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would. be p1,':t»eil ,v you the
leading nio•.lels ut the season do
Ladies' ttuil Gr' nth. VIe
are sure it ,could ple,tsse a ea pi oflt
you to spend a lit! ie t•'att,• 1,0l ing
over our various Bans
iter Goods
We aro ready to se lalily your
wants in the line of heavy Dress
Goods
(lt� en in dines, til 1'4ThipUOrent
Vth
Velveteens, llaeavti (.'locking, etc..
Men c'
ear
E have re:voi1Y 1•:d((l in
stook a find range of _Mao's and Local News �
n are wallmade�
Boys' Suits. 1 t o
LOCA-1.4M.�11 L Lary
Corrected every Thursday,
Butter $0.26
Eggs....... ...... . ..... ' 82
Dried Apples 05
Potatoes 75
Wheat new .95 .96
()pals-. ..„... ....... 85 35.
`40 45
Barley
i3twit w'heat 60.
l+llir 2.75 S.25
Bran .$25.0Q
:shorts 28.00
Low G rade 85.00
Live flogs fob Hensall....... 8.75
in new stylea and are ri.,lht in every
respect. We can a'aye > ort hones
on your new wait. \V'e' tufa also a
lot of nice (3verc ants. Wei t,, Col
• Ties , Hats, Can , rll„ves,
has,u
Socks, etc, etc. 1 l'in'ler ,will please leave at this office.
Mr and Mss J P Rau returned 'last.
1 Miss Pearl Warta is visiting reg
latives in Guelph for a few weeks,
Lost—A ten dollar bill in Zurich,
A l' .Z-' iati a',,
special prize was olil:rtid at Spell-
eeavilie Fair for the biggest family
on the ";rounds, and was carried off.
by Mrs. Kingston al'Grovoton and liar
six stalwart sons clad le khaki. Two
of these were Captain Kingston of
the 55th Lisgal' Rifles and Private J.
E. Kingston of the 2nd Battalion, let
Canadian Expeditionary Force, who'
has been invalided home. IIe has
had two bullets removed, but is said
to still carry four about with him.
;Their presence and that of other mil.
itary men gave a distinct military
aspect to tl Fair.
JKDER- BAR
e {;man Brand
r,>9
We carry PEN -MAN'S Superilino
trai Wool Underwear for women
imen. : These 'garments are well
e of pure wool, unshrinkable We
nit early thus enabling us to sell at
rices while our stock lasts. We
have pure white all wool underwear
idies as wall as fleeced lined and
e>r chaapar '.toes
Sweeter Coats
Monarch Brand,
We have the r1ONARCH KNIT
4ater Coats again in stock in new
les. All the different colors and
s for men, women and children.
oes Right.
6Give us a call.
o tr®table to show goods.
Fresh Grr'oceries aalways on hand.
RUBY and GAS -C'=
PHONE 17
ra
Fa iday night from a visit with rela-
tivesin Michigan.
(.;ur Xmas bon•bens, etc., now in
•;tuck. A good se'.eetion, Mrs McCor-.
ar'elc.
A dandy line of fine felt slippers.
1 Just tl,e thing for Xmas gift "to a
j lady. 0 Fritz,
I I handle the Gray gasoline engines
and repairs for the sane, Get my
prices. L Prang, Zurich.
•
The members of the Maple Leaf
' Chib e,itcr'tained their friends to an-
t alinr social evening last Thursday
e enin ,.
Mr John Attlee of Walkerton, is rc
Hawing acquaintances here at present.
Mr Ai ti:e lista in this section about
1 forty years ago.
l L Wurm has started a voting
1 roniest for a beautiful doll, A 10 cent
leash purchase entitles anyone to enter
See his ad for particulars.
Neat Wear esday the last meeting,
for 1915 of Ilay council will be hela.
It is also the last day to pay your taxes
unless ) o.i want to pay the extra
charges.
The Christmas entertainment of
t'ie .14th con. Evangelical church
will be held on Sunday evening, -Dec
26th at 7 80 o'clock, The beautiful
c tntata, "The Star of Blessing," will
be rendered by the S School scholars.
Doors open at 6 -15. Admission, adults
20 cents, children 10 cents.
With one exception, Bruce County
has given the most of any county in
the Province of Ontario for patriotic
purposes, being exceeded only by the
County of Huron, and even in this
Bruce set the example for Huron to
follow, but it stands to Huron's credit
that this county went one better.
WANTED: An industrious man
who can earn $100 per month expens-
es selling our Products to farmers..
Must have some means for starting ex-
penses and furnish Contract signed by
two responsible men. Address W T
Rawleigh Co., Ltcl., Toronto, Ont.,
giving age, occupation and references.
Cause for Alarm.
One of the best known newspaper
men in Canada is Victor Ross, Finan-
cial Editor of The Globe, who for
some weeks back has been lying ill in
Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, Mr.
Ross has a multitude of friends in
all walks of life who visit him from
time to time. These include His
Grace • Archbishop McNeil, who,
though of different faith, cherishes
for him a kindly regard. His Grace
resides near Wellesley Hospital, and
frequently drops in to have a chat
with such while heents as was sito
ting with M e knows. One
w
Ross, Mr. John Thompson, ex -Chief
of the Toronto Fire Brigade, called
to see the newspaper man, and, as the
nurse did not deem it advisable that
her patient should see two visitors at
once, was asked to wait a few min-
utes. A little later, Murdoch Mc-
Donald, the well known City Editor
of The Mail and Empire, arrived on
a similar mission and asked if •he
could see. Mr. Ross. "I don't know,"
said the lady at the office.
bishop McNeil is with him now, and
Chief Thompson is waiting."
"The Archbishop and the Fire.
Chief here!" exclaimed McDonald.
"My God! Is he worse?"
The People came from neat' a' nc1far
To spend their money at
aR ,
evre d ti ref
M4Y.e
Is right. Will you be among the throngs this year.
S ecttLZ MUSic even clam mi, the ul"eu' Edison,
f17f01IC1 _DiSO Stl'zG112e1Lt. Oi:i1' Si01a1L Shop Early
r
k Big sale of Fancy China at 100, 15c and 20e
o Dandy stuff, to see it is to buy it
Dandy brush and comb sets in boxes, 25c, 35o, 50e
Dandy Brooches, best quality, in boxes, 50c
Dales Chocolates, in boxes, 25e up
Willard's Chocolates, in bulk, 300, 40c' 50c, 60c lb
Si ecial in
for Xmas
andies of all sorts at short Prices. Salted peanuts,
roasted peanuts r :: ; other nuts. Also oranges, etc.
s
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m
p1 411E:QUESTION
.1s easily decided if you buy a McCiary Kitchener Range.
This firm has been making stoves for 60 years. Or a
Superb Favorite, made in Sarnia. The third generation,.
generation of this firm is now making stoves.
Now if you buy one of the above makes of stoves,
you will not make a miss shot, but hit the goal every
time. And then for cheapness vie can knock out any
departmental store in Canada.
Cook Stove, with reservoir burns wood or coal for $18.00 up.
Look at the cut of the above range with reservoir warming closet, the back
in closet and thermoneter, highly nickeled, guaranteed in every way for $38.-
00 cash.
Hundreds of people of Zurich and vicinity tesify that the best stoves are al-
ways sold at Hartleibs.
URON'SILARCEST C
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6gGg IES ATBON STORE
PHONE 13
ZURICH
hig
1st we started.a Voting Contest which slmula prove of great interest to everybody. For
Zurich or district.
A a�-
rent purchase entitles you toe votes, a $1 puicha three reliable men and the girl for
evening of December 24th at 10 o'clookwhen the vote's will be counted by
whom the.largest number of votes have heen cast will be pretented with a beautiful, life size full -dresses[ Doll
entirely free of ebarge ; Anyone can enter this contest.
See this beautiful l oil on display at ����=ur store.
On December
every cash purchase often cents, a vote will be eiven se to
o10 votesost an t sorlol lar miss inThe conte t will end on the
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Ladies'
Ladies' W' ''e uartment
Table Covers d►;c Terry Cloth
JUDGE DOYLE RESIGNS
Judge Bernard Louis Doyle, of
Goderich, senior judge of Huron
County, has resigned. He has attain-
ed the age of compulsory retirement.
He was horn at Dundas in 1840 ana.
received his education at the Gabriela
Grammar School. He practiced law
in Goderich for many years and was
made judge in 1888 and senior judge
in 1908.
$5.85 cash and 54 per month for 11 months will
nt a No, 30 Diamond Alt', -rola, with 12 Edison Blue
*I ,mbercl ndestructable R. ,irds in your home.
This Instrument is built the 'ne as larger Edi: -ons, is gear
•iven, and a clear speaker, has enc1L.7'.'l horn, a goad all round In-
rutnent. ,Ask to hear it. We carry a large stock of the newest re
yds for this lnytrunnent Each record plays 4t minutes.
ring your friends to Powell's Bazaar
.cross from the Bank of Commerce,
n
isappearing, if you want any obrne soon;
vells
C.Ji'v, 1 p.o011 W
27 inches wide for fancy towels or
We have received a nice line o stand covers.
Table Covers, Pillow Shams, Side Ope Eg�br'dF'.ry
Drapes and Centre Pieces suitable
for Xtnas gifts in euchre and white, A large supply ot crystal rope
embroidery, 3 skeins for 25 cents,
Ladies' Collars during December
HURON COUNTY BATTALION
Orders hays bean issued to raise a
battalion for overseas service to be
raised in Huron County only, to be
called the 161st Batt', 0 B F. It will
be officered by 33rd officers. The
men will train ab borne for the winter
A recruiting office. has been opened in
Hensall for this district and Lieut.
C S Hall of Clinton will be there and
pleased to give information about
anything. Enlist now, Youare
needed.
Something new in ladies' Collars.
Royal Floss
You must see these In white only geldings Floss for fancy
25c and 35e each. work, 6 skeins fort25o, during Dec.
A. Suitable Gift Cushion Cord.
A specially large silk Muffler, 10 In all the leading shades, 50c each.
inches wide and 44 inches long,
makes makes a beautiful gift for a friend, ags
In white, black and tan. These A nice line ladies' handbags at 25c.
lt
LChoce
Altona Gloves muff's, 's, c .
kid gloves are highly recommended All our fur mnffs and stoles will
fer their splendid wear and It be sold at greatly reduced •prices,
GroeerleS' andies
NOTES ABOUT 1916,--
1916 will be Leap Year.
Good iL'riday falls on April 21st and
Easter Sunday on April 28rd.
:ting George's Birthday Juno 3rd.
He commences the 7th year of his
reign on May 6th.
Dominion Day comes on a Saturday
Christmas will be on Monday.
There will be 8 eclipses of the sun and
2 of the moon. Most of the quintette
will be invisible in Canada.
January will have 5 Sundays so will
April, July, October and December.
Marriageable maidens will have
special privileges. Young fellows and
desirable old bachelor sbor`yld get
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A. fresh stook of groceries, Candies, Nuts, Peels
Oranges, Fruits, Lemons, etc.
Child's Sleepers
In white at 75 cents each.
Toilet Articles
A large stook of toilet articles
such as Perfumes, Witch Hazel
Cream, Tooth Pastes, Talcum Pow..
der, Cold Cream, Florida Water,
Peroxide, eto,
Millinery
at Half Price
All millinery at half 'price.
i
Fancy China
We have put in stock a nice range
of china dishes—Born Bons, Cream
and Sugar, Rose Bowls, Hair Boxes
Spoon Trays, etc, See our window
display ,
Toys for the i iddies
We have a large assortment of Toys, etc , for
children. See ot'tr display.
A FEW SPEOI LS
3 lbs molasses snap cakes 25c. 1.ib good. Japan tea 25c. 3 canstoilet sles og 25:c.250.
3 cans Norway smoked sardines, reg 15� eachTalcumor 25c. P wider for 25�es p
3 boxes Sweetheart mostaaMtwarsalau�
maarreimagemeteentom
en's ;p itart
Prins l aux t re o SUITS and. OVERCOATS
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Commencing on December ,itis we will put on 1 ale of tntnt be stire tookoi i r ot
Men ss ofd Boys' Clothing
l tii 'will n
Overcoats. cats. Wotaro going out of obese lines and g 5 sell
t er thanyou con bnv frnin the wholesale houses i otwt tor oar chance
l'for
as �1,1burg til. 0 suits for$5,50,
elow
flat t e r 1
them C p
are only a few values. Ile„alar :i;l,i snits for $J. Regule ry
Regular $12.50 overooats tor $8, Regular $11 overcoats
is for $5,00. Regular ular $3.50 overcoats f.>i• 6 Regula
$6 o Overcoats for $3.25. A few boys overcoats at $1
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