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The Official Organ of Zurich. and Hay Township
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 14, 1910,
NO II
We pride ourselves that in this store will
be found all the best and most fashionable goods
that the largest wholesalers in. Canada offer. A
satisfactory purchase is not necessarily one that
commends itself through cheapness alone, but
rather upon the value you receive for your money.
Our prices and values are unsurpassed, quality
considered. We invite your inspection of our
large Fall Stock of seasonable goods,
LADIES' WEAR
Ladies' and Children's Jackets in Black and colors in
plain and diagonal. cloths. All the latest at prices to suit every-
body. Call ia and look through these coats before you buy.
Dress Goods
We are always adding to our range Dress Goods and do
riot hesitate to say teat our showing comprises the latest and
best that can be bought. We have all the popular cloths in all
the leading shades.
NECK FURS
Be sure and look through our stock of Neck Furs and
Ruffs before you buy. Also Mafia to match.
110TOR SCARFS
SPECIALS—Motor semis and clouds from 25 cents up.
Glove, all shades, special at >g cents a. pair.
MILLINERY I I3PT
Our showing of fall style m Trammed Hats is attracting
well merited attention if we can judge by the numbers that visit
this department. You are cordially invited to visit our show 9i/
rooms.
UNDERWEAR
Ladies vests and drawers, special at 25 cents a garment
and up.
Fancy Collars and Sweater Coats
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MEN'$ WEAR
lien's and Boys' Clothing
Faney collars special at 25 cents, Ladies' anal Child
ren's sweater coag, all sizes and prices.
HOSE
Ladies' and Children's ho e, special worsted. at 25 cents a
pail'. The kind that does not wear out.
Tri
We have a large stook to choose from. • We woulu like
yon to have a look through our kook of Boys' suite, of which
we have a very complete line. Also in men's and boys' over-
coats. See our military coat, it is vert- serviceable and looks
neat. Everything in suits, overcome, saps, glove:, iiiitts,
uulerwear, ete. .
FUR COAT S
A large range of Fur Coats in Coon, Yak, Sitka l3eav-
er, Klondike Beaver, Black :Martin, Bulgaria 1 Lamb, Bishop.
Also Furlined Overcoats and Overcoats with Fur Collar. 1'ric-
e3 as low as any. 13uy your winter cio,hinir at this stare and
save money.
NARWARF DEPT
HORSE BLANKETS
We have a complete line of Horse Blanicets ,at all prices.
Also Plush Rugs, Rubber Rugs, Robes, etc. See our Single IIar-;
nms. We guar;antc:e the qnality.
ST I V L.5 ETC
Our lii e of Steel Ranges and Cast Ranges cannot be beaten
Also a full lis e of i3itsehnruers, Oak Stoves, Stove Boards, Elbows
and pipes ete Get oiir prices before you buy.
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al LOCAL NEWS.
A good line of men's overalls at
D. S. Faust,
Mrs. J. Zurbrigg of Hamburg,
is visiting at the home of Mr, Chits,
Brill, this week.
See our crown prince range with
high shelf, large size, for $25.00,
at Hartleib's,
Rev. L. E Eidt, of Dashwood
and Rev. A. D. Gisehler oxchauged
pulpits, on Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. Merger is able to be out
again, having fully revive red from
her recent accident
Mr. and Mrs G.
visiting relatives
Galt, this week.
Misses Cantelon
Holtzman are
in Berlin and
unci Mr. Aids
worth of Clinton, spent Silnday at
the home of Mr. Thomas Johnston.
Fifteen subscribers have been
connected up this week at Dash-
wood, with the rural telephone
system.
We guarantee that the malleable
range will bake and cook with less
fuel than any other stove on the
market, at Hartleib's,
Lost. on Wednesday afternoon, a
locket between Preeter's store and
Post office. Finder please leave at
HERALD office.
Make an effort to attend the Tea
Meeting in Hillsgreen Presbyterian
church. on Monday evening 17th
inst. You will be treated to the
best that's going. Remember the
date.
A. Murdock's shoe store et Hen.
sall, was badly damaged by fire on
Monday evening, oansed by a de-
fective chimney. The loss will he
quite heavy, although some of the
property was saved by removal.
Mr. J. H. Schuettler .has dispos-
ed of all his property here and will
leave next week ' 't .e s wjfe and
mother; for Cieveli.ta whe1e they
intend residing in feit rre. Were
sorry to lose J but wish him
every success in his new home.
The Rev. A. D. Gisohler will
preach anniversary sermon in
(hiselhurst, on Sunday. Rev. C.
C. Cousins of Hensall, will occupy
the pulpit in the Evangelical
church on Sunday evening. Come
and hear him t
Wanted—I am open to take
poultry from now on. Live poultry
wanted every Saturday morning
before 9 o'clock. Dressed poultry
taken every Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday. Highest prices
paid. D. S. Faust.
Dr. Oven's Surgeon, Oculist
specialist, will be at Commercial
Hotel, Znrieh, on Friday. Oct
11th. Hours all day. Glasses
Properly fitted, Catarrh, deafness,
failing eyesight and throat
troubles treated.
theran Church—Rev E.
Nsudoerflcr returned Missionary
from India will have charge of the
services at the Lutheran church,
on Bentley at 10,:10 a. m. He will
preach in German and in the
evening service beginning at 7 p.
m. sharp, he will preach in
English.
Not only does the merchant bene
fit by nclvertising, but people are
finding nut that they can buy all
their supplies from the stores that
tidvertise more cheaply than from
those who clo not, because the
stores that advertise sell a greater
amount of goods and therefore
keep their selling enst at the low-
est point Small profits and chick
.sales is the motto of the merchants
who advertise.
Montreal's building record for
nine months of the present year
shows a marked increase over the
same period of 1909. In fact the
figures are about double and it is
stated 1910 will be one of the big
gest years in the history of the
city, The total valuation, based
on the estimates of materials is
$11,205,38], while the total for the
same period last year was but c5,-
650,412 September has proved Aa
busy building month. Tho totel is
a shade under ono million dollars.
In four other months the amount
is in the neighborhood of a million
and a half, while in July.it rose tin
$3,000,000 Figures for each of tho
n'ne months show a remarkable
difference when compared with
those of last year. Only twine last
year did the total rise above the
million mark, while this year it
has done so five tithes with anoth.
er month just hanging on the bor ..
er of the big suits,
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HE New Fall Goods have arrived. We
have placed a large stock of Fall Goods,
which was bought at right prices.
Our Dress Goods department is filled
with tne• very best and latest Dress Goods.
We invite you to visit us before you purchase
elsewhere.
ur prises ares
ur Goods are Right.
Tho Fail Dress Owls 7s the Diagonal
New Flannelettes, the very best
Patterns in all shades, Shirtings, •
Cottonades, Ladies' and Girls'
Woollen Coats, Men's and Boys'
Woolen Coats, Overalls, Tweed
Pants, Mens and Boys Caps.
Millinery
C:pening
Our Fall display of Millinery is open
for you, under the management' of
MISS G1.LBERT, who has been with
us for several seasons. We have the
Latest Hays, and a large assortment
to choose from.
We invite you to visit this Stole for your Hats
All Farm Produce taken in exchange
DSs FAUST
PHONE17 ZGRICH
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D. S. Faust has a range of ladies
long and short woollen coats.
Mr, W. Lehman, of Mitchell:
spent a few clays this week, with;
Dr. E. W. Stoskopf.
Chamberlain's C'ongh Remedy I
has become famous for its cures of
coughs, colds, croup and inflaeneet.
Try it when in need. it contains
no harmful substance and always •
gives prompt relief. Sold by ell.
dealers
D. S. Faust is open to take large
ionions, bring them along.
The School teacher, are attend-
ing the teachers convention this
week, Thursday and Friday,
At the Missionary service in the
Evangelical ehnrch last Snnriur
the following officers were appoint-
ed. D. S. Faust, President. John
Geig;er, Viae President•, Herman
Swell, Sen. Treasurer. The offer-
ings of the day amounted to nearly
IN 1,0VIN(*MEi ilOItY.
In loving memory of our father
.Samuel .ii,annie. who left ns a year
ago to-dist/ (Oct, 12th 1::00 )
The (children.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We will pay highest prices for
live poultry delivered at our store
every Tuesday forenoon. Wo are
ialso buying all kinds of dressed
poultry for delivery in November.
Pricris guaranteed. J. Preeter.
NOVICE OP DI51 ()LUTION.
Tlro law firm of Prondfont,
Hays Blair has been dissolved lry
the retirement of Mr. Blair.
Mr. J. L. Killoran has taken Mr.
Blair's place, and the business
will in future he earried on in the
same place under the name of
Proudfoot, Hays & %i`illor an.
All persons indebted to the old
firm are requested to settle at as
early, a date as possible.
Dated at Goderich, this first day
of October, A. D. 1910.
Proudfoot, hays sc Blair.
Mr. Wm. Love, of Parkhill was
in town this week doing business
with Mr. Jones R byte, the Massey
Harris ageet.
Miss Josephino Hova'"d has
returned to Berlin last week, after
a couple of weeks' visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mre. Jacob
Howvald.
Mr. Wrn, B. Ruby of the Bronson
Line, lists sold his farm to Mr.
Valentino (.erber, who recently
arrived here from Minnesota. y7.']le
price was kk.aio 1, no,
Mr, John Hey Jr., has pnrchaseit
els. .T, H. Selinettler's :3!) acre
farm for ,15 S0.Oti. John now has
the full ono unnrlred acres and
has a fine piece of land.
Forest fires have ]leen raging
very fiercely in the Northern part
of Minnesota and parts of New
Ontario, tbn past few weeks. Large
numbers have perished in the,
flames and the loss to timber and
Other property is said to reach
$100,000,000.
It is in time of sudden mishap or
accident thitt Chamberlain's Lini-
ment can be relied upon til take
the place of the family doctor, who
cannot always be t'ourid et the
moment. Then it is that Chamber-
lain's Liniment is never tonncl,
wanting. In cases of sprains, °tits,
wounds and bruises Chamberlain's
Liniment takes out the soreness
and drives away the pun, gold by
all dealers.
Here's a good bint for housewiv
es wbo are putting tap fruit, etc.
When all ready to sorew on the
covers jnst grease the ports that
are likely to stick when opening
the can. A little fresh hu d, sweet
butter or pure oil put on them will
enable you to sore♦ the Cover clown
moll tighter, will keep the air out
better, and will save cans. •Bovero
and onss words next winter. �,