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FRIDAY MORNI
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LOCAL NEWS.
and Hay Township
We carry a full supply of horse r
blankets, bells, etc. J. Preetet.
Mr. Charles Eilber of Stephen,
visited relatives in town, on Saturday.
Mr. D. Wotherspoon of Ailsa Craig,
wa-s in town last week for a few days.'
About ten good breeding yoes for
sale. Apply to Jacob Haberer, Zurich:
C. Fritz has completed the addition
to his shoe store and it greatly adds
to the appearance of the Main Street.'
Among those who returned from..
the West recently are L. Kipper, F.
Siemon and H. Fuss. -
Mr. Andrew Price has purchased
Mr. John A. Trueman's two lots on
Centre St. for $160.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor of . Exeter
visited the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rupp, over Sunday.
Misses Esther and Laura Schilbe
of Exeter visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Abel Schilbe, over Sunday.
The first real snow storm of the
winter visited this section on Sunday.
The cold was intense and the strong
wind inade things very unpleasant
Mr. Jacob Howald had the anis-
fortune to have his finger caught in a
meat grinder on Monday with 'the ,r
result that it was badly cut.
There will be sold by auction on t
Thursday, Nov. 23rd, Johnston Hotel'
at 2 o'clock p. m. a choice lot of cows,
steers ancdheifers. W. H. Odelle, Ed.'
Bossenberry, auctioneer,
Mr. J.J. Merner M.P.of eZurich,'
left for Ottawa on Monday after-
noon, to attentd' the opening b thcr
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Itosseau of Michigan visited
its, Mr. and Mra. Abram
the past week.
dies of the Eyangelieal Chil-
e been doing missionary work
a box of clothes to the child-
Viiinipeg. Tho Y. P. A. sent
all articles along to the poor
d of the sante city.
John Fuss and Conrad
tuned from- Western Canada
ty, where they helped to har-.
en.Ornieus wheat crop during
`few months. They seem
:sed with the prospects of the
pleased , to recommend
erlain's Cough Remedy as
t thing I know of and safest
;y forooughs, oolds and'bron.
trouble," writes Mrs. L. B.
of Deliver, Oolo. "We have
repeatedly and it has never
'.to give relief." For sale by
alers.
d.Zeller went to Toronto on
s trip last Monday and exp -
attend the great Liberal Rally
.,held in Massey Hall, Tuesday
Cg when the introduction of Mr.
theLiberal Leader, will take
Mr. Rowell is the highest
of a man anct the Liberal Party
19 -well to rally around hili.—It
-;Tell victory.
to,Y. l'. A service in the Evan-
`hurch last Tuesday evening
stinteresting and helpful under
iership of Miss Lottie Galster.
tor took up the question
aiid answered the various
Quite an interest was
d births members of the
t this meeting, as not only
Haber of questions that were
the hox to be answered.
edutive Committee of the
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Underwear
We can outfit you in all your winter clothing. Try us for under
wear, wollen wear of all kinds, blankets, mitts etc. etc.
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
We are making a specialty of Sweater Coats this fall. Wei are
showing a large range for men, women and children. Prices from
150,cents up. If you. intend getting one, call early before the best
colors are gone. J.Also a full line of Toques just in.
Lades' Coats and Jackets
1)o not buy your new Fall Coat before looking over our stock.
Wo have just received a large shipment of the'latest styles and cloths
Also Fur Lined and Imitation Astrachan Coats, Fur Collar, etc.
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
11 the popular lines in seasonable Dress Goods and we have outdone
all previous effort's this season in selecting a larger and better stock
litho ever; You are. ccrdially invited to look over our goods, t;hether
-you buy or not.
Fur Coats
We are making a special feature of fur goods this season. We
have a large stock to choose from. Our prices are right, quality con
sidered.
Headquarters for all kinds of Fur Coats, Fur Lined Coats, inli-
tr�tioll Astrachan Lined Coats, Leather Coats and Corduroy Coats.
1'e can ,give you extra values hi these. • No trouble to show goods.
Nessa Furnaces,
Eavetroughing, Etc.
PROW:: TAKEN PA ::CHANCE
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%'a1u kr} �1 i'¢i'rftPx7t :
taking place on „•,day evc`t
last. Exeter and Hensall lodge. Niru'"
about 80 members' from each vivre
present and assisted in the initiation..
Mr. S. Merner of the 14th is kept
busy threshing beaus and clover these
last few days. Sam is a busy man
ever since the threshing season began.
Mr. Henry Brown is his faithful ass-
istant.
The evening service in St.Peter's
Lutheran Church will be conducted
in English. The subject of Meditat-
ion will be the growth of the Chrst-
ian upwards and outwards. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets do not sicken or gripe,
and may be taken with perfect
safety by the most delicate woman
or the youngest child. .Che old
and feeble will also find then, a
most suitable remedy for aiding
and strengtl•ening their weakened
digestion and for ) egulating the
bowels. For sale by all dealers.
Bev. Mr- Cotton 13. A. of Toronto
preached in the Evangelical Church
on Sunday evening. A fair crowd
had gathered in spite of the blustering
weather. Mr. Cotton gave a very
clear, instructive and convincing add-
ress on the Temperance Work of this
fair Dominion of ours, and the ;;eat
need of more united effect on the a;
of the Christian people of oureo ntr;.•
to overthrow the great evil of intea, p•
erance•
Estray Steee,- Strayed from the
Premises of the undersigned lot 11
con. 18 Stephen about two weeks ago
a red and white steer rising three
years old with split at -bottom of right
ear and clip out of top of the left.
Finder kindly notify owner Lorne
Sullivan, Centralia P. 0.
A heavy snow covers Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta. The mer-
cury stands at 8 below in
Manitoba and 10 below further west.
All threshing is held up indefin-
itely. About 80 per cent of the west
even crop rennins nuthreshed in Sask-
atchewan and Alberta.
At the meeting of the Goderich
council held last Friday evening; the
:Ilecial committee reported that the
petition asking for the, submission of.
the local option bylaw was signed, by
more than the r.lcquired nurnber
persons and it wit; lleciclo.l that e, by
liar should be pr Tared arta a vote
takeiu en it at the nyun.'cipal0l06a:oils
in J;nlary.
l,l� pointed. tht ' follow-
. , W
. llllam Hoy, Jacob
Henry Wesloh, Samuel
)c ii eeeeTyres Schoch, Alf. 1felick,
Jolt 4'ecter and Sylvanus Witmer.
sis gentleman should take
up tlen
`tic,(. a„• ,ince, before the weather
Airs . o cold.
tla) Tiiesdny forenoon at the Cath-
olic t'harOi. Zurich, the wedding took
pins,(r f'Mr> Philip Masse, of St. -
Joseph and Miss Myrtle Meidinger
dauwior of Mfrs. S. Meidinger, 146
con.' The eereinony was witnessed
by iu e. , friends, Rev. Father Stroedrr
officiating,. They will reside on the
14th eon. Hay. The Herald joins in
extei eg best wishes to the happy
couple,
. Daa1E1 \Vilson•of Grand Bend, was
sentetiled to six months in Goderich
jail by lltclge Holt for an assault he
coinittitted on Miss Ennna Smith in
Grand'i3eud on Aug. 17th. The girl
is 11i years of age; and in charging
strongly against the prisoner, the
judge told -Elm that he might have
been charged with a much more ser-
iotiS offence h:u1 not some people pass-
1t1g, ntel fet'e4.
I ing�loeorge and Queen Mary left
London Saturday horning for Ports-
mol'ith'4t boated the new liner )rQllina,
which will carry- there t:, India for
he l'irlieial.durbar to be uelcl in Delhi
) vt in nth. • As this was their
,,,i • is ' last appearance in the catp-
tila ' ,r'atearly • three months, their
l)artitt f wa:7 vin' , with Bruch cere-
monial. Aec.on� trued by the Prince
of Waley ..,rid ;Princess Mary, and
escortad hs imperial i:l horse guards,
they drovs' in an open carriage over a
round." o ,way to Victoria station.
The str g i
who gate
iastic set
gatheritt
were lined with people,
royal couple an euthus-
off. P1xu'e was agreat
:rho station.
MArt1J 0..t'atfT.s---'.1111c following
is the ti, 'cot report, corrected to
Wedness(l r o0(1 of ear b week, i
Oats 11:.bush
Parley,, f `a htisli
\Vlleat'P , to 77t,a bush
,)porta i.3 7 a ten
Ilraai 1,.,q4 a ton'
'Whit( �i u.Plc .ttr $2.,o0
11 ' L.55 -
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Pota,i)o, , `: .1t i a,,
.slily tti, 1t1 4112
TTo:ee ,t:y}ght, T+1 cyi.'1
1)ric l tlr'4r�y `Ic.
4ien:ns $1..r•o.. 4.le7' a .Lu51.1%)
New fall Shoes
The New Pall Models in Mens and Women's Shoes are now ready'
your. inspection.
Children's Fine Shoes
We carry a rill line of the Westolu
Shoes, the best The best Children'se
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"frill line of Split Leath-
er Calf, Grain and Kip.
or
Ladie's Shoes
There ace the New High Toes,
Short Vamps in Patent Leathers and
Gun Metals.
Gentlemen's Shoes
The new High Toes in Patent Lea-
ther, Gun Metals and , Dongola Kid.
These are the leaders.
Boots, Rubbers and Felts bought of the best Manufacturers in Canada.
Brind your feet and get them Fitted.
We do Repairing Butter and eggs taken in exchange
SAM. E. FAUST, -- ZURICH
The New Elour, deed
and Grocery Store
Flax Meal, Flax Seed, Oil Cake, Biddy's Cream,
Equivalent Stock Food, Barley and Wheat chop. I can
supply any quantity of Mill Feed on One Day's Notice.
Buckwheat and Potatoes Wanted.
Terms—flour, clash or grain taken in exchange.
LOUIS iTEFFREL,
There IS little danger from a. gold
or from an attack of the grip ex-
cept when followed by pneumonia,
and this never happens when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
used. This remedy has won its
great reputation and extensive sale
by its remarkable cures of colds
and grip and can be relied upon
with implicit confidence. For sale
by all dealers,
The King George hotel, Hensall,.
was offered for sale on Friday after-
noon but as none of the amounts off-
ered were sufllcent, no sale was made.
Contractor McKenzie has stopped
work on the new postofiice at Seaforth
for the season and is having the walls
covered for the winter.
?Ies •rs Ware Oliver of Grand Ilend
and Peter McKenzie of Shipkat, left on
Tuesday Iast week to attend the ann-
nal meeting of the shareholders. of the
Brantford Cordage Company of Brant-
ford. This is the 18th meeting Mr.
Oliver ,las attended.
Word has been received from the
\Ilssionaries et C'hengtn, China, that
they are all safe although since Sept-
ember
t-
ember they have been entirely cat off
from the outside world and expect to
he compelled to remain within the
compound for some time vet.
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Try our 75 -cent Alarm Clock. lt'otL
take no chances. We absolut-
ely guarantee them 2 years
The Best Luminous Alarm Clock
and spasmodic repeater, $1.25
and .2.00, None Better,
Musical Alarms, with autonpatio
IV. The best made — 42,25.
—:GUARANTEED —
F. W. IIESS
Jeweller, - ZURICFI
Our New Fall Shoes
\Ve cordially invite the ladies to our grand display of Fall Shoes. \Vek
are showing a large range in Gun Metal, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, with
Velvet Tops, made otl tlle_Nett•=fork l,nil' lasts, the very latest,
Gentlemen's Shoes
We are outfitters for Men's_ ine Shoes. Come in and see the new ittsta
in Men's Fall Shoes. •
Mr. Farmer come in and lot us ta'k to yon abort Water Pvoof Shoes fork
the wet weather.
Repairing ,Pone Neatly and Promptly.
We .are h^adquartcr; far
A lerunk or a Suit Case
Butter and Eggs Taken. in Exchange,
Urge
The Hooke of Goof Shoes