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MILLINERY
OPENING
We cordially invite the ladies to our grand Diplay
of Fall Millinery and Novelties. Miss E. Fowler is
again in charge and will be pleased to show you the
latest in New Fall Hats, Shapes, Trimmings, etc.
Opening clays
Saturday, Sept. 23rd and nonday
Sept. 25th, and Following Days.
New Fall Dress Goods
We are showing an exceedingly large range of the newest goods
for Fall and Winter Suity. Our store is noted for its large stock of
all the popular lines in seasonable Dress Goods and we have outdone
all previous efforts this season in selecting a larger and better stock
than ever. You are cordially invited to look over our goods, whether
you buy or not.
Ladies' Coats and Jackets.
Do not buy your new Fall Coat before looking over our stock.
We have jnst received a, large shipment of the latest styles and cloths
Also Fur Lined and Imitation Astrachan Coats, Fur Collar, etc.
Wrapperettes and_ Flannelettes.
• 'We xlesire.tq.eall, speer ti tit51 to ani flue of wra,ppe ettes
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Underwear
We are making a specialty of Sweater Coats this fall. Werare
showing a large range for xnen, women and children. Prices from W
50 cents up. If you intend getting one, call early before the best
colors are gone.01Also a full line of Toques just in.
liose and Gloves a
We handle the famous Puritan make of Underwear. A complete
line in Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear, all sizes and
prices.
Sweater Coats
The Official Organ of"
FRIDAY MORN
and 'Hay Township
. OCT, 27, 1911.
Another line that we make a special feature of. We carry
see them.
everything in this line worth buying and we,want you to
Fur;Ruffs and fluffs
What about your furs for the colder weather. Our new stock is
now in and is complete in every detail. Be sure you see them.
Gent's Wear
1 We are outfitters for men. If you need a New Suit, Overcoat,
Cap, Gloves, Socks, Shirts, Ties, Mufflers, etc.. we can please you.
Our price is right, quality considered.
Fur Coats
Headquarters for all kinds of Fur, Coats, Fur Lined Coats, inti- �t
tation Astrachan Lined Coats, Leather Coats and Corduroy Coats.
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We can give you extra values in these. No trouble to show goods.
The Stove
uestion
We are right when it comes to the question of buying a good
Rrage or Heater. Our leader is the Peerless Peninsular Range,
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which cannot be surpassed in quality. • We fully guarantee every
stove we sell.
Ueda Furnaces,
Eavetroughing, Etc.
PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
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LOCAL NEW ,
rerarar-e r re-ela-suers s es4
Live Fowl of all. kinds tak'exi
every Wednesday forenoon. , High-
est market prices. J. Preeter.
For mens high heel rubbers, call;
at Sam E:, Faust:
Mr. C. Fritz has the foundation
ready for an addition to his shoe
store.
Miss Dollie Hagan of Hillsgreen`
is nursing Mrs. J. A. Williams, at
present.
Miss Helms Koehler of Toronto,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. Peter Koehler.
For ladies high heel rubbers,
pall at Sam E. Faust. •
Mies Maggie Stelok of Guelph,
is visiting at her home here, for a
few weeks.
Miss Caroline Volland has pur-
chased two lots at the South end,
from Mrs, Christina Volland for
$300.00.
Dr. Woods of Bayfield intends.
leaving for England ehortly to
take sa post -graduate course in the
hospitals.
Dutch setts taken in exchange
for shoes, at Sam E Faust.
Mr. James Humphreys has mov-
ed to -town and is 000upying Mrs,
Rannie's dwelling, recently vadat-:
ed by Mr. John Gillman.
Mr. Oscar Koehler has dispo` ed.
of the balance of his five acres at
the North end of town. to his
father, Mr. Peter Koehler.
Misses Vera and Leila Seibert
and Letta Guenther of Dashwood,
were the guests of Miss Muriel
Preeter, over Sunday. •
I will start at the old stand to
receive all kinds of poultry every-
Wednesday.
veryWednesday, Highest price paid::
Jas: Whyte, Zurich
Potatoes w *anteiel• -- Saba ,}1
is ti .aa�g p 4atntr . i o
°slioes
Mr..and Mrs. John thasclio `axe
starting housekeeping in the dwell
ing recently vacated by Mr. • and
Mrs. George Thiel Jr.
Miss Nora Siebert who visited at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Sam
Brown at Crediton, returned home
on Tuesday.
$2700.00 to loan on good farm
security. Apply to E. Zeller,
Zurich
Mrs. Herman Bender of the
Goshen Line, underwent an opera.
tion recently at the hands of Dr
Gunn of Clinton, assisted by Dr.
Campbell.
Auction Sale of farm Stock and
implements on Lot 13 Con 15, Hay.
on Tuesday Oct. 31st at one
o'clock. Wm, Schatz, prop., E.
Bossenberry Auer.
Auction Sale of household effects,
at Bauble Line. mile South of
St. Joseph on Thursday Nov. 2nd.
Lydia and Murcella Desjardine,
props, E. Bossenberry, auct.
For a good heavy winter rubber.
call at Faust's shoe store. We sell
the rubber that is guaranteed. No
better rubber on the market. Give
us a call. Sam E. Faust.
Don't trifle with a cold is good
advice for prudent men and worn.
en. It may be vital in case of a
child. There is' nothing better
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for coug'is and colds in children.
It is safe and sure For sale by
All Dealers.
It costs seven cents' a day to feed a
prisoner at the Walkerton .Tail, accor-
ding to a report just issued by Jailor
11IcKechnei. People who saythat the
price of living is up will not be able
to substantiate their statements by
these figures, • And the huinorous
part of it is that most of the prisoners
are fatter when they leave than when
they enter the institution. To increase
a man's Weight on 7c a day is certain-
ly a feat that few know the secret of,
That the general elections have put
a number of fall fairs out of gear Willi
the statement of J..Lockie Wilson, of
Toronto, superintendent of fall fairs.
"No fewer than forty fairs this year
had to be postponed on ac3ount of the
elections, he said. This of conrse, bun-
ched a number of them, and unfort-
unately at a season of the year char-
acterized by rains. As a result the ten
thousand dollars voted for the first.
time this year to be used as insurance
against bad weather came in 17 er;y
conveniently,"
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ONL-Y A FADED LEAF
la faded leaf
at nestled down on my hair;
st•from a poor, bare bough,
4ieerisp October air.
}gather'd it tenderly in,
could not restrain the tears,
aught of summer's hours
the silent, faded years.
iful fallen leaf,
crimson and gold,
tinge of emerald still,
3ten by frost and cold.
iLkof.the past,
pig of spring's fair hours;
and bloom and sighing winds
;-'-,Tine's ambrosial bowers.
4114 this autumn time,
dor and subtly sweet;
li littered by fallen leaves,
Mg at my feet.
that are good and true
e
out like an autumn clay;
eautiftul at the last,
serenely pass away.
e hills are rapt
e hazy, dreamy light
,Radian summer time,
Cason of calm delight.
tie fallen leaf,
zcal of man's short hour;
and, bloom a little span,
i,de as the leaf and flower.
'Diana Rickbeil is visiting
fiends an Buffalo.
Meng your sett onions, we
dy, to' receive them. Price
teed. C, Hartleib.
Anti Wnrm has returned
three weeks' visit with
Bs: and friends in Detroit.
'back is one of the most
ferns `of muscular rheu-
feW applications of
T�i'piment:
trigG>te.en gavq a,isup
tiesday evening to a
neon tr t;f friends'iri honor of her
moph444 and sister's return from
the west.," ` They report having had
agood:., time,
Aar, fobn Weido has purchased
elp. will am Portersficld's farm at
the Parr -Line, for $8,900,00. This
is the farm formerly owned by Mr.
A. G Elines and is considered one
of the very best in the Township,
Mi. Alonzo Foster of the Baby-
lon 'Line, who was injured at
Dashwood recently wishes to
expresla his sincere thanks to the
people who so kindly assisted him
at the, time of the accident.
New Fall Shoes
The New Fall Models in Men's and Wonuni's Shoes sire now ready
your inspection.
Children's Fine Shoes
We carry a full line of the Weston
Shoes, the best The best Children's
Shoe on the market. These Weston
Shoe are solid throughout and no
other shoe can equal them for wear.
Men & Boys' Everyday Shoes
We have a full line of Split Leath-
er Calf, Grain and Kip.
Ladie's Shoes
There ase the New High Toes,
Short Vtamar-in Patent Leathers ani;:
Gun Metals..
Gen omen's Shoes
• The new High Toes in Patent Lea-
ther, Gun Metals and Dongola Kiat... --
These are the leaders.
Boots, Rubbers and Felts bought of the best Manuf chtrers iin • Canada.
Brind your feet an get them Fitted.
We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken: in exchange
SAM. E. FRUST,
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The New PIour, Feed
and Grocery Store
Groceries
All Fresh and up' -to -date'
6 lbs. Rice 25c.
3 lbs. Best Seeded Raisins 25c.,
8 lbs. Best Currants 25e:.
8 lbs. Best Oatmeal 2.5c.
Red Rose Tea 28c.
Young Hy son Tea 2'5e.
Tapioca 9c• lb.
3 Boxes Washing Soda 25c.
Dutch Cleanser 9e pkg.
Rath Borioks 4'c:
Biscuits 25c• box for Het
Telephone your wants to No. 28 •
O. IS JEFFREY, .
• A sad fatality ocetured on Friday
of last Week When. James Staey, one•
of' the best known farmers of D.unwi-
ck North, lost his life. Mr:. Stacy,
who owned a threshing outfit,w=as• mo-
ving the same over the Middlemis br-
idge about noon, and. was conpling the
engine and separator when, the two,
carne together violently, crau.shing hiin
badly. He was removed to his own
home and medicalaid sarnunon4 bui
death came last night. Mr. Stacy lea-
ves a widow and one daughter;. Miss,
Eva.
Lutheran Church—Owing to the
absence of the pastor. who has to
officiate at the dedication of the
new Seminary in Waterloo, there
will be,' no service in St. Peter's
Lutheran church on Sunday, the
29th i;gst , but Sunday School will
commence at 10 a, m.
k!Crs.''Mazgdalena Hartleib, widow
of then `late Carl Hartleib. died at
Dashwood early on Tuesday morn
ing, •lit the age of 82 years, 5
motatths and 23 days.. The deceased
had been- e. resident of Dashwood
for Many years and was highly
respected by all. Mr. Charles
Hartleib.of this town is a son. The
funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon,. the interment taking
place ;in the Bronson Line cem.
clot,.
Mrs. James Green and little
daughter Vietta Pearl, returned
from the West last Tuesday, after
a two months visit with her sister
Mrs. Curry and other friends in
and around . Monsesi w and her
brother Alfred of KeTrohert, whom
she bud rot seen for eighteen
rears, • and another sister Mrs
Daypran, of Whiteevoocl. She re-
ports that the crops were excellent
and would have been a money
maker hacl it not been for wet
weather and frost. .
Ow home merchant takes the
farmer.'s produce. With them he
finds a :,;ready market for his but
te,' and eggs, his potatoes and
apples, . These department stores
take only his money. Our home
merchants, not for profit, but fol
accommodation and to assist the
farmers, buy his produce. They
sell it • is a, majority of cases for
less than they pay for it and often
handle it at a loss yet souse farm
ors do not appreciate this and take
this very same mon ly and send it
to a, department store when they
could got better btargfLins right at
b.oinea
B•O•RN
STRANGE — In McGi'lliivary;. en
Tuesday, Oct. 17th, to Mr:. aa1:d.
Mrs. John Strange• a soar_
UTTLE —At Zurich, on ;Oct. 19th
to Mr, and Mrs. William: U'ttiey,
a son
You are not experimenting • on
yourself when you take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for a cold as
that preparation has won its great
reputation and extensive sale by
its remarkable cures for colds, and
can always be depended upon. It
is equally valuable for adults and
children and may be given t o
young children with implicit confi.
dente as it contains no harmful
drug. Sold by All Dealers.
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Try our 75-eent A1'arm Clock. Yont
• take no chances. We absolut-
ely guarantee them 2 years
The Best Luminous Alarm Clocle
and spasmodic- repeater, $1.251
and $2.00, None Better.
Musical Alarms, with automatic
fly, The best made — $2,25:,
— GUARANTEED ---
F. W. IIESS
Jeweller, - ZURICH(
Our New Fill Shoes
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We cordially invite the ladies to our grand display of Fall Shoes.. We
are showing a large range iu Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, with
Velvet Tops, made on the,,NowI'ork puff lasts, the very latest,
G ntlemen's Shoes
We are outfitters for Men'siFine Shoes, Come in and yce ti4I new last
in lien's Fall Shoos.
Mr. Farmer come in and let us talk to yon about Water ,',xoaf Shoes for
the wet weather.
Repairing Dane Ne atly and Promptly.
\Ve are headquarters for
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A Trunk or a Suit Case
Butter and Eggs Taken ill Exchange,
ITZ, = Zurich
The Home, of Good Shoes
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