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A MERRY XMAS TO ALL
Christmas will soon )3 e here, and we are readY.
with a fine display of Christmas Goods for your
inspection. In order to get best choice do your
shopping early: Come anyway:even if not just
ready to buy, as we would:like to ishow you our
fine assortment of seasonable goods for 'Xmas.
Suitable Gifts for everybody
For Ladies we have Sweater coats, Toques, Scarfs.
Gloves, Hankerchiefs, Collars Cushion. tops, Fancy
Towels, Doylies, Perfumes, and a very large selection
of Fancy Chinaware such as Dinner Setts, Table Setts
Sugars and Creams, Souvenir Plates, Salads, .Cheese
Dishes, eto., etc,
For Men and Boys
Sweater Coats, Ties, Hankerchiefs, Gloves, Scarfs,
Sleeve Holders, `,',Braces, etc.
Toys! Toys!
Two tables of different Toys suitable for good little
girls and boys.
New Fruits, Candies, 4tc
New Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates; Peels, Walnuts,''....
Peanuts, Filberts, and a fine variety of tansy Choco.
lates, Caramels, etc.
Also a nice line of tinsel decorations for Xmas trees.
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Y and GASCHO
Loca] Nevvs
Parties wishing portlang cement can
still seo1,1A) $911.1Q Pit (:),
Mrs. Church of Stratford is visiting
her parents AL; and, Mrs 'Wm, Elepp
and other relatiyes here .
One more evaporator left, holds 20
pails, will exchange for dried apples.
Best evaporator on earth at Hartleib's
I have four 2 -year-old cattle 1am
going to kill, any one wishing a quart-
er leave your order at once. Allo sh
4 -month old and ten' young • pigs for
sale. J. Hey, Jr.
New ads— 3Preeter,Mrs McCormick
Ruby and Gasho, W Hess and Co.
J W Powell, By -Law notice,
THEY S A.Y.—
That lousiness is as usual.
That early shopper9 gethest choice.
That you should spend all your Xm-
as. gift money in Zurich, if 'Possible.
That the apples sent to the old cola -
try from Canada were not accepted by
the British goverment, Why? Because
'too many spies were amongst them.
That Zurich should have a public
library.
Also a skating rink, but, a library first.
That merchants are looking foward
to a large Xmas. trade.
That the Herald is improving,
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CLUBBING RATES. -
We are making arrangements with
all the leading daily and weekly
papers for special clubbing rates
when subscribed for with The Herald.
Bo kindly bear this in mind when.
flowing your subscription.
ROD dqq.3,
Dira,nk Houghton contributes a 'vivit
account of a polar bear hunt in the
Artie regions to the December issue of
Rod and Gun in Canada, published at
Woodet14, Qat., by W. J. Taylor,
Limited. The Hermits of White OW
er Lake" tells the story of a.canoe trip
tht I d to a wonderful house in the
HAY COUNCIL
The council of Hay township mel in
the town hall on Dec. 5th.
A by-law appointing deputy return-
ing officers and poll clerks and select-
ing polling booths was passed. In
poll No 1, Jos. Northcott was appoint-
ed deputy and Milton Russel poll
clerk, and in poll No 6, Ezra Tiernan
was appointed poll clerk. The other
officers are the same as last year.
A by-law providing for the issue of
debentures to the amount of ',f$1.440,14
for telephone purposes was finally
We have large stock of these passed.
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woods built by old Jimmy MeOuat,
sportsman reoluse. "Toik's Sololiquy"
is a fascinating tale of a brindle bull
terrier who saved his master from fin-
ancial ruin by his ability to fight, and
who later straightened out the crooked
course of true love. "The Bird Dog"
will appeal to all those interested in
this embodiment of canine intellig-
ence". Other articles there are of out-
door life from Atlantic to Pacific and
departments full of interest to the
sportsman and fisherman.
HICKS' FORECAST.
A Regular Storm Period is central
on the 12th, extending from the 10th
to the 16th, This is another amnia
period of:maximum magnetic and elec-
tric disturbance. Earth's north mag-
netic pole makes its greateat angle with
the solar equator, hence a crisis of neg-
ative currents, an inrush of boreal, in-
terstellar energy, and excess of weath-
er from the north polar directions.
Winter thunder and rain will be nat-
ural on and touching the With. Sleet
and snotwill follow, ending in high
barometer and cold. Another group
of stoma atm will pass eastwardlly ov-
er the country on and touching the 14
th and 15t1i. This will prove on of
the greatestsleet periods of the month
New Moon on the 19th will prolong
threatening emaitions into the peried`
next following'. reactionary period
A large nuantan
on hand Estimates given and of aacountere Wild winter gales, will range out upon,
on. a s w
passed, a staterfent of which. will
the Atlantic seas; and anawering stoia
tracts taken. All kinds of exterior'
,appear in the financial stratemen, to
Ibe issued shortly. lake. coasts and isilanh,
rns, followed by' cold, will sweep over
and interior finish .for houses; made The final counci2laneetingfbr IC -024
SCHOOLiEPORTS
t rder We hand!e all kinds- of Nviin be held on Dec..151h..
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Building Material, Call at Ptaning
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IMPLEMENTS.
Binders, Mowers, all kinds
of Cultivators, Discs and Fer-
tilizer Drills, best and light-
est made, all steel.
Manure Sprzaders and all
kinds of plows and repairs
always in stock.
Look at our Cutters
Sleighs, Buggies, and
Wagons before buying else-
where.
GRAY MOTOR ENGINES
1 H. P. S75; 2 H. P. $85;. 4 H.
P. $1'25; (i F. P. $1.75; 8 IL P. $825;
12 H. P. $375; all warranted first
class.
At the old Stand:—
Sq,riare Deal;tg Our Motto"
Fan i n g
Sieves
1 am a.gent for the Clinton. fauna
hig mill sieves, and farmers re,
quiring any, can procure them, at
my farm, Smith of Zurich
John Hev js.
F. RCN &if BOIL
Zurich Feed
Store
Leading Brand of
_Hour, Shorts, trap
• and Feed Corn
Produce of all kinds taken in.
exchange.
We are agents for Interna-
tional and Royal Prep%
stock food.
Also a full line of Grocer-
ies on hand.
Isaac Rads
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COUNT -5r NEW -S4
; A home guard hasnbben organized
fry tilodrich with an inNal'ineadaselliak
:of T20.
Goderieli has an epideraicnImaasele,
A fending library hasadeen opened!
in Bayfield by H. Drehman.
The following is taken fronr the
inspectors' report of the Hbuso of Re-
fuge of Huron Cohnty forthe year end-.
;ing Nov. 30th, 1914. Total number'
of inmates in House on Dec,: ltt. 191.11'
8.5;. number of deaths during the year,.
number of males: 46n- number of"
''fbmaies; 89. The average.Nreekly ex--
penditure per innate is abont 89 cents
:The H. of R. committee of' the conn.
ty cornea visited the Home last week
and forma everything in ass.atisfactory
condition.
DIvision orders by Co!. W E
k gins announce that the period of ten-
ure d.eominand, of Lieut -Col, Alex;
:Mason, 88rd Huron regiment hasheen
:futher extended to September 23 191:5
• Mr R. D. Croft of Alba. Craig, hae.
'. purchased the Seaforth News from Ira
W. R, Veale and took oveathe laisiuess
on Tuesday of last week. Until as few
weeks ago Mr. Croftwas publisher• of'
the Ailsa Ciraig Banner..
"NOT ALL GOLD
THAI ',LITTERS"
we have tried tu ;:lect goods INTL loll will
"Prove up all ?lithe"
NOTIGL.
nes following the. aeport of S. S.
get. 5 Inlay for the month. off Novem-
barl., , The names DM' kril carder of
inetit. based on clazaworla sate tests.
V-41ara, Kuntz.
Weigand.
• Sr...E1--,Agnks Haatmans,.. Ernest
'Miler, Willie Ziler, Matildaessner.
JballEtLa-ValentineBeakeralttoward
Thaemaatmer, EunollartmanaEdward
'llessner, Elda Messnenathell Baod-
eaioht
5j.111—Martha Nekera Bella
Bender Barbara Beckerr.
31r:TI--rissura Raderi,,Mbeetrailler,
Harrison Veigana.
fr'braninzer—Aanold,•. Kuntz., Alva
SIMMacher, Eben Weigand,. Zanily
Sehroeder.
Pritaser (b)—Lioretta. Ziler,
Philip . -Hartman, Alvin Bader..
(a.1)---Urlean Miller, Edinun.litaker,
Amon, Restemayer.
011 roll 28,
Itaerage attendance ,a55.
Milton D. Oestrelcheaa Taaaher.
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THE STOVE QUESTION
All we ask you is to get our prices before you buy. We can sell you sto
as cheap as any departmental store in Canada. See our Cook stoye for c4
and wood with reservoir
For $2o.00, weighs 450 lbs.
Don't forget that we still lead the trade in
FURNITURE
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ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE TAKEN.
Notico is hereby given Malta By -
haw was passed by the council et the
Township of Hay, on, the 5th :lay of
December 1914, providing fol. bite iss-
ue of debentures to the arsount of'
$1440.14 for teleabone purpozies, and
that such by-law was registeaed in ths.
registry office coi the County of Hu-
ron on the 8th clay of December 1914
Any motion to quash or set aside the
same or any 1 -art thereof, must be ma -
4,4: de within three months after this net-
ise and cannot be male thereafter.
bki Dated _the lOth (lay of Dacelaher 1914
-Ji9.. liass Se. Clerk.
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wildr collar button to a diainond. See our
sw;
Brarelets,Lockets, Fobs, R,I,Igs,
m4i
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aid ' lir nava. other pieces of jewellery which Ila
will make good gifts.
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ART CUT GLASS
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from 10 cents to 50 cents.
Ilne Silverware wzt arrived 1
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IWe, invite you to inspect whether you buy or not 1,1
Engraving on all our goods fi, :? of charge '43
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"RON'S LARGEST COMEINATEON STORE
UALITTE STORE
01,..tentmamsemarten,13..1.11,•ewea
Save
r cent no
;
We have some last year's Ladies Coats which
tffering at
flail Price
BIG REDUCTION
on all our
we 94
• •.-. Men'S, Suits and Overcoats.
NEW FALL GOODS
being. opened. and placed on display every di
now. If you want to . see what Fashion h
created, for Fall 1914, pay this Stole a visit.
Don't wait tilt you a
ready to buy. Come to -da
can show you everything
Cermet and Stylish ReadyAo-we
pare' for Women.
And what is, riore-...,..we can show you Styles
and -Values you vaiil1 not see elsewhere.
The following is n report a S. S.
No. Oa Hay, for the month of liovem-
ben. 11 is based on attendaneeagener-
al conduct, and weekly examinations.
Thename-s are in ordeoot meet.
Sr. 1111—Philip Eisenbaeha Law-
rence jefrey, Silas 1)41;00,11s, Garfield
Witmer,. Herbert Dabs.
Sr III—Irene Regiar, Archie. Steels,
Tens, Regier, Cecil
HI—Lyla Gingerich, Fella Jeff-
yoy, Valeria Greb. Theodore Smith;
Rosetta Debris.
Sr H—Nelson Xeffrey, Jae Jeffrey,
Garnet Wildfong, Wesley Witmer,
Alex Da,bus, Rhineman Howald, Sim-
on Smith,
Jr H—Edwin Ranier, Oscar Grob,
Dimple, Smith, Adella Vitrner, George
Regier, Harold Witmer.
Middle IT. -Celia Farwell, Lillian
Martin Mora Jeffrey.
Pt iI—Chaalotte Farwell, Braes.
Rose.
Sr. Pt I—Laella Farwell, 'Van,
Volland, Edith Greb, Leanord Da7aos,
Fergus Jeffrey.
3r. Pb I -a. -Anthony Regier, Lawrence
Regier.
Teacher Lulu M. Snider.
Batter.... .................. ..,..„ $0,22
Egp28
Dried Apples 04
Potatoes 80
Wheat $1.12 $1,13
Ca la 16 48
Barb -y • C,2
Buckwheat 65
Flour 8.00 8,50
Bran $26.00
Shorts
Low Grade
27.00
32.00
Higbest Firces paid for Farm duce
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UNDERTAKING
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COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, 8z
Western Coal ces
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensell.
Let ns know yawl. wants, Iv
handle everyb.ing in Fain
Implements.
1V1
ngine
Supplieo
Pullies, all sizes and Itiada;
Belting, leather or canvas, flit
sizes. Shaft boxing ai.,(1 •
shafting. Pump and, puma
piping.
Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs
and Cutters.
If you are in need of Machine Re-
pair: we can get them for you. Yr',
give special attention to onr repo
department.
LOUIS
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17'rompt Service
Moderate Charge
Tailor Shop
and
Laundry
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