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CHRISTMAS
FRESENTS
Presents for Yonng and Old
..at Reasonable prices
Be sure and call on
us before btiiing else-
where.
R. N. DOUGLAS
General 1Vlerchant, Blake.
Farmets
That Want
THE BEST
Call at The Massey-
.d.arris Shop.
Our Machines spea
for themseles..
We also handle
OIds (y aso.ii:iie
Engi ne.
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MASSEY-HARRIS CO
...ZURICH...
MEAT MARKET
WE keep in stock a
" full line of fresh
meats, hams, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best..
We make oftr own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUNCiBLUT
BEICHERT.
Here we
:Are Aoain
with the finest lot of
goods ever shown in
Zurich. ,
Just received a large
quantity to please any-
body, so droll in and see.
if I cant suit you. Also
carry an immense No, of
samples to choose from,
All kinds of goods for
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prices low as possible,
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EXETER
Mr. Simon Campbell is ill at home
having had a slight paralytic stroke
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Miller after a
pleasant visit with relatives here left
for their home in Edmonton.
Miss Fannie Bowden left on Tues-
day iporning for an extended visit to
England, expecting to visit in Aus-
tralia and other colonies ere she re-
turn.
Mr. T. H. McCallum is in London
this week on business.
Mrs. Statham of Acton is Visiting
her father Mr. J. N. Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dignan of Lucan
spent Sunday at his home here.
Meeting of the H uron
County Council.
The council of the corporation of the
county of Huron will meet in the
council chamber in the town of Goder-
ich, on Tuesday the 6th day of Dec-
ember next, at 3 o'clock. Parties
having accounts against the county
should place same with the clerk be-
fore this date. W. Lane, clerk.
Dated, November 20th,1911.
• DASHWOOD
Mr. Harry Kraft and. sister Susie
were in Exeter oil \ion(,-,aYlast.
Mi-. •Norisiau Keneri.0 fili'"71iie fidia
his little black horse..
Miss Richardson was on the sick
list for a few days.
Mr. Gordon Goetz was in Exeter
on Saturday last.
Miss Jessie Baker of Goclerich is
visiting at her home here.
Miss Ella Williams of Crediton
visited friends in town last week.
Mr. Wesley Geiser of Centralis was
home over Sunday.
Miss Susie Rader was in Exeter on
Monday last.
Mr. Graybiel of Zurich was home
over Sunday.
Mr. E. Brokenshire was in Exeter
Monday on business.
Mrs. F. Dearing and son Nelson
where out of town visitors last week.
Miss Nora Siebert is recovering
from a slight attack of La Grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman and
family spent Sunday in Zurich,
Mrs. Stacy visited her brother Mr.
J. Preeter of Zurich over Sunday.
Mr. Doan of Parkhill, spent Sun-
day as theguest of Miss Emma Colfas.
Miss Ida Goetz left Saturday for
Sarina where she will visit Mr. and
Mrs. P. Humble.
Mr. Wm. Elsie has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Geo.
Merner.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
family visited friends in Zurich over
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Brenner has returned
from a few weeks visit in Stratford
and Drumbo,
Miss Mabel Elsie of Grand Bend
spent Sunday with her brother Will-
iam Elsie.
A. number of young people enjoyed
a Glance last Friday evening, at the
home of Mr. John Holds.
The little boys and girls of Dash-
wood had better be very good, as it is
conning near Ohristmas, and Santa
Clause's Fairies are around at night
peeping in the windows.
The Misses Mildred Brown of Cred-
iton and Clara Sipes of Platteville
who are attending Clinton IV[odel
school spent Sunday with Miss Vera
Siebert. . . •
Mies N. Graham, teacher of one of
the primary rooms, was conned to
the hoose one day this week through
a slight' attack of la grippe. Mr.
Milton Oestrcicher had charge of tin
loon';.
MT.CARMEL.
Mr. John J. Donohue and daughter
of Sarina, attended the golden -wed
ding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carey,
Golden Wedding,—On Thursday
morning, 9th, the R. C. Church of
our Ladythe scene
of Mt. Carmelwas s n
e
of a pleasant occasion, it being the
Goth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Care. Mass
wag celebrated by Rev. Fr. Poster.
assisted by Fr. Kelly of London, and
Fr. O'Neil of Parkhill. Mr. Carey
was married tot the age of 27 years
and Mrs. Carey at 19 years. Their
union was blessed with a family of
eleven children five boys and six girls
and eleven grandchildren. .Mr. and
Mrs, Carey are hale and hearty and
as smart as most people much younger.
in years.
SHIPKA
T ie )[etlanilist church areholding.
their annual Xmas tree entertainment
on Doc. 21st.. 1911; coxae and be jolly'
with us.
1l Ir. Owen Gieger of Hensel! and`
Mr.Peter Famont of Zurich called at
.Sweitzer's home last Saturday:
Messrs Garfield FiukUeiner and
William Schroeder returned home
from the West.
Mr. Simon Sweitzer of Centralia
was at his home one day last week..
The M. E. Church is holding its
Missionary services each Sunday.
The following Sunday Rev. Jackson
of Parkhill will preach.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Sweitzer are
moving into their home this week.
Miss Eliza Baynham left for Alsia
Craig where she will visit for a short
time.
George Baynham, E. Gainer, and
E. Pickering were to a concert at
Parkhill one night last week.
GRAND BEND
Mrs. Frank Gerinotte returned
from Port Stanley on Friday, acconi-
pauied by her daughter Laura, wbo
has been visiting friends in London
for some time.
Emery Carriere left for Toronto on
Tuesday, to resume his duties ...after
spending some time with his pare-
here
ky, tis 44 ;.�nG .ydy .� .. •.
D:Lv dL` ' $ai graved 'h
Monday from Lucan where
been employed for some tirile.
Mr. Edmund Zeller of Zurich was .
through our town on Tuesday, looking
up votes. No person will make a misT.
take by voting for Mr. Zeller.
Mr. Sid ]3ossenberry of Parkhill
visited his brother Bruce on, Saturday.
There are a good many roots still
in the ground in this section yet.
W. J. Holt has moved back to town.
Don't send to Toronto for any of
your Xmas goods, but come to Grand
Bend, we have two of the best general
stores in Western Ontario, bar none.
The phones are all in working order
some great talking going on in Grand
Bend.
aShWOOCI. M°NEY
Money! Money! Money!
pry rn, rt j -ti -r re,t,=;rya,,Toil and save
Hustle day and night
And scrimp and shave
And scheme with all our might..
Pennies grow to dollars
Very soon, we find,
But by tend by
We have to die
And leave it all behind;
ains for 60 Days
are offering Big Bargains in
Seri 1g Machines fertile next 60 'days
The Singer $30
Ne'ir Williams $28
aNe:t,i'. Raymond $25
The IMPROVED MODEL No, 144
that :the T. Eaton Co. sell for $25.46
we wih .deliver the same machine,
gi,iiiig you two weeks trial, for $25.
;.nr Stock of Furniture is
al vii,'irs cornpleto. Isere you will
fiat. =tib' the latest designs in Furniture
at reasonable prices.
!save rhe Telephone Office in
ori. Store with 400 connections, and if
you eiill us up or write us, we will do I
the rest.
. McISAAC
l `urnrfure and Undertaing
STANLEY TOWNSHIP,
The nice weather has spoiled the
sleighing and brought the wheels
Mit again.
.1i-, D. Tough who purchased a
Iu
tion al gasoline engine some
tis' ago is. making a great success
°VIP chopper. Mr. Tough
bukiibree clava in the week that he
ebb .for outsiders.
I' H. Talbot has also purchase
eel#i:reer gasoline engine and is
usfg it for running bis clover
huller, thresh beans and chopping.
r Thomas Snowden has bought
a,T,a.rge.number of steers from J. F.
A1rews of Goderieh
Earl Delgaty has returned
fiai the Wast, last week.
CENTT IA
Mr. Sid Andrews has nearly , com-
pleted the kitchen to the rear of his
house which adds greatly to the app-
earance of the place.
Mrs. J. English has moved into
town in Dr. Orme residence.
Mrs. Anderson is building a fine;
stable which adds greatly to the app-
earance of the place.
Mr. W. Widmeyer our popular
butter maker has returned home after.
a week's visit in and around. Ayton.
Mr. Jas. Godsave visited! in Lucaii
last Sunday.
Mrs. R. McFalles left for London
last Saturday after spending a few
months in and around the burg.
The Parsons Davis Co. are kept
busy these days with the poultry,
business, large quantities going to St.
Marys cold storage.
The M. E. Sunday school is kelt
basy training and practicing for the
Xmas intertainment which is to be
held on the 22nd. of Dec.
Blair and Elliot have the contract
for loading the sugar beets about 600
tons.
Messrs Boyce and Simpson called
on Mr. W. Hodgins one day'' last week.
Miss McLeod of London, left last
week for a few days visit in Exeter.
•
BORN
MELzazr•-.-At Bronson Line Hay, on
Nov. 25th, to Mr. and Mrs.
,Alfred Meliok, a son,
Ttni malt --At Parr Lino Stanley, on
Nov 25th, to 111v. and Mrs
Webster e—rier .a son
cir
To Sell at
].AWDBN3S
Old Stand
Exeter
Lota of goods left yet and all at big
' redneticnns.
Buy your Xmas presents for men
and boys now.
Fancy Mufflers 25c to $1.00.
Neckties 25c ones for 15c.
Neckti.;ess',50c ones for 35c.
$1.25 Gloves for 85c.
0..50 Gloves for $1.00.
Mens Toe Rubbers at 50c,
Mens Fleece Lined Shirts 3
for $1.00.
3 'Linen Collars for 25c.
75c Caps for 50c.
.$2.00 Hats for $1.25.
Umdrellas 79c.
Sweaters $1.25,
Overcoats and Suits at 1/3
off the regular price.
We can't tell you of all the cheap
goods, Come and share in our profit
sharing sale,
awden's Old Stand
The Exeter Bargain Store
B,W.F.Beavers
Money! Money! Money!
Dollars aro the prize.
Each reriresnts
A hundred cents.
And oft a hundred lies,
Thousands grow to millicns;
Just when they grow dear
We go away.--
The
way—The millions stay—
We leave the money here.
Money! Money! Money!
Harden soul and heart;
Get the due
That is for you.
And get more than your part.
Friendship, love or duty?
Drop them, one and all,
But later on
When you are gone
There'll be a tearless pall.
Money! Money! Money!
Who invented it?
Sorry jest
Seen at its best
Somber form of wit.
Dollars—dollars—dollars—
They have this distress:
Their only worth
Is on this earth—
Shrouds are poeketless,
CREDITOR
Mr. Frank Triebner spent Sunday
with friends north of the village.
Miss L. Snider spent Saturday
visiting friends in Dashwood.
Miss J. McNabb spent Sunday last
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
Jones.
The four \V's spent a very pleasant'
evening at the home of Miss Clara
Fahrner.
Miss Mildred Brown and Miss
Clara Sibes were visiting friends in
Dashwood 0n Sunday last.
Rev.. -E. Earn left for Elmira on
140401,440, to preach .a se anon in
the interest'of the youiig peiople.•
Mr. Alex. Bogen of Widder was
visiting friends on the GoshenLine on
Sunday last.
Miss Minnie Motz, who has been
working in Detroit for a number of
years, returned home last week, where
she will remain sometime.
Mr. Jacob Brown of Znrieh, was
the guest of Mr. B. Brown, Sr. on
Thursday last.
The Mrs, Nichol Beaver and Paul
Schenk were visiting with friends in
Dashwood on Thursday last.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider of Drysdale
were pleasant callers of their daughter
Miss L. Snider of this village.
Mr. Aaron Brown of Bleinhem
spent Sunday in town with his broth-
er Mr. Sam Brown.
Mr. W. Schoeder of Shipka who
has been in the West for the last few
months returned home last week.
Mr, Alf. Clark and family of Aisle,
Craig were the guests of his brother
Mr. F. Clarke over Sunday.
Mr. G. Boltzmann, agent of the
Fire Insurance Company of Zurich,
was in town on business, a few days
last week,
The teachers of the Ewaugelica
Sunday y h
cul
bel! t ei
i week!
meeting at the home of'. Mr. Daniel
Oestreicher on Friday last,
Miss Reba Kinzie, who is attending .
the !Model School at Clinton spent a
few
daysof
last geek at her home
here.
The Ladies Aid net at the home
of Mrs. Augnst Ewald on Thursday
afternoon to hold their monthly/reed-
ing. .
Mr. Conrad Voelker, who has been
working. at Point Edward for the last
few weeks returned home on Thurs-
day last.
Miss Adeliene Fiukbeiner Who has
been visiting her sister for a few
weeks returned home on Wednesday
last.
Rev.: John Kennedy B. D. of Aisle'
Craig will preach missionary services
in the Methodist church on Sunday
next.
Miss Carrie Kuhn, who has been
working in ono of the millinery dep-
artments at Toronto has returne
home on' Monday last.
Miss Mildred Brown of Credito
and Miss Clara Sibes of Plattsvill_
who are attending Model school a�
Clinton spent a few days at the horn
of the formers parents.
Our sleighing of the past wee
could not stand the waren sun of Sun
day and as a result. the bells an.
sleighs have to be put away for
time.
There strayed on the premises o
the undersigned a steer, rising 3 yea
old. Owner can claim animal b
proving ownership and paying expen
ses. John Sherritt,
A hockey meeting was held in th
bankers' rooms on Friday last for th-
purpose of organizing a hockey team
for the coming season. The meeting
was well attended by some of the bus-
iness men of the town and also by a
great number of players and enthu -
iasts and we will undoubtely have
good, fast and clean sport for the.com-
ing season. The meeting opened.
with Mr.'Grahaiii acting as chairman`
and Mr. F. Irish, secretary. The
officers that were elected are as follows;
Honary President; H. Either, Pres-
ident; C. Zwicker, Secretary -Treas-
urer; F. Irish, Manager; Mr. Graham,
Assistant Manager; Ev. Fahrner;.
Captain; F Irish. The executive
committee consists of the officers in-
clnding three more, namely: P. 3.
Wickwire, F. Brown, R. Sheardown.
The regular meeting of the Stephen'.
Council will be held on Saturday of
this week, December, 2nd instead of
Monday Dec. 4th which is Nominat-
ion day.
Missionary Sunday was observed in
the Evangelical Sunday School on
Sunday last and a very suitable prog-
ramme was given, consisting of add-
resses, singing and special music.
Mr. C. Dinney who has been in the
West for a few months returned home
on Monday last.
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