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reduction on all
adies' 1k3ad
htuiie1
ts
All ats at 3.00
And Leg
tA Big Stook 'None -4 Blan-
,,s, and Flannellette
3nkets, Ladle's, Gent's and
ildren's Sweater Coats.
ts
a
ff Your Winter Underwear
uill be satisfactory if you buy it here, where all the
tkinds are shown and aproper fit is assured.
te glad to show what we have whether you choose
• ,• Or not. .
ig -values in Ladies' New Coats
these elvt-tea ;:?_•ar tenth and ...yon.'11 realize ..their - mecca -am on
(i,veness.' The. styles are siimPly gran', you .help • :liking
The priees We 6A do not begin to ten the true worth of the
• its.
a
2oine and see our new stock of Furs, Ruffs, Muffs,
es' Fur Coats and Geirt's Fur Lined Coats, we have
all Prices.
apperettes and
Nelveteens Wr
Flannelettes
FURS
d
N -e are showing all colors in Velveteens, which are
fashionable this fall,
'Ladits' Neckwear and Belts
We have everything that is New in. Ladies
rK wear and Belts. You will iind everything
is new and different displayed here. All the
cleverest idea are new, smart. tasty and up
time.
iollest prices paid for all
kinds of Farrn Produce
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KHLUM ATI SM :1 annual Xmas festival on Xmas night.
An Oratovio Cantata entitled Shiloh
in which Over 70 •voices are already
UUNE SAYR being' trained.
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absence •of the pastor ROY.
9 „„ E.1.1131nicia Ni410 will eemdact quarterly
meeting services at Rodney. G. K.
.1),ow,, will occupy the pulpit in. the
morniag and Rev. Yelland of Exeter,
Morriscy's No. 7 and Lini'" the evening in the Evan. church.
ment Cured his Knee.
"Feels good as new."
W. E. MacNiven of Toronto, sent
at by the treiniaion Allianee,preach-
temnerance termon in the Evan -
St._
John, N.T3.; April 12, Mt. ell arch Stunlay night last,which
"I am glad to report that my kno
to led to'
was is .1 with rapt attcntion by
completely cured of Rheurnatisni--tharlts., _ vlience and
many were the com-
b:, Father Morriscy's No.. 7 Rh eumittirs: aa.
:Ante heard on all sides, Ho is a very
& Kidney Tablets, as they 'alottrice a- re-
speaker, and his sermon left a
sponsible for my cure. I .was u
a. number of years, and tried everything 1g�od imaessioa on the audience,
heard of, and needless to say, spent quite: —
a sum of money without any results. 1
have no further trouble now, and my knee
feels as good as new, I was personally
acquainted with the late Father Morrisey
and know his remedios are good. 4nyono,
suffering from Rheumatism and- Kidney
trouble should by all means try No. 7
Tablets, as 1 canprAhreercctiulilyn.LN
reuconi, mend
them." m
his 1101130.
Provincial Detective, St. John, N. 13„ r
n is not a "Cr e-: Rey. Mr. Grenzebach returned
The above prescriptio
In
pue from Walkerton last Thursday.
D.A.SEENVOOD
Vera Siebert visited in ..Zurich
oe Wednesday last.
Jr and Mrs. William Weld spent
'Sunday with friends.
• Mr. john Graybeil spent Sunday
All " or so-called patent medicine..
Morriscy prescribed it for 44 years ardit I ':.:11,11,r.Frealfallett of Exeter called
ce
red thousands after other doctors f;tilled, len etendsin tOW11 Friday last.
rice,.
50c. per box at your dealers, or Mv,A. Miller left for London 011
Father Morriscy Medicine Co., LiMited„.[
'Monday last,
Intreal. 300.
1 Jr.Jas. Grieadeft last week on a
OREDITON
OitSalit trip through _Michigan.
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Rev. E. Burn °faceted at a funeral
in Shakespeare on Saturday.
The Misses Carrie Weiu and Della
Schwartz left for Detroit ou Wedees-
day last.
Miss Beta Rienzi°, who is attending
the 'Model School at Clinton, spent'
Saturday last at her home here.
The four W's niet at the home of
Miss Tillie Wein on Monday last and
spent a very pleasnt evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston of Harbor
Springs Mich., is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. \Vm. Lewis for a few weeks.
With the •return of winter o#,
genial stage driver Oscar, has returned
and it seems natural to hear his warn-
ing cry "Board"
Word was received on Tuesday of
the death of 'Mrs. Dan Truemner bf
near I)asbwood, and daughter of Mrs.
Tacob Finkbeiner of our
Mr. Harry Trick, who has been
visiting under the parental. reef for
feta day, has agart ,• rettirii0
Chatham.,
Mr. W. W. Kerr of Wiachelsin
still confined to the house
throaghill-
ness and at time , of writing is in
critical condition.
Mr. Henry Billie'. and Mr. Paul
Shenck who have been on a three
weeks deer hunt, return...id borne on.
Friday lest, bringing with them three,
good sized deer.
Mr. Clarence Holtzmaun on Thar-
clay of last week, while assisting
Young ]lros. in roofing a shed for
Mr. Wm. Kestle, accidently fell from
a ladder and landed en his head
severly injuring his eye and receiving
other injuries and as a result is laid
off work for a few days.
Ebenezer congregation was favored
for their ThanksgiVing Anneversary
They had good weather, good crowds.,
a good preacher and a good choir.
Rev. G. J. Kerr of Liman, gave them
excellent sermons which were highly
appreciated. The Crediton choir
rendered very choice anthems. Total
receipts $132.00. Then on Monday
Evening Rev. Mr, Millyard. of Heim%
gavo his entertaining Stereoption talk
Ten Nights in a Bat-Romn and TIM
Shamrock, Rose and Thistle. The
weather was not so kind but a fair
crowd enjoyed a first class program.
Receipts *10.00.
Mr. Chris. Eilber was visiting with
friends in town an Sunday last.
• The Rev. Mr. Yelland of Exeter
will preach in the Evangelical Church
on Sunday evening next. .
The Revs. R. Hicks and E. Burn
attended a meeting of the Ministrial
Association held in Exeter On Monday.
Miss Lizzie Finkbeiner of Buffalo
is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew INkbii11.01;.
Finkbeiner met with a Soliotte
accident just before coining horde by
falling down stairs and injuring her
.knee.
Those who had. the oppodunity
and were brave enough ta fade the
storm and attended the services in
the Methodist church lug SiindaY
night were well paid for their ant.
Rev. E. D. Silcox of Torento,'gaVe"a •
splendid address on the attitude' o
the church and comaninitY towards
licensed saloons. He' ate sang Iwo
solos, Come again Mr. Silcox,"
The Sunday school of Zion VIVan.}
church, bore decided to celebrai their
Mr. Steer of the Molsons Bank,
•,weei he -Exeter ,Ilonday.
Mist Beaver from the 14th con.
visited friends in town on Sunday.
C. Fritz end Mrs. W. Fritz
called on friends in town last There -
da.
• Ars. Ratteubury of Brucefield, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. R. T. Dun-
itses riereher and Beaver from
the kith con. visited. frienils in town
over Siinday.
Ed. Stire, who has spent the
•sammer near Slupka, has returned
darne. for thewinter.
' 31.1..z and Mrs. Edward Stelek of
Blake, visited en Thursday with Mr.
e:nd Mrs. Phillop Fassold.
'inuaber of our young men have
opened up a Club room for the
Winter. • .
FARM FOR SALE
ney, County
se:. large bank
barb, three driving sheds, plenty
of good water, good fences, partly
tile drbeel) 35 acres "Rood bush.
The eon is clay and sandy loam,
3 acre apple, pear, plum, black
cherry orchard, 1100 pench trees,
e00. bearipg, 10 acres berries in
bearing. The farm is in good
eondittor. This farm hes on the
shore of Lake Huron near St.
Joseph and is as nicely located as
env in the County. For further
information apply en premises,
Daniel Sni ,
St. Joseph P. 0
TREES TEAT WILL GROW.
W.eien, buying fruit and orna-
mental trees. see to it that yon buy
of it Ifirtll whose trees have the
rigeksort of roots and have been
handled oorrectly Jn the nurseries,
Onr trees will grow ; there is a
rea sQn
Take an e,geney ; send for terms.
Outfit free.
• Thos. W. Bowtnan & Son
Co, Ltd, .Ridgevillo Ont„
2111116a1=11•DiP967091.1
)0T/ON SALE
okT,HOtISE ANI) PROPERTY IN
THE VILLAGE OF ZULICH
The raidersie;ned. on behalf of the
surf Trustees of the Regular
Baitist Church of the Township Of
Hay Will offer for sale by public
anAion at the Dominpn Hotel in the
Village of Zurich on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th. at
2,p„rn., the residence end property
on the South side of the Zuricli road
better known as the Baptist Church
property. The property consists of
*lots on. which are a good frame
1) se with first-class cellar and cist-
te also a good, stable and shed, the
140.ek ehureb, building 50 by 80 aLd
akeXcellent garden of small fruits.
TVie is One of • the most desirable
r,Aidenee locations m Zurich.
SaIe—iTen per cent. cash
balance within thirty day. For
particuhus apply to El Boos -
c6;
terry, Auctioneer.
ddiduton & Stan'iury, Exeter &Hen.
pairs, for sit's' Trustees.
rA GIRLS WANTED, $5
per week to start with for
girls eighteen and over.
Apply, at once, D. S. PERRIN (35 CO.
#nitea, London, Ontario.
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What those who know, have to say about the Modern.
Malleable Iron Range bought of C. Hartleib Zurich,
Geo, Clausins •
Sem Faust .1
John Campbell •
Jacob Weiclo
Christian Meyers
John Laport
John Scutinnore
Stelk
Solinon Gingerich
Henry Valliant
Sam Howtton,
E.W. 13rokenshire
Henry Wolper
Thomas Turnbull
Christian Badour
William Denomy
Jacob Hartleib
Loins Rinker
Geo. Armstrong
We have great faith in the above stove and are willing
to stake $100 that there is not another stove made in Canada
that will cook and bake with as little fuel as the Modern.
1,191.13.134131114119W • • • If MI
A full stock of all kinds of
to choose from al- prices just a little cheaper than the ordinary run,
Terms Cash or Trade at Cash Price
IL 113,PHONE 3 ZURLCH
F1URON'S LARCEST COMBINATION 'WORE
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Just to hand. Bring in
your orders. Close price
PHONE 19
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Now is the Time You
Ladies • Should Think
of your new Fall: Clot ‘e
Dress Goods
We' give particular attention to our
dress goods and suiting. These are
the best we have had for a long Wee
and still we aro adding daily, prices
are low and quality very best. Come
in and see our goods before you bay.
, Men's Suits
We have reduced our Men's Suits
to cost and if you need something cheap
and good you can get it here.
Soft Hats
M»n's soft felt Hats regular price
from 1.00 to MO now for 25e.
RUBY
Underwear--..
All kinds of Ladle's and Men's
Underwear can be shown here, fleeced
lined, wool or natural wool, all kinds
and prices range from 50e to $3.50
a suit.
Ladie's Had Bags & Belts
just received a large assortment of
Ladies velvet and Leather Hand Bags
• and colored elastic Belts.
Coats
Ladie's Coats are very popular this
year. Our stack is larger then ever
before. Do you want a coat? if so!
come here.
PHONT 17
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Prompt Service
Moderate rharges
N. HOFFMAN
Zurich. - Ontario
.4551IP ' ' ' $.:. V401-111, '. • 11.04V-tiMSMA
Mar=11KKCIAS
NOTICE
I hereby re(jutit that all2 accountF
owing nt Calmint's Brick and
Yards, be paid on or before Oct.
6-8 "WM. MALTA:3i Mana;q0,.
ES ]Tae
L
PI
s Ma1c (Thibault.
IWe have not
0 BUSilaess yet
. sold out our
,..Implement
We are still
forging ahead at the Old
Place.
The following are some of our lines
we keep in stock .
Plows & Repairs
Percival No. Io -13, Flenrv's
No, 21, Cooksbutt all kinds, Viiilk.
bison all kinds, Land Rollers.
implements & Repairs,
BInders, 'Mowers, Cultivators
(best made) Fins Drills,, Disc Har.
rows (best made)
Eureka Onion Seed Drills for all
seeds, Eureka Fountain Spray..
ers best in the market, Oar.
den Cultivators, Lon.
don's Hay rracks,
Loadon's Barn
Fixtures
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Buggies, CarriPges,
Wagons
All our own r ate.
FS
SS SON
ZURICU