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"-.1.in stock. These coats are well made in the newest
styles and aro gua,ranteed, Should any garment
prove defective in material or workmanship it may 3:
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Corded Velvets +
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children. Prices right.
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the various colors. Prices
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New Flannelette
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You can•sieve money
chasang your
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will continue
year's price,
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prices are •advance
our stock lasts we
selling at lash
Men's Wear
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All ladies 'andchildren's hats
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Cream, Eggs, Live & Dressed -I
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WANTED
0 Will pay highest cash price for Cream
and Eggs delivered at my residence, Zurich, 0
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taken every Saturday forenoon. Dressed
ti Fowl taken. any time. Highest cash price paid. i
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•A new line of Men's and
Boys' overcoats, Up-to-date
styles. Come and see thene
Only 12 men's salts left in :.1*
stock, Regular prices f.roas $12
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Acid -A -Link Bracelets
A fresh supply of Gold and Silver
Add -a -Links just arrived.
We engrave,"thezn:to your order.
GEORGE R. HESS ez CO.,
JEWELLERS ag
ZURICH
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liter Shoe Sale
Low Prices High Values
CLEAN SWEEP
FOLLOW THE CROWD ON SATURDAY.
Buy early and save money.
We have reduced many linos of shoes for your inspection.
All FELT SHOES and SLIPPERS took a drop in price here.
Many other lines have followed. We have some extra values in mens,
get fittea.
boys, womens and childrens in odd sizes. It will pay 'you to call and
HOMEY SHOES for men and boys. Those of you who
onjoY shaking can buy a good Hockey Shos at greatly reduced prices.
MEN'S HIGEI TELESCOPE BOOTS with felt 'inside, only ft
few sizes left, at LESS THAN COST PRICE.
LOCAL MARKETS
1/2, jar roo[ et( C3N tarY Thur$44Y.
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DI....... 40
Dried . • 05
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,W heat 1165 1.70
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Buck wheat ......
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Live llogs fel)
Report
Repose for inlonth of November
of Room • .The namei aro based
ete.e ;eine, puectualityy, eon.
daet . effic1eneze
r J d jr; Gdracet
Rug; Aelhory Mittleholtz;
ert Ne,
II Chefs- Marguerite Prang,
65 •70 Fri Newell
; Ne well •Geiger,
„.,..„ 65 I Luei Aileeeeat , Gordon. Schwal,
. ..... 1 05 it,. Yeee• 4; I.:eller, Vernon David—
.. 4.90 g;40 )7' efl Davidson ; aka thief
... . . . .. . ... $32 00 ea ; Dueharare.
......... . ... 85 00Nay Seim;
bag .i ..
..... 10.50 e aid ; Alvin Gaseho ;
H.ensa.
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geaucth is:oehler.
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Local News
Highest price paid for hides and
raw iurs, D ,Koehler, Zurjeh
Will the party who has tay wire
stretcher return the same at on. J.
Praetor.
BAGGED THREE COONS
!Mesers. Earl R(ae 1aeld Merino
O.es'ch bagged 'three( ccion/Sfr !on
a tree the etherday/ The lads
feel highly elated over their sue,
cess.
OPEN FOR 13USINESS
Aly blacksmith Ab.op will - be.
re -opened for b
On •Oefon-
day, Dee. 11th. Jacob Deichert,
Rev. Litt of Eitehener conduct,
ed quarterly services here ie. the
Evan-ere:1ml church over Sunday.
CREDITON MAN SHOT
Wounds suffered Thursday night
in Detroit when he attempted to
protect Mrs. Harry Virilson, who
was being pursued by her husband
with a revolver, proved fatal 00
Sunday to Daniel Wein, aged- 34,
foreaerly of Crediton, Ont. Wilson
resented Wein'S interference end
shot him twice. :The pollee are
eearching for Wildou' Mrs 'Wil-
son ran into Wein's poolroom to
escape her husiband. ;The latter
followed, and when Wein stepped' For
between them Wilson fired. Mrs. country
Wilsoe has 'asked far pollee pro- Whough
tection. She sayer she fears her .51X0013
husband will return and k'11 h.
elite e e he ; Tommy, rTher ;
Elenel Leibold,
Pr,— Leonard Prang; Luella
IZeichert, IVIartha Heideman; Ev-
elyn 1;echarine; .4.gnes Deitrich.
est. CiusiS—Rese Albrecht.-
• Average [attendance for tb.e,
mouth of NoveMber 28.
4. A. Lamont, .'reaeher,
COUNCIL
,The members of the Hay council
Loard Inet in the town ball on
'Saturday for its regular aessioni.
The following were appointed
Deputy Returning officers and
Poil• er cs.; Poll No.- L, M. Rust-
eiL D R. „, C. Bowie, clerk; No,
2, D. Burns, W. D. (Thomson ; No.
3, A. P. Hess, W, OzBrien ; No. 4,
W. G. D, Oswald; No. 5 B.
Surerus, W. Edigleoffer;
K. Goetz, 1). Tieniale; No, 7, E.
Troyer, W. Caldwell; No, 8, S,
J. Spencer, aVilarcil Corriveag.
A large number of accounts were,
pazieed which will appear in the
finasicial atate,ment to i be, issued in
a few weeks,
The last meeting of the council
dor the year 1A16 will be held "am
Thursday, Dec, 14th at 2 O'clock
p. F. Rees; Sr.,Clerle
Jewels of India.
variety of precious stones no
In the world can rival Iedia.
she exports annually over ele
worth of jewels, she still re -
today, as centuries ago, the
se for, the nations. Diamonds,
sapphires, tourmaline ganiet
y kinds of rare chalcedony are
roughout her many provinces.
amend industry is carried on
ett extent in the central prov-
ubies are reined In upper Bur -
next to petroleum form the
titable of the mineral resources
state.
Woodbury the Composer. \
:Among obscurer composers of hymn
'Wiles that have lasted long is Isaac
Baker Woodbury of Bev I , ss.,
n hie careers a blacksmith's
e. He finally studied in Eu -
was an associate of the better
usicians of the day. Ris
tune called "Siloam," sung to Heber's
."By Cool Slloam's Shady Rill," Is
known to most churchgoers.
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Is Futile Attempt.
ppington (in the midst ot bit
ere is an item about a Mete
kissed his wife 2,500 times
y. Mrs. Serappingten-.0f
as a fool to think he could
wife that way. What does
say he had been doingl—
atorehon
WELL KNOWN HENSALL MAN" l'oblest
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Mr. James P. Moore, who
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been very ill or the past moset:ee-
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with pleurisy and on i and
died •oe /Thursday raorning of lt( most pro
week; despite ,the beet medical
Moore had been 111,
:the best of health for the laet few
years reed, after paesilig the cris-
it, his heart gave -out. The late
Mr. Moore, was horn, in Shaker—
peare, in tithe year ,„1852 being a who bega
-the eene lof his death in his 53th apprentie
year. He was married in London rope and
nearly 32 years ago to Ms Leah, known m
Dirstein, and Settled in
Huron County, where they lived
for 21 years. They then moved
to liensall, Where. they lived uri
the past 20 yearg. IVIr. 'YMooret,. .....; .24
will be greatly mis-sied in the ell- reraifig_13
France, and fthey have the twine 1
pithy of a large number of frthe account
iends deceive his
;The funeral 'was held from thee euage.
afterno OM
Methodist church on- Saturday ,
. "Wealtb a
lage. /He leaVes to, hiourn,
hilos' e
hi6 wife and one son, Wesled fool who one
hi da
y
who is eerving his country in` course he
FOR RENT
Premises in Zurich owned by Mrs
c ormick For particulars apply to
A Ifibtelholtz or A PrIess.
One Reward,
oesn't bring happinese."
replied Miss Cayenne. "But it
does help some toward influencing oth-
ers to put up with your grouchy ec
en.
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Christnras..PrNeitts
We o'er a choice of many beautiful articles in the following lines
In white Ivory we have Mirrors, Brus s, Combs,
Trays and Manicure Sets.
Choicest Perfumes in bottles or in bulk.
Finest Stationery Suitable for presents.
Toilet Preparations of all kinds.
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Note this Bargain
Large Ranges, with reserv-oir,
high eloset, treed back, scroll with
.mirrors on top, oven thermometer
and a large oven, 20x22, Best
Stove ion the Market, only $50.
Fall stock of HEATING STOVES
at kn•ockout prices.
Call lased see before you buy,
All stoves guaranteed or no sale.
We were luckyr one oz' in heer- ,
ing contracted for about 50 stoves
of ell kiads n year ago, and sines
then stoves have greatly advanced
is prices, We are still selling at
the old prices. Call and eee the
BIG STOVE BARGAIN'S
SEE OUR
Cook stove with resevoir for $20.
e extended for
Reeges complete for 1833.
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New Confectionery Store
Dashwood Bread and Cakes. Stratford Bread.
Neilson's Chocolates & Candies
O Choice Confectionery & Groceries
Stationery of kinds Picture Post Cards
and Novelties
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.Agency for Parisian Steam Laundry.
0 Parcoisnaust be brought in before Tuesday evening of each week.
Your Patronage Solicited
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We 'have ,added to our stock this ,yeaks a heaukiful range
of Sand Painted Chinaconsdgting of Salads, Sugar Cream lb
Spoon (Toa, Celery Trays, (Mayolnale(S Seas, Comb and .
Brus-b. Trey, Etc.
Specials for the HolidayTrade :
24 inch Terry Cloth at 30 cents a yard •
36 inch Holland Linen for fancy work
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