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ZURICH, FR1EDAY MORNING' DECEMBER 171915
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• In spite of the fact that there has been very :
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• dise, caused by the great war, lwe are still in a •
'.'t position to offer you many lines at Old Prices :
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Men's, Ladies' and Children's
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These We bought nearly twelve months ago and therefore we
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• Wool Blankets Flannelett "Man- 4:
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• kets, Compforters, Sweater Coats,
Socks and Hosiery all at Old Prices
• Grey Cotton 86 inches wide reg 1 24 for 10c, or by the web at
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Furs a-nd. Fur Coats
Furs have not been as cheap for many years as they were the
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• last season and this is a good tine to buy your supply for the
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. supply of raw furs have advanced to almost double the price they
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• lines of fur goods next season. We have a large stock of Ladies'
0. • neck furs of all. kinds from $3.00 up. Fur Setts large size muff
• and Scarf $25, ancl 14., Wolf Sett $57, •
• Ladies' Rat Lined Coat Sable Collar $45 and 40, Russian i.
; Rat Satin lined $50 and 40. Fur Collar Ooats Quilted lining ;
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I A nice line of men's Coon coats at $50, $62, •
• $70 and $75. .Also all kinds of black dog coats,
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t walloby, Deaver and Galloway coats at close prices. t
i Men's fur collar coats for $10, $15, $20 and $25. i
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• Tne best values we have ever shown. •
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1 Overcoats and Suits
. We want to clear out our men's overcoats and in order to do •
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4. Regular $12 coats for 8$ -$15 zo tts for $10, $8 coats for 55, •
. Everything must go at a BIG REDUCTION, •
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• Our men's and boys' ready to wear suits are something •
* worthy of your consideration. We have recently put into stock
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• some very nice lines of new suits •
• Fine navy.worsted latest styles, 520. Dark gray, Elam qnality,
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* $22,50. Brown, with small check, $20. Brown tweed, fine ttripe •
• $15. Dark gray tweed, plain pattern. $15. Also some lines to 0
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• clear at HALF PRICE, Boys Suits at all prices. •
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• To clear at big reduction as we are going out of the Mantle •
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We are showing a very nice line of skates and hockey sticks.
I All kinds of, silverware, cut glass, carving sets, carpet sweapers,
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/4 LOCAL NEWS.
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This is the 500th day of the great
war,
A dandy line of fine •felt slippers.
Just the thing for a Xmas gift to a
lady. 0 Fritz,
Dr E 5 Hardie, dentist, will be at
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed-
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow -
ng week.
• Mr Peter Lamont was successful
in securing fourth prize for his year
old Durham heifer at the Toronto Fat
Stock Show last week, The, animal
was purchased by the T Eaton Co,
for a handsome figure.
111r David Stelck arrived home from
Morden, Man.,' on • Saturday, Mr
Stela states that the crops in Manit-
oba were wonderful • but that some
difficulty was experienced in harvest-
ing them. He expects to visit relatives
here for some months,
Rev Mr Stockman, of North Eat -
hope, -will conduct the services in the
Lutheran church next Sunday. A
congregational meeting will be held
after the morning services. Rey Mr
Hanson, of Conestoga, who had been
tendered a call, finds ib unable to
accept the same, as his congregation
would not accept his resignation. '
We havejust receiyed a copy of
Webster's New International Diction-
ary, This is a wonderful book. It
containes 400,000 defined words,
2700 pages, 6000 illustrations, and
contains volumes of general informati-
on. This is • the latest dictionary
published by publishers of this great
book, and we will be pleased 'to haye
you look through it.
A change took place Dee 1st in the
legal firm of Proudfoot, Killoran and,,
Proudfoot, Goderieb, fiH Cooke
late of •Toronto, joining the firm,
which is now known as Proudfoob,
,Killoran and Cooke. The change was
made necessary by Lieut Proudfoot,
the lilts junior member of the firm
enlisting. In Mr Cooke a good sel-
ection of a successor has been made,
as he is a native of that town and very '
well and favorably known in Goclerich
and throughout the county. For four-
teen years Mr Cooke practiced in
Hensel" and for the past five years in
Toronto.
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical
church held their annual election of
officers on Tuesday afternoon, Dec 7th
which resulted as follows:
President, Mis Lydia ,Faust; Vice -
President, Mrs G F Brown; Rec-Sec.,
Mrs Ed Axte*Cor-Sec., Mrs D S Faust
Treasurer,Mrs Ohas Fritz; Organist,
Mrs W IHoffinan; Librarians, Mrs
W Truemner and. Mrs G Howard;
Auditors, Mrs Siebert and Mrs O'Brien.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NOTES
NOTES ON HYDRO
On page 5 of this issue of The Her -
NW. wilt be found the two by-laws
necessary to be voted on and carried
by the ratepayers of the Police Vill-
age of Zurich before our town can be
connected with the hydro-elechrie lines
which are being built into every city,
town and hamlet of Ontario. The
date for taking such vote has been set
for January 10th, 1916, by the Hay
council. The estimates did not arrive
in time to make it lawful to have the
vote on the same day as the munici-
pal elections, on Jan ard. Arrange-
ments are under way to have a speaker
address the people of Zurich on the
matter in the near future,
By -Law No 8, gives the Police
Trustees power to contract with the
Hydro Power Commission for a sup-
ply of electric power to be used for
lighting and power perposes. The
money by-law, if passed, means that
the Village of Zurich will • guarantee
the bonds or debentures to theamount
of the cost of the system to be repay-
able in thirty years. •
in looking over the annual report of
the Hydro -Electric Power Commission
of Ontario for 1914, it will be found
•that in every town or village where
hydro has been installed, a paying
basis with a surplus on hand has been
the result, in many cases, after only
one year's installation of the same.
COUNTY COURT JUDGMENTS
Judgementbas been given by His
Honor Judge -Doyle in the following
County Court action:
Murray vs Village of Hensall,—An
action taken by Peter Murray, a
farmer of the township of Hay, to
pirgint,the qprporation of the village
•lee'enlall from using land adjoining
his farm as a municipal dump -ground
His Honor directs that judgment be
entered for the plaintiff against the
defendant for $20 damages and also
that judgment be entered for a per-
petual injunction restraining the de-
fendant from using or maintaining in
any way the dumping -ground or the
so-called garbage heap on the land
owned by the defendant and mem-
tioned in the pleadings, with full costs
on the County Court scale.
Davis vs Townships of Usborne and
Hay.—An action by Rebecca Davis, a
widow residing at Seaforth, against
the corporations mentioned, for dam-
ages for injuries received while driving
on the London road, the boundary of
the two townships, on the 16th day of
May last, Action dismissed with
costs,
The Women's Institute have purch-
ased cr quantity of yarn and those
wishing to knit for the soldiers may
obtain the yarn at the home of Mrs
lvt Fritz.
The members of the Women's In-
stitute and the people of Zurich and
vicinity hays donated 67 quarts of
jam, fruit, etc„ a 8 lb, pail of honey
and 6 pounds of dates, which have
been packed. and sent to the soldier's
hospital at Shorncliffe, England.
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HAY COUNCIL
A special meeting of Hay Council
was held last Saturday evening.
The by-law naming the deputy
returning officers, the poll clerks and
the polling booth for the coming
municipal election was passed.
The enabling by.leev, giving the
Police Trustees of Zurich power to
contract for a supply of hydro electric
power with the Hydro Power Com-
mission of Ontario, was lead three
times.and passed. This by-law will
have to be voted on and carried before
it becomes law.
The debenture by-law covering the
estimated post of the line Within the
corporation of Zurich was given two
readings and passed provisionally.
This by-] aw will be finally passed by
the council if the ratepayers of Zurich
vote favorably thereon next Jan 1.0th,
when these two by-laws will be voted
on.
The council for Hay wound up the
year's business at the meeting on
Wednesday. A large number of acc-
ounts were disposed of. A. by-law was
provisionally passed empowering the
Police Trustees of Dashwood to issue
debentures for the purpose of construct
ing hydro electric linos in that village.
The by-law will be voted on some time
in January.
Servant Wanted—For small family
in Clinton. tight housework. Fot
)atticulars apply at 'Herald office
Zurich.
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Xmas Gift Suggestions
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Nothing will suit the boy or girl better than a
pair of
HOCKEY SHOES. with steel toes.
Ankle supports, skate straps, etc.
We have a fine variety.
For the ladies, what is nicer than a pair of
FINE FELT SLIPPERS
See the many lines we have.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for shoes, 1
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Most of our Xmas goods •are now in
and we want you to see obi- display of
L Fancy Dishes, Dolls, Toys of all
kinds Cushion, Tolo„s„: Glad Tow:
els, Ilanakerohiefs, Inas and Nvwi
'Tear Cards and tooklets, eto.
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Our store is filled with goods that make useful
gifts. Things that are always necessary. You wilt have
the choice of a large variety if you make this store your
headquarters for your Xmas purchases.
See our lines of
Gloves Neckwear Collars
Mufflers Shirts Hosiery
mikerchiefs Swe. ters Etc.
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Timothy See
Have received a shipment of first-class timothy
seed. No. 1, as to purity. Price is right
Flour and Feed of all kinds
Groceries, Salt, Stock Foods, Etc, Etc.
Eggs taken in exchange forggoods
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