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We are in lino with a
fine showing of Holiday
Goods for your inspection
You will want some suit-
able gift for father or
motheri
, sistq, broth-
er, or friend., if so we
would be pleased. to have
you in and see our various 1i1105.
For Ladies and Children
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Furs, Sweater coats, Aviation oaps, Scarfs, Gloves
lace collars, handkerchiefs, pure etc.
For Men and Boys
Suits, sweater coats, hats, caps, gloves, mitts, a
fine lot of ties, in 'fancy boxos, braces,
scarfs, armlets, etc. eto.
China Ware
It is worth your while to Wale and see . our large
stook of China Ware. ot all the different dinner setts, 4
piece table setts, sugar and creams, fancy cape plates,
bread plates vases, jardineres etc.
Toys! Toys!
A Complete line of Toys for the Children.
Groceries Cand Nuts
New raisens, currents peals, figs, dates. prunes,
oranberries,•oranges, all the different cand-
ies, chocolates, °reams, bon bons, etc,
New Walnuts, Almonds, Filberts,
Pea -nuts, Brazils.
Fresh Groceries always kept on liand
All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange
PHONE 17
RUBY de GASCHO
WE ARE NOW MAKING
STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS
If you require any, send in your orders, we can make
them At Once.
Get our combination Doors, they will keep you warm
in Winter and coo R in Summer.
ALL KINDS OF SAW LOGS WANTED.
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PHONE 19
Still Doin
Busine.
TheC'
We ihave been el
the et
Massey Flarri
We handle evoi
Seeding Impleme
ers, all kinds of
Disc Harrows,
Harvesters, etc.
Harvestin
Binders, 11,1Cyt,,,
Lon '
Mats$
Cream
All kinds of
engines. See •
fore you buy. •
gies, Carriages.
Square rt1,-
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lements
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are spread,-
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ors, Bean
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Fanning Mill
Sieves
1 am agent for the Clinton faun.
ing mill sieves, and farmers re.
quiriug any, can procure them at
my farm, South of Zurich
John Hey jr,
Come and
get your
new Suit
At Zurich's Leading
Tailor Shop the only Place,
where the Newest is always
shown first and satisfaction
guar =teed.
Caundry in. Connection
H. HO:TITAN
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1* and 1* Horse Power
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Zurich's. Popular Cerifed* ionery
fresh oysters weeKly, salted ..pbanuts,
oranges, cranberries, grape fruit,
spalaish onions, groceries, tobacco,
cigars, postcards and auto POIllarilts,
fresh bread constantly kept on hand.
Give us a call. W. 0. Wagner.
MEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Men's Missionary S000y
the Lutheran Church continues
grow. At itsmeeting on Tuesday
ening, Dec. 9th., three more men s
ned the constitution and became r
ular members. The executive, col
mittee composed of Messrs" A. He
T. Wurm, R. Stade, J. Fuss.andOsa
IClopp are putting forth every effo
to have the membership roll tea
the one hundred mark early in 191
What a great power for good o
hundred active men, engaged.insu
Christian efforts as the society ,has s
for its iaeals, will be for the inor
and spiritual uplift of this parish- an
community! Why not unite your i
fluence with their's and help
worthy cause along?
Al the above named meeting; in h
lecture on Doctrines, the Rev. M
Miller set forth in a most instructs
manner the leading beliefs anion
men. He called attention to the in
teresting fact that mankind, as a re
suit of the dictates of conscience an
by the study of nature itself, ma
know that there is an .Almighty Orem
tor, God, but that this natural relig
ion isnot sufficient to know God in
saving way. To know him in, a sav
ing way a, more definite revelation o
Him was necessary and this saying r
velations the Almighty made know
in what we now call the Bible, book
written by the inspiration of Go
through holy men, the prophet, evan
gelists and apostles..
It was particularly attractive.
noticeiiith what apparent ease au
clearness the three leading proofs fo
the infallibility, divine inspiratibriTo
the Holy Scritures were set forth. To
show that God himself had inspired
the sacred books we need only notice
that the prophesies therin were being
fulfrlIed, that miracles had . been
wrought by the prophets, evangelist
and apostles, and that finally (as
Christ -had said, John 7, 17) If
any man will do his will, he shall
know of the doctrine, whether ib be
of God.".
All men are cordially invited to at-
tend these addresses and may at the
close of the lecture ask the pastor any
question on History, Doctrine or Mis-
sions that he may desire. This Privi-
lege affords everyone an opportunity
In receive information on what he
may deem of particular interest and
will in addition prove benenficial to
the entire society.
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HABERER-RADER
A very pretty wedding ceremony
took place at the Lutheran church,
the Rev. W. 0 IVIillev pastor, at Ves-
pers on Tueseay, Dec. 16tb., when
Mr. Ernest W. Rader of Dashwood
was united in holy wedlock to his
winsome bride, Miss 1\4argovetha 8.
Haberer of this village.
At the appointed hour the bridal
party arrived at the church
while 1,I4e sweet voiced bells of
St. Peter's were pealing out the happy
announce le, iti of their marriage
•,, nterested villagers and
mnty folk. The briae
'resee(1 and carrying a
,t pink and ravencler
ieted by the grooms-
Haberer, and the
,t,a,nied by his sister Miss
eatly d ressed in, pale
" earrying nbeantitel
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elsoleg of the merry
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OATMEAL MILL,
Feed Oatmeal
feed price$ 12.00
14.00 anc115.00 per
ton, offered for sale
for a week.
D. URQUHART
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, 8z
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
A11 Sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
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sumptuous wedding slipper at the re-
sidence of the brides father Mr. Jacob
Haberer.
After an extended trip to Cincinn-
ati, Ohio, and other cities of the South
Mr. and Mrs. Rader will be at • home
for their many friends at the new
home near Dashwood, Ont.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Last weeks issue contained a
number of serious mistakes in dates
of meeting, which we hope will not
occur again, the following is correct
The Sunday services will be at the
usual hours, German 10.80 a. m.
Sunday school 2.00 p. in., English
7.00 p. m.
The 8,8. officers and teachers
meet on Tuesday evening at 7.30
o'clock. •
The Men's Missionary Society
meetdweekly at!Erp. inZon;Tuesdays.
The Young's Peoples, Society
meets at 8 p. ni., Fridays. •
The Ladies'Aicl Societyinmeets at
31p, m., the first Tuesday of each
namith.
• A cordial invitation is herewith ex-
tended to all,gnot7worsbiping°, else-
where, to worship with us and take
an:active part in theIvork of the var-
ious societies.
The immigration of Japanese into
Canada is increasing and the feature
of the increase is the number of Jap-
anese women who &resettling in Can-
ada. During the first six months of
the present fiscal year 571 Japanese
entered Canada, including 235 males
289 females and. 47 children.
We look for some practical out
come from the report presented tothe-
Co. Council by the Engineer who
covered the proposed route of a radial
Electric roadin Huron Co. Tho
County is in good shape financially
and it is time a forward stride was
made if we expect to keep old Huron
in the van of progress along
with
other of the enterprising Countiesof
Ontario. The fact tnat we are a bor-
der County is one reason for a more
than usual "getup" in public nieve-
ments for the general welfare. There
may be a few Couties just as good as
this, but there are none better either
for people or lands and• the proof is
not far to seek. -Brussels Post.
This Toronto has the distill -
tion of having the highest cattle mar,
ket on the north American continent -
The effect is now being fell of the en
ormous shipments of Ontario cattle to
Buffalo immediately following the re.
moyal of the duty. Good cattle sell
this week at from 25cts. To $1 rpr
hundredweight higher than a few
weekkago, and are from 10 to 40 0.8.
higher than the same Class nf •etWe
in Buffalo, Rongh bul well- • yoly
class of cattle this We tharo
cheaper here than acror hp I i -,1
few cars of these are s
one to Buffalo this .w,
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e•ching a, 'beef fain int, - •
,ble for th,e simple Yr
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letric Reston .
restores ' " •
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Tile,pretnium represented by the cost of painting Is In propotiloli.
e importance of'the security afforded,'no higher than other Miura
fact ft is considerably smaller, and soon becomis a miribs quantity.
Wb y Fire Insurance-Tornadr$ Inattraace-Lightidajubda
Theronly protect when that'whMar1In-Senour Pain
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-eilthlts application.
It wards tfis sun Owl of Old Sol, tbs.' ilp11 of Oldija'Ac-Prost:411
Mirages of Old Father nine.
Prismits dr,1444,-checks &Atlantan. No sale. SUM' or -Mar
az• rellahloinsuranci danId be offer
IH MARTIN.8ENpUR-d0;-"Lifteled
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HURON'S_LARCEST COMBINATION TOR
The Quoit
STORE
Great Reduction Sa
for 30 Days
I haxe decided to. reduce my stock and in order to
I am making big cuts inprice, Space will allow me to
tion only a few of the many bargains 1 am offering.
Dress goods regular 60cts yd for 40cts
Flannelette (all colors) 86" wide
reg 12i for gets
11/4 Flannelette -blanket white gray
reg $1.50 foi'1.25
'12/4
blankets white grey
reg $1.85 for 1.50
All prints regular 124,- fon 10
All gingbams reg 12.1 for 10
Ladies all wool vest and drawers
reg $1.00 for 75
2C
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Ladies & children
22
and drawers
reg 85 for 50
" and drawers
reg 60 for 40
21
and drawers
reg 25 for 20
wool hose 50 for 40
25 for 20
CC cc
Ladies fur ruffs and ruffs $8. for 5
t, t, tt
$12. for 8.
$14. for 10
winter coats this season's style
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reg $15 for 11 60
rag 12.50 for 9.18 lbs seeded reel • -• for 25e; e
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Men's and boys' ready to wear
and overcoats.
Men's suits reg $15.00 for
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12.50 for
10.00 for
reg $7.
reg 6.
reg' 5 foi
reg 4 foi
Men's overcoats reg $10. fo
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4.4 tc
Boys' suits reg
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CC
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reg $8. for
Men's shirts and drawers reg 1. f
CC. CC 11
90 f
22
60
50. f
allpaper roll reg 251
reg 20 f
reg 15. f
reg. 121.3.'f
Tapestry flour rugs reg 20. fo
10 pc toilet setts reg $2.75 for
10 pc " reg 5. for
20 lbsgran sugar $i. 6 lbs coffe
Vt lb box s,21., hiscn it .22. 2
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• 11)041 brscnit fur A: bxs starch
reg 10: for 7.50' choice Jay?, r POc• for 20cts
Cash or Produ'
Do not Fail to at t end. tit
• Highest- iPrices paid for FP.:3' •
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raplemon'o
Let us know your
handle everything
Implements.
Engine.
Supplies
Pullies, all sizes 0,
Belting, leather or e
sizes. Shaft b
shafting. Pump 0
piping.
•3uggies, Waggons,
and Cutters. „
f you are hi need -of Mae
neirs we can get them for ,
ive special attention to
enartpent.
LOUIS
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