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Nos. 1Publislied every two weeks Price gratis
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A little Taper devoted to news usually hearer
and seen around a General and Hardware Store.
• OUR BOW i SUITS THAT SUIT
We have moved our ready-to-wear
clothing department upstairs and can
know show our suits and overcoats to
better advantage. We have a nice
Iot to choose from and the prices
'range $7.00 up for hen's suits, We
also carry a large variety of hove
suits. If you haven't bought a new
overcoat this winter we can interest
you in some good. ones.
In presenting Preeter's News to the
reading public we think we` are filling
.e long felt want. Not that there are
not enough good newspapers already
in•circulation, but there are many in-
teresting things happen in our store
that will make interesting reading,
We want to become better acquainted
with you, know you better, and in the
end we will, both benefit through
closer relations. Wishing you all a
prosperous Now Year.
STOCK TAKING
As ie the cnstozn in every up to
date brainless, stock or inventory is
taken once every year usually at the
be;inuiug of the New Year. This is
necessary to comply with the fire in-
surance laws and a• business. lean
should ',sigh to i:oow. haw he ;stands at
the and O.C. t `'t�>! KblietlleeS. .It''" -also
permit: the merchant to see
wherelae 11aa. oyerbrought in
certain lines and L1 :) which line of
gooks sceans to meet tho moat public
favor. In .going over the stook it is
also possible lolly aside all odtle and
mule, of reel:1 lit e -of (d'el'l goods,
pewee, , of ', 'i re let ae t.11: -1C it .hock
axle., 1, 1 e.• ,t;,: ' L lot, uf if ni
na.nte ea air t , 4°: h see tat
eeyeetil ': it.; ' ,) 1 !nee you will
i'izi ?�,t that wi11
ti 41,1 i!a 2.4 ' fit°. ika
I11,?'. ;l.:b� gr7 f')r ,IJlllt3 OW. • Do
not vol. 9„+ 2 2 2 2 2.! eel: over
i 1'+ ata -e, .t�'t.e»Iy
the-, , )=i 12.12.
1i.. 1:('Sel °,k) .t Li ttli'.
Sherwin-Williams stove pipe and
iron enamel has no equal. Wo sell
a large quantity of this so it must be
good.
Royal Purple stock & poultry prep-
arations aro our leaders in stock foods.
1914•.
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-a.ra,tra. ^s e1 era eta -sa-s " ,!,hose owing accounts to Geo. Brock
LOCAL NEWS $ ; Jzintlly settle at 0. Fritz before fifteen -
1 f tti of February, and save costs.
Mr. J. J. Merrier M. P. spent Sone' For Sale -A number of good,
Sunday with his family hero. • ! heavy, young cows, conning in Jan.
Mr. Chas Eilbee of nensall ;e)en, ,tlaiy.and February. For particulars,
Sunday with his parent, Mr. and 112rk pllone No 16, Geo. Joynt, Hensall.
Chris. Eilber.
Mr. John Ruby of Michigan is vie
iting his brother, Mr. Wm Ruby,
Mrs. Dan Herford of Elkton Mich,;
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Gellman..
I have a place for $1500:00 0!)'
'good Fara of 100 acres. First il?.oltb'•,
age. Apply -to E. Zeller, Zurich.
For sale or exe1iango the property'
known as Brook's 1,, Blacksmith : short, g best
Apply to F. W, Hess, Zurich'
Found—On. Zurich road, neo
fair grounds, on Monday evening, .cs,
good horse blanket.. Owner call fee
sane at this oiliee.'
I have a place for the followin
suns, on good farm security; $800.0
wanted 1st April: ;2000.00 ' waned
about about 1st March. 'Apply to £ .
Zeller, Zurich. 1.
Mr. 1'. Farwell of • Haldinuah,l
County, son-in::law of Mr. Wen 2.l.
Smith has purchased Mr. Mervin
Bechler's has,
farm, 2i- miles' sou is
of town, for $0900. The farm ccii^i-
tains 100 acres and is one of the
nicest homes in this seati0n.
Ia the death of roar. Edward Det,:
online the Lake Road cohabit Ilt,;r 1 Tx
loses one of its best citizens. Th ldiz f :aunty, all supporters of the measure
ceased was taken down on Friday eta.ould �eWet llnave not plea ng nod what
last week with pneumonia and ' v : foe present hotelulen.will do but hope
week later on Friday last, about ,what one of thein at least will contig
o'clock be breathed his last. He lirInc to cater to the travelling public.
ageyears ,.
Auction sale of farm stook and im-
plements, on Thursday, Feb. 12th, at
one o'clock p. en. D. E. Wilson prop
E. Bossenberry aunt.
For Sale -6 Pullet, thoroughbred,
Barred Rook, Roosters for sale. Ap-
ply to Chas. Fritz, Zuifch
A fast game of hookey was played
between the Crediton and zurich
juniors oln Crediton. ice, on Tuesday
evening,
KEEP WARM
Winter time is fur time. It dosn't
seem like winter: if you havai't got .a
our boys having the of
the gamethrouglout, but luck was
against thea for snoring, resulting in
a victory for Crediton 5-2.
Anotion Sale.—Of farm stock and
implements on Lot 2 L. R. W. Hay,
2 miles !north of St. Joseph, on Wed-
nesday Fete 18th. at 1 o'clock sharp.
{1 aou e N. Denomn a E. Bossenberry.
Peoprietor. • Auctioneer.
Wm. Fee has disposed of his
gain North of town to Mr. J, P.
u, proprietor of the Commercial
totel. The farm contains 150 acres
a €c1 is in every respect au ideal home.
The new owner gets possession on
?ht. April,
Mow that the Scott Act has carried
r such a substantial maiority in this
leached the of i and 'b . Lbere is no, doubt but rates for heals
early and sliddeln cleinise is r7iil rer nd beds will have . to be advanced
regretted by neighbors and frienC *hen the bathe are closed. .
Ile leaves a widow, two sons incl y'
fele muff t r a eteff't> wrzea` S',.5 11ii,�*V? 11`+:.1.' 411'ia7' t) 11i(iii..re iTi9 10`::.
i� .ut,
a
a few •bice lilies left and .we are sell -
beg them at lower prices so we need
not c1Lrry thong over until nest
sea ion. lie wise and bay now.
Nati'O you tried Zenoleuin
on ea'ele or nIull fever ou
1t,;. E.3.1 Y .ani nes,* etyla,
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for Hee
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l,lr'ehtee sy •,' .cal ilii .noeoiee Tee •.
. ,,1..,ie. !hiring the
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cold etorin.e (1. •°y i k a ,,;; r)tl thne to
plata and ltrep ! 1( +,;r the Ionil: ig sl)r-
ing and shin::tier. We have on dis-
playnow lifte new pein1q, ginghanis
etc. We (-Wive :) 2..f+ll yon p tirticul-
arly about oat. twx !)less Cloo:ls. We
try and lnt.r the feee;',L id most pop.
ular ;good t 'offered . by the leading
wholesalere; and VC re sell them at
the elowel,11YaLly;in 1: aura. Just now
we Would call your attention to lrttr
new Crepe Clfniia, These goods,conie
many shadee, are. washable and .need
- not be ironed, 'Chose dresses will be
very popular this summer,
Try a eau of F lot ope for cleaning,
It if a linseed oil sone) and cleans and
polishes with one operation:
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Bay the boy iii girl ono'. of-
coaster sleds. -From 50e. np.
We want your produce, for,
we piny highest prices.
our
chich
:(Bola aie dee! ,..1 ,,fill 1. y
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c11a1..4,, f„7' 1•” c;l,''t ?al'} am nno:lrr1).t,,•
\\To a re ::1x11) 11'1 the Y iarliet for red
olid 111mite clover feietls, e.1te.
STOVES
Wo have h i l a i,uirly succeeefnl
stave seee m coileider'i11g the 1:Lt(tneee
of the winter.- We find that au all
cat iron stove will give more Beat
and will out wear asteel. body Tango.
•Thoreftlnt1 we are piwhing the Peer-.
less Peninsula and Happy Thought
cast iron rangee, Tliey give gond
satisfaction with either -coal or wood.
funeral took place on Sunday axon
ing at St. Peter's church Drysdale,
and was conducted by - the • 'pariah
priest, Father liondot.
• The Men's 'Missionary Sooiety •`f
Ohara':
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the Lutheran Gha1l,Gla held a, ,picY1+lid
meeting in the body of the ehnrcl. on
'1'n e- h' y evening. The pr egon:1i -en-
si,'111 of address:,” 1, gill'.'.(: and se.I;:-',
;old very 210.01 h ou oyc'-rl by a
1:12. :a i; i')r,' _ ,.a r ion. The 19rinC ',,1
A few horse blankets and 'sleigh
bells left tet redneetl llriete.
T�illllitl (Hoes makes an admirable
1)0112411 afad cleanser, for furniture or
woad work. We keep it. `
"We sell gtta.ranteod axes, Samson
ancl.Gold'MEledal brands.
Produce. ,.y 4ways Taken.
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'1'hat well iLlk, vn writer 1LI111 brat- Y. l
uralast, 1.'•,nnye t•ie, Dale. contri 1
butes: an article entitled the Bear•
man., descriptive of Il ranch where
bears are Einene'zs1nllr raised" in
captivitr, A liuntorous strains
rung one
s through lhtti .r t•,rya aLriterte e`l�slight
rncot�l ,at„ 3 or,:'p. Tri., tht first Trieg-,, departure, brit an
day' 01 'iae.11 11)°?11th.
A. enrilin,l inv'itttti,.m is herewith ext
tend -1 t�) all, not worshiping (11,41-
where, to worship. with n autl take
an active part in the work of the v1W
1005 eoeieties of our church.
'he firm belief of 11 n. W. T.
White, FiMiuce 1,11i11 t „> ea caelea 2.a, " Rubbers
for
y� j�/({ �s ��p �j� j �p y�q
thattllattll()ootlntryla now ap-
a'�6ii Men i 9 �Illt�iYDp i�'
proaching a period of improvement •
booked by the weighty opinions of �•
various batik managers is having ,,give
itsiixircitalice on :aetlt:.innhent gener- car you3
ally. Thio has been shown in the , call..
aotive end firm ?tock IZ15I'k('te in
Canada durie ; the pa`tt week etlaf lilt((@t' and e' 1X,22 t:)1 cn in ce eban;;e for cllt3f`�.
eaten t i . ".) thi-. LS 0 122 It3 ,'l'.�..r c'' 'E" ,,. _ �_9 1.'yj'� ! \LJ C'.`I::.� C' �{ f #,1 r:..
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WINTER �ODti
Yon are cordially invitod to'our Fall e)pening of Footwear.,,
ready with one of the best new fall stnc1; . of all the le test 'ea
quality Canadian and American Footwear t• We ai-n to keep the
we havo made for ourselves : "The Haul of 'Good Shoes"
RUBBL LIS
We have a full stook of the very Be- ' Rubbers b i the -marl(
Call and see t em.
Men's and - omen', .eavy Snoe
Just the thing fox' wet wrather, C1.) and see, ' have j.
oeiveti a ehipmant of Boys and Girls sol. +ol shoes.
Butter,"Fggs and Dutch Setts take a in erxchange for shoes
Gam. FRIT
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The Homo of Good Shoes
Y e s hag s Right. You can
just what you want at the right
at the •B A R STORE.
It i.s easily 2.c undflrstand. We buy, right that('
we can sell•right. We have a large : rnd-well as
General Stock to choose :from of all sea'sbnable. Goo
Produoe taken, in exchalige,for .bods.
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1n. Tee fol! nv1nw• Illei:ttl2.,' aro
t1eIdel tering the week
offi'tere and touchers ry1 :+1r p n.
011 Ttio- fry 1, Men's Miesi .112ry
eeeii:ty'at 8.00 t). til. a)n 'l',t(;aaday
t,ttn•.i Peeplo's ssoriety at 8.00 p 11)
tt'1 ict iv. The Ladies Aid S0r.inty
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The
Established 1853
Opened Branch in Huro
Co. 1874
Saving ; Rank A.counts
. Solicited.
Zurich Brt'afeh
T. DUNLOP; 1 anag r,
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fri?in 1111>1 '211 ter'y (:Y 0i111rry
• "Prints) frtill (,�aandi:an Trials" is a
.00ntillnatinn of the fine series that
is being contributed to this nia,;a•
~lino by R. ilt)rtiuter Batten ; The
Dominion Parks, as seen by 120
Ann-irk:An writer, ishrtnettifUlly 11.
lustrated; Bclweital 114+ail, writes mi.
der the heading, „A Nova i3Ootia
Discovery" of tIvii e:-iellent caviare
that is to 1)e obtained in that pro
Vince ; ,y report 2.:s �.:1,1iin of the re-
cant annual meeting of till) North
American '' f3,.t• It !,'10)1 wad S_'"onne
Prote1 t71!r,t 2\ f.=.,lt,ton lav A. El.
Smith 11111E r rt'1V 1,_1e;11 of the ila:mo
i:1 paclkeal.i°ull t,f� il1t,`IaO.lt or i�rfor-
ttaati.alz for tll�2 Canadian or Atneri-
aan, epert,i)ltri
2008 '111;2.1•10LUTY IN HURON
1)epilty* Returning Officer Peter
Scott made the official count of Yet-
i,: e.; v 1 aro Clanat1kTefl1llerance Act in
1,11(, aortrt hoose ('xodiirich, 'which
-ttowctti 11i°r total number votes east to
lie 12,22)7 on a voters, list of 15,068
names, the largest vote ever polled in
Ole history ei the county. There
wove 7,410 in favor of the petition
and 4,802 against ill, making a total
iniejerity aft :2,(I0.8 for the Act.
is rapt 1,2 , t.
A gild) t• - 11' 1 ! t, 1 a)'•+
1v li 1.1 w)10 2,1••--:1'2.+ 11 hit, 31,.10
view.
Some meal never r eft a011,,011 122'-•
CILtllaa that,° are ..t2';tltl tilt'(' w711
C14L1I 2/2x120 than they get
ry
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steel; fa,1 ti.
o hill 31112
les on 11.22.,(-.
Peti :•let
illy 1'040011 0 111‘,1 kt•l" Cs-•
pacts 11 ...0 0e1 t 1)0001110 16 gr1, i1
man 1,,4 1).'t.'1, 1150 1)122 father isn't
When n young man wrlta.aa to a
girl on 0 postal ,;..rd, she may rail
well chloroform fall 1101x:•:: silo has
his dire'otion.
Tbere's one thing Nee like abxut
Ia girl clerk in a department .)tt!1•(',
she never 03211241cs off to the beeee
Inert .nt' the put'1)e.11+c +4f snickini•.,
oigarettee.
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 11 Stephen, for tile mouth of
.augury. Oily the n ta,i s of those
who obtainedl. over 60% are plablesbeii
Honours 7r6.
Jr IV.2---laddie Greb b, Wi;lie Ste-
phan `henry Langford.
Sr, ISI. lacran' Lafol)d li, Otto
Stephan, George hobos. •
Jr, iII, llyrtlo �1'iileri, Amos
Stepan, C:lcorgo Ilobbs.
Sr II.--;iLte1 L2Lfoncl h, '2.1 e£illa
Wihalt, trertzol\Viler, Alice White,
Susie A(Battle,
Jr' Ii.--levvin Grob 11..
Pt, II,--2.'1ifiord Liuk
.1.-Boit `I \Villea't h.
}�. li:.iit:,Y111Ftt 1,
'iiafond 11.
Average ai 1r lldance its.
\'toz,l;r. (.1 33..tatehe
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HE dSALL, M.1 I:i1ia.,'T
• Beans priitle8 pc!! In, ; l.i'l?
Cook's. Snowdrift Flyer=2.
Snowdrift four in 5 lag lasts
Feed limit 1.10
Bran Ilea ton $22.0()
Shafts l)er teal 41+24.1'()
Wheat per bus. 8 e1a.
.. iarkiy per rials' 52x.1 a.
Oats per brie, 82cto,
19 11
We take th s Virilia.
thanking you very MU(
your Patronage, and e
to you our Best W ibh1
the New Year.
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