Zurich Herald, 1917-10-05, Page 8,4.
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'i° For warm summer days. A nice range of Sport Shirts in
different .colors, Wash Ties, Straw Hats, Zimmerknit balgriggan 4
Underwear, Socks, etc. t
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Figured l�1uslin, in odors a: 3 ani. 103 ayari
'§' Turkish Towels at 30 and 40e a pair 4
+ Ladies' black silk ankle hose at 25e a pair 4-
+ Ladies' fine cotton hose, regular 25c, to clear at 20c 'l'
'- Men's Socks in black, tan and grey at 15e a pair
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4. We have Canada Paint Cos. Pure Paris Green in stock '
- Also coarse cattle salt at 75c a cwt., and fine Sarnia salt in barrels..
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A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES ALWAYS .4.
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ernant Sale
We have been fortunate in securing a ' quan-
tity of Mill Enas. Pieces of from 2 to 10 yards of
Prints, Galateas, Nurses Cloth,
1 yd wide Dress Ginghams, fan-
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We are selling these at very low prices and
it will be greatly to your advantage to come early
and secure some of these bargains while they last.
Warm Weather Wants
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We have a well assorted stock of ladies' white voile waists,
middy blouses, plain and porous underwear, wash skirts, collars, etc.
men's Wear
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4 NEW HARNESS SHOP '-
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a• 1 have opened up a new harness shop in. 1.
Merner's Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel, ..'+
4. and am prepared to do everything in harness 4.
i repairing, binder canvas repairing, etc.
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( A Trial Solicited' WOOD PUMPS
rFRED THIEL ZURICH }) CALI, ONMR. E. BO$SENIiERRY
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Full line of Whips, Sweat Pads, Curry Combs, etc
Millinery ' Openif r.
QUR many frienda and ' customers are invited
to view our charming display oi. Autumn
Hats, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 19th & 29th
and days following.
Everything New and Up-to-date
Idella E. Kline
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Local News
FARMS SOLD
More farms are changing hands
During the past week Mr. Joel
Bechier; of the Bronson Line, sold
his 50 -acre farm to his neighbor,
Mr. Jacob Ortwein, who gets po-
ssession next January. Mr. Bech-
ler intends locating on a farm
east of Exeter.
Mr. Theodore Schroeder has
purchased the . 75 -acre farm on the
Babylon Line from his mother. He
gets possession immediately.
gr Sam Livingood of the 14th
con.. Hay, ,has sold his farm to
Mr. Leonard Klopp, son of Mr. '
Wm. Klopp, Zurich, who will get
possession in March, 1918.
CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION v
The Conservatives of South Hur-
on will meet in convention in Clin-
ton, on October 15th to nominate
a candidate for the Commons in.
the approaching general election,
to oppose Thos. McMillan, farmer,
of Hullet Township, who was plac-
ed in the field two years ago by
the Liberals.. It is almost. assur-
ed that J. J. Merner, the present
member, will be the choice of the
Conservatives. tI is expected
H. B. Morphy, M. P., for North
Perth, will address the gathering,
The Liberal candidate is a son
of J..MeMillaar; whb for many
years represented the riding in
the Commons; Mr; Merner's maj-
ority in 1911 over the late M. Y
McLean, was 114. '
•,Z, P. S, REPORT.
The following is the report of
Room II, ,1Z P, .School for • the
month of September. Mark`s are
based on -attendance, efficiency and
conduct.
. Sr. II; -Kathleen Siemon, 790;
May Schwalm, 700; Raymond Fish
er, 680; Lizzie Leibold, 670; Irene
Decher, 670; Agnes Zettel, 660;
John Kochoms, 6:0; Ivan Yungblut,
640; Idella Howald, 580; Fred,
Davidson, 530; Vernon Davidson,
450.
Jr. IInd,- Lawrence Reichert,
740; Alvin Gascho, 650; Kenneth
Koehler; 580; aarnct FV Alper, 430.
Sr. Pt. II- Elmer Leibold, 670;
Tom Thiel, 590; Francis Dietrich,
570; Austin Hey, 480; Jerson Kel-
ler, 220.
Jr. ,Pt. II,- .Martha .Heidrem.an,
760; Leonard Prang, 650; Evelyn
Ducharme, 640; Agnes Deitrich,
600; Luella Reichert, 130
Sr. Ise,- Roseline Thiel, 710;
Beaulah Koehler, 690; Victoria Re-
ichert, 650; Mervyn Schwalm, 630;
Rose Albrecht, 500.
Jr. lst.- Edward Thiel,
730;
Bruce Koeh'er, 720; Willie
610; Russel Ducharme, 57);
Miss M. A. Lamont, T
Leebold
cache,
The following is the .report for
Room 3, based on general work,
attendance and conduct during the
month of September.
Jr. IV.- Inez Yungblut, 363;
Kilda Neuschwanger, 350; .Dorothy
Fritz, 307; Leninis O'Brien, 260;
Euloine Geiger, 248, Whitney Tru-
emner, 188; Gordon Waiper, 110.
• Sr. III;- Mary Mittelholtz, 383;
\•eola Prang, 371; Mabel Preeter,
and Eva Fee, 338; Evelyn Howard,
316; Muriel Howald, 305; Ethel
Dietrich 241; Clair Merrier, 178';
Theodore Deiehert, 120,
Jr III,- Luella Decher, 337 ;
Eleanor Ducharme, 251; Marguer-
ite Prang, 239; E'rieda Deichert,
208 • Newell Geiger, 182; Lulu Al-
brecht, 175, Milton Rey, 147; Peart,
Tallman 80; Gordon Schwalm 76;
Gilbert Ducharine, 45.
Miss L Douglas, Teacher.
. PARTTE;S WANTING
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION
A reception was held at the
home of Mrs. /Helen --Campbell on
Saturday evening, Sept., 22nd for
her daughter, Mrs. James Barr,y
who with her husband,' returned
from their wedding trip. A num-
ber of the Women's Institute were
present, end during the evening
a presentation was made to Mrs.
Barry and the following address
was read.
Dear Mrs. Barry ;-
We your Co-workers
of the Zurich women's ".Institute,
have assembled here this evening
,to welcome you back from your
wedding tour. We take this op-
portunityto congratulate you on
your recent marriage and we wish
to express to you our hearty good
wishes for the future happiness and
prosperity of you and your hus
band. The members of the Wom-
en's Institute feel particularly in-
debted to you for the pains taking
and efficient manner in which you
discharged your duties as secretary
which position you held from the
organization of the Institute until
recently We also wish to convey
to you our appreiciatian of the In-
terest you have always taken in
Red Cross work. The aid given
tc, the Red Cross by the Zurich
Women's I,rstitute placed a great
amount of work on your hands
which you always performed will-
ingly and cheerfully. As a very
inadequate token of the esteem in
which ,you are held by ns we, the
Womien's :I.nstitute andMrs. .West-
`cvi.sh to' present you with this
China'.tee set r .....pe thaty ou
will longe reside among us and con-
tinue to be One of our active work -
We give credit to New Years
to Prompt Pay Customers.
Announcement
The business conducted for many years under the
name of C. Hartleib will henceforth be known as Hartleib
& Faust. Mr. S. E. Faust has taken a half share in the
business dating from August 21st..
The firm will be better prepared than ever to sup-
ply your needs in Hardware, Paints, Furniture, etc., at
the lowest prices.
Special attention paid to Furnace Work, Eaves
troughing, etc.
I-Iartieilb & Faust
hardware and 'Furniture Zurich
HURON'S LARCEST COMBINATION STORE
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Cream, Eggs andFowl
WANTED
Will pay highest cash price for Cream
Fowl and Eggs delivered at my residence,
Zurich, at any time during the week.
Proi I. HUDSON, Phone 5, ZURICH
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BIG CLEARANCE SALE
will continue
During month
of August
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Huron Co. Rd Cross 80
Wa( C. A. Report
RECEIPTS
Dec, 1916 County Grant .._ ...$25.00
June 1917 County Grant ... ...100.00
Total $125.00
EXPENDITURE
De'. 1916, Mrs. Fitton, Sec, ... $15 00
De^, 1916 Mrs. Hamilton, Pres, 10 0)
June .1917, Miss Esser'y, Exeter 5.19
Miss Alen, Goderich 1.05
Mrs. Axon, Clinton 12 95
Mrs. Gardinee, Blyth 6.21
Miss Brown, Treas. 2.38
Delegates dinner _.. 3.00
Mrs. Fitton, See. ... 5.00
Total ' $68.84
Aug, 1917 Bal. on hand $61.19(
BYRON SANITORIUM FUND
Total receipts --- : ....__ $1042.77
Total expenditure ,.. _._1000.00
Bal. on hand - $42,77
Guerra E. Brown,
Treasurer,
Jti'y 1917
SAGE TEA BEAUTIHES
AND DARKENS HAIR
Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens
So Naturally that To.
body can Tell.
You can- turn gray, faded hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll, get 'a 50 -cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
at any drug store. Millions of bottles of
this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im-
proved by the addition of other ind edi-
ents, are sold annually, . says a well-
knowu druggist here, because it darkens
the hair so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied,
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded. have a surprise awaiting
them, bemuse after one or two applica-
tiond the gray hair vanishes and your
loek5 become luxuriantly dark and beau•
tient. "
This is the age of youth. Gray-haired,
unattraetire folks aren't waistedaround,
so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
, phut Compound, to -night and you'll be de-
lighted with your dark, handsome hair
Sid your youthful appearance within a
ieitt'dayt. '
7llvas rrehavation is s. toilet requisite
and is not intended for the cure, raltiga -
We are determined to reduce our stock
to:the low eat possible point :before our
fall goods arrives
Summer ;Goods::and all ready=to=
wear garments must be cleared out
entirely. Watch our windows for
Bargains then come and see the big
display of bargainsin every depart-
ment of our store.
This is your opportunity to save.
L. WURM Phone 28
NEW IDEA PATTERN S
American dentists who have been
at work at some of the hospital b
bees in Europe say that wounded
mea whose teeth are sound recover
in half the time required by chose
~those teeth are decayed.
report .gained groirncl in Han-
ovor to the effect that the Food
Controller would come along aft-
er diligent and painstaking house-
wi-:es had canned everything can-
a{,le and confiscate all over fifty
ph' ;s per family for the use of the
soldiers overseas. So serious -did
the situation become that the may:
or wired the ,Governni,ent for an
official denial, '«rhich was of course
forthcoming without delay. It is
funny how credulous people are
w; =n an utterly foolish story is
eoneenned and how' loath they are
sometimes to accept the truith,.
Tho fruit or vegetables canned he-
locg absolutely to those who put
themh up and ica;n be sold, given a-,
way .or 'eo,isun'red upon the prem-
iscc" according to the needs or.
'wishes of the householder,
LOCAL _ MARKETS -
Corrected every Thursday'.
Butter
Eggs - -
Dried Apples
Potatoes
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40
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100
What -2.10 215
Oats 70 -85
Barley. 1 00
Buckwheat 1 25
Flour.. ... . ....,6 00 6 75
Bran $40 00
45 00
8.00
17 75
Shorts
Low Grade
Live • Hogs 'fob Hensall
bag
DANCE
at West End Hall, Zurich
Monday Eve, Oct. 8th
Armstrong Orchestra.
It3 attendant.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
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