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Our stook of Fall and Winter Goods is now nearly
complete' Colne and have a look through our various
lines. No trouble to show goods.
New Dress Goods
Serges in all shades. Bedford Cords, Corded Velve-
teens, Poplins, Cashmere, etc.
Flannelettes and
rraerettes
A large stook of Flannelettes in good patterns at
close priors, also Wrapperettes, Flannels, Flannelette
Blankets. We have something new in Flannelette
Blankets. Come and see them.
Ladies Coats and Coatings .
Our stock of Ladies Coats is now complete and we
would be pleased to have you come and see theta before
buying elsewhere,
Sweater Coats
The famous l)tonaroh Knit Sweater Coats for leen
women and boys and girls. All sizes all prices.
Gents Furnishings
Mens and Boys new Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Caps,
Gioves, Shirts, Underwear, tiocks, eta.
Fatuous Gray Motor Gasoline En-.
gnes;-
1i and 1-,1 Morse Power. $55, 00
2i 75, 00
4 " $105, 00
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8
12
Soldby F. HESS & SON Agents.
Zurich's Popular Confectionery
fresh oysters weeKly, salted peanuts,
oranges, cranberries, grape fruit,.
spanrsh onions, groceries, tobacco,
cigars, post carols and auto pentants,
fresh broad constantly kept on hand.
Give us a call. W. C. Wagner.
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285.<00
375. 00
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ON BACH OF MAIL MATTER
Christmas "Seals" may be used
says Postmaster (•general.
So long as they are unlike Postage
Stamps in design, and are placed on
the backs of letters, Christmas' Seale,
they aren't "Stamps" any longer, will
be permissable on snail matter. This
is the effect of a fiat issued by the
Postmaster General at Ottawa a day
or so ago, and it will set at rest many
doubts which arose last year when an
oraerwas promulgated which bade
fair to destroy one of the best. sources
of revenue open to Charitable Organ-
izations in Canada. •
Several philanthropic bodies 'use
the little Seals, the best known of
the National Sanitarium Association
which converts the proceeds to the
Muskoka Free Hospital for , Consum-
ptives. In compliance with the l:e-
quest for a design which will not con-
fuse Mail Clerks, this Assoeiatime has
hail a new seal, to take the place of
the well known Santa Claus in 'green
red. This year's design shows a
mediaeval knight in fall armour, with
double cross shield on his aria and on
the band which encloses the . picture
appears the words, "The White Cru-
sader". The first supply of the seals
will number three million and the en-
thusiasm with which schools and pri-
vate concerns are unobtrusive forum of
Christmas giving will this Christmas
exceed all previous records.
•
Pre*, Cxroceries always kept on
All 'Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange
'PHONE 17
IIIENSALL
OATMEAL MILL
Feed Oatmeal
fee price $ 12.00
$14,0 0 per
ton, offered for sale
for a wee)L
I). UEQUHART
COAL! C
AL!
Deleware, Lackawanna, &
Western Coal Co's
Scranton Coal
ALF. All Sizes
SCRUTON
SC�,i1J E ON
Hensall.
Shingles for All. Two Cars on Hand
The Hasting 13rand that has stood the test of
tige, and remember the test of time is the test
that tells.
PLIDNIE R9
Order at Once
LEI
Still `'"Eng
Business at
The id Stand
Fanning Mill
Sieves
I am agent for the Clinton fann-
{ ing mill sieves, and • farmers re.
qniring any, can procure them at
We shave been appointed Agents for Amy farm, South of Zurich
• John Hey jr,
the celebrated
Massey Harris l elements
We handle every I11 i le in that line,
Seeding .lieplentent;:, Mai.rure spread-
ers, all kinds of Pluws, Seed Drills,
Disc ller'r'owe, Cultivators, P' ern
Harvesters, etc. • -
Hari e implements,
Binder;:, 1.rt ,year, Rakes, Hay
L eiders, Etc.
• Massey -Harris
• Cream Separators
All kinds of Plow repairs, Gasoline
engiues. See our line of Gutters be-
fore You buy, all our own make. Bug-
gies, Carriages, Wagons, Sleighs,
Square Dealing Our Motto
owe an '..
got. yo
ow .450
At Zurich's Leading
Tailor Shop the only Place,
where the Newest is always
shown first and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Laundry in .Conttectnou
wG�tJiV
LUTHERAN LAYMEN'S
MOVEMENT OF CANADA
IS '.ORGt ArCIZED"
Wil jW ,CEP
i ifaif yo, ever conaideed "Fainting" from the atandpoJM of a :
Insuranc! policy ? •
, • T11e,preniium represented by the coat- of.painting !airrproportfootti
, the importance of the security afforded, -no higher than other inourancs 1
la fact it is considerably smaller, and soon becomes a misilrs quantity.
Why Fire lnsuraoce-Toraadd lnuronce-Llghtain,(1rds?
They only protect when that -which, you wIsh to avert happens.,
•
l trtin-Senour Pain: 100%o pure,
Affords the utmost protectldn, •insures yonr'.property,' beginning
wlthits application. •� "a:'" ' �' _'" +"
It wards off the son dogs of 01d Sol, the nips of Oid jack Frost the
1 ravages of Old Father.Thne. ? ky:sg r wrt y
• Peiveot5 dr -rot-chicks deierloradon Ho safer. sorer or' more;
rellablellesureuee could be offered:. `^"''• �^ 4
On or about January 1st, 1911 -
THE
London Advertiser
will bid you a very cheery
G od Morning
With the Best Morning News-
paper in Western Ontario,
On Tharsday Oct. 20th Most sac
cessfnl meetings of the laymen'. of
the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Canada and the English Synod of
Central Canada were held in St
Mathew's Church Berlin. There -
was a large representation of Ley -
men and Pastors present. As a
result of the session in the interest
of the laymen in practical chur:oh'
tvork has greatly increased and the
Lutheran Laymen's 5lovernerit of
Canada is now a reality.
The officers elected are.
Presiuldnt: Mr. C. H. Stiver,
Unionville. Vice Pres, Dr. Stos
kodf. German Secretary, :i 1r, L.
Petrie, New Hamburg. itnglish
S ioretary, Dr. Johannirt, Hamilton.
Treasurer, IIr. A. Bitzer Berlin
It is lrreposed to have a laymen's
association organizedin each eon
gregation. Any member of an in
dividual association is eligible . to
attend the meetings of the general
association and to vote.
The following committees were
ala elected. Organizing t'oinmit.
tee -The five officers and Mr, Bart
mann, Hamilton Mr. iR%ellr'in,`Ben-
lin and Mr Bolduc, Waterloo,
Literature Committee -Mr: John
Vogt, Berlin : 1fr. F. W. Otterbein
and Rev. C ICarnke, Berlin
Jubilee Committee -The five offie.
oars and liIr. Berner, f4t'ielph, Mr.
H. Kaibfieteen, Tavistock. :if7:•. 'L
Sattler, Berlin. Mr. Julius Roos,
Waterloo, Mr, Monk. Pearl Lake,
Mr. A. C. Wegener, Toronto
One of the important gnestions
that this committee will have char•
of ie that of the celebration of the
lout]: anniversary of the reforma-
tion.
The question as to cohere the
next annual meeting will he held
lies left in the hands of the execu
tive.
watch for it, for it will be
a Hummer.
Notice to Ondiitors
• In the matter of the estate of Jos-
eph Eidt, late of the villege. of Dash-
wood, in the county of llul'on, gentle-
wen; deceased.
%Totiee is hereby given pursuant to the
Statute luthat behalf, that all personshay.
ing claims against the estate of the late
Joseph Eidt who died on or about the
27 day of Sept. 1913,ere required on or be-
fore the Sth day of December 191', to send
by post prepaid or deliver to Miss Louisa
13. Eidt, 277 Gobourg Street, Stratford,
Ontario., their ehristian and snrnames
address and descriptions and the full
particulars of their claims, and the
statement of their accounts and the
nature of the securities, if any; held by
them. And further take notice that after
such'last mentioned date the said exeeu.
trices will proceed to distribute the assets
of the deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice and
the executrices will not be liable for the
said assets or any part thereof to any per-
son or persons of whose claim notice shall
not have been received at the time of such
distribution.
The Meetings
Tho attendance at the meeting
was most encouraging. In the of
tc,rnoon there were about sixty re.
preeenta.tives present while the
nember in the evening was over
four hundred. Many laymen and
pastors were present from "Hamil-
ton,
fan Il-
ton, Guelph; .Toronto, View Hain -
burg Li'ilnira, Stratford, Unionville,
Preston, hiospler, Tavistock, Lin.
wood, Conestoga, St. Jacobs, Wirt.
erloo, Berlin, Zurich and other
;?]aceta. A deep interest in the ser-
;-ices And two stirring addresses
sere features of the meetings.
The first session was held in the
afternacn a, 2 80 o'clool; whiebwas
,naled to order by Mr. 0, Et. Stivot
et Unionville Ont, There were
several inforrnal.addresses and dis^
classic ns by olergvmereend laymen
L'1'ire Ob'ect:and Necessity of
Louisa B: Eidt, Bertha S. Eidt
Executrices.
Dated at Stratford, this 17th day of
November, 1913.
A committee was also appointed
to draft a constilution for presen-
tation to the representation itt the
evening session.
concluded next week
BLAKE
Four weeks till Christmas.
early.
A meeting of the members of , the
Women's Institute was held at the
hone of Mr. J. Lossie en Friday
afternoon last and there it was deciil-
ed to donate fifteen dollars toward
the fund now being raised in hohelf
of the widows and fainilies of the sail-
ors who lost their lives in the lake
disaster.
Shop
R: •THE MARYIN-SENOUR do; Limited •!;
PIINCZMa PVRC PAINT, 70MTaC:AL.
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P�HTONE 13
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GEST OOMISINATtON STORE
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s�-
CTreat •ti!4 eduction Saler
for a ; ays
1
haxe decided to recluse my stock audin order to do
1 am making big cuts in price, Space will allow me to In
tion, only a few of the many bargains 1 am offering.
Our streets are hero ; decorated with
nail boxes which makes it very con-
venient.
The farmers are busy
their beans to Hensel'.
soaring higher, being now
dollars a bushel.
Mrs 0. Johnston who slant a few
weeks visiting in Michigan, has re
turned home,
Dress goods regular 60ctsyd for 40cts
Flannelette (all colors) 86' -wide
reg 12 > fen Oats
11/4 Flanneletteriblanket white grey
reg $1.50 for 1.25
12/4 blankets white grey
reg $1.85 for 1.50
All prints regular 12w fon 10
All ginghams reg 12: for 10
Ladies all wool vest and drawers
reg $1.00 for 75
tt tt ` and drawers
reg 85 for 50
union and 'drawers
reg 60 for 40
" " and drawers
reg 25 for 20
Ladies & children wool hose 50 for 40
t 25 for 20
delivering
Prices are
about two
Butchering has been commenced.
Mr. Milton Tohnston who spent a
month or so in New Ontario with his
brother ;fable, and. who intended to
remain all winter was compelled
through illness, to return 'home,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3, Boyse from the
West are sllondiiig a few clays visiting
Obert.
Ladies fur ruffs and snuffs $8. for 5
tt tt tt $12. for 8.
ti tt Rt tt $14. for 10
winter coats this season's: style
reg $15. for 11.50
rots 12.50 for 9,
reg 10. for 7.50
:1Teii's and boys' ready to wear
and overcoats.;.,'_
Men's shirts r:eg
Lt c Rt
Boys' suits reg
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Cash or Produce
Do not Fail to attend this Big Sale.
Highest Prices paid for Farm Produce
Men's
Ci
.$ 15.60 for 11
12.50 for. 9
10.00 for '7,
reg ; 7: for
reg 6, for
reg 5 fol: 3.
reg 4 for 2,
overcoats reg $10. for 7.
reg $8. for 6.
and drawers reg 1. for
00 for
60 fofor
50 r;
reg 25 for.
reg 20 for
ro
regeg 1215ffor
Tapestry flour rugs reg 20. for
10 pc toilet setts reg $2.75 for 2
10 pc reg 5. for 3
20 lbs gran sugar $1. 6 lbs coffee
21 lb box soda biscuit .22; 2;
pail biscuit for .25; 4.bxs starch 2
3 lbs seeded raisins for 25c; e:
choice Japan tea reg 300 for 20cts.
Men's shirts
tt Li
11 .0 CC
CC cc CC
W all paper roll
ft CC C:,
it CC CC
m't't3®Lafi+li CCJ
Let us know your wants. We
handle everything in 14.1aria
Implements,
Engine
Supplies
Pullies, all sizes and kinds,
Belting, leather or canvas, all
sizes. Shaft boxing and
shafting. Prtnp and lnuaaip
piping,
Buggies, Waggons, Sleighs
and Clutters:
If you are in need of 'Machine Re-
pairs .we cert' get therm for you. ' We
give speeial attention' to our repair
donee tine nt.
LOUIS
- Zarin
WIPERTAKING
Prompt Service
Moderate rha'rcr
W. }L
Znr-ioh, - °lata
NOTICE
Ali accounts riot settled a1
�p°� be given to the Molson.'s D
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