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We have the celebrated Rogers Goats again
+ in stok. These coats are
well made in the newest
styles and are guaranteed. Should any garment
prove defective in material or workmanship it may
.' be exchanged for another or price refunded.
$
, Corded Velvets
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Monarch Knit Sweater .Coats,
:+ all !sizes, for men, women and +
sechildren,. Prices right. You n save money by put- 3
,i. A complete range of corded c.hating your requirements in w?`-
• and plain velvets ,on hand in Woolen. and :Flannelette Bien -4
the various colors, Prices kets rnteev as prices are advance
+ from 60e to .75c per yll. ing. While our stock lasts we 0
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ssNeflannelette and,Wratp-, Mens Wear
!peree`ttes to 'hand• A well .rs-
t• e sorted stock pit 'prices.
�;` right, A al�ewv line of Men's and 3.
MILLINERY L L I Y Boys' overcoats, up-to-date 'I`
.4, di styles. Comed
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4. An ladies 'andehildren's hats Only 12 !me's's suits left in',,a'
+ and trimmings at grral:'y re.- stock. Regular prices from $12 t
duced prices for balance of 51 to $20, Now se'lin•g to Blear.
+ seasohi�. at $6. and $12.50s . '+a
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Fresh Groeerjes always on hand
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Will pay highest cash. price for Cream
and Eggs delivered at my residence, Zurich,
at any time during:the week.
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Add -A -Link . 'raeelets
A fresh supply of Gold and Sifter
Add -a -Lints just arrived.
We engrave'thernata your order.
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Why not protect yourself and family with
a good life insurance policy.
All the popular plans of insuranca written,
For particulars apply to
Andrew P. Hess, Local. Agent
4006 0;e600c 0090000ee! r:teeetset eaopesee s +eeeeeeese***oma
To new st bs.: i hers in Canada we
will send The Herald from now
until Jan. 1917, fon only 15 cents.
LOCAL MARKETS
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Corrected every
.Butter ,
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Dried Apples ,,. ....
Potatoes
\Vbeat ....,.+
Oats
Barley ,
Buckwheat'.+++,+., ...
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Flour
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Low Grade
Liv '.logs fob Hensatl,.....
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HAY 'COI.MIc z,
+A1 i Council suet on SWut da .f , rteo
1.;, on for the regular monts.ly
0 i i ing',
`a A grant of $50 was made for
i. os, giraveiling and improving
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PROPRET s; 80i11)
Mr. J. ,Dechcr, Sr., has leu; chase
the house end land o2 Mr, .Peter
Xr•:.pf, just east of the village, for
$1800, Pos:e,cio i wwrl b given fln
December 1st. next.
KEPT THE HOLIDAYS
A igen it the Agricultural .col
lege, !Guelph, laid 310 eggs Pa r5J,
days. This is just abnut one
day, .omitting Sundays Christ
rnaseend the. u'
Qcn's EirSiaday show
ing that the hen wwrhi'o industrious
insisted on her legal right.
RECEIVED SOCKS 0.. K.
Mrs. - Jennison, of t
Sauble tLine, recently recei-wr
word from aso'ldier in the trench
es ala Prance that he had receive
a 'Nair of socks knitted by her i
August, 1915: ME's. Jennison knit-
ted socks for the soldiers and i
one 'pair put a note that the re
cipient should write to her, Ia
October„ 1916, hesreceived word
as above stated. and the sender ex
pressed thimself as very thankftt
for the gift. This incident show
that goods and. gifts sent over-
seas reach 'the so'Ideri boys ell
right. although it •may be a long
tittle som..etimes before they getit,
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BUY DE LAVAL SZPARATORS
Now and save the increase in
piece. We hay .e reeeiw*ed notiee
from She manufacturers that the
price of De Laval cream . separat-
ors will be 'increased in ptaiee in
-a few weeks owing to the advance
in cost of raw .t a material.
Sou want to secure: ono at the 'lilt
price, buy lone now and save V to
$10 L. Prang, agent, -Zurich.
iV3r. and Mrs, Joseph Druar. of
St Clements, Ort,, visited at the
home of the latter's parents. Mr.
eind Mrs. F. Kra.uskopf, of town for
few days this week.
Mr. and MIs. 'W!• Merner, of
Bayfield, visited friends and re--
latives here over Sunday,
THE BUSY BEE
Messrs, J. cH'aberer & Sons last
week shipped 13,000 pounds of
1u•kwheat he-mey, tThey'•,,ave had
s very successful season this year
sant:' in all their crop will :amount
to s1eaely 45,900 pounds of honey.
Mr lHaberer estimates the total
crop of Hay Township at approxi-
mately 55,003 pounds for 1916 This
is a wv•:n.detfu? rrodu_tion Wien
ere coeelders that the little bee
has carried this immense quantity
of sweetness to the various hives
sra tered throughout this section;
Jud it becemcs sill more wonder-
ilut when we consider that the
honey if not gathered by she bee
would be an absolute loss and is no
detriment whatever to the beauty',
of the flower or its growth or
fragrztaee. And the bee also
helps to germinate and fertilize the
plant.
HALLOWE'EN .''ARTY
The members and their friends
of the Senior Y. P. A. of the Evan-
geiiea'church met 'at the home of
Miss Muriel Preeter on 'Tuesday
evening and assisted in celebrating
an interesting Hallowe'en party
h^ h: us : was appropr'ately de-
cernteti with pumpkins cut out to
represent grotesque faces, Chin--
c s ; lanterns and other suitable de-
corations, A ghost showed the
way into the shouse and another
ghost received the visitors at the
lead of the stairs. 'Thc proceed-
ings were very "spooky." The
aiewi age f;:r:une t'1'er was a'so
r.sent and many were the weird
r n i astounding prophe-las re-
garding the dark and misty fut-•
are upon which she seemed to
have wide information. The
guests were entertained with
music, +t l kinds of amusing games
aricrre'.ses, and all enjoyed t11xa-
e ves !needy, A Innieh 'was pro-
w 1r'ed at the close 01 the evening's
entertainment by the Y, P. A,
ew ads --Ruby & G,asehc, Mrs
ael en,buah, Mail and Empire, .E,
,Sts-skGptf,, i. Prang.
cession road 16-17, The �w,r1. will
1e done uncle:" the supersmee superset.of
Jamb Gagstetter.
1• .Tale Martin. ;award D.ra was ,r-
i+ered cleaned out.
,l'he following accounts woes. or-
t =leretl paid;
'':I R Neel), selecting eleors,:et;
I C'H. Blackwell, dot :1; 1 Sloes.Sr,
t'r., 4: W. Dignan, rep',•silly,. -
e,+25: Jos ll-idis,t tile, 5, B. i6,40;(.,
I'. R freight, ,70-; M. Nent,ii.. for
C. Rupp to Decti 31st, 39 ; D Koehl
er, rep at trowa) Hall 1.75; Bell tel
0a. L ,D, tolls for Sep., 34.67; Nor-
thern Elec. Co. supplies, 41,44; D.
Wittier, overcharge on telephone
4.; Mrs. H. Guenther, team for
grading, S. B. 46,; J. K. Goetz,
team for grader S. B, 19.; S. Hoff-
man, rep culvert and cleaning
dutch, 5;. J. Rey ,Sr. commission+
work, CR 145s; A. Rose hauling
steel culvert and .putting in 26 35;
J. roster eul 'and drain eon 9, 37.;
J. A, Smith, .tile coat 11, 3.50; M.
1 orriveau team for grading, 3.75,;
A. Sreenan team for grader, 5.60;
J;+ Jeffrey, team for grader •.7.50;
N,Masse, team enfor grader, 3.75;
Jos Corr:veau work on road,12,80;
C. Deters cement tile, culvert, eon
1-2, 8.75; H. Zapfe, stone and work.
NSB. 19.; F. Du'ohtarme, cerneul,
L.H. 5;, L. Debus, cleaning 'M
Award ditch, 30.; A. Sreenan,
cleaning ditch, side road,e 2.. O ; E.
Deters, work C.R. 2;. C. F. IIey,
gravelling side road, 17.; Crodi--
to,n !Tel As-o_a'ion, poles, wire.
etc., 25.
Council swill traeet again on
Saturday, Dec. 2nd, at 10 o'clock,
+a. tee P•, Hass, Sr., Clerk.
Letter Froom England 13
Rishero, Oct. 21st, 1916.
;Dear Father -4 received your
letter and was v ,ry glad to hear
from you. This is a very expens
ive 'graante. - 1 bought a trench. -
coat the other day and it port rnc'
'only 71,4 Guineas, $5,25 in n. guin-
- 's loo ,.you see that means $30 37
Land everything else is the sante
way. t (Ordinary ,shoes are 30 to
f0 shillings and high boots are 124
to &, which is $20 to $30, and a
mann cer,Minly needs a lot of shoes
and (either clothes. The weather
Is very windy and very raw also
plenty of Tait) 'as you see we mind
the cold here as imueh and more
than zero weather in Canada, and
itriF•rance it is worse than here. No
doubt by 'the time you get this
letter I • will be somewhere in
Prance (` S. sent Maggie to wire
thtat+I ;wrfas -warned and am :saving
om Monday, Oct. 23rd, so you see
I twill spend 'my birthday in
France, ' My knowledge of Ger-
man Ilielpe hue very much and from
what 1 heard this morning they
ere going to put ;me on the intel-
ligence staff in Prance. I had a
long talk with my Colonel this
morning. (this is a'1 for now, So
g+dod Byt.
Lieut Iia. Holtzman, 2 Bdge i1.
G. Co-, B. E. F. Prance, Canadians
WOULD PURCHASE RIGHT -
0E -.t !WAY FOR RADIALS NOW
A deputation representing the
Ontario Hydro -Radial Union
paid a visit to the Ontario :•abtn-
et cn Tuesday and urged that ani-
enclm.eni's be made to iegislation
passed last session. It was urged
that the g.,vein:aneet prowite mon-
ey so that the hydro commission
may from time to time purchase
radial rights-of-way for The
municipalities, that these sums of
money be in the nature of loans to
the municipalities UL tiI after the
wvrrr, when the municir.a'itios rain
raise tilts t t'quired sums an deben-
tures an -i pay the Government.
Aston:- Uw requests were Iogis
latiun making it poss'b'_e for the
muni.'ip.alities of th.e Niagara now-
er district t:a immediately take
over the Chippewa Creek 'Trower
development, to complete tsi con-
:tr.ic'i7in and to operstry is thronght
the hydro -electric power com—
mission as a municipal undertak-
ing the bonds of the commission
being gu'ranteed by the province
and by the anunicipaliwies.
The at'i':ude of the tGovernunent�
was that if the municipalities+)
thought the rresent wit a favor-
able time to go ahead and pure
rhaase the right of way means
Qt
would be found to permit thorn
doing so. The Chippewa Creek
ateaat ts1- td in aboyanne.
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Note this Bargain
I-'irge Ranges, with reservoir,
high closet, ti'ed back, strait with
mirrors on top, oven •thaimeeneter
and a large oven, 20x22, 'Best
Stove on the market, only $50.
rill stock of HEATING STOVES
at knockout prices.
Call and see before you buy.
The Stove Quesflon
We were lucky onee!nacre in,Itwlt'•-.
ing eon!traeiod for about 50 stoves.
of 'all kinds al Year ago; and since.
then stoves have greatly advanced
in. ,prices, We are still selling a,t.
the old prices. Call and 'ee the,
BIG STOVE BARGAINS
SEE OUR
Cook stove with resevoil+ far $20t.
" extended, for
$2S+
Ranges complete for. $33,
All stoves guaranteed or no sale, `•:
PHONE 13
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WVRON'SnLARCEST:COBINATION:+ TORE
New Confectionery Store
Dashwood Bread and Cakes.;?;Str;atfol'd Bread,
Neilso 's Chocolates & Candies
Choice Confectionery & Groceries ►
Stationery of all kinds Picture Post Cards
and Novelties
0 California Toilet Preparations
A er cy for Parisian team Laundry.
Parcels must be r
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Your Patronage Solicited
W. C. Wagner d - Zurich
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APPICOPtepar
Department
As it is very hard to replace some of the
goods in this clEpartinent at the old price, I
would advise you to buy early as the itices are
sure to advance.
Wrapperettes at the old price
Flannelettes at the old price
Dress Goods at the old price
Underwear at the old price
A few nice lines in Ladies' Coats, sealette, at only
$22 and $25. ' A Big Bargain.
Meat's
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a big reduction.
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What about an up-to-dato Fall Overcoat. We are agents for
the celebrattd Broadway Brand. Hundreds of samples to choose
from. Fit guaranteed, Also orders taken for suits.
A beautiful range of men's Hats, Caps' Sweaters, Underwear,
etc. Now is the time to get these things when our stook is well
assorted.
'rust in, a beautiful line of men's Ties and ltlufflers, 'We
handle Arrow Brand Collars, the best on the market A new line
of men's flannel shirts. neat patterns, $1.54.
Leave your ostler for celery ,every Wednesday and Saturday.
Fresh Groceres at all tiles