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SILK`UNDERWEAR, VESTS, BLOOMERS, NIGHTGOWNS, HOSE •
GLOVES, NECKLACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, IN FANCY BOXES
FANCY CHINA, PARASOLS, LINENS FOR HOME OR HOPE •
• CHEST, FLOWERS FOR COATS AND DRESSES.
For Father and Brother
NECKTIES, GLOVES, SHIRTS, SHAVING SETS, COLLAR BAGS 1•
SUSPENDERS, SOX, CUFF LINKS, SCARFS., ETC.
For the Kiddies 4
TOYS, BOOKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, MITTS, VANITY SETS, ,'tt,',
DOLLS, BRACELETS, ETC. • 4,
'R•.A.SINS, CURRANTS, FIGS, DATES, PEELS, CHERRIES, CAN- '
ia.3IES, NUTS, ORANGES, FOR THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES. '`
GEIS YEAR, INSTEAD OF CALENDARS, 'VJ' E ARE GOING TO
•Z1VE TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS, A PIECE OF •
FANCY CHINA. e'Y',
BE SURE 70 CALL FOR YOURS.
PRODUCE WANTED
SAVE YOUR COUPONS.
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The Store of •Service an.Quality
*IOW TO GIVE YOU SOME REAL- ENTERTAINMENT FOR THOSE
LONG WINTER NIGHTS. LOOK OVER THIS LIST, PICK
FOUR SET AND ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION IN
1-DWN HOME, FREE OF CHARGE.
SOME REAL BARGAINS INTHIS LIST;
1 ti..".st,' hni,se, Phones Complete .$22.00
1 Kolster Table, 6 -Tube $137.00
1 Westinghouse Batteryless Console at $160.00
1 DeForest Crosley, A Real Buy at ., $245.00
1 Kolster Compact, Batteryless .....tn $185.00
1 Kolster Console, complete $190.00
R King, 6 -Tube Table Model, Musiconsc ..-. $147.00
1 DeForest Crosley, Table Model at $119.00
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HARRY G. HESS
Radio Repairing with real Testing Equipment.
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THE COLD DAYS ARE NOW HERE, AND WE ARE JUST .IN •
A FINE POSITION TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH JUST THE
KIND Or• n i•,,:, . r ADOPTED TO THE REQUIREMENTS.
'WE HAVE lW v A u?+^- SUPPLY IN OUR HENSALL COAL SHEDS
' HAITI: AND S r COAL, ADM ALSO CAN ' SUPPLY THE
4:.00AL CUSTOOMi I;:,.; FROM OUR NEW SHEDS IN ZURICH,
Let IIs sell Yon thi* 'very best coal obtainable at the lowest prices.
.:ave, your or ^" 'witTh tn.
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TRY £bU',. @... „7T..t N'I'.A,L.,STOCi� FOOD FOR HORSES, CAT- •
-I`LE, HCrizb, .... r ...i.:' AND POULTk ni , NONE BETTER ON THE
MARKET <T -DAY s
IIAI•'" """' '"..'*,LLED FOR BRANDS OF CHOICE HOUSE-
HOLD rLoup , AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
y NAY; Ra.,,,T'16iv INSTALLED A NEW SEED CLEANING
4VACIHN ; ".:.:"trw ": IS ANOTHER LINE ADDED TO OUR
-Ep'GROWINC 'I.ISINESS.
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EIGHT CAR LOADS
OF HIGH GRADE. FUEL
Scranton Anthracite
Minehead Alberta
Solvay Coke
MILLER CREEK SOFT COAL
ALSO POCAHONTAS
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HENSALL Orli[',
Phones—Office lOw, Howse 11,1
The Business Bvilt By Service
NOTICE
DECLAR.ATTON. OF DISSOLUTION
OF PARTNERSHIP
County nI Huron
We, Henry Yunblut and John
Deichert, 'both of the Village of Zur-
ich in the County of Huron, Butchers
the firm carrying on the business of
butchers in the Village of Zurich,
County of Huron, under the name of
Yungblut & Deichert, do hereby cer-
tify 'that the partnership was on the
lst day of December, 1928, mutually
dissolved. All accounts owing the
firm of Yungblut & Deichert are
therefor due and payable at once.
Witness our hand this 23rd day of
November, 1928, at the Village of
Zurich.
Hy. Yungblut,
John Deichert
Witness ---A. F. Hess.
,ZURICH.'t »RALU
M. and Mrs, Miller .aild family of
the 1.4th Con., visited at the home of
M. and Mr's. Ted+ Denom,xre on
Monday.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements
On Lot 18, Con. 12, Hay Township,
11.3 Zurich, southwest of ori'
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21st,
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock
LIVE STOCK ---G heavy horses, 1
mare 10 years old; 1 mare 7 yrs. old;
1 mare 6 yrs. old in foal; 1 horse 10
yrs. old; 1 aged mare. 2 cows due
in March; ti heifers . calves; 5 year-
ling steers. 1 hog; a few stocwers
50 hens; 100' bushels of oats; A qu-
antity of mixed grain. Hens and
grain are cash. •
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. ---2 sets sing
le harness; 5 collars, single harness,.
new single harness, 3 hay forks;'
dung fork; logging chain, salt, shov-
els; 2000-1b scales; pails, grain bags;
12 sacks, ost hole 'digger; 2 wagons;'
wogon box; manure box; wheelbar-
row; stone boat; 2 fanning mills,
sieves for grain and seed; bag truck,;
scbop shovel., hay knife; sling ropes;
light wagon with stock rack; hay
rack, disc; roller; 4 -section harrow;
buggy; Oliver bean scuffler; whipple-
trees, doubletrees, extension ladder;
sleigh; M, -H. 6 -ft. mower new; M. -H.
binder with truck nearly new; M. -H.
drill; M. -H. cultivator, 3 walking
plows new Fleury No. 21 and Perciv
ille; cutter; neckyoke; 11,42 ton lime;
200 lbs. fertilizer, 3 -horse evener;
wagon jack; new steel hay rake;
gang plow, drain scoop, scuffler; ap-
ple butter; meat barrel; scalding bar-
rel; oil and gas cans; scythe, eider
barrel; iron kettle; grass seeder; in:; -1
ubator, glass cupboard, chairs, I; m-
frew cream separator nearly new,
and numerous other articles.
TERMS -410. and under cash. Ov-
er that amount 12 months' credit will
be given on•furnishing approved joint
notes. 4 per cent off for cash on
credit amounts. -
Charles Hartman, Proprietor.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Dashwood
The Dashwood Hunt Club made a•
raid on the Jack Rabbits last week
and succeeded in getting 53;,
Mr. Gordon Callfas of Sarnia vis-
ited his father on Friday.
Mr. Leonard Birk . of the 0. A. C.,
Guelph, has returned home for the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds entertained
a number of their friends on Wed.
neday evening.
School closed this week -owing to
the influenza epidemic.
BLAKE.
The Store. With The Christman .
Spirit)
"Now is the time to do your Christ
mar Shopping. We have a nice as
sortment of Christmas Gifts to suit
everybody. We buy right and can
sell right. Colne and, be convinced.
R. N. Douglas, General Merchant,
Blake, Ont,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown of the
Goshen Line, South, called on friends
in the village on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, F. W, Hess of Hen -
sail, rent Friday night with Mr. acid
Mrs. ,l. A. Carne and :family.
Rev, Penrose of Varna, called
ori friends inthe village last Wed-
nesday.
ednes lsay.
Miss Lydia Ginngr•,rich, E. N., ' penc
Sunday at the home of Mr. andi
Sox I3echler.''
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DRYSDALE.
Mr, and Mrs. Remmie Denommo
are entertaining a newly born baby
boy. We congratulate there
Miss Margaret Mousseau .of near
Hensel], is at present spending a few
days with . her uncle Mr. Ed. Mous-
seen during the absence of Miss B.
Mousseau, who has one to Detroit
for the week -end,
Mr. Alvin Rau" was a visitor on the
Goshen Line recently.
Mr. Gerald Snider is all smiles, a
new baby boy has arrived at their
home.
Mrs, and Miss McGregor of near
Parkhil,:•is spending a few' days at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald
Snider.
The recent heavy rains have spoil-
ed our good roads.
Call at Gelinas Store for that suit
of Overalls you need and save at
least 25 per cent.
Sorry to report that 14lr. Regis
N. Denoinme is on the sick list.
Masters Clarence Bedard and Nap-
oleon Dueherthe are home for a
month from St. Theressa College,
Montreal, hich is closed owing to the
Flu which hat hit that institution.
Get Gelinas' prices on workink
shirts. H.ov,* abaut a bag of sugar??
Miss Lorine Ducharme is spending
a couple of weeks with Mr, and Mrs_
Remmie Denomme,
Mr. Harvey Gielnas of the Goshen
Line was a Sunday .visitor with
Mr.
Lloyd Denomiine of the Town Line.
Give Gelinas' Store a call before
you do your Christmas shopping,
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Minuetes of the f Council of Ste-
phen held on Monday, December 3rd,
1928 at 1 p. m. All the members
were present, Minutes of previous
meetings were read and adopted.
The various Deputy Returning
Officers and Poll Clerks were appoin-
ted in case of an.eleetion.
A large number of accounts were
then passed which will appear in the
Treasurer's financial statement that
will be printed in the near future.
The Counci adjourned to meet a-
gain at the Town Hall, Crediton on
Saturday, December 15th at 1 pan.
Henry Eilber, Clerk.
Stephen Counci met on Dec. 15th,
with alll members present. The Cle-
rk was instructed to write the depart
men't of Indian Affairs as to the lia-
bility of the Township in providing
.relief, medical and burial expenses
:for Indians when temporary off res-
erves and living in the Municipality.
An 'account front Dr. Browning
for medical expenses was read and
ordered to be filed. That By-law No.
391 to provide Polling Places and ap-
point ,Deputy Returning Officers and
Poll Cllerks for holding Elections
during 192B9 and By-law No. 392
for the purpose of entering into a
Contract for the purpose of constr-
ucting a portion of the Ryan Mun-
icipal Drain having been read three
times be passed and signed by the
Reeve and Clerk. That Freeman
W. Morlock, collector of Taxes for
the year 1928 having returned the
collector's roll pursuant to the Act.
and having failed to collect all the
taxes for the year 1928, is hereby
appointed and authorized to contin-
ue the levy and collection of the un-
paid taxes in the manner and with
the, power provided by law for, the
general levy and collection of taxes;
and the said Freeman W. Morloca
shall finally return the roll to the
Tonshp Treasurer not later than the
1st day of February, 1929.
A • large number of orders were
passed -.which will be printed in the
financial statement to be published
in a few days.
Henry Eilber, Clerk.
-COUNTY NEWS.
Chas. Creech, the Huron township
farmer charged' with wounding two
young men who visited his place on
Hallowe'en, was before the Magistr-
ate at Kincardine the other day and
was' sent up for trial at the Decem-
ber session at Walkerton.
The. Sunday School of the Hills -
green United hurch are holding their.
Christmas concert on Friday evening,
December 21, at eight o'clock. They
are also having lantern .slides of the
Wiseman after` the concert.
Hugh,` Hawkins, of Clinton, the ot-
her day pleaded guilty before Judge
Lewis, to a charge of a serious off-
ence against a young girl, and was.
sentenced by his Honor to two ye-
ars in Portsmouth Penitentiary at
Kingston.
At the anniversary services, Bruce
'field the sum of over $900.00 was re-
ceived .from the congregation and
their friends, this sum being applied
to wipe out the balance still standing
against the shed. This leaves the
congregation in the happy position of
having now no debt whatever on the-
ir splendid' church property.
Howick Township boasts a remark
able cow, Arthur .Cowan of Orange
Hillis the owner ,of a four-year-old
Holstein which has already produced
seven calves. Can any other town-
ship beat that? The cow's first con-
tribution was a single calf, but on
the last two occasions she has given.
.r
birth to triplets. Slit. . has had sire
calves inside' of a period of fourteen
. bursday, December, 2otb; 192Et'
Rogers
"Four Hundred"
Highboy
,fD; ircloped this year as Fie
result of a definite demand
for u Rogers Highboy
Model. Automatic Voltage
Control, 'Rogers Output
Fitter and Phonograph
"Plug-in'f Jack. Genuine
WeInnt 'Cabinet. Priv;
complete........,.$2 50.00
Say wit "Rogers"
If you're irlanning to say «Merry Christmas" to yourfamily
with a Radio—say it with a Rogers and be sure.
Years before any other electric radio was successfully marketed
anywhere on this Continent there were thousands of Rogers-
Battery>less Radios in every day use right across Canada. The
Rogers has been tried,: tested, perfected and more Rogers_ ,k
Batteayless Radios are sold than all other electric sets combined.
Just ask the owner of a four-year-old Rogers-Batteryless how
he Ekes it and what service he has had!
Ti;cere is nothing, hi all the world of gifts, that will bring the
spirit cd Christmas into your home like a Radio. And tha
pro,grnlms that will flood the air during the holiday season will
aor,e than compensate you for the small cost of a Rogers.
"Four Twenty" Table Model.
Same radio equipment as the "Four
"ztt Hundred" Highboy, without Speaker.
kdtC.r3 .Genuine Walnut cabinet by Mal-
colm. Price complete (except Loud
Speaker)... $165.00 • ,
Corne•iru, choose the nev 1929 Model you want, and insure get-.
ting it for Christmas by remaking a small deposit now. The
balance can be arranged on terms to snit your convenience,.
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ARGAINS BARGAINS
Received ,a shipment of waterproof
Robes whicbb I am retailing far be-
low Catalogue prices get your's at:
Special Price $12.50 large size
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Clearing
OF
Sale
General Merchandise, & Groceries,
Beginning December 17th
TO THE END OF THE MONTH, WE HAVE DECIDED TO CLEAR.
OUT OUR E'NTI'RE STOCK, AND WOULD ADVISE THE PUB-
ILC TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE
ARE OFFERING.
COME OFTEN, BRING YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS„
WITH YOU AND REAP THE BENEFITS OF THIS GIGANTIC'
MONEY SAVING EVENT. BE SURE AND DON'T MISS IT.
NEW SPECIALS EVERY DAY TERMS ---CAS)
Jos. S. Bedard - Drysdale
PHONE 1---98.
cow three times a day for sonnae time
after the freshening..
Representatives of a Canadian syn
dicate were in Wingham recently
and stated that they hada s9 -year
lease on the salt well, and purposed
erecting a salt block in Wingham as
soon as conditions are favorablle for
building: The new concern will have
a daily output of one hundred tone,
and will give employment to some
thirty or fcurty hands. It is stated
that the machinery laid down in
Wingham will cost around $100,000.
There was a blind Irian in town
the other day with a young ;girl lead-
ing him around to the stores for do-
nations, nut he motored into town,
and, This
s had .. a driver withhn"n?
mode al hogging does not look good
The death occured of an old Ireo -
sident of Clinton in the person of
Mrs. Clara Montan, widow of Wil -
limzn. J. Sioman, who had reached the
great age of nearly ninety-four years
Up to within a few days of her death
she had been going about and hex-•
death was due, not so much to dim,
nese as to a general breakdown.
A peculiar accident happened • n
the Goderich harbor the other day*
when:Wm. 111cDonald's Gar, whicla
had been standing alongside the God*
erieh elevator. backed into. the link*.
probably under the' influence' of 'kb*
stiff wind that was blows '0. Them
.were no persons near the cat at thy,
time, and thot,' who saw it go coves"
ntito
re save L u, v
«c..il.
the wharf i nr
:Mr. W. L. Four. „ s dor ick scow um*
months, 01' . , six she. has raised { to the "intone nt"' nu:blic,•-Brusselsused in brhtging the ear to the a
roar, Mr, ' milk, this �, Post+. 'face ht ; .,;, w4.1 :,. A40vra«..
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