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FRIDAY
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ENINSULA&
The Regal keeps the
Mai. warm
IT creates continuous currents of warm air in the room. There
is a special flue inside the stove, apart from the fire chamber
and free from gas or smoke. This flue draws in the cold air
train the floor, heats it and passes it out at the top.
- In addition to this the REGAL radiates
extra heat near the floor. All the hot
smoke and fumes from the fire pass down
and through a flue under the ash -pit before
they reach the pipes. This keeps
the stove hot at the bottom and
helps materially to warm the floor.
The Regal
Peninsular
(with oven)
Is thoroughly Peninsular and
that means that it ishonestlymade.
LOCAL NEWS
The best grade, of men's .rubb
and souk, tie S. E. Faust.
Rev. JaG. Litt. returned to B
lin again on Monday.
Mr. Fred Kelin of Berlin, a
visitor in our burg over Sunda
A large stock of men and. `` e
en's felt shoes, at Sam E. Faust..,
Mr. Hurry Weber left on'
dav, for Berlin
It has proven economical both PI
in fuel consumed, and in its years Mt
Mtof service. .
If you are interested in heaters or
ranges, get " The Cost ". It is a bookletildi
you should read before you buy.
Ask for it
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EARLY SHOPPERS
From now on, until the end of the yearou will B
be confronted with the problem of Xmas sopping- .�p(
We can show you a surprising number of useful, �Ef
hand some things to be., ad at:prices whie
andlookiu around, asking the prices of those things
you see, and allowing us to .show you'wliat.our store
a contains, you will fin dthe gift problem solving itself.
kt
Ill And we want you to feel free to do this the next time
1 you are in. town.4.
Dress Goods and Silks {
All effects of the bast are entirely eclipsed. by the showing we make 1Gt
V• in our Dress Goods department. Better quality, greater variety and
better values are present here in larger quantitios than ever before. gi
Table Linens
We take pride in our showing of Table Linens. We invite coin- pi
rarisons in quality and prices.
Ladies Neckwear
We are showing the latest and most beautiful lines in Ladies
iii Neckwear that hes aver been shown in Zurich. They are in a class
by themselves and we want you to come in. and see them.
Winter Caps Mitts
Our Iine of Men's Witter Caps and Mitts and Gloves is immense.
A larger stock than we have ever carried and all new goods. We 1
have the Fur Band, Elastic Band or all that is good ih caps to choose
lifrom. From tide, up. Our stock of Mitts and Gloves is also complete. ti
We have them for dress and rough wear.
Mens Fur Coats
We make a special .feature 'of Fur (.foods. When you want
something rFur-Lined in a Far Coat, ur-Line:. Coat, Muff etc, we can W
satisfy you. We would. ask you to call and see oar goods hifore you
i buy. - .
Men's Overcoats
Another special feature 0f our clotliuig department is our 11110 of
4 Men's and Boy's Overcoats, We have the latest Convertible., Collar
Overcoat, which is one ol'the best on the market. Our prices are as
low as you buy them in the city.
Ladies Overcoats
We take pleasure in inviting the ladies to look ever our stock of
WCoats. Everthnig that is NV Mill and si,ylish to choose from,
Xmas Groceries
\Ve Have in stock a complete line of fresh Xmas Groceries 'such
*as Raisins, Currants, Figs, Dates ete. The large turnover in our
grocery department always enables us to keep 11 fresh and wholesome
stock 011 hand.
Handbags
A. large s.mwing of new handbags in all shapes, colorings and
sizes, Nothing makes a nicer Xmas gift than a handsome handbag.
Knitted Goods
We carry a coup's t.2 line of winter' hose for men, women ane.
children. • 'We may say that only the best makes. Weaves are
stocked. by'us. In knitted. caps we have • an abundant supply to
. choose from, These are serviceable iceable ' oo.ds and are Here to stay.
Mecla Furnaces,
EavAtroughing, Etc,
PROD gE TAKEN IN EXCHANCE
Telephone
Mr. and Mrs. William Witt
have moved above C. Hartlei
store.
Miss Mary Otterbein of 13er.1
is visiting relatives and brie
here, for a few weeks. 4'
Mrs. Nancy Sararas retur
home on Friday evening; 'a,
visiting friends in Berlin for a^f
weeks.
Mr J. A. Constantine left if+
Toronto on Saturday, owing to'ti`
illness of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Preeter and
family, visited relatives in Ceedi
ton, on Sunday.
Miss Muriel Preeter of town, •and';
Mr. Fraser Brown of Crediton, left;
on Tuesday morning to visit re-
latives and friends, in Berlin and.
Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zimmerman
and daughter Beulah, of Davenport
N. D., are visiting the latter'•
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bril
and other friends and relatives in
town. for a few weeks.
The Ladies Aid of the Evan'
gelicgi church will give a banquet,
assisted , by the shredded wheat
Biscuit and ITrisoutt Company.
the near fature. Date will.be
announced later. All watch 'the
date.
Mr. Louis Weber has left th
Commercial hotel here aid h'
engaged with Mr Perkin as.
tender at t4
DEC, 8, 1911.
Wes' B, J. Fowler has returned
her home at Teeswaivi r�«]?&I.I1I
dam er >i aunt is iter- a big '
reduction" in men's, boys and 4
youths '.-everyday shoes. Come
rly'and,;li.avc first choice.
'We beg to announce that our
took of silver plated ware was
Bever so complete. We carry only
b t d h 1' C
Preeter,
ltev. Mr. Brown ,of the Evange-
paI church, will preach next Sun.
'evening on the subject '+Ques
able Amusements." A cordial
3 il:itation is extended to all.
rs. (Rev) Whitesides of Kempt
le, and Mr.. Calvin Williams of
Cato, N. Y.. are here at present
.ling, to the serious illness of their
c'I i her, Mrs. J. A Williams.
very "family has need of a good,
sable liniment. For sprains,
fps, soreness of the muscles
i heumatio pains there is none
iter: than Chamberlain's. Sold
'.Dealers.
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t
s . goo sin s ine. all.
Si HUron Bee keepers Assooia
ri will hold a meeting in the
unci' Chamber at Clinton, on
' *csday Deo lath, at 10.30 a. m.
'try Beekeeper is requested to
nd and help to make beekeep
an important Industry in
tree County. Pi ovinoial Apiarist
Pettit, of Guelph and others
il.address the meeting. Tell
:neighboring beekeeper.
J. Haberer, Secy.
ci been troubled with con -
ton for two years and tried
a best physicians in Bristol
d they could do nothing
writes Thos. E Williams,
oro. Ky. "Two packages
mberlain's Stomaoh and
'Wets cured me." Sold by
ry sudden death took place
tnrday then Mrs. Bauer,
T. Henry &icier Sr., of this
was st•fi.ken avatli heart
:.KH, reach 'd the ed.
age, of 81 gears. Besides
atter, she leaves a family . of
n: ip sons .anddaughters to
4a—slier—Toss. The funeral was
:on Tuesday afternoon, inter-
tit ,taking place in the Lutheran
•cei!irotery.
l Cht Y. P. A service last week,
'lulls /host encouraging it being the
iinoiithly literary and business
heti'ng. After the transaction of
110 buainess, Mr Henry Pfile con
enor a -of, the literary and social
•ulture-Department, presided, and
115 it•l iid.bean decided that e. spel-
matt and is weltiked hp tbF
lfo. •
The McNamara brothers have coir'
fessed to the blowing up of the Tinos
building in Lo Angeles .and K
ceive their sentence Tuesday. Jas;B
lieNainara gets life imprisonment, at
San Quentin. John J. McNamtra
sentenced for fifteen years. .
A seo end hand dry good store'
has been opened out next door to
the printing office. Anybody's'aish�
ing to purchase some warm`
clothing for the winter, will dh,
well to call on the proprietorsr'Mr:.:
A Sevenie and Mr. Noah Sararas srsome tsme, at last the side of
`ling match should be a part of the
•' ,
,2C�aa;ested to be `Master of Cere
conies" Donella Ruby and Dora
ewer were chosen as captains,
d after each side had shown an-
nul ability in the spelling line
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for the first bine at 4:30 at Seaforth' hfiss Dora Geiger won out. These
on Saturday afternoon by mayor Mo `contests are instructive and help -
Callum and the town blazed with
light all evening. Power -users are
not permanently connected yet .the.
domestic and commercial and street
lighting service is quite complete.:
The citizens are delighted, particularly';
in fact that Seaforth consumers will
enjoy for the first time a twenty-four'
hour service for three hundred and
sixty-five days of the year. This, to-
gether with an initial saving of Wren-.
You will find both gentlemen very' iterar y program, the pastor was
obliging and courteous. If they
find the business prosperous, Mutk
will take an interest in the busi-.' i
ness also. Give them a call.
HIydro power was turned on:
ty-five per cent in cost, to be followed
with a prospective additional reduction
of twenty-fivo per cent in cost, tp
consumers, is a most gratifying result
of the enterprise and aggressiveness of
the citizens.
Last week the scheme to extend the the banquet, He called upon the
Hydro -electric system to Huron NY; J•. H. Grenzebach of Dash.
weed. and the Pastor G. F. Brown.
and Mr, Alf M.elick, who delivered
z*erl interesting, and instructive
atfdresses on the work, scope and
The banquet given by the Mens
and Ladies Adult Bible Classes of
the Evangelical church last '2hurs
daY >
evening, was a pronounced
access. The members of the two
(leases were well represented, and
aireI'O.than one hundred partook of
the dainties, provided by the ladies
of,the' class, which speaks highly
for ''their taste and skillfulness.
'A'il did" justice to the many good
things provided. The supper over
;01:repaired to the main body of
'op 'church, where Mr. William
O'Brien, President of the Mons
A -tilt Bible Class called the meet
Mg to order. After a few prelicni-
inry remarks, about the object of
County through the development of
bower on the Maitland River was lid-
vaned a stage, when a committee
appointed by the Huron County ora izationa of solid classes. Mass
Council waited niton Hon. Adana l3ecir
and entered into a discussion of the Nir,lizabeth Ctaunie and Miss Shorts, 1
each favored the gather1ug with a
whole situation. They received at>.; lie,daritifiil solo. which were well re
,etxived The general opinion vvaa
expressed that these gatherings
transmission lines on the same basis '." ic;nlil conte oftener. After the
as that upon which the municipalities._,tbmediction was pronounced by the
assurance • that the Commission was
to develop the power and build the
in the Niagara power zoite are now,
working Provided the people of the
various Huron municipalities voted -tit'
enter into partnership. The cortnii-
i.ttee will report to the Huron County
Council at its next meeting, when it'
movement will be started to place by-
laws liofore the municipalities that para
0,4y. Mr. C4renzoblich, all departed,
?'.lowing that they had spent a
0lost;prpfitable time together.
4hcn your feet are wet and cold,
'1113'our• bossy chilled through and
filin1lrh train exposure, take a big
tome of Chamberlain's (lough Re-
ilYdty„batbe'yonr feet in hot water
:01f'dore going to beds, and you are
not now preparing to pronounce up01): un'ost certain to d off a severe
the matter.fi'd. Sold by All Dea'eia,
FOOTWEAR'
Tho New Fall Models in Men's ancl.Women's Shoes are now ready for
your inspection. We carry a fell range of:
Men's and Women's Fine Shoes and Rubbers.
11Ien, Women and Boy's Eyerday Shoes.
Men's and Women's Felt Shoes of all description.
Men's Leather Boots and Rubber Boots.
Men's and Boy's Rubbers and Socks.
We carry an extra good range of Children's Shoes and Rubberrs. Invitt*"
ion is extended to you.
We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in. exchange
SAM. E._FAUST, -- ZURICI
The New Flour, Feed
and Grocery Store
I have renewed my Stock of Groceries and Stock Food. No stale.
Groceries. I am here to stay, A car of Feed Corn on hand.
All kinds of Mill Feed and Feed Flour on hand. All Flour guaranteed
any O'Day Floiu bakes bread without mixing .with others.
Potatoes and Buck Wheat Wanted.
All kinds of Hides bought.
LOUIS JEFFREY, .:. ZUBIO
rrouz pnea-
inonia and other' serious cliseitsiig'
Mr B W L Hall, of Waverly, Va.,
says.: "I firmly believe Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy to be absolu
tely the best preparation on the
market for colds. I have recom-
mended it to my friends and they
all agree with me.” For sale by All
Dealers.
A specialist regarding well -water
says— Out of a thousand, semples of
well -water of Eastern Ontario I found
two-thirds of thein to be polluted and
in one village eighty per cent. of the
wells were polluted. In eastern Ont-
ario nearly all the wells are surface
wells and this accounts for the bad
condition of the water. There is
more typhoid in our rural districts
than in any of our cities and the
cause of this is that in many cases the
wells are to near the pig pen, the
horse stable or worse still the barn-
yard."
When you have a cold get. a bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Re-
ma dy. It will soon fix you up all
right and will ward off any tend•
ency toward pneumonia. This
remedy contains no opium or other
narostic and may be given as con
fidently to a baby as to an adult.
Sold by All. Dealers.
Try our 75 -cent Alarm Clock. Yea
take no chances. We absoluii-
ely guarantee them 2 years
The Best Luminous Alarm Clock
and spasmodic repeater, $1.25
and $2.00, None Better.
Musical Alarms, with automata
fiy. The best made -- $2,25.
—'GUARANTEED
F. W. tIE.SS
jeweller, - ZUR1CtG)
Our New IPall Shoes
We cordially invite the ladies to our grand display of Fall Shoes. We«.
are showing a large range in Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, with
Velvet Tops, made on the NewiYork buff lasts, the very latest,
•Gentlemen's Shoes
We are outfitters for llen'r_Fine Shoes. Coale in and see the new,1.a,sts,..
in Men's Fall Shoes.
Mr. Farmer come in and let us talk to you about Water Proof Shies tor
the wet weather.
Repairing Pone Neatly and Prompfl".
\Ve are h iedquartera for
A Trunk or a Suit Case
Butter and Eggs Taken in Exchange,
mosememomesnememiument
FRITZ, = Zurich
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