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Oranges, Etc.
shelled walnuts
s dates, peels,
New raisins, currants,
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'1' amels. Also
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THE REAL '`MERRY CHRI
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)NES AND FRIENDS. EAC
%IISTMAS GIVING IS MORE
;OM1VION-SENSE THINGS, S3
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STI4IAS' REQUIR
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H YEAR THE TREND OF
TOWARDS THE USEFUL,
0 WE HAVE ARRANGED A
GIFTS SUITABLE FOR E o'-
YBODY
For La;, , les
We h'aev muffs and stoles, :gloves, sweater coats, scarfs,
linen towels, embroidered pillow cases, cushion tops, h€a.ncl.
;bags,' brush and comb, lsetts,
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lines re sets silk ell theenev.rest
in ltaney china, cut g
For Men andy
A fine range of sweater coats, caps, toques, ties bm.....,..,.
arae bands, scarfs of every description, purses, shaving mir-
rors, socks, gloves, etc.
For the Little Folks
We have a complete line of toys, dolls of every ka;xi,
trge and small, mechanical toys, celluloid floating to;,•''
games, blocks, story books, etc.
New Caruiies,
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wantsgg j Lard, a Dressed Poultry
Butter, r' for which we pay.
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vizi, our !Millinery
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Headwear, Hats Trimmed and
a.lt,o Trimmings,WVeih etc., at
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Very Prices
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LOCAL MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday.
Butter .42
Eggs 42
Dried Apples 005
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Potatoes 210 100
Wheat70
Oats 1 70
Barley 1 10
Buckwheat
Flour 5 75 6 25
Bran $88 00
Shorts 44.00
Low Grade ".bag
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Live .Flogs fob
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Local News
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rushed immediatt'ely i the place,
the fire barred the en .raince and,
they could not rese.. the aged,
occupant. He could not be heard;
and •not!hing was k• •'+vn of his
location that would : ,.^,emit of an
attempted rescue. La • er his corpse
almost incinerated, a.ith his head
buruned from his boly, was
found i:n the ruins.
Z. P. S REPORT.
Report for room. IV.
Sr. and Jr`. V. Drawing History.
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e give cod t to ew Years
to Pro 00 Pay Customers.
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mood. eon
nnouncement
The business conducted for many years under 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..
NOMINA. "' )N
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giv-
en cthat a meeting o: the Electors
of the Municipality o': the Town-
ship of Hay will be held in the
TOWNSH_P HALL
VILLAGE OF Z tTRICH
MONDAY, DEC. 31st.
11917, at the hour fro:na one to two)
,o'elock, P. M., for the purpose of
nominating icandidated fpr Reeve
and Councillors for tee Township
of Hay for Che year 1918, and in
case a poll is demanded, polls.wili
be opened on MONDAY-, JAN. 7th.
11918, in the several! poising sub-
divisions of the Towlnseip, as fol-
lows;
Poll No. 1. Polling Place, Scho-
ol house No. 2; D. R. 0., Milton
Geography and Oral Composition. Russel; Clem{k, Ceril Rowe.
Sr. V. - Wil`i9am Mansoln 66%; No. 2. Polling place, School hou
Jean ;Campbell 62; Mar gaxetHess see, No. 14, D. R.'O., D. Burns; Clerk
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51; Graham Merner, absent.
,Jr. V. - Jacob Habiever 64%,
Leonard Hudson 63' William Black
well 59.5; Olive Zette 158.5; Mildred
fllolffman 57 ; Meda Surerus 54;
Freddy Weselaji 51 • Frank. Siebert
45: Russell Pr,eei+er 43.5;
Ruth
Hartleib. 40.5;
,Sr. IV. Drawing, History and
Geography.
Ward Fittz 00.5%; Edna Zettel
58: Bert Siebert 51; Theodore Wag-
ner 53: Ivan Kalbifleiseh 47; Lil
lien Weseloh 44,5; Dorothy Cam-
pbell 44,5; Ivan Kallefleisch 11;
Lee O'Brien 36.5.
N. E. Dah'ms, Prinloipal.
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We have been re•
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name 1 Implements and are prepared tc take ordrs of all•
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kinds of Massey -Harris machines for next season.•
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AND PLOW REPAIRS.
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Our Prices are always right
H. DATARS, Travelling Salesman
F. Hess & Son
The Old Stand
W. D. Thompson.
No. 3. Polling place, Town
Hall,; D. R. 0., A. F. Hess; Clerk,
`m. O'Brien.
tPolling place,
Bess' shop; D. R. 0., W.
•Clerk, Daniel Oswald.
No. 5. Polling place,
house No. 12; D. R. 0., B.
Clerk, ,Hy, Krueger.
No. 6. Pohang place, Hartleiibs
Hall'; D.,R. 0., J. K. Goetz; Clerk,
D. Tiernan.
No. 7. Polling place, School
hous'e,No. 3; D. R. 0., R. J. Troyer;
Clerk, Wm. 1Consitt.
No. 8. .Polling place, Bissonet-
te's Block; D. R. 0., Fred Dueller -
me; :Clerk, Marcil Cerriveau.
Said polls will be kept open from
9 o'clock a. me until 5 o'clock, p.
sir. and no longer.
FRED. HESS, Sr., 1
Returning 01 finer.
Da!befd at .Zuruic'h, this 15th clay,
of December, 1917.
I4artleib & :Faust
Hardware and Furniture Zurich
HURON'S LARGEST COMBINATION STORE
THE E•LEOTION3
Tha Union Government willhavel
a majority of about 40 in the next,
parliament. The soldier's vote,
may change some of the constit-
uencies but no great change is
,expected of the standing of the
parties when the result is received,
Thirty-eight of the Union govern-
ment supporters are of Liberal per-
suasion and this may cause the
government some trouble when
matters outside of war legislation Of Household Effects,
is' considered. The result in South on Thursday, Dec. 27,th, at 2 p,
Huron was a surprise to many,1 m„ E. Bossenberry, auctioneer.
Mr. McMillan put up a splendid! Ed. Seim, proprietor.
;fight and received large majorit-
ies in many polls.
The result by majorities
Ifollows.
W. G.
G. Hess ;
School-
Surerus;
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If you intend to build a garage we have
material of allikinds for same on hand.
Everything in
Lumber and Building Material
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Custom Planing our Specialty
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Hay
McKillop
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Stephen
Goderi•eh Tp.
Hullett
0 Cream, Eggs and Fowl
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fi Will pay highest cash price for Cream
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Fowl and Eggs delivered at my residence,
Zurich, at any time during the week,
'3, HUDSON Phone 5, ZURICH_
was as
McMillan Merneil
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1681 ' Faded Hair.
For Christmas Goods
BE sure and see our display of Xmas Toys, Books,
Games, etc. Bring your children with you; it
will be a delight to them to see the bright attractive toys
and games with which our store is filled.
MANICURE SETTS, in ivory and
ebony. A. mice acceptable gift for
Xmas.
iF HAIRISTURMNG
CRAY,
USE SAGE TEA
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and Beautify
a , 373 f
72 That beautiful, even shade of dark,
A 1 glossy hair can only be had by brew -
142 1 ing a. mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
208 phur. Your hair is your charm. It
89makes or mars the face. When it
1 fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an
---- . application or two of Sage and Sul -
858 809' phur enhances its appearance a hun-
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Don't bother to prepare the mix -
i ture; you can get this famous old
RECLUSE IS BURNED TO DEATFI+ oteegeiedtthe
addition
iYriimproved
dnts aasma cost, a
When his hermit borne in • the I ready for use. • It is caned Wyeth's
Township of Tuck.ersmith, two ` Sage and. Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended. upon to bring
miles from Hensall, took Hire oim back the natural color and lustre of
Monday `night, John Wilson, a yo l' Everybody uses "�iyeth's" Sage and
man of 85 years, was burned to; Sulphur CompouT'1* now because it
death, T ' darkens canso neurit naturally
snde evenly pth t
For some time Mr. WI:son, who I nobody
oItoo y n dampen a spongeeenpr soft
was a widower and who insisi:ect brush with it and draw this through
on't keeping his own home, had '10- the hair, taking one small strand at a
und it difficult to obtain fuel I time; by morning and tt r the gray
with which to heat his house. Con -1 disapca,tlon it becomes beautafu11Y dark and
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sequuently he depended largely on I appears glossy and lustrous. Thar§
the use of quantities of kerosene' ready -to -use 1equtsiterforon is athose wh S Tuesdayht-
moiimmng; air and a rent_ u a P
and o'clock, neighbors sale the.' mance. It is not n enc e
place in •£lanirs, aril though they! mitigation or prevention of disease.
Majority for Merner
delight -
;On between
SHAVING SETTS
Sron1I$2,00 up
TOILET SETTS
consisting of comb mirror and
brush. $1.75 to $6.50.
BEAUTIFUL HAND BAGS
Ladies' beautiful hand bags £o>u
Xmas. gifts, 75, to $5.00.
BRUSH AND MIRROR.
$12.50 and up
PICTURE FRAMES
and
aIANKERCHIEF BOXES
A rice assortment of Hand Painter Nippon China, and Cut Glass.
Do not wait too long to purchased these goods as they are selliizge
1- very quickly,
DRESDEN RIBBON for fancy hand bags, all shades.
LADIES' NATURAL WOLFE SETTS; LADIES' LYNX SETTS;,
MANITOBA FOX SETTS; All these setts make nice Xmas gifts.
LADIES' PLUSH COATS, only a few morel eft.
m i l Eire dark h hf l p eeF
hh tt i t 3 lifer the curer
Visit our Gents' Furnishing Dept.
DO NOT PASS OUR GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
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WB HAVE A NICE LINE OF THE FOLLOWING - MEN'S GLOV-
ES, JAPAN CREPE SHIRTS, NECK TIES, ARROW COLLARS Il'3!
ALL TUB LEADING STYLES, H ATS, CAPS, ETC,
Our 1918 Colanders are now out Do not 'forget to ask for one..
A good supply of fresh Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Peels, Raisins,.
Currants, Cakes, ete.
Our. Values and Varieties
cannot be surpassed
hone.j
T. 1. WURMNEWIDEA P T 1 Frie' N