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We sincerely thank you for your favors and patron-
age show us during the Mast year, and we look
forward to a continuance of the same pleasant
relations throughout the coming year, hand wish
you all a
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OPTICIANS
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Rej5airing a .Seezaly,
Coasting on my premises is
stticaly £or'bidden. John Galster.
LOST -A Rug between Wagner's'
corner and Zurich;, a cutter rug,
Finder leave at the Herald office
LOST -A horse blanket be-
tween, Hensall and Zurich, on Dec,
23rd, :Black, yellow and red
check, Pinder return to . the
Herald Office,.
FOR SALE -New Deering 11 --
hoe drill. special priceat $40., also
a John Deere low-down manuro
spreader, purchasted before advan
ce in price,. Will sell at oldprice
L. Pranig, Zurich.
MEETING OF THE HURON CO-
UNTY COUNCIL :4
{The cglancil Of the corporation
of the ,eoulnty of ,Huron will meet
in, the eouneil chalmber, do the
Frown of Goderi:h, on Tuesday the
23rd, day of the present month,
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at o ,clock„
Darted January.= th 1917. -
LOCAL MAR
Corrected (,A
Butter
DriedWheitil *4 On
Api>lss:
Oa,ts.... ,....
Barley...... . .
Bugkwbeat.....
Flour
Bran
Shorts
Low Grade bag
Live Bogs fob Hensall
.40
45
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125
1.50 .1.60
65 70
05
1 05
4.75 5.25
$3300
37 00
2.50
11 50
Local News
LEG FRACTURED
Mr Chris. Bechler., of lake,.
who reeent;y re,ureed ,.from the..
west, met wi iii a nasty accldant
at the Kippen station yards on
Monday, He was assisting with
the unloading of a carload, of
oats and c:imbed fr {'lit roof of
the cal.to ] )osen the brakes 1;The
rixse alter" 1 waswnsuccessfu.lanci
ill
'lilak ,fer'nl 'int d atl,enj , Gkf
sternly, ani �..� .1 'vs
feet EX _ tivsl
Litton hole. 1 i i yo
Lha a ti ager when you eoriel
In the 'had for the her$.
leg 'which i immg..t+,i
:.uxne time.
NEW POSTMASTER -GEN
Speaker Albert Sevig
sworn in as a .memberof
adian Government at illi 9,:bypik6
governor-general, the Duke f
Devon�:h're. He• fills the va like
cy created by the death of I> ,St-:
,master -General Casrga*ainl. • The
,accession of Mr. Sevigny to the
Government is •marked by :a shift-
ing of portfo'ios amonge4!- the
French (ministers;. 13otn P.-;...: .E.
Blondin has been moved cirth the
state department and beeomc;i
postmae(ter-general. Hon.; E. L,
Patenaud,e is removed frown; inland
revenue and made secretary , of
state. Hon. Mr. Sevigny! becomes
:minister of inland revenue
(The by-election necessitat 'd jiy,
Mr. Seviglny'ts' ,elevation to l'• rn
ister rank fwill be.January f
will offer for re-election tii • ..
present riding, Dorchestier -Qu
BOARD OF I ,44,'°RIG.U.t TURP
(The 113;'.14°''tin .fa the �kSOL
"' _ - err of G;'R,z,.,,I
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be ii.el �e[ad�n
On ITuesdlay, -.Tian 1 bora min&
afternoon meeting ar ... as we
Preston, will apeaIk- on elm as.
of the following subjects, :•
Forestry, Lu:ermie and othe
ere, Soil Problems, Fertzli he
Soil and Conservation of nmature.
Mr. F. M. Johnston will..ehoose
some of the following: (The
Dairy Herd, Corn; and the ,Silo;
Alfafa Breeding and Feeding r<f:
Swine. At the evening ,7,1,iie torig
he will discuss either Pou ale
lustrated or a few thinge ..wortli,
reviewing. Mr. Groh will Choose
one of the following for his -even,
ins€i subjects;: ;Stairway, to sue-,
cess Agricu t aral Ede. ea' ion. . Co-
operation,. A lady speaker •will
address the members of the % orn-`
en"s Ins`.i!tue in the arterio ,n and
she will &so deliver 'an',iddion in
th. To'vn H 1 a.: t'ie e e.:14! r
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BAY COUNCIL
!The meua+bers of Bay Council for
1.917 met for their first meeting on
.Mo'nday. All were present. Af-
ter subeleribing to the declaration
of office,and property cl'ua'ification,
they proceeded to do bus•in,ess for
another year
I+' !W. 'Fazincomb, 0. B., will be
instructed by ,the clerk to exam-
ine W, B, North, Drain,
ITbe 'clerk was ordered to sub-
scribe for six copies of the Mun-
icipal World, one for each member
!The following were appointed to
the res,pective officers with sal.
ares las stated; Clerk,, P. Hess,Sr.,
$175.00.; ITreasurer, Thos,. Johnson
$125.00; Assessor Geo Blackwell,
95.00; Collector, ,E mor K'opp,
$80 00; Auditors, J. Campbell and
Jacob Haber:r, $ 8 03 each; Care-
tkw, rs B. Ho weld. Member
of the Board of Health, Albert
Heideman : Saul:ary ,Inspectors,
Alec 'Munn, .0, i:ilber.
The following accounts were
passed; N. G. Hess 3 months sal-
ary to Dec 31, 1916, $30e.00; P.
Mcisaac, ditto, •22209; Can. Ind.
Tel Co supplies 10.98; Usborne•tp,4
ex L. road, 7.00;'P. Farneoanbe,exp
Mousse:au award 28.50 ; 0. Weber
express, 60; R. Munn error tel 12.00
er1r.. nomination expenses 9.00;
t Aid Society, gran t:5.00;
,°dek chid ea, grant 7000;
ecount 4.90; G. 'rheil
,., 1.50; W. Ehler s, error
Butter 1VIa F. Hess, Sr. fees Mou
is well knhn,d 6 8 A. Weber, gravel
‘'3411- a Illgrald, printing, 27.25; D.
'V.hWat,tzentruber, error dog tax'
1.09; P. M-Ualac, bat a -e`. fro'•.n Oct
1 5.:00,7 P: IvlcIsaiac hauling poles
2,50.
F. Hess, 'Sr., e.lerk.
PRESENTATION
(The anemi:begs of the Bible Claes
O f the Evangelical church presen-
ted their .president, lvlr. Win. O'-!
Brien, 'with a handsome rocking
chair and an !address, last Friday
evening in recognition of 'his ser -
,vices in connection: with the class.
Following is the address:
t , Zurich, Jan!„ 5th,1917
Dever brother O'7Brien:-
(We have gathered.
were this eveini.ng, the members of
the Bible C1a'sis, of the Evangelical
e hharch, to show you in as sort of
way, !thle ,deep respect and ' esteecki,,
.06 411-.6.0. you in. • As piresident •of'
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...Tve.. have; always;
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the 10kU.delrits relatinb to y6� of "140
ice: (We have always fond you, :.
true and upright Christian and •
'good example for, us to -look to. :
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In presenting you! with th's chair •
WIT hope Is, that you may longbe •
spared to enjoy its comforts and
when you use it may you always •
hh.ve a kind thaurght fo: the mem-. Li
hers -:of the Bib'.e Class. A►
Signed on behalf of the' class' •
Mr. OlBriein, although complet- -
ely taken, by s`urpri•'e in su`table o
words thanked the givers for their, i
kind thoughts and: the handsome! e
Igifti, 1 t s
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Note this Bargain
Large Ranges, with reservoir,
high closet, tied back, scroll with
mirrors on top, oven thermometer
and a large oven, 20x22, Best
Stove on the market, only $50.
Full stock of HEATING STOVES
at knockout prices.
Call and see before you buy.
All stoves guaranteed or no sale.
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The Stove Quer
We were lucky once more i•':
ing contracted for about 50 .5
of all kinds a year ago, and
then stoves have greatly adva
in ,prices, We are still sellin
the old prices. Call and see
BIG STOVE BARGAINS
SEE OUR
Cook stove with resevoir for $20..,
'' " extended for $25.
Ba'nges complete for $33.
CEST COMBIi1 ATI®1t ATORE
NOW Confectionery Store
Dashwood Bread and Cakes. Stratford Bread,
Neilson's Chocolates & Candies
Choice Confectionery & Groceries
Stationery of_all kinds Picture Post Cards
and Novelties
California Toilet Preparations
Agency
must be b
W. C. Wagner - - Zurich
for Parisian Steam Laundry.
Parcols
'ought in before Tuesday evening of each week.
Your Patronage Solicited
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A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
. NEW ADS -R. N. Douglas, I.
Hudson. Huron. County Council,
'Depart3nentt of. finan-e, L. Prang,
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R. (Hess &' Co., Zurich Agric-t
;ttlt1nal Society tee:i.ng,.,
� pl �4�.yot �'� rder ?� *th � quors by Mall
And have your ..delivered to your hole.
IIr. A. 3, Denomy, a firmer Hay Township resident, conducts ra Mail
Order business for Liquors in Detroit, and is in a position to supply your
needs for the Holidays at standard prices for Walker's, Gooderham (Ss Worts
or Seagram's Whiskeys.
Price List below includes packing, containers and all express ['charges.
Do not send your money to Montreal.Patronize an old Huron boy.
PRICE LIST
WALKER'S EXTRA OLD I.YE
Per case, 3 bottled -•- --- ••• ...$3.00
Per case, 4 bottles •........ ...... 3,90
Per case, 6 bottles - .-- .-- -5.00
Per case, 21 bottles - --• •-- ---8,75
I gal, jars, each •-- •-- ...4.50
2 gal, jars, each •-•• - 8.50
5 gal. jars, each .-- •.• _-- . • ...20.75
WALKER'S' IMPERIAL
Per ease, 3 bottlee
Per case, 4 bottle, ... -•- .__ •.•$4.25
Per case, 6 bottles ,- 5.50
Par ease, 12 bottled:- „- --• ,- 9•, 75
Per ease, 6 flasks ..- ••• .•- 41.25
11 gal, jars, each ....:............5,25.
2 gal. jars, each. 9,.75
OLD RYE
,''e' gag. jars _._ --- ... _...$4.00
2 gal. jars •- -•- - __. ._7.50
5 gal. jars -.-_- - ......_-_17.50
WHITE WHISKEY
1 gal jar $x.00
2 gal, jar .. ... 7.50
WALKER'S CANADIAN CLUB
Per case, 3 bottles , . --• $4.25
Per case, 4 bottle:t - •-- •-• ---5.25,
Per case, 6 bottles 7.80
Per ease; 12 bottles,---.
if) gal. jars each ... ... ... ... ......6.25
gal, jars, each ... 11.75•
MALT WHISKEY
1 gal, jar, extra fine $4.50
2 gal, jar, extra fine .... ---8.50
Allowance will be, Rade for empty jars returned, freight pre-
paid, in good condition; 1 gal 30c: '2 gal. 50,1; 5 gal. jars $1.25 each.
There is no (duty to pray•
imported and Domestic Wines, Scotch .and Irish Whiskeys
Gins and Brttndies, supplied on shortest noose and at lowest prices for
standard **brands. Write for prices on these.
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NEW YEAR
TO ONE NAND ALL
Come and See the Latest
It is a pleasure to show our beautiful Holiday Goods, and you. wifl
oblige us by considering this a personal invitation to call and in-
spect our extensive NEW LINE of Christmas Novelties.
You will Get New Ideas
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as you look through our Holiday Stock. Itis a practical -demon‘
stration of POSSIBILITIES in gathering under one roof ',nearly •,.
everything to make people HAPPY at CHRISTMAS time.
The Finest Sight in Town
is our BEAU.IFUL stock of GIFTS containing all that is 2
BRIGHT. FRESH, NEW and NOVEL in Holiday Goode of gen -
nine worth and unquestioned value for really desirable presents. ,••,
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Whatever your needs, come and let us show you a VARIETY of • i
beautiful presents that will AT ONCE appeal to you as '`JUST a 2 /
THE THING." We have genuine new attractions for Christmas. wall
and we want you to res them. `
Iiiund Painted Nippon China
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We have added to our stock thisyea a bearitiful range •
of Hand Painted China ;1 K, 1 . ,
Our Grocery Department
s filled with the choicest Groceries obtainable, also candies, ,l
nuts, oranges, Peels. Raisins, Currant4, Shelled Nuts, eta,
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE
Our extraordinary variety of PLEASING and APPROPRIATE
Christnnas Goods, the very Iatest from "SANTA LAND" will:
afford you a wide range of selections in X'> : gifts.
To secure the choicest gifts we would invi f: your shopping at the
earliest possible moment as numerous eelr,•tr::;.ns are being made'
daily.
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