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C:'itt'is`was will . ooh he here, aid '',w• e are ready
with a lire', die ]rutty .tai: Christmas GI oods •for your. • 1.!
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1;1- tit t it ii. hi wet 1.10 get hE t choice do your. j
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shopping early: Come anyway.7anyway.` if not. ;Just I
1ea:aty to buy, as we wottid'.like to Isliow syou our
tine assortment Of-s,,asom bre goods .for Xmas.
Buitable Gifts for every oo.
For I etdicrs we have Sweater touts, Toques, Scarfs.
a•a;oves, klataerohiefs, t has Cushion tops, Fancy
Towels, Doylies, Perfumes, and a vary large selection
of Fancy Chinaware such us Dinner Setts, Table Setts
Sugars :and. Creluns, Souvenir Plates, Salitda,. Cheese
Di - lice, etc , ete,
Por Men and Boys
Sweater Coatis, Ties, H tnaerchi'?fa, Gloves, Scarfs,
Sleeve Holders. . -Braces, eto.
Toys! Toys!
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Two tables of different Toys suitable for good little
girls and boys,
Iew Fruits, Oanth9s, ;
New Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates, Peels, Walnuts,
Peanuts, Filberts, anti to fine variety of fancy Ch000•
lates, Caramels, eto.
Also a nine line of tinsel decorations for Xmas trees
RUBY and GAtiCHO
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.���.tg � , ! Shingles! .L h' e
We have a large stock of these
)11 hand, Estimates given .: nd con-.
racts taken. Ail kinds of exterior
Ind interior finish for houses made
o order. We handle all kinds of
tuUUding Material. Call at P ankt!tg
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••••• 01,,PO.OMM
For Sale o;; Toent. j Fanning Mill
Sieves
!Enediat dye
trot 22 L, 11 E Hay 117 acres also
outh half Lot 21 L Ti E Hay 75 r
Cres the ithove lots will he cold or
ented together or sr'perate to snit
iarties. Thomas Tlimb all .
Loc a... News
Mr; Earl 'Wm t , of 1 igIon,
i, visiting Lobo iyes here at prei,nt.
Mrs of i)etreit, 1licll., in
vit.itiogi,cr mother, -.1.11r:1, E. .ext at
l 't0(3t, •
11i.n (ie'truito IItti'1eib returned to
11:!1! home on \\'eros dray, • !beteg a
ll:Lasaut e i,it with friends in 'London
1
I run agent for the Clinton
Wiz.
ing mill sieves, and farmers re-
gearing
egearing any, can procure them mit
mY farm, South of Zurich
7 ours Hey rr
N t M y N A g I O.'tw
is ht;reliy given 1 htit
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a 1tit»'ting of the•l' le..lors of t':hk? _',Iiintw
jicipttlitti' of the own hie of Hay, swill
'.be held in the Township halt hi the
I E'l l�ri:\1_il; OF Z J.IIICH ON
Monday, Dec. 28th, 1914
at tin! Borst front 0110 ' to . two
tl'e?lt t I p; 111., for the purpose of tion -
foaling candidates for Reeve and
coitt,viilcrs for the Township cif ta;y
for the y ear 1915, and in case a poll,
is c enni.uded, gorse will be opened on
Monday, Jan. 4th, 1915
in the several polling sobcliti;ioli4
.:of the Township, as follows:
Pol
No. Poll';; Place D R 0 Clerk
1 Sol 'h'se No 2 J Northcott i1I Russel
2 14 D Burns \W Thomson
3 Town Iran A 1? Iless -Wm O'Brien
4 \V G Hess' shop A illelick W G Hess
5 Se'l h'se No 12 B Surerus H Krueger
6 llartleib'nHall, I% Gaeta D Tiernan
7 Sc'I h'seNo 8 EJ'Troyer W Caldwell
8 1,'n'te b'l'k S Spencer M Corriveau
Said polls will be kept open from 9
o'cloek A.111 until 5 o'clock P 1\I and
no longer. FIRED HESS Si..
Znricb, Dee. 121914 Returning, officer
New ads—F W Ie,q , aT J 11Ternei'r
Nomination, Proudfoot: ICilloran and
Rrondfoot,
1''. Iles & San have placed •four
liur. e p neer (tray gasoline engines
the jut, t wool. Tide speaks well fnr
the iiray.
lir• Dan Dannett of Sarnia returned
ti town a few de's ago and i, assisting
assisting the Znricn Flax ego. to work
nil their flax.
Win tersetin earnest 3n Tuesday and
en that night the thermometer ranged.
arouud the zero mark. Since that the
weather has been decidedly cold and
stormy.
Dr Ilardie's next visit to Zurich will
be on Wednesday and Thursday, Jab,
Gth and 7th. After the holidays be ex-
pects to visit Zurich two or three drays
every week.
The nzembersof the Teachers Training
Class who made their first test exam-
ination the other weelc , al( ce;nwent
of the fray with flying colors. 06n-
gratulatiot1 ,
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
Church sent two "boxes of clothing
It vasa fine assortment from. children's
clothes to adults and even the juniors
sent their dolls to" the Children's
hospital. The Ladies of the S`ocie'ty
,wish to express their thanks to those
who contributed for this benevolent
purpose.
Az the October meeting of the
Woolen's Institute nine ladies vol-
lxirt'es'ered to canvas the;townlfor the
tr gent of our Canadian Soldiers.
fieeen ,was ti 182 85 collected in
oa,.h 'was spent in flannel yarn
and flannelette, which was worked
up by the ladles of Zurich and
vicinity, alsa g27 was spent in
cholera Melte, • but of the goods
pu chased there :was ]made 86 flan -
eel shirts, '27 hcispital shirts, 45
rair socks, .7 doz n obolersa belts. 3
tlanclniads belts, 32 pair wristlets.
There was also donated 3 pair of
.socks, 1 parr" of wrie rets and 1
'scarf. A slara37r balance' 022 hand
'will be used for the• benefit of the
Belgians. Anyone! • wishing . to
donate towares'thal' fund may ,do
so by leaving money,. nssw goods
r second hare clothing at the
Herald Office. T"13e' rare&• Zr:.ieli
lays, Emerson Brown, Arni
Brenner. and Peter Randall' -were
rorevar.led eepartute lrnrcri-Tr to
S-ailshmv P1ain?n eaclit eos,sisAine^
2 flannel shirrs 2' na•ir• arf sernks
1 cholera. belt oral li psrir• of wrist
lets. The large- nirceii was ba.led
and forwarded on Thursday.
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a • e • • as •;� t k • • -�;0 • ♦ •fie _., v! : a, ° .T I
The
Gift
Favorite
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.1 regular stotm period is coincident
with the center of theDecember solstice'
period, being central on'the 23rd, ail
reaching froth the 21st to the .26th
This period will bring very low
barometer, and touching the 28rd and
24th the temperature wil!I rise, and
'storms of rain, attended lhy winter
ightining stirrer thunder, will ivprobab'tl
'These storms will turn to sleet anc1.
snow about tbe24th and 25th, brit glingl,
clruuge to ninth colder, with snow sin
crinis areas of the country for Cal istnias
In fact a of nert,1 snow storm will sweep
ori':• to the Nortliwest and spread far to
the East and South by the close of the
Period, closely followed by high
bao c Teter and cold referring weatl eel .
Zurich Ont. Dee. 16th 1911
1-'corSir. —I thongbt.1 'w'ould rand
yrrrei word about ira>y gasoline engpre.
I anz wetI satisfied wiar it. I never
Iradt any /other w ii tib ianca I got it.
It itteitaiorse power arta ilielieve tbQtit
Alas tyore power thd n t1!re'aneI had Be -
foreland it bad five Noise p wer.If a�?y
boc , inquires abn°:r . the • Waterloo
erg:rno, tell thein tO asst me.
Yours Truly Peter- Corrivean,,
1 , Piianzg sells the Waterloo Gasolilae
;Ergines.
.,..ronaraw-moars
THE STOVE; QUESTION
A.11 weask you is to gat nue prices before you-. buy. We can sell you stones
as cheap as any :lepai'tlltenlal store le Canada. lite our cook Move for coati
and wood with reservoir
Dont t
Foy . 2o,00,, we&g ;s.t 450 lbs®
forgetthat
that we still lend the trade in
FURNITURE.
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ALL KINDS OR'FARll$ PRODUCE -TAKEN.
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HURON'S LA€ICEST COMBINATION STORE
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A GREAT" PICTURE
1Allrerr<tilty Scxxr t':Ms>~s.lP..,..ED TN
Tin HIM= Or C'.aNanA.
' The picture entitled "Canada's
'Rally to the Empire,' trete tolife, of
!the real flotilla; of 3h ships and 20
'battleships embarking for'Europe
82,000 Canadian. soldiers for imiYer ial
defence was scene never to be foi:gotc•-
em.
The spectacle, said by those resent
to have been one of thrilling grandeur
was phatographed and a. Chem atogzau h
picture produced which is unsurpassed
in the history of photo raphy. '1'lle
Landon Illustrated News see, s "An
Event l'nparalled;;ince W3iiai t the
Conqueror."
The. Family Herald and '1\Teelcl,y
Star was the only irapor to bavo art-
ists and photographers on the and is
,:I
In approprit.te Christmas Boxes. $2.50, 4.00, 5.0.0 and up.
Self -Filling, Safety and Regular Types. Avoid substitutes.
,'INOT ALL GOLD
THAT .LITTERS"
but we have tried to • alect goods right"
from
will
"Prove ups all
from a collar button to a diamond. See our
Bracelets, Lockets, Fobs, Rings,
and hundred other pieces of Jewellery which
will make good gifts.
ART CUT GLASS
from 10 cents to 50 cents.
Fine Silverware just arrived
'We invite you to inspect whether you
u bxy
or not
AIN
THE
QUA LJTYa{r ORE
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ive Le
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dt g.
efe are showing tit,. largest and finest assortment of
i ;,l iiday Goods, pi ' tics r,:l ly desiratide- fo,r gifts for Ladies.
Yui ,aro most cordially invited to call and look over our
imatgUificentline of CChrist Inas roods, whether you buy or not
IP
4.4
¢'a
Eugtav lxg on all our goods free of charge
slreris=lvz �A
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NOTI L.
Native is hereby. given that a De/e-
lver was passed by tdhe• coasncil of tP
Tewosbipof Hay, 'n: tbs .5th day of•
ro
h
for s•.
�nuixlz,�,the is
s,
December 1914, la o
ii,e•o•t debentures to the amount of
$141410.14 for telephone purposes, tend.
that such by-law was registered in the.
ttegistry office of the County of Ha -
you on the 8th day. of December /MA
Any motion to quash or set as cit •cl the
'sante or any part, thereof, must bs•i'aa-
de within three -months after this;not-
iee and.cannot be made thereafter',.
Dated the 10t hay of December -1914
Fred. Hess Sr... Clerk.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
the only paper to possess such a pic-
ture. It has now been released by
the Censor; t citable the public to see
it,
Standing on the south shore, the
river is seen crowded with the transr.
p and looking down the ,Sit. Law-
rence towards the gulf as far as the
eye can roach is seen the procession
of ships under full stearal flanked by
the naval guard of British battleships.
The picture is true to life and will be-
come historic.
The"clemand for it is enormous.
It will be•Canada's great mememto of
the War and will serve to illustrate
the tales of grandfathers (fathers of.
tiday) to children yob unborn,
Tho Family Heitaid and Weekly
Star could d()Mand almost any price
for the original of this g'r'eat picture
lint that is not The Family Ilesald and
Weekly Star's way of doing basins",
Readers of the Family Herald and
Weekly Star are going to have the!
benefit, The picture is 13i by 46
inches on heavy plate paper ready for
franrinn.
Thiti pir!La1ra 'lwilous from the (ley
of pnl,li l'%i00 !e•ill he on heirloom of
which (+,t,uln. wvill bo proud,
Tris l'' Eirii;v Terald • and Weekly
1,1 elle %' 1i011 Herald for one
n
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RACTICAL I FT& FUR LADIES
Furs, Gloves, Hankerchiefs, China,
etc.,. See our new
Ladies' Ties, just
3n a.li.. 2,5 cents -each. ,
They are inus.t highly spprerinte'rl, The things you get
`11ere will not onu.ly he most alc.t eptable on Christina; Day,
Jtl/t. a source C)]'''i lise.ni.ltl p1eaLsilk'E3 i}1' ntafaay Illonths te.,00lne.
I'haveariihorizecl illy mines= Mr.
A. F. Hess to collect all back sub-
scriptions:to The Herald. Please look
up your /AO and remit, ar,niint at
your eaely convenience.
E.Zeller..
Zurich, Nov, 2/914.
COAL! COAL!
Deleware, Lackawanna,
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
Zurich Feed
Store
Leading Brand of
Flour, Shorts, Bran
and Feed Corn
Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange,
"`e ere agents for Interne,
'tonal and Ro-yal Purple
stock food
klso o. full line of Grooer•
ios on hand.
The
a^1°`
c i1
fr-1 in no
Iv-
-g hat to get for her is eaaly;. solved at this. store,
Tit's for the Kiddies in abnn _once
A new stock of
Groceries, Candles, Nut ,.•,etc.
cs
Mgr
Highest Prices paid for F arra Ji r sIpve
5i, rF yr to
Zuriclt )
TWIMPITIMMOEITMITASEMENI
1;1'241112 WW1
piflLt
Lot tats know your wants. We
handle everything in Farm,
Implements.
Engine
Supple
Pullies, all sizes and kinds,
Belting,leather or canvas, all
sizes. Shaft boxing and
shafting. Pump and pump
piping.
Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs
and Cutters.
If you are in need of Machine • 'Ac-
pairs we can get thelia for yen, Wo
give special attention .tn, t nr repair
,101Jartnient,
LOUD PRANK
ERTAKIN
Prompt Q'31,vire
Modera'k : fla'rges,,
Tailor* 7nop
and
Laundry
W HOFFMAN
Zrrrzch. - O11tarii0
j. Mit .. . ^x moo. ,e:ru