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dans' sizes in fashionable col
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green, brown, ete., etc„
p per yd. These were all
caprices, and are excellent val
iafull range of velveteens in
of m 60e to $1,00 per yard,
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h} fall wear and we would
eetious lines in Duchess, Ha
it du chenes, Georgettes,ete.
rrblack Duchess, good
at $1.50 per yard.
'en's Underwear
ural or white. These garm-
t wool and, give excellent wear
ins, childrens sleepers, sweater
all wolf, and fleeced limed.
s Wear
suits, overcoats, raincoats, swea-
f underwear, hats, caps, mitts
mufflers,
CT OUR STOCK OF SEASONABLE
UR PRICES, WE FEEL SATISFI-
AVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR WINT-
LARGE ONIONS, DUTCH SETTS
FARM PRODUCE WANTED.
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im.Ghebaad Overcoats
arris Implements
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NDS OF MASSEX
?LOW REPAIRS.
carriages, Buggies, Sleighs mad
same class of goods.
Prices are always right
F. Hess & Son
The Old Stand
Fit Guaranteed
SWEATER COATS:,
In all colors aind sizes, with or
without collars.
FURS
A big range of
'lush Coats, etc,
pecial heavy coating $2.50 per yd.
TEDDY BEAR BLANKETS
LAND QUILTS
At $1.00 and $1,75.
COCOCA RUGS
1.,00 to $1.75. . They can be was?:
Ladies
Ladies:
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Visit.' our Millinery Parlors and
see the greatly reduced prices we are offering
it H:adwear, Hats Trimmed and Untrimmed
also Trimmings, Veilings, etc., at
Very Low Prices
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Furs.
LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thur's'day.
Butter
Eggs
Dried Apples
Potatoes
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Buckwheat
1 20
Flour 5 75 6
Bran $ 38
Shorts 44
Low Grade bag 3.
HensalI,..,. 16 `0
Zurich
Result of Exemption Claims
Tribunal No. 431, which is sitting
7' in Zurich, has been working in-
dustriously since Nov. 10th. Fol-
lowing is the result ,of the exem-
ption ,claim, up, to and including
Tuesday. Nov. 20th.
100
2.10 2,15
..53 .55
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Live Hogs fob
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EXEMPTION CLAIMS ALLOWED
Emery ,Stebbins, David J. Fuss,
Frank IkIagen, Herbert C. Bender,
Peter Duenarme, Alfred Sreenan,
Jno. L. Rau, Edward Brisson,A1-
bert A. Gaiser, J. T. Pennale, C, A.
Beierling, A. A. Beier.iing, Noah
Gratton, Louis Farrell, Albert �Sur-
'erus, Wm. H. di dighoffer, Ferd, F.
Miner Theo. C. B.aberer, Geo. B.
Johnston, Alvin McBride, Wilfred
5 Laporte, L. A, Keys, Moses Bae,ch
ler, Elmer Pickering, Merviln Pic-
kering, S. V. Ratz, R. E. Ratz B.
B. Walker, W, H. Miller, Geo. W.
Link, Jmo. 'Cx, ,Stire, 'Thos, Dins-+
more, Jeremie Denomme, Julius
Challet, R. N. Taylor, Aaron E.
Oestreieher, Sam. Brenner, Maxim*
Peanso, W. N. Hickey, Dan Den-
omme, Emerson Snider, Jerry
Mero, Albert Keys, G. E. Troyer,
Local News
BROTFIER FALLS
Mr. Wfrn. O'Brien, of towM has.
received the sad news of the death
of his brother, Pte. Roger O'Brien,
who vas killed in action in France, Milne Rader, Elmore Datars, Or -
He enlisted lin Brandon, Man:,
ville Taylor, Fuss enry, Harry
and was lin the trenches for only. Lochner, W. F. BiHer�ing, L. Fink-
s few days when he was moil' beiner, Fred Regier, P. Sullivan,•l
ally �vonciecl ; u . lbert Regier Chas. Regier, [E,,,
N'OMIN ATIONHutchinson: Alb. Smith, Alex. Me -
The nomination for South Hui_ Eachen, Alb. Alderson, John Den -
on for Dominion purposes . was omy, Bernard. 'Hartman, W. C.
held at Clinton on Monday. •Mr?i• Miller, Philip J. Denomme, Nlch
.J. J. Merner, M. P., of Zurieh,was Kennel, Amos Gascho, Melvin C.
nominated as , a supporter of the, 'Brown, Garfield Brown, B. William.
Union Government and Mr. Thos. son, Jas. E. Lindsay, E. P. Weston,
McMillan, of . Huliett Townsl,;.C•, Hanley, E. E. Krueger, H. ! I.
was nominated as a J'.auriei•-Liber Kruegler, J. W. Mawhinney, O. S.
at. After the nomination was r,IeKay, C. W. Dilling, P. A. Me
over a public meeting was . held Kensie, F. Pearison, Elmer Oesch,
which was addressed by the. can,- C. Pope, F. T. Weiberg, G. Callfas,
didates, and Senatoe Bennett ori J A, Wilhelm, D. E. McKenzie, A.
behalf of Mr. Merner, and Mr, SIX,: Vincent, Lloyd Taylor, F. Desjar-
G. Cameron, of Goderieh, on be- dine, H. Desjardine, N. Heard, H.
half of Mr. McMillan. °Keys, E. J. Howald, M. Deitz, P.
-SOLUTION FOR QUESTION IN Gingerich, Theo Schroeder, W.. 'i
ARITHMETIC 1 Davidson, Jr., Hy Bender, W. C.
What has happened to the Regier, H. W. Truemner, Hy. Alt -
teachers? Three solutions of the, kens, P. Neuschwanger, A, H. True
question and a number of claims inner, 0. D. Trueminer, Hugh Thiel'
were forwarded. One correct sol- T, H. Meyers, Wm. Garrick, Alex.
ution though different from tate Meidinger, Geo, Deichert, W. G.
above was given. ,Orr, Theo. Bedard, Alphon Masse,
When agent sells $100 worth a R. Alderson, B. Price, S. J. Miller,
wheat. 'Commission deducted is E.',Sararas, S. Oestreieher, O.
2% of 5100-$2.00. And net pro. -i' Turnbull, A. Gabel, A. F. Howald,
:caeds are $100-$2, -1,$0.00 I H. Gagstetter, Thos. Bergh, E.
With $98.00 he must pay 111'041 Tetreau, W. Deichert, J. G-uinan,
freight, sugar, and coumtmissio'n onl T. GlaVin, E. J. ISteffter, J. B.
sugar bought, at 4 lac a Ib. Fi ei-, Querin, Louis JKralft.
ght is 25e per cwt. Buying eom;i
mission 1.;1%:' Fon $100 Worth ,;r `
sugar he must pay $100x$1,601/
1100 'e1 100,00-:-4%-202850/19 centre: er, Clarence Daters, Ed. Corriveau.
Therefore with 202850/19e you cane Cornelius Poster,, Isidore Denorny,
buy $100..00 worth, and with $98.00 Jos. Corriveau, .Gilbert Jeffrey, R,
proceeds you can buy 19/202850: R. McDool, J. B. Moore, W. • J.
100.00x98.00 5901 643/4057 cents 11IcDoo1, R. Spackman, Edwin Hart -
worth. Buying commissioi't •as man, 'Ater/lei- Either.
1.1.1g'of 5901 643/4057e-558600140i7G.f �,
And total commission is 52.00x55>q'a-( hlr. C. 5. ,Schwartzentruber, Sr,,
00/4057- 1370000/4057 cents. But t of the Bronson Line, is serioa; ly
ill at present. ;His many friends)
hope for a speedy recovery" ;
64 �c worth is Doug m . s ' Do nob forget the concert in the
1370000/4057e is commission/05Irl :ins Town Hall Zurich, on Tuesday night
5901 643,•1057-:-1370000/4057x700'. to '
190277, 52/37e worth' is bought Wirhe Dec -4th at 8p m. Patterson's Jubilee
4% cents 1 Ib of sugar caln lin Singers lteve been engaged for the
bought. With 190277 51./137c he oeea•sron. Adinission-Reserved seats
:can buffy 190277 51/137 :-l�f,-400%, ,35'c, Adults 25e, Children 15c. Plan
54/1371bs. ans. • • e of gull at' Herald Office,
.,ret. .-.
FREE!
now out for November.
are one.
es, and Eiderdowns
advance in price
ED.
Onions and all kinds
bice.
DISMISSED
Jacob Deichert, ,Earl Weido, Jos.
E. Rau, T. L. LaFond, John Bak-
Ve give rt to New :Years
o Prompt Pay Customers..
renouncement
The business conducted for many years'lander the
name of C. Hartleib will henceforth' be known as Hartleib
& Faust. Mr, S. E. Faust has taken a half share in the
business dating from August 21st.
The firm will be better prepared than ever to sup-
ply your needs in Hardware, Paints, Furniture, etc., at
the lowest prices. ��
Special attention paid to Furnace Work,. Eave-+
troughing, etc.
Phone 28,
SS9A15
fel commission is $70.00 1370004/
4057e is commission when 5901 4
1.405^ l' i t $7.10!
Hartleib & Iaust.
Hardware and Furniture Zurich
HURON'S LARCEST COMBINATION STORE
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it If you intend to build a garage we have
material of alllkinds . for same on hand.
Everything in
Lumber and Building Material
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Cream, Eggs and Fowl
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cash price for Cream
Fowl delivered at my residence,
Zurich, at any time during the week.
L HUDSON, Phone 5, ZURICH
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Canada,& < Vi tory Loan
You will possibly never again: have such an investment
o portunity as is offered you. in'the Canada Victory Loan.
The security, interest return and the certaintyof apprec-
iation when peace comes, makes it an ideal investment.
You owe it to your patriotism and your -rocket -book to buy
as much as you can, be it a'$50.00 bond or $5000.00 one.
Any of the canvassers or the Molsons Bank will be pleased ..
to give you full particular,: Lists close on Dec. lst.
A. F, Hess and C. Fritz, and G. Petty and F. W. Glad-
i tan, canvassers for Hay Township and Hensall.
�. NEW HARK ESS SHOP 1.
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1 1 have opened up a new harness shop in j
1 Merner's Block, opposite the Commercial Hotel,
'� and am prepared to do everything in harness +
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i repairing, binder canvas repairing, etc.
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.� Full line of Whips, Sweat_Pads, Curry Combs, etc I
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FRED' TI-9EL ZURICH
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INVESTMENT OF YOUR SAVINGS
Money lying at a low rate of interest will earn
for you each six months more interest dollars by in-
vesting it in a Hmon & Erie Debenture.
You receive the unconditional promise of this
Half Century old Corporation that your funds will be
repairs at the time promised together with half -yearly
interest thereon.
For terms of one, two, three, four or five years
interest is pail at the rate of
per cent per annum
Why not ask for further particulars?
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