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We would like to call
your attention to our
stock of meats poultry
sausages, bolognas,
etc. Nothing but the
very best and choicest
goods kept on Hand.
We use all our cus-
tomers the same.
Give usa call.
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BEICHER �t a
Winter Is omiog
Winter will soon be
here and with it comes
the thoughts of a new
cutter. Our stock this
fall is complete, in all
styles. They are glade
to last. Call and see
them before makit7g a
purchase. Now is the
time to have yam: old
nutter repaired and
painted.
F. Hess & • Son,
Zurich = d Ontario.
MMANUEL CHURCH
vangelical Association
SERVICES AND MEETINGS "WILL DE FIELD
1N T11E. EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL
CH 1,111011, ZURICH, AS FOLLOWS
Sunday School at 2 p. m.
Preaching; Service, German, 10:45
a, m, ; English Service, at 7 p.
m ; Senior Alliance, 7.30 p.m. Tues-
day evening ; German Prayer meet-
ing, Wednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock ; English Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock ;
Choir Practice, Friday evening at
h o'olock ; Junior Alliance, Satur-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
REV. A. D. GISOFILER., PASTOR,
SEW JEWELLERY!
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A few samples of the
celebrated
CARMEN BRACELETS
in stook. See then.
They cost a few but
they are the only.
Mantle Clocks and
all kinds of Watches
F. W. HESS Jeweler
ZURICII • - . - - - Ont.
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iL LOCAL NEWS
A big bargain—D S Faust has
put some dress goods on the count-
er which he is selling away below
cost price- Call and see these goods.
81,00 pays for THE HERALD to
January, 1908. Now is the time to
subscribe, you can get it free for
the balance of 1906. It keeps you
well posted in the happenings of
Zurich and vicinity, Give it a
trial.
A11 persons still indebted to A.
Charlesworth & Co. rust settle
their accounts by the 18th of Dec.
next. After that date they will be
handed over for collection. Ac-
counts may be settled at Tms HER-.
ALD office in case L. Charlesworth
is out of the town.
The 29th annual meeting of the
Ontario Agrieultut al and Experi-
mental Union will be held at Guelph
on Dec. 10, 11 and 12. The Winter
Fair is on from the 10th to the 14th.
The Women's Institute convention
is to be held on the 12th and 13th.
Special excursion rates.
If "taken at the Sneeze Stage"
Preventics — a toothsome candy
Tablet—kill surely and quickly
check an approaching cold or La -
grippe. when you first catch cold
—or feel it coming on—take Dr,
Shoop's Preventies, and the prompt
effect will certainly surprise and
please you. Preventics, surely sup-
ply the proverbial "ounce of pre-
vention." Sold in 5 cent and 25
cent boxes by J J Merner.
DECEMBER 'WEATHER.
A reactionary storm period is
central on the 8th, 9th and 10th.
The Moon is at last quarter on the
8th, and on the celestial equator
on the 10th. This period is also at
the beginning of the December
solstice period and co -incident with
the annual magnetic and electrical
crisis that falls from the 8th to the
15th. of December. Look for falling
barometer, rising temperature.
growing cloudiness and decided
winter storms, reaching a culmina-
tion, with possibly winter lightn-
ing and thunder about the 10th.
The 8th to about the 15th of
December—the 11th being the
central day—is as a rule a period
in which magnetic perturbations.
electrical earth -currents. auroral
lights, seismic shakes and storms. I1..,
are more frequent, general and ,f,
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The Exeter Times of last week
contained the following regarding
the extension of a branch of the
C. P. R. west of St. Marys. "The
first meeting in the interests of the
Emhro and St. Marys branch of the
0 P. R. west of St. Marys, was
held at Kirkton last week. Mr.
Bonis, of Rannook, one of the dir-
ectors, addressed the meeting, and
stated that the company would ex-
tend the lines west, provided a right
of way is granted by the different
municipalities. The right of way
has been secured from Em.lrro to St.
Marys and the town of St. Marys
has passed a bylaw to raise the a-
mount necessary for the right of
way through the town. It is pos-
sible if the mnnrcipalities west of
St, Marys will give the right of
way the road will run through the
township of Blansbard, the village
of Kirkton, township of Usborne,
passing through Elimville and Wins
ohelsea, tho town of Exeter and the
township of Stephen. The cost for
such purpose through the town-
ships has been estimated at x;1000 a
mile and through Exeter about
85000. At the Kirkton meeting a
committee was appointed. to confer
with the railroad officials and oh -
REMEMBER THE DATE.
It has just leaked out that "Ralph
Connor's" new story "The Doctor"
has been secured by the Family
Herald and weekly Star, of Mont-
real, for exclusive newspaper publi-
cation, and it will begin un January
2nd, 1907.
The publisher of the Family
Herald intended this to be a big
Christmas surprise for their readers
but the news became known thru a
Toronto paper that expected to
land the prize but failed. "Ralph
(.Jonnor" is a name Canadians are
proud of. "The Man from Glen-
garry," "The Prospector" and
other stories have won him a great
name, and the Family Herald and
Weekly Star is certainly deserving
of congratulations in securing
"The Doctor" for their readers.
The publication of the opening
chapters is put off until January
2nd in order to give all thiir sub-
scribers ample time to renew be.
fore that date. Now that tho news
is public. there will, be a, grand
rush to get on the Family Herald's
mailing lists. One dollar a year is
the subscription price. .last think I taro details where the road will run
of what you can get for a dollar— l and on what terms. It is expected
the best family and farm newspaper i meetings will be held in the near
in America. the beautiful premium i future at different places to find
gravure entitled "A tug of War" I ont whether the people want the
and Kahle Connor's latest and best road or not. Nearly 200 people were
story "Tire Doctor." present at the Kirkton meeting and
the sentiment was strong in the
desire to assist the new project."
To have beautiful, perfect, pink, This is the branch of railway that
velvet-like lips, apply at bedtime will pass through Zurich, if any
zt light coating of Dr. Shoop's Green ever does pass through here, and it
Salve. Then, next morning, notice is in place to appoint a committee
carefully the effect. Dry, cracked,
or colorless lips mean feverishness,
and -are as well ill appearing. Dr,
Shoop's Green Salve is a soft,
creamy, healing ointment, that will
quickly correct any skin blemish
or ailment. Get a free trial box at
our store and be eonvineed.. Large
Glass Jars, 2 icts. J J Merner.
severe.
to act with Exeter, Kirkton,, and
the other places interested to se-
cure the proposed lino. Committees
have been appointed in Zurich be-
fore, but this line must pass throu-
gh or near Zurich on its way to
Goderich and it is only a question
11 „ few years before it will be
built.
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oilowing our us al custom, after a gig sea=
son's business, all broken iiia es of hinter
Goods will have to be cleared out and the
profits sacrificed. This Store is noted for rapid
selling at close prises, and these are ow more hi
evidence than ever before.
36 in. Flannelette
We have still some of that 36
i.neh heavy fancy stripe Flannel-
ette at Sets. per yet.
Other a.rgains
All Millinery Goods includ-
ing the newest trimmed Hats, etc.
to clear at half price.
Fur Coats, Ruffs, etc.
We have done a tremendous
business in ladies' and men's Fur
Coats, ladies' Stoles, Caperines
and Boas, and the balance of our
stock goes at a big reduction.
Dress Goods
We are over -stocked in some
lines and will dispose of them at
greatly reduced prices.
oys' Suits.
Boys Suits, sizes 32, 33 and
34, at half price.
Ladies' Cloth Coats
Ladies' Cloth Coats at half
price, and some, not the latest
style, but serviceable, for $1.00.
mrimatuaragra
Leather Coats
Men's bestSaranac leather
Coats at $5.00 each.
rist
have,iust returned from Toronto, and
have secured some special goods suitable
for Gifts, and also some staple Dry Goods at
very tempting prices. These Bargains will be
passed on to you at very small profits.
Cheap Underwear
men's n's heavyweight fleece -
lined Shirts and Drawers at 40
cts. each.
Snaps in Groceries
Best selected Raisins at lOcts a lb.
Best cleaned Currants 4 lbs for 25c
Best roasted Coffee 12.1p cts a lb.
Green Japan Tea, usually sold by
other- dealers for 35 cts., our
price 25 cts. per lb.
rlade=to=order Suits
Some big snaps in Suits,
made-to-order, that are usually
sold at $17.00 to $18.00, our
price is only $I2.00.
Some Dinner Setts
At very low prices. These
will have to be cleared out at
once, and you will get the benefit
of the cut price by buying now.
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BLAKE
Rev. Mr. Spence will lecture to-
night, (Friday) in the Presbyterian
church on''Temperance," and Mr.
A. T. Cooper of Clinton, will give
an address on Sunday on the same
subject. The Local Option Cam-
paign is now on and zealous efforts
are being made to have Stanley
placed on the list as an anti -bar-
room township,
A Christmas entertainment will
be held in Blake church on the
evening of Dec. 21st at 7.30 o'clock.
The following report shows the
relative standing of the pupils of
U. S. 5 No, '9; Stanley, for the
month of November.
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on regularity, 1
general deportment. Roy Cit
V class. Ruth Key's, y 1 tlin�r g,
Thos. Meyers':
IV olass,.Isabel. Manson, Flossie
Capting, Thomas Sherritt.
III class, Albert Keys, Mary
Douglas, Gordon .Manson.
Sr II, Jakie. Brennerma.n, Mary
Jane Meyers, Mikie Kennel.
Jr II. Fauna, Bechler, Annie
Brennerman, Pearl McBride..
Pt II. a Katie Oesch, John A.
Meyers, Percy Zirk,
Pt II, b- Lorne Manson, Nancy
Brennerman, Roy. McBride.
Pt I. Pearl Moyer, Clarence Bail.
Number on roll 50, average 45.
G. 5, Howard,
Teacher,
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Great 20 per cent discount Sale, for cash,
-WI Christmas, commencing Dec. lode.
'i'he Following Lines
SLEIGH BELLS, AXES, SAWS, SHELF GOODS,
FORKS, SHOVELS, SILVERWARE, CU!'LER1,
WASHING MACHINES, WRINGERS, LAMP GOODS.
TIN and GRAN1TE\VARE, STOOK FOOD, WINDOW
GLASS, FUR COAT'S, ROBES, HORSE BLANKETS,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CLUB J3AGS, WHIPS, CURRY
COMBS and BRUSHES.
And 10 p6r cent off on STOVES and SINGLE HARDWARE.
Remember till Christmas, only. Cali. early.
We pay for butter nets., and dried apples 6cts. per lb. in exchange
for goods.
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The People's fiard cv are and 11arn1.es3 House,