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MERRY XIVIAS TO ALL
Christmas will ; ooii tie here, arld 1�'e ar°e :'early
with a 'fine of Christmas Goods for your
P. t i(n. lIl (16 z to get hest choice do your
shopping early. Come anyway:eve11 it11ot just
ieady to buy, as we ;would: like to Ishiuw -iyou our
tine -assortl:llt'.ut seasonable, goo' ti for Xmas.
Suitabie Gf r everybody
For Ietdie's we 1i v -ca w`vetater ).oats, T, ,dins. Scare's .
Gloves, Haul; ere11i le, t.'er Lir , t.:eie b en tops, Fauey
Towels, D:iyiie'°, Pin fumes, rind a very large Selection
of Fancy Chinaware such as Dinner 4F tt'a, i'abie Setts
Sugars and Creeene, souvenir Plates, Saleels, Cheese
Dishes, etc , etc,
For Men and oys
Sweater Coats, Ties, H ankerchiefs, (loves, Scarfs,
Sleeve Holders. _Braces, eta.
Toys! Toys!
Two tables of different Toys suitable for good little
girls and boys.
a
runs, Oanthes,
New
:` of
New Raisins, Currants, Fags, Dates, Peels, Walnute,
Peanuts, Filberts, and a fine variety of tancy Ch000•
latest Caramels, etc..
Also a nice lino of tinsel decorations for Xuias trees
RUBY and GASCIIO
PHONE 17
Loca. Nevv
]:).tMatdie s next visit to Zurich will
be on Wednesday and Thursday, lag.
(ltb and 7th. After the holidays he ex-
pects to visit Zurich two or three clay's
next week.
SCHOOL MEETING
SCHOOL .LPORTS
ZURICH SCHOOL
The following is the December i{e
port of eoem IV the i• 3,ult being based
tion regular' test exams.;r Grad.•--�Liela Seibert 7i3 Gertrude
Weber 70, Gordon Memel) 07, Veda
l i a a 1 Frit 04, Loyd T albfleiseb 68, Clayton
The annual meeting cif the ��etc3• ,
Milton
the school Z r { ,..
,ley forenoon, `rho retiring taut,,,, Ilc3yrock 6}3, l.,clivard L' aliortn 60
LTi , Jacob IIitborer,vas'elected to the
one) fear another term of three , ii-.
`Ile matter of sta1•ti ag home gal -dee -4
,i
for each pupil in the; spring was iuily
di cuseed and a resolution adopted to
leas.` o the question in the hands of the
trustees and teachers to look into it and
see what arrangements can bo macre to
get the work started,.
payers of S 8 No 7; llay,, was held in tiolfinen 033
Tr(:ci•ar1-�Grollevzove�attla rtz ltzlt
] 1 hour e lnnach on WetIn
Shh °les! Laths!
We have a large stock of these
on hand, Estimates given and con-
tracts taken. All kinds of exterior
and interior finish for houses made
to order. We hand re all kinds -of
Building N;. aerial. Call at Planing
F
rr• KALBYU'D
Pt .ONE 19
For Sale or To Ren t.
Immediately.
Lot 22 L R E nay 117 acres also
South half Lot 21 L R ]u Hay 75
'acres the above lots will be sold or
rented together or separate to suit
parties. Thomas Turnbull.
Fanning Mill
Sieves
ereeLla Friss 28, Geelee Kaercber 56,
Clayton Pfile 50,. Willie Seibert 1.6,
Donnie Drichaime 11,
Jr Entrance --. Carl Miller 80,
Minnie iIorner 71, Roy Foster 68,
Walter Bender 67, Hazel. Peitz 63,
Lennis Callfas 59, Ward Fritz 53,
Albert Hess (absent).
0 S Howard Principal,
NOMINATIONS
The nomination for reeve and come.
eiltors for Hay township for the year
19I5 was held in the Town Hall on
i\Ionday. After the hour bad elapsed
for nominating candidates it was found
that only the members of the 1914.
council had keen nominated so they
were re-elected by acolama4jon. They
are—Reeve, L. Ralbfieisb. Councillors
Edward Deters, Casper„ Wolper,
Samuel Dietz, and Henry Neeb. A res-
olution was °adopted at the meeting
favoring a grant by the county council
to the. Belgian Relief Fund and the
reeve was instructed to vote according-
ly-. •
STEPHEN—Following. nominated
Reeve, W. R. Elliott, W, D. Sanders.
Deputy Reeve, Win, Yearley, John
Love. Councillors, Mich. Finkbeiner,
Alexander Neeb, Thomas 'Mawhinney,
George Kellerniann and David. Webb'
STANLEY TP.
1 atn agent for the Ciihbnton fann-
ing mill sieves, and farmers re-
quiring-any,
equiring any, can procure. them at
my farm, South of Zarioh
John Eley 1r•
, � e�,�♦ � .ted sig fo, dye w�.9v'��te .,- o c. ;`e
--
The
Gift
Favorite
Following is the Report of S. S, No.
12, Hay, •for the month of December.
Names in order of merit.
Sr. IV --'Henry Schilbe,
Schoch,
Jr. I V Norman Gascho, Alfred
Meiclinger,Theodore Steinbach, Lorne
Pfile.
Sr. III—Roselia Schilbe, 1Vlorley
Wihnore, Annie Schilbe, Joel Gaseho.
Jr:. 11I-• Gordon Witmore, Urban Pfile
Ina Livingood, Oscar Fleischauer,
Orville Steinbaek, Lillian Surerus.
Jr. II -Vernon Schatz, Alvin Wal-
ters, Ada Witmore, Theresa Meidinger
Lorna Fleischauer
Sr. I -e --Bernice Schoch.
Jr.I—Albert Fleischauer, Garble
Sehilbe, Edwin Gascho, Nettie Meid
Inger. -.
Primer.. 0—Lillian Rose, Lillian
Rader, 'Lambert 'Witmer, Susie
Walters, Eliza Badour.
Primer. B --Greta Schilbe.
Primer, A—absent.
No. on roll 40. Average 29,-
E, R. Keys, Tesuher.
Percy
A quiet wedding: took `place ' at the
Yonne of Mrs Salnuet Johnson of the
Babylon line on Wednesday evening
dee. 24th when her daughter, Miss
A' gie, became the bride of Mr John
Retcl of the Parr line The ceremony
wee, performed by Rev. Mr. Johnson
of Varna. The young people have the
beet wishes of a large cisele of mends
fora, happy married life:.
Christopher Ward of V`aanalteuebeen
appointed county constable by the
county council.
Me and Mrs Robt. Rebineo 3 who
have- been seven years it the west,
arespending a few weeks, with. their
friends -in Stanley.
Dr Wilmer Peck of Montres1,, is
speeding the holidays with hds p'aiaalents
Mr and, Mrs Nathan Peck..
Stanley—All elected by. acclamation,
Reeve•Jolyn, McKinley taking,the neeve-
shil?,in place of W. (xlenne ho,resigned
and. Me. Hambly taking; Mr.. John
McKinley's place as couiacillor.
he motion was made loy Ma' R, B.
McLean, that the reeved Stanley act
in conjsnntion with the ether neiaybess
of the county council, in. sending said
teethe Belgians, in whatever way they
see fit. And that in ease the,eoun3ty
cannon do not take actnon,.the•Staanley
eo'neil shall do so. The motion was
carried unanimously.
We are glad to state.thatMrNelson
Keys, who has been serionsyy ill, is
improving.
In a,Safety Christmas s. 5.00 Self-Filling,egular TypeAvoid substitutes,
,`NOT l.. GOLD
THAT C....TTIERS"
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THE STOVE', QUESTION
All We ask yeti is to got our prices before yon buy. We can sell you sto
as cheap as any departmental store in Ctteada, See our cook stoye for
and wood with reservoir
For $2o.00, weighs 450 lbs.
FROM SALISBURY PLAITS
Dec. 10th, 14914
Dear Editor. --
Wishing the editor and
the eeaders of the, Zurich Heralrrl a
Merry Xmas and a bright, happy and
pr'ospero is'New Mar.
Well here we are in England, Sails -
bury Plains over ou i boot tops in mad
and constant mine tmt .nevertheless
tyre are happy ands 'growing fah • on
HEN SA.LL
Miss Marie Ovalle has returned from
a visit to points, in western Canada,
Mrs. Shirray and daughters 'are
spending a few months with Mrs. 11.
J. D. Cooke, Toronto.
J Hagan received word of the deaht
his brother-in-law, Myles McKinnon
of Nevada. While visiting relatives
in LucknoV last summer he was bitten
by a mad dog. He underwent treat-
ment at that time but a short time ago
was taken seriously ill which develop-
edl into hydrophobia, from 'which he
died.
Ed. Dignan and wife of Saskatch-
ewan are visiting relatives here at
presellt,
Rev. 1:1 i cks received the neve last
week of the death of his mother in.
Usborne tonmship.
Mrs. Richard Ilorslhy died at :flin-
Blit we have tried to se:3ct moods which
ton hospital on Dee, 18th,, after a
. "Prove up all right" Critical operation at the age of°46
,»�
Don't forget that we still lead the trade in
FURI IT URE
AND
HARNESS
ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCE TAKEN,
e . �� i& .. T L 1
HURON'S LARGEST Ct3MBl 4ATB
(PHONE 13
ZURIC
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TJALI a Y STORE
eveIJsef:in resents
We are showing the largest and finest assortment
Holiday Goods•, particularly desirable for gifts for La
You are most cordially invited to call and look over
magnificemtlin x of Christmas goods, -whether you buy or
rrte�++ GIFTS �-a i
bread J erald: pietas iny` first Ord PRACTICAL G j F A s7� . FOR LAD 1
to the Hesse Et' so ninast ent it short bee s'
will dropyou,another line if iat' ie. Furs, Gloves, hankerchiefs, Chit
° •
The roam),we:follow here is Bout !etc., See our new Ladies' Ties, i
• in at 25 cents each.
They axe most highly appreciated The doings you
here will. not only be most acceptable on Christmas 1
but a source o€ use and pleasure for many months to c
agreeable tri' bof h, yoUU Obi] your 1 d eadhrs- j
this 7 o'clock,. Reveille; 7.15 Dressler
Parade; '7z 3(3{ Rea, erall; 7.30 tob.7-.45
Physical Rtxerciss 71i-45 to 9 Breakfast,
bread and) lame 1J to. 11.80 Mnsltetaiy
IVIarches,,eto;:111.30) to 2 p Lunette
Mulligan;;2sto• 4.30 Generally Rbute
March; 4130, to 5,29 Rest; 5.30 to• 6;30
Supper, j}ineaaad, bread; 6.30 tee9a Re,
creation,,sueh•as letter writing; going
to Canteen,. ete;; 9 First post, prepare
for best;; 9134, Last post, all in bed;
9,45 Lights out; 9.45 p lea-4),Tel m
Sleep,
Todeey :'we bad an inspection by
Genei'aa i Aldamson and it was. an in-
spiring.siigihitn, about 33,000 Canadain
troops.out manouvering.
. I, remain yours. bully
E. F, Brown
H, Co, 6th Battalion 2nd Inf Brigade
• Saliebuey Plains Eng.
will.
from a collar button to a diamond. See our
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�er
. bei
Bracelets, Lockets, Fobs, Rings,
years.
Coppers plated with silver are being
passed in Western Ontario and unless
the merchants and others look closely
they are liable to be fooled. They ring
true and look very, much like a half
dollar. Examine the "halves" you
take in closely.
COUNTY NEWS
Lemuel Cleave has moved into his
ard h 1 1 other t Jewellery Which i '1 new dwelling near Bayfield.
• tlllC sew o els pieces
o 'Weeden Cautelonc f Clinton' handled
will 1nal�e good gifts. 20,000 barrels of apples during the
past eeitsotl.
F„ Dr, Tainlyn, of Wingham, ono of
from 10 cents to 50 cents. the pioneer doctors of Huron county,
ART CUT GLAS
S
Silverware j st arrived died ori. No. 18132, aged 82 years.
Finei
We invite you to inspect whether you buy or not
Engrav ncr on all our. Broods free of chane
COAL! COAL)
Oeleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
All sizes
ALF. SCRUTON
Hensall.
,Tames Millar, a pioneer resident of
Kippers passed away on Dee, 220, at
the age of 88 yoars. He was n native
1 r 1 b of Scotland anal a tailor by trade.
At the c'oee of the Clinton ].Model
Sehool term W. Hoggartb, of Henson
HESS & 00 Jeweller 4„ one of the teachers was presented with
a h liclsonle Set of military brushes by
. k'.•',a'^t.w s B'iIJ'F �.',i*„a,4:4 4 a -d
*ad awv 3]
' the tltanllN,
The Greet A
Riddl
-What to get for her is easily solved at this
Toys for the Kiddies in abnndan
A new stock of
Groceries, Candies, Nuts, etc.
Highest Prices paid for Farm Produce
- Zur.
-Zurich Feed
Store
Leading Brand of
Flour, Shorts, Bran
and Feed Corn
;Produce of all kinds taken in
exchange,
We areagonts for Interns,
tional and Royal Purple,
stools food,
- Also a full line of Clrooer-
tee on hand. -
Isaac Hudson
onto
Let us know your wants. We.
handle everything in Farm
Implements..
Engine
Supplies
Pullies, alt sizes and kinds,
Belting, leather or canvas, all..
sizes. Shaft boxing and
shafting. Pump and pump
pipingg.
Buggies, :Waggons, Sleighs
and Cutters.
Prompt Servic
Moderate clap
Tailor Shop
and
La undry
If you are in need of Machine Re-
pairs we oan get 'then, for you; We
give speoai attention to our repair
department. Zurich.
LOUIS PRANG r
icamigem
Nos
W. H. HOFS