sid
be, at extreme south. cec inati.n oe.
the 2,9th, which leect will contra,
bute to ;prolonged cold, with the
atnosphe.i3 '.ia .s from, the nox'the•
Change to warmer wi 1 be in sight
fon 1, e.terly a. e..i al;, as we 1.41,3
out •oi Occo,..e:. A reguar storm
per-od, with the ;1n1o0.3 in perigee,
Jiegints in the far west on the best.
Moon wile inteu i. y aed• aggravate.
these fer_os, ed ing , a_tr.a l;; to.
weather disturbances that • may
!arise ,on and ab.;.u. the 101n.
ORGANIZATION OF FARMERS
Bji1Nti WORMED 1N ;1rIc; WJ 31`
;The tiuergirnrg of all the farmers
organize -dens tai Western Canada
into :one body.- with a .menbers.hii,,t
of 100,000, is s'ti._1 in a nebulous
latae, eacording to Presilen 2.. C.
1 -fenders of the 'Manitoba train
Geetiers le seocia.ao;n.
A dispatch Loin. Ca'gary today
said rasa consolidation was about
to be ;completed and would include
.the ;brain Growers Grain Comp"-
,;;,n:l o: 1Viar.itaba, the A.barta Farm
ere '.Co -Operative E.evator Comp-
any, the Grain Growers A€s: eiat-
,.o_a the Unites] Paralera fo Alberta
the Saskatchewan- CoOl:erat.ve
Elevator Company, and the iIan-
l�al>a Kerala (:growers Association.
t..h< ;object of the organieasioxl
is given as icelews; "It will be.
a jeceent factor in Canadian 13oii-
ties
and finance and wid, in the
end, do "nagh of its own ananu--
ia:.turing, unlaoseing, guiding cf
towns, liot iia 5, roar's, ale, t its
own ;else to o.f.ce, and, in :act, en-
ter as an o..topus, wets the inter-
est.-, of .Lae gran growers at heart
into the public Lie of the
.lioininion,
CANADIAN .CASUALTIES
Ot•, awa, Oct. 12. -Up till October
11 the total number of casualties'
.among oificers and men of ;he
Canadian expeditionary forces was
52,0_6, a cora,n•o to figures comp-
pu.e.i by the :casualty, record office
t.c'hcrnu,mber is anado up ,as fo.11ws;
Killed in action-- ... 8,131
Died :of wounds ...3,120
ABOUT TIME
One evening the young renin--
ister, who hod seemed lather a.-
trac:,ed by "big sisl:rr," Grace, was
dining with :the family. "Little
grant ,ais awl anunic'pali les yteu to ,l a at foo A y ^;ar, an,cl rho
wUl a th. 1x h. ,'a h s toy
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Note this Bargain
Large Ranges, with reservoir,
high oloset, irel back, scroll with
mirrors on top, oven thatmometer
and a large oven, 20x22, Best
Stove on the market, only $50.
Fu'l stock of HEATING 8TOV1L3
at knockout prices,
Call and see before you buy.
Ali stovea guaranteed or no s.ale.
The Stove Question
We were lucky onto xu-re in hav-
ing
ing contracted for about 50 stoves
of ;all kinds a year ago: and since
thea saves have greatly actin ced
in ,prices, We aro still eel:ing at
:tlie old prit,es. Call and see the
33IG SroVE BARGAIN'S
SEE OUR
Cook stove with scsevoir for $20.
, " extended for .$t25.
Ranges complete for 03.
HURON'SILARCEST:COMBINATIphioq TORE
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ow Confectionery Beggs
Dashwood Bread and Cakes.Stratfor'cl Bread.
Neilson's Chocolates & Candies
Choice Confectionery & Groceries
Stationery of all kinds Picture Post Cards
and Novelties
California Toilet Preparations
Agency for Parisian Steam Laundry.
P.arools must be brought in before Tuesday evening of each week.
Your Patronage Solicited
W. C. Wagner - - - Zurich
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MlILLI\E yd',OPENINo
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 19th and 20th
and following days. Our Millinery Department will be in charge
of Miss Bawden, who has just returned from the Millinery Open-
ings in Toronto. She is prepared to show you all the latest in
fall and winter hats, A. special invitation is hereby extenned to
the ladies of Zurich and vicinity.
JOA big shipment of ladies' and children's Boats. Newest
autumn and winter styles, Also ladies' Furs, etc., to arrive the
beginning of next week,
ki=.i We are showing a big range of Velvets in corded and plain
suitable for dresses and coats.
Our stock of Dress Goods is complete. We are showing a
big range of Serges, Broadcloths, Gabardines, etc.
gBeautiful range of Kimono cloth and 'Wrapperettes. New-
est designs. Our lines of Hosiery, Underwear, Sweater Coats, etc.,
is complete. Dont fail to take a look at these goods.
Special for SSaturdayonly. Ladies Underskirts in black, green
and cerise only 50 cents.
roadwayNI
Our new Fall and Winter Sam-
ples of the made-to-order Broadway
Clothing are in. Over 500 samples
for suits and overcoats. Fit guar-
anteed. F
Our line of Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Ties, Braces, Socks, etc., are on
display in our Men's Department.
Come and see these lines.
Special Next Week
English Rain Coats. Regular
value .$6 to ,$9 for only $3.98
A BARGAIN
vIf in need of a Dinner Bet, Toi-
let or anything in the lino of dishes
dont forgot that the ha''e a big
assortment.
Live Poultry
We are in the market for Live
Poultry for which we pay the high-
est market prices. Taken every
Thursday and Saturday forenoon
T. L.
Fresh Groceres at all times
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