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Hay Township
Come.
1'olt to conU amci see oiw'`718z11Vocals for
?r'i77•d. OUr storei,sl -filled to over flowim
zt ithz new goods -of call clesc7'i ptboms, ready
for )our; iizspeetzon:s. We terve lfl.ZtMT, plea-
sure in, z7zuitimg the laCZi,e3 to call and look
over ort7' stock. •
New Dress Goods
New Ginghams
New Prints
New Silks
e '• • finings
New Muslins
New wall Papers
New Carpets
New Rugs
New Curtains
New,,Laces
New Embroideries
Our Dress Ooods Department is keeping to
the front with a complete stock of all the latest
and best in Spring Dress Goods, Trimmings etc.
Peerless Fencing
We have received a carload of the Peerlesss
Woven Fencing all English Galvanized. Will
stand any .acid test. We have handed t his fen-
cing for years and it has given entire satisfaction.
Put Up in 20, 30 and 50 rod rolls. Also coil spr-
iug wire, Barb wire, Brace wire, Weaving wire.
S -W Paints
Agents for the celebrated S. W, Paints and.
. 1ranishes A Paint for every purpose, covers
lost and wears longest. Try a can of our linol-
'i n varnish it will preserve youa carpets.
Maple Syrup Supplies
Headquarters for Sap Pails, Sap Pans, Spiles,
Hogers etc.
E vetroug hhi , Etc.
PROD OE TAKEN EXCHANGE
F la.,AY MORN N
IrMka.lrPtae s s,4srs:•»
4 LOCAL NEWS.
Mr, Philip Hartman of Parkhill,
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
Miss Irene Lipphardt left for a
isit with her brother Louis in
Alberta.
Mr end Mrs. Bothwell of Hick.:
son; wore visitors in town for is
few days last week.
Mr. P. Lamont's driver ran away',
on Monday evening and smashed
the cutter badly.
A large crowd attended Mr. T.
Bloch's sale on Friday and every.
thing -sold at good prices.
Mr. Abel Sohilbe of Waterloo,
was in town on Tuesday on bust
ness Ile likes his new home fine,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wentzel of
Crediton, spent Saturday and Sun-
day at the home of Mr. C. Eilber..
Mr. Peter Koehler has purchased
Mr, S. Wit±er's forty acre farm on
the Goshen Line for $2900.
Mr N. M. Cantin has been at his
home at St. Joseph,. the 'past week
owing to the illness 'bf one of his
daughters.
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after ;t
be pig
o1105 to
barbel
next..
expect
the en.
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piano c
subsoril
fa.voritk'
nut o1:
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your fiiia
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quick re
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ars...'
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Dithers,
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Christ'in
Mr. James T. Jarrott . has par.
chased Mr. A. Harvey's 50 acre
farm on the Town Line near Kip-
pen for $3500.00.
Mr. A. H. King, G. T. R. agent
at Hensall has been transferred to
Ingersoll and will leave for that
town shortly,
Messrs J. J. Merner, J. Preeter
and C. Hartleib loaded three cars
of dutch setts at Hensall, last
l riaay. They were billed to Winne,
peg.
All subscribers in arrears will
confer a fa -or by sending in dash
or P. O. order for amount due
Pick out year favorite in our prize
contest ; • fill in coupon and mail
with your remittance..
Telephone 9
1 3 1 - r3cxit # scopm 3 iAmka
ZUR ciik
Mr. Henry Brenner has taken
possession of bis farm recently
purchased from Mx. Henry Zapfe
and the latter has moved to the
farm he purchased from . Mr.
Thomas Sherritt
1912.
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ladies, kid glove, Own, I
0.1E HionAnn office.
Mei's A dy
broocles. Apply to Geo-
iizi h. » .,
otg zifzing a Board of 111bbOrB O Ie I .h
t
st the council in looking
p -business. These Rubbers are all the very best No. 1 stock and guaranteed
-Splendid Newcom- do not care to carry then .over till next winter for you are all awtre
'ne';cly new. Apply at Rubber being carried over will not keep good for next winter.
Iola Sipple, Zurich.
Kuepfer will open a
p in the Zeller block
Iia` HERALD office. He
be ready for business by
the week,
the figures in our prize
st grow. Send in your
n at once and give your
"boost." Cut coupon
nd fill in name.
ou gar t.. rheumatism in
rinst,:,,,atopply Chamber.
rent and you will get
f. It costs but a quarter
r? For sale by All Deal-
ing service in
hureh will be
St. Peter's
conducted
The subject of Meditat-
be, "The sufferings of
'ethserane". All are cor-
dilly invi .ell to attend -,k,
Who
au-. in
school t
thist
and -line,
the priz
reply
modera
cooking
who bri
girls to
society,.
tellectut
Aruna
effect th
interest
the buil
Toronto
gh Geo
Berlin a
estin
propo
th:rcr
s or is the greatest worn -
1,,. history? Two hundred
hers recently, answered,
n, and with enthusiasm
ity the juc'ges awarded
o the one who made this
be wife of a farmer of
leans who does her o'wn
;ashing, ironing, sewing,
up a family pf boys and
e useful members of
d finds time for in-
mprovement.
is in circulation to the
the Mackenzie ac Mann
;will shortly commence
g of a radial line from
Goderichpassing throu-
town, Acton, Guelph,
Stratford. .One inter.
in connection with the
ad is that it will pass
btl thplaoe of two of
,Acton
We
of a
Me12s 6 imeh Leather Top Robbers
Mems 3 Lace Rubber's
:111 . -ens 2 Buckle Robber's
Oleos 7 Bi:cchle Rubber
Boys 1 Buckle .Rubber
We invite you to call and examine these Rubbers and get'low cash prices.
We do Repairing Butter
and eggs,takei iia exchange
SAM. E. FAUST, -- ZURICH
w ' ' '1V Q J -wi • •.: e L = --a-u u,hu th w4•F}C1, i t,l!c,p; ace o -:;,.,O dines'
Hill
school )ansa here tomorrow (Sal. ;: 'resident of the Great
urday) at 40 o'clock, to consider Nortlla iz; :
,
the question of remodeling the
present building or the erection of t guest common cause of in -
g of sOnneia.is disorders of the stomach.
o r e e
home in ToroHon Edward Blake died at iris 'r.to on Friday ever ing
a new se o c1ailibsi`•i:}i '
`'tinnlach end IaivgE
reliefs o tt these
disorders and
enable -you td sleep. For sale by
after an illness extending over
four years He' was about 70
years of age and the foremost
Liberal in the Province He was
the 2nd premier of Ontario and
was a native of Middlesex County
Mr, f1ermat' Waiper, sen of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Waiper of the
Bronson Line died on Monday, aft-
er an extended illness from con-
sumption. He reached the -age of
twentv.four years. The funeral
took place on Thursday afternoon.
We extend. sympathy to the family
in their affliction.
Experiments carried on by the
seed division cf the Dominion De•
partment of Agriculture during a
series of years, clearly indioates
that the vitality in oats and' wheat
for seeding purpose will be retain-
ed for more than ten years provid•
ed the samples are well matured
and stored under proper conditions.
Wanted at Once
A pian with some experience
Hprticulture to handle our trade
Zurich
Splendid. opening and permanent
position for the right party. Write
for full particulars and state exper-
ience.
Stone & Wellington
Fonthill Nurseries, Established 1887
Toronto, Ontario.
in
in
The new Flour
Feed and Grocery
Store
Just received it large quantity of
Corn, also .a supply of Five Roses.
Purity and Royal Household Flours,
Feed Flour; Shorts and Bran at close
prices.
ion are probably aware that
pneumonia always results from a
cold, but you never heard of a cold
resulting in pneumonia when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
used. Why take the risk when
this remedy may he had for a
trifle? For sale by all dealers.
FOR SALE.
Good sawed pine frame. suitable
for a barn or straw shed. The
frame is 30x50 feet ; 18 foot posts,
also a lot of sheeting and siding.
Also about 30,000 good slop brick,
stone in foundation etc. The build-
ing is known as the Zurich Tan-
nery and will be sold reasonable
for early removal.
John Decher Sr.
Zurich.
20-4 t pd.
Clearing
Louise Jeffrey t'ey mens' Solid' Gold`Signet rings at very
Special Prices, See that you get one.
POR AAtt.
All Dealers. : Dwelling house and stable and
one fifth of an acre of land at the
North end of town Also about 13
acres of land West pat t of property
recently owned Conrad Thiel
For particulars apply Henry
Bauer Sr.. Zurich. 26-4t.
Snpplemeniary estiinates for the
fiscal year ending Oct. 81, 1912,
were preS'ented _tb the Legislative by
Sir Jartit , Whitney, in the absence
of HortW',T. Matheson, Provincial
Trensui v,, who is ill. Including a
grant fat!;the extension of .the line
througl ikon, Grey and Bruce, and
$2,000,400. to the Hydro -Electric
Comni.r :jion, the supplementaries
total :$4017, 454.18. The 'main
estimated ' presented during the last
session vi the. Legislative, called for
an expenditure of $8,090,911.66, so
that the: total estimated expenditure
year is
12-
fiscalv ,
.r ntf5 `
for the caa ie
168,51, x'84.. :ria' addition to this sum,
further supjaleinentary estiinates will
be pie: :rt ted daring the session,
bringing`,:. the., '.mount up to several
hunclreilt thousand dollars more.
A number,of new lines of rail-
way are projected tor Western
Ontario and we think the time is
opportune for the business men to
get interested in securing one of
the lines for Zurich.. One oppor-
tunity was thrown away over 30
yoaus ago, and others will go the
same way unless.some united action
is taken.
The change of Government has
proved a gond thing for Conserve..
tive lawyers in the Province of
Quebec. No fewer than ten of them
are now engaged in investig arena
of charges against public em-
ployees at a remuneration of -$15 a
'day, actual taavilling expenses.
and $3 a day for living expenses
They are employed by the post
office and marine depar.tnisnt
Do yon know that of all the min
or ailments colds are by tar the
most dangerous? It is not the Cold
itself that you need to fear, but the
serious diseases that it oaten lends
to. Most of these arra known a
gearn diseases Pnentrionia and
consiimptinn are nlncing them
Why not take Chamberlain's Con
h Remedy and tore ;ynrur cold
bilt ..,1 • .,;? Fe:
Dealers.
by
to
NOTIC E
Dr. J. L. Wilson's accounts are
in the hands of The Molsons Bank.
All parties indebted to him will
please call and arrange payinent.
STRAYED
To my premises at St. .Toseph on
Wednesday morning the 7th Inst, a
bay driving horse Owner may have
same by proving property and pay-
ing expenses Frank Jeffrey. Jeweller,
-dose Prices on.
Kitch.ei Clocks
Thousdilfia bl our Watches are in
wearers pockets, and hundreds of
Clocks on shelves throughout the
country and each one of them says,—
Wind with care and use me well
And let me have fair play,
And I to you will try to tell
The precious time of day.
But, if from cause, I chance to stop
And fail to give the hour,
Just take me to Iless,s Jewellery Shop
And he will give me power.
How About a Violin
Everything Guaranteed..
P, W. HESS
ZURICH
A yer iSl tl.,death occurred on the
l3rnoSbia +4 Line on Tuesday, when
Daniel Messner, aged. 24 years,- 4
ulna41a0;13 days; died very sud-
denly ^ e eased. had not been in
very i ' Et Health for some weeks, but
was tics° rho tglit to be in a serious
c;oncliuu i ,He was tibo 1t as usual
last aaerk and ou Saturday was in
Dashwoi-d. On Tuesday afternoon
he comp'i.aiued of not feeling as well
as uSna; . and gradually grew worse,
and able,;' six in the evening passed
peaeefi#ll.; away. "Blood poisoning is
thought be the cause of his death.
He 1i4 _.expected to go west this
daringa ,t owing to ill Health was un-
able t0y' '. Elis fattier, (X1'. Paul
21e, li1.I tarp. to brother are tit present
i11 tho;*st, Bating recently left lid-
ittontprl: tiyr Pigeon .sliver, some 500
nifleS we,<t ioi' that city; and it is iva-
possiliin ;tro. get any word to thelia.
The fit Oral took place this Friday
literal slit fur interment in the Clo bell
Linc,..,notary.
4,
,--.'-In Zui ala, olitl a 6tli inst.
..;tiil.t r$. 11. E. Faust, a
Our '.°.,; ew Fa ll. Shoes
We cordially invite the ladies to our grand display of Fall Shoes. We
are showing a, large range in Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, with
Velvet Tops, macre on the New York puff lasts, the very latest,
Gentlemen's Shoes
We are outfitters for Mon's Fine Shoes. Come in and see the now lasts
in Men's Fall Shoes.
Mr. Farmer conte in and let us ta'k to you about '\Voter 'Proof Shts:,s for
the wet weather.
Repairing Done Neatly and Promptly.
'We are hoailclaaarters for
A Trunk or a;` 1l : s'0. se
Butter and Eggs Taken ill-Fo,zcllat:get
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