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; 1916. I wish to thank all my Customers and friends
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• c-Am^axra4-16 41)419 419A;•Z,I<; NOMINATIONS
I ZURICH POLICE VILLAGE NOMI-
Af1hIONS.
On Monday evening the following
Happy New Year to all. names were submitted as .canditates
for Police Trustee for the coming year;
H. Yungblut, H. Well, F. W. Hess
F. C. Kalbfleisch, E, Stoskopf, Rey,A.
M. Streader, Peter Lamont,
gasoline engine, slight' y used, Louis After the nomination, the electors
Pran present organized a meeting, F. Hess
g or. was; appointed chairman and called
Mr, Andrew Thiel, Jr, of Preston,.;tile meeting to order. Nast year's trus-
son of Mr. Conrad Thiel spent Sunday tees gave a short reuiew of their work
at his home here. 'which was satisfactory to all present.
Mr A.P Hess, of the staff, visited An animated discussion on the Hydro
relatives and funds in South Bend l:;y-law was engaged in by the candit-
Ind during the holidays. am which the spectators present grea-
Mrs George Innes of Moosejaw Sask 137 enjoyed. F. Kalbtleisch, Rev.A.M.
is renewing acquaintences in town, Stroecler, E. Stoskopf, and P. Lamont
after an absence of some years. resigned leaving last years Trustees
Dr .E 8 Hardie, dentist, will be at' elected by acclamation.
the Dominion House, Zurich, on Wed -'111.Y TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS
nesday, and Wednesday of the follow i On Monday afternoon the following
ng week. nominations for the offices of reeve
and councillor were received -
Mr: Richard Jennison, of Parkhill, Reeve: -L. Iialbfleisch H, IL Neeb.
was ,a visitor in town on Monday. 12r
Jennison has enlisted for active over-
seas service.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Thiel and
Mr. and Mrs. Con. Thiel attended the
funeral of Mr. Conrad" hiel of Siebr-
ingville last week.
Mr N W Holtzman of Fiske Sask
is visiting -at his home here during
the holidays. Mr Holtzman is an old
'member of the Herald stall'heing ern-
ployed here some years ago.
Mr and Mrs Roswell O'Brien of
Mather, Man, are' visiting relatives
and friends in town for some •time.
Mu O'Brien having formerly lived .,on
the Sauble Line, and left this vicinity:.
about thirteen years ago. He finds
great pleasure in renewing old friends
LOCAL NEWS,
sa aye �aL"o .4+s
Mr and Mrs Studer of Tavistock
spent Xmas at the hoiue of Mr Henry
Koehler.
A, great big snap on a 6 horse power
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Xmas Gift Suggestions
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
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Councillors: -E. Datars, S. Dietz,.
C, Waiper, H. Krueger, J. Laporte,
R. Northcott.
At the close of the nomination a
public meeting was organized, at
which the members of last years coun-
cil gave an account of their steward-
ship during the past year, The new
canditates also aired their views as to
how the business of the township
should be conducted.
The Election will be held on Mon-
day 8rd day of Jan 1916.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
The nomination was held in the
Town Hall on Monday. The result
was as follows: Reeve John McKinley,
David Dewer, McKinley resigned and
Dewer was elected by acclimation.
and acquaintances. The councillors were: J T Keys, J
Hood, G Hanley and.D Dewer, Dewer
SERIOUS ACCIDENT c" '."--' and -the .other -lihree were de
Sunday morning while leaving the clary,, ected. As four courciilorS
Evangelical church,, Mrs A Ebnes had are n red it leaves one vacancy.
the misfortune to fall and fracture her ..STEPHEN
hip. She was taken home at , once AR the Council waw reelected by
and Drs Campbell and MacKinnon acclimation, Reeve W R Elliot, Dep -
summoned to attendher. Mrs Ehnes Reeve J. Love, Councillors; A Neeb,
many friends will be sorry to learn T Mawhinney, D Nebb.
that she will be confined to her bed -
it
for some time.
Mr George Stanley of Liman will:
deliver an address on the Hydro ques-
tion in the Town Hall on Friday Jan
7 at 8 P M Mr Stanley has had con-
siderable experience
on-siderable'experience with this class
of work and will be able to explain
any matter in connection with this
scheme. Any question put to the•
speaker will be cheerfully answered to
the best of his ability. All those in-
terested should snake it a .point to att-
end this meeting, -
Among the many Christmas visitors
we noticed the following:-
Miss
ollowing:Miss E Harbleib Toronto.
Miss P Guhr Seaforth,
Miss Ada WurLn Youngstown 0.
Mrs Jacobs Chicago.
Miss Ada Siebert Toronto.
London.
London.
Godericb.
Detroit,
London.
Waterloo.
Seaforth.
Buffalo.
Detroi t,
Miss Selma Wesloh
11Xiss A Wesloh
Mr and Mrs G Bisset
Mr N 1)eichert and son
Mr F E Hess
Mr F I-Iowald
11Ir l Appel
Mr 0 Williams
Mr II Colosky and wife
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The
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CAPITAL. and RESERVE
$8,800,000
96 Branches in Canada
A Genera, 8anisind
Business Transacted
CIR BANii MONEYS ORDERSI7IT
Savings Bank Department
Interest at highest current rates
Zurich Brandd
R. T. DUNLOP, Ma ager
See the many lines we have.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Donne
Butter and egg: taken in exchange for shoes.
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The Christmas Entertainment of
the Evangelical church last Monday
Evening was a great success. The
fine Cantata, "Tho Search for a King,"
was beautifully rendered, by the
school every participant played his
part well thus bringing interest, and
Enthusiasm to the whole Cantata.
An immense throng greeted the "Best
ever" Entertainment given in the
church. The various acts and scenes
rendered' by the performers, we re well
received. Special mention should be
made of the inspiring scene given by
Mary' and the manger surrounded by
six girls dressed in white and the
guards, the Solo rendered by Mary,
entitled"Angels guard thee," with
the choir assisting in the chorus.
Also the last scene when all the part-
icipants of the evening. Stood on the
nlatforni in their various costumes,
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joining with the choir in singing the
beatiful song, "We refound the King
of Kings." The Arabs, Wise mon and
Guards, Solo's by, the Watchmen and
the Angel, in fact every one rendered
special services, which is duly recog-
nized -by the school. Standing room
was at a prenliun and scores were
turned away. The wonderfnll picture
of the town of Bethlehem. The Angel
and the shepherds and the wise men
on their way to the city was greatly
admired by all in fact this alone was
worth coming many miles to see. The
singing by the choir Jern alem and
Bethlehem girls was superb. The re-
ceipts of the entertainment amounted
to $100.60.
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GRAND BEND
Greatly Thanking our Customers
for their pastYear's PatIonage
a44 wishing them a
R N. DOUGLAS
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;, pretty wedding took place in the
Grand Bend manse last Friday evening
at seven- o'clock, when Miss Marie
daughtor of Mr L Ravelle was united
in marriage to Mr S Dewey, son of
Myr, and Mrs W Dewey, Rev Carrier
performed. the ceremony, A ' soeial
evening was spent in Brenner's Hall
inmediately., after the ceremony.
The young couple have the best wishes
uof their 'pally :friends,..
GIFTS
Our store is tilled with ;;'aids that male useful
gifts. nines that are al waieet, r. ary. You kilt have
the choice of a large vatict-y It y of make ibis stole your
headquarters for your Xmas ';iii hn-c,-s.
See our lines of
Gloves Neckwear
Mufflers Shirts 1 os era
Handkerchiefs :Sweaters Etc.
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Timothy 'w
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Have received a shipment of first-class timothy
seed® No. 1, as to purity. Price is night
Flour and Feed of all kinds
Groceries, Salt, Stock Foods, Etc. Etc.
Eggs taken in exchange for goods
eorge McBride
Telephone Telephone 23