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FRIDAY M O IT I iii
4 LOCAL NEWS.
• Mr. and Mrs. Heck of Elkton,
Mich are visiting Mr. W. Bassow
Mr, George Siemon, who bus
been quite ill for some weeps is
reported to he some better.
The Weber sisters will play a
number of duetts on violin and
piano at the baseball concert on
Tuesday.
Municipal matters are very quiet
this week, and if a calm always
premeds a storm, there will be
something doing, nest week.
The continued winter weather
of the past three weeks has put a
lot of vim into business, and has
resulted in a big Christmas trade
to the business men of the town.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist
specialist will be at Royal Hotel,
Hensall, on; Friday, Dec. 24th
Hours all day. Gasses properly
fitted, Catarrh, deafness, fail-
' ing eyesight and throat troubles
treated.
A public meeting will be held in
the Town Hall, Friday evening
Dee. 31st, in the interests of Local
Option. Rev. Smith Presbyterian
minister of Hensall, and Mr. W. K.
Ireland, mereha^_t frame Owe-
Sound, will deliver addresses.
Everybody invited to attend.
Mr. Cameron is different from
the other fellow. Ile is equally at
home, and is equally pleasing to'
his audience, 'whether he is sing-
ing a humorous Bong, ,telling side-
splitting stories, or giving a strong
dramatic recitation. -Niagara Falls
Review. '
S. S. Willieon, Editor -in Chief of
The Toronto News, who sailed
from New York on December 15th,
will write a series of letters on the
election campaign now going on in.
Eng and. These letters will be
.4;.
tetteadian eonrnalist is so well
versed in Imperial questions. and
readers of The News may confid-
ently look forward to interesting
stories of this great political batqe.
Under our clubbing arrangement
The Toronto News and TEE HERALD
will be sent to your address for
twelve months for $2.20. Setid in
your subscription early to this
office.
Warden ',anima is iu Gocierieh
this week, nn elourity business.
Rev. Cowan of Toronto Junction
will ncoupy the pulpit in the Evan-
gelical ohuroh, Sunday evening.
Mr. Elton Schnell of Pigeon,
is visiting his home bare, over
the holidays.
Takes the audience by storm
from the start. and bas 'the facnity
of keeping them in good humor
tbrongbont the entire evening:
That is J. H. Cameron —St. Thom'
as Journal.
Mr. Wellington Johnston took
suddenly ill on Sunday with nn
attack of appendicits. His condi-
tion is somewhat improved.
The baseball concert on Tuesday
evening promises to be a good one,
and everybody should make it their
business to attend. Don't forget
the date—Tuesday Dec. 28th.
THE RURAL TELEPHONE
The best testimony to the value
and profit off the farm telephone is
that when once a farmer uses it he
never willingly abandons it. Time
is money and the telephone saves
time every day, enabling the
farmers to transact business among
themselves and with the town
without losing hours in driving to
the neighbors hoose or to the town.
Success in farming depends on re-
cognizing that it is a business and
conducting it with approved busi-
ness methods, and the use of . the
telephone is clearly among these
methods.
"Are you aware of the fact that
over 20,000 bags of "Snow Drift"
floor have been used by our local
mill -door customers during the
last twelve months, and we feel
satisfied that this amount will be
doubled during the next yerir.
Have you tried, it during the lase
year? If not, will .you give us the
opportunity of .supplying you with
your next requirements? 7r, is im-
tide "t _f ub AV: east, even tie
von paid double the price. We
are at present selling our "Snow
Drift" Sour at $2.75 per bag i aur.
"Baker's Favorite" pure Ml1nieeiba'
flour at $2.75 per bag ; bran at
$20.00 per ton ; shorts $22.00 per
ton.; chopping fine or rolled, 5 cts
per bag. Highest price paid for
-Wheat. We solicit your patronage.
H. Cook, Sens & Co.,
Hensall, Ont,
nd Hay. Townehip.r
DEC. 24, 1909.
Ceer. Julies Whyte 'call ;not buy
any more fowl after Oita 'week.
For Hale—A frees- thftk +cow, and
a number coining . in' sh letly. Ap-
ply to William Fee, Zerioi ,
Mr, Willis! : and Miss With Heels
are visitilrig t the' h.otee.', of Mr
W. Bassove during the Christwas
holidays.
Rev. Thos Cowan of Toronto
Junction will occupy tne�Pulpit in
the Presbyterian chtlrti.r Blake
Sunday afternoon Dec.. 26th, ser-
vice commencing at 3 p, m,
Was better than ever, �end gave
the most laughable songe, recita-
tions and stories that 'ia.ve ever
been heard in St. Mary's. Don't
fail to hear J. H. Cameron on Tues-
day evening.—St. Mary's ;'Argus.
The worst snow storm of the
season struck thio : park, of the
country, on Tuesday,: night and
Wednesday. Snow drifts six feet
high are a common sight.
Mr. J. H. Cameron will:: be assist-
ed by the Dashwood Glee Club and
other local talent at the baseball
concert next Tuesday evening.
Secure your seats earkir.
A new stock of silver plated
goods °just in, berry s=poons, tea
spoons, butter knives, ete. All
guarnteed goods. J, Pxeeter,
Mrs. Lottie. Durand e€ Fielding,
SPstr,, is visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John H.' 'Schnell and
other relatives.
The inimitable J. H. Cameron
threw out great bouquets of merri-
ment and laughter. Ii'e tahooes the
boisterous, and his fine' delicacy of
quiet humor, his wide range of
monologue and strong descriptive
powers, place Mr. Cameron in the
forefront of entertainers.—Berlin
News -Record.
Messrs Rittinger and Matz,
editors and proprietors of the
Berliner Journal, issued a speeial
edition last week to commemorate
the 50th annive ry °Ube found -
in
prising. Journalists„ iia v 3 TeuesatlY
required all the German publica-
tions in Western Ontario and ,are
in a position to give the German
citizens of Canada a newspaper
such as none of. .the individual
offices could approach. The Jo urn .
al was always a' favorite with
German readers in this section and
is becoming more popular as the
yearn go by. "Wir gratuliren
herzlieh."
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Xmas Gifts
My Stock is complete for Xmas. I have the Best Stock
ever shown in Zurich. 1 invite one and all to come and
visit my Store.
A FULL RANGE,: OF
Dolls, Xmas cards, Card
Albums, Fancy Plates,
Fancy Jowel cases, Hand=
KERCHIEFS, MEN'S TIES and BRACES. MEN'S
GLOVES, FANCY CHINAWARE, TOYS, a full
Range of TOYS for the little Boys and Girts,
FANCY CANDIES—no better values in tcwn
All Farm Produce taken. in Exchange.
Highest Prices for Fowl
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FALL SHOES
We have in stock a large assortment
' of Fall Footwear and your wants
can be supplied here with
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Our -prices are always. found to be
very reasonable and a visit to our
store will be appreciated,
P. BENDER, Zurich.
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Below we make special mention of a few of the many specials we are offering for this mouth. Ail goods
arenew and guaranteed to be as advertised. We are Headquarters for Gift Goods and Christmas Novelties.
Shop early and have first choice of a most complete stock of Drygoods, Groceries,
Hardware, Sze,
Ladies' Fancy Collars Dress Goods
special in Ladies' Dress Goods. Good
value at 00 and P5 cents a yard. Our price during
December 20 cents a yard.
A. new lot of Ladies' Fancy Collars just
in. -Put up one in :1 nicely decorated box, 25
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Collars, i:u :d .r, ..1) anti s..
at 15 +3ents each.
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Ladies' Fancy Belts
Jute in a new lot of Ladies' Fancy l3elts.
the newest and prettiest we have ever hall. Be
sure and see them at 25 and 5(1 cents each.
extra
Ladies' Hose
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goo(- Val.il+.+, 77 t."';) celitti per 1Y1i1'.
r1 speca,;l in lhadies Vests' and Drawer:',
Regular 35 ecnts goods, , peeial price' 25 cents.
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.Dinnc _ .toil Toilet Sets.
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Men's Nepal i g eShirts
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1+ allketS til ..leas', Buy now apd save money.
STOVES
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ing stoves for December. Call and be convinced
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Tia Tliilpers, :n cents
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