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Outfitt IS
For the public in' general. We can supply
your wants in any line you may require for the
colder weather. Just now we want to call your
attention to our lines of Suits, Overcoats, Ladies
Coats and Fall Dress Goods. We have the stock
and the variety is so great that we can satisfy
one and all.
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Men's Sults
• To be properly dressed you must wear proper clothes.
We handle only the celebrated 0, N. and R. brand of ready-
to•wear, clothes and they are right in style and material.
They give you that well dressed appearance that is so great-
ly desired. A11 prices,
Coats and Mantles
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We have just opeded up a ljtrge shipatent of Mons'
Overcoats. These are very stylish in makeup and the mat-.
erial it of the best. We have thepi ih many different styles
and the values are right. Our ladies coat department is
also well stocked with the newest in ladies coats. • These
oome in many different styles and cloths and, we cordially
invite the ladies to call and look through these lines. We
have a number ot coats whioh we are offering at greatly
reduced prices,
Dress Goods
This fall we have tried to maintain our reputation as
the Dress Goods Souse of South Huron, Oar stock has
never beenso large and we are centmually adding the
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newest in the dress goods arket. .See our seleetions in
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Velvets and Velveteens so popular this fall,
FURS
The time for Litre i$ again. here and it will ,pay you to
see our lines and bet -our prices if interested. We make
Furlined ooats 'a special feature.
For next week.
9 Ladies Hein Stitched Handkerchiefs for 25c
regular value 5c each
Royal Purple
We are sole agents for Zurioh for all Royal Purple
stock foods and preparations. Get your stook into eoocl
shape for winter by feeding a good conditioner and. Royal
Purple will do so.
I. Talk the new range with us. You will soon need it
now. We believe that no better store oan be made than
the Peninsula, or Happy Thought. Wo believe it so firmly
' that we absolutely gnittantoe every one we sell. A large
range of hasehurrers and sack heaters to choose from.
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Stoves and Heaters
Saves One Ton in Seven
ly that the fire pot never beconies rea hot. None of this A
steel ribbed fire pot does it. It radiates the heat so quick.
A Elecla furnace saves one ton ooal in seven. The
heat goes up the chimney. last us figure on your furnaoe
Produce always Taken.
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The Official Organ, of ZuV:;b... and 1.3-C,7 Total:Ship ,
FRIDAY, MORN 100i:6017.1.
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r"ALT7c7orirr;r7w41114";.4101 ,:at.olVafsr.o•niT.TPur:seata,eyr1Qo.fa.dthedioawceaerk.of Pob7
tirewitmr.st..„4.2 4.s 4.00 iv., 4104•IL, T. 4„.:Williams this week load-
. sc.!. a CM! Of tiOUTI iib Hensall station.
Mrs: D,,S: Faust visited in LOila011 -T of TT —11
Itt. Stammnsensau was
for a few days last week. - business -visitor 14here, on Tuesday.
Dutch. setts. 0, lei
We are paying 7cts. fbor geed., , ' 13:0a14
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Hart.
Miss Roxie Eilber, who has .iseenS' abm'cia4r °n'husw"sff.
Crediton working at the mill-in.Silverware-.-klot of new ilver
ety returned home on Sunday. I svare, just arrived. Fine pe,s4erns,
Mr. and A/r0. 1-40 Whiner analclose prices. ,
sod Ronald of Exete4Sticht `igandaY oginning with liext. Sunday will
The Evangelisml. church services
with Mr. and Etrs. Dan Koehler.
I be held as, follows until April 1914.
Just recived a.fresh shipnaent °I Gertuan'seridee at10 a. m. Sunday
oysters, also salted peanuts. Give As ,Sohool at 2 p. m. and English ser
a call. ' W. Wagner vices at 7 p. m.
Found—In Zurich on Saturday, In the meeting of the congregation
4th hist, a small sum of money. of the St.Peter Lutheran church, on
Looser, please inquire at Herald Sunday morning, and was decided
Office. , that hereafter the services every Sun -
Miss Blanche Atkinson -of Exeter, „da.y evening will be' conducted in
was the guest of her friend, Miss Eva, tnglish.
Williams, over Sunday.- 'Rev. Stauffer of Berlin had charge
Mr. and Mrs, Augost Hill of °sea- a the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Sol -
Canal' Gingerich's little son. He also
held a special Se1Vie8 in the Menno-
nite church on Monday which was
'argely attended.
ton, visited at the home of Mrs. J.
Deichert, over Sunday. •
Children's Day will be celebrat
ed next Sunday in the Evanfrelida,1
church. A fine program will be Mr. Otto Restemeyer and Miss
rendered by the ohildren and choir. Sadie Mama° were married in
Wanted.—A oar load ot potatoes Windsor on Oct. 21st. after spend -
for immediate shipment laighesp ing several weeks' on a extended
prices paid. Also large onions at
a lb. A. Mittleholtz.
Railroad work offers - splendid
opportunities, the most recent
graduate ofTslegraphy depart/lent
of Stratford Business ()allege is,
now earning over $100 per month.
The Ladies Aid, of the Evangel-
ical church will convene in the
basement os the church, next Mop
day at 7:30ps.m. for the tramp, .
ion of business. ss.
The date of the Box Sacial ortit
X. P. A. of the Evangelical eharch
has been changed frona Friday NO
.7tn to Friday,Nov. 15. Irtimp gib
wedding trip they will settle down PI .
in Dashwood in the house recently Z
000upiedsts- Mr. Siebert. urioh Feed WE ARE NOW
Extensive Auction Sale —In
Hansen, Friday Nov. '7th. Two
oar loads2eyears old, commencing at one
leg of cows, calves and Yearling Store
Durham cattle consis
t-
(Vel.ock. Terms -9 months credit
cm'
pjoynt joint ns
aproved ote.
Geo. Joytt. . Leading Brand of
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FlouSlorts Bran.
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Women's Shoes "AtAerican tieaut
We have just received a shipr-.3nt of American shoes In,
cloth top, button, -low heels, pate: t leather, and Guxi‘11/1ei al,
41,-mped on each shoe, American Beauty.
flen's "Astoria. Shoes"
We have a fail stock of men'.; fine shoes -which have
no equal
Men's and Women's Heavy Shoes
We wish you to call and see th.ese lines. We can
please you.
Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts, taken in exchange fox shoes,
SAM. E. FAUST, ZURICH
;s4siet• • . Reels,
,.:''gr.:3",S.4.Williktins of ' town
beeii i-OPeinted'pestmaster Of
ea -forth. The appointment is view -
et ivibh this section
date in' "mind. '; and. whetheastise consesvalive, Workers
t.'54e printed ' Settfarth are' pleaSed'is • Itonbtfut
Mr..7. 3. Merner has been. running Mr. Williams has been prominent in
his cider mill for some weeks and the Conservative party for many
wishes to annonunce that next Tues-: years,
and if there are any "plums"
day willlying aboutlooses, we do not blame
• be the time for .this season'.
• him for "freezing onto" this one.
Mr. and Mrs, john Hey Sr. have James O'Keefe, aged 40 years, a
taken pos;s4flon of, the house lately farmer residing in Biddulph, died on
purchased from Mr. Jacb Hawed. Tuesday as a result of injuries he re -
We welcome them to town. calved. Monday evening while bring -
The seven year old son, Henry -ing home a load of tile from Crediton.
son 'of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steckle of He was turning in at his gate when
Stanley died on Friday, alter an ex- his team took fright and swerved
'sharply and O'Keef was hurled to the
road and one of the wheels went over
his bead and the whole load of tile
and wagon was overturned and fell on
him.. He was removed to the house,
but never recovered consciousness and
died in a few hours from the terrible
injuries he reeeived. The funeral
was held Thursday to St. Patrick's
Cemetery in Bidaulph.
A most lamentable fatal accident
ocenrred at the the home of Mr. Sol-
oman Ginderich of the Goshen Line
on Thursday afternoon, when his
three year old son Ray, accidentally
gob hold of some strychnine, which
Mr. Gingericli had purchased to pois-
on' rats, ancl though the boy was im-
mediately rushed to the doctor's office
the little fellow die(1 about t4.80o'clock
th e *same evening. Drs McKinnon
and Campbell employed every means
at.their disposal to arrest the action
of the poison their efforts were.futilo
The pafents are grief-stricken at the
sad occurrence and the sincerest sym-
pathy of all is extended to them in
their loss.. The funeral took place on
Sunday morning the service being
held ill the Mennonite church.
Backward, turn backward, oh Time
in your flightsgive iis a girl with
skirts not BO tight; give us a, girl
whose charms, many or few aro not
exposed 1;00 Inucli peek o;.boo; give
118 O ghl', no matter what age, who
won't ase the street for a vaudeville
stage; give its a girl, nob too sharply
intim; dress her in skirts the sun
cannot shine thru. And give us the
dances of days gone by, with plenty
of, clothes 'and 'steps nob to high; . but
terkey-krot -Capers and buttermilk
glides, burdi-gurdy twists and wiggle
Lail glide's, and othsr such bunny
bUgs'all on the level as products of
/hell inspired by the devil; and let
es NIM, OUT optics once more o11 the
inireSweet woman of days of yore.
Yee time, tern. backward arid 'grant
oar request for God s richest blessing;
bit not undressed
tended illness. The family ham the
sympathy of all in their sad bereave-
men-.
The Y. P, A. meeting for next
Tuesday evening will be in charge
of the temperance committee of
whioh Miss Ethel Williams is eon.
venor, subject, “Heroes and Hero-
ines Of the Temperance cause". A
cordial welcome to all.
Lutheran Clanroh—The services
at the Lutheran Church will be at
the sisual hours, German at 10.80
a m, and English at 7.00 p. tn.
l'he subjectot both services will
treat of the great blessings of the
reformation, ef the church during
the 10th. century. If not attend
ing any other church you are cor-
dially; invitee to 'worship with us
The newly. organized .'Young
Peoples' Society's will meet on
Friday evening at 8 30 o'clooliat.
the o'iurch Yow will be made
feel welcome_ Come. The Sunday
School officers and teachers meet
weekly at 8 p rn, on Friday.
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The
Established 1853
'Opened Branchr.
Huro
Co. 1874
Saving Bank Accounts
Solicited.
Zurich Branch
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager
and Peed. Corn
nossoe1 lsistodestakensiss
Ps
exchange. -
We are agents for Interna-
tional and Royal Purple
• stookfood.
Also a full line of Grocer-
ies on hand.
SPARES & DOUGLAS
HENSALL :MARKET
Beans primes per bus $1.20
Cook's Snowdrift Flour $2.75
Snowdrift flour in 5 bag lots $2.50
Feed flour 1.30
Bran per ton$19.00
Shorts per ton $20.00
Meat per bus. Wets.
Barley per bus 55cts.
Oats per bus. 82cts.
APP• ROACH-,
ING THE
We are ready to
supply all your
wants. With the
best lines of goods
in Watches,
Clocks, Silve
ware jewel I e r y,
Musical Goods, all
goods guaranteed
engraved free of
charge.
Goods -Right Prices Right
HESS
the Jeweller
You are cordially invitod to our Fall Openins of Footwear We are
ready with one of the best new fall stycks ail the latest and best
quality Canadian and American Footwear We a1)1 to keep the liable
we havo made for our:icives : -The Homo of Good Shoes"
RUBBERS
We have a full stock of the very Best Rubbers on the market.
Call and see them.
Men's and 'Women's Heavy Snoes
;fast the thing for wet wrather Call and see, We have just re,
ceived a shipment of Boys and Girls school shoes.
Butter, Eggs and Dutch Setts taken in exchange for shoes
The HomP. of Good Shoes
Own
Let me know
Your Wants
12 yon. are looking for a Farm, Town Residence,
er Vaoanb Lots, I will try to satisfy 5 our wants.
Loans arranged on mortgage security.
ZELLCR, Zurich