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Make our Store . your headquarters,
For your Fall .and Winter Buying
meet your friends here
LADIES' COATS
WE HAVE JUST OPENED UP A SHIPMENT OF LADIES COATS
AND WOULD BE PLEASAi, TO SHOW THEM TO YOU. THEY
CON'T`AIN THE SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES AND CLOTHS AT
:"ERY REASONABLE PRICES.
NEW COVERT CLOTH
A 54 inch. Cloth of Extra fine texture, !similar to Jersey cloth',
ill not !stretch or pull, very 'suitable for suits or dresses.
CHARMEAN — in pretty shades of Fawn and Navy for Coats, Suits
or Dresses.
PLANNELS — We have 36 piece's of Flannels in Stock, comprising
the newest fancy and ptain shades in 32 and 54 inch widths, col
ors such. as eedarbark, Gypsy red, Tuscan, Sandalwood, Rose-
wood, Coral, Farie-nee blue, Thrush, Buriuesf, blue with white pin
stripe, also black and navy.
'S,'U'OOL SANTOYS — In in, Pototan, Blues, Rosewood; Brown, Fawn,
Henna, Navy. This cloth is very popular ,f we fall wear.
ti:O A TING SPECIAL
6 Piece's Coatings in 54 -in. width, Extra heavy quality at $1.50 yd
r.L ANNELETTE WRAPPERETTES, ETC.
40 pieces of New Flannelettes, opened up in various width and
qualities at lower prices than last season.
DRAPER CLOTHS
In pretty 'shades of rinks andBlues with gilt scroll pattern 1
wide at 60c. yd.' and 75c. ayd.
SWEATER COATS—For Men, Women, Boyd and Girls in Sea'son's
( newest :styles.
IDEAL PATTERNS
We carry a complete Cline ,of IDEAL PATTERNS in Stock. No
need of waiting a week for a Pattern. We have them on hand, and
at the remarkable (low price of 20c, each.
HAND AT P.IGTH PRICES FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
yd.
J ASCHo SONS
°rodu, . Wanted Phone 59
Zurieli'
Zurich's Garage
Gas, his, Greases
Tres, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINE FORD PARTS
,5.UST RECE1 r Ely A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
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F IN NEED OF A. BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO gXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND O'T'HER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
'YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
€%EPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC -
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other make on the market, namely the
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HEATER, A STOVE TIIA'1' WILL COOK AND BAKE WITH
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coil in seven.
Virnace Work, Plumbing Job or Eavetroughing
. .:ane, You mike no mistake by corning here
t done by our Expert Mr. Ted. Milltehoitz.
W 1.1preciate your Patronage
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and .Men's ilosiery, ;Underwear
Etc.
•MACKINAC ` FLANNELETTE
ALL WOOL FLANNEL
STRIPED AND WHITE
FLANNELETTE
ALL LINEN TOWELING
ALL WOOOL BLANKETS
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
J. W.1VlEIZNER
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Room I.
Sr 1—Ed;th Deichert',40; Beatre
Meidinger 399; Homer Salmon 373
Will Brown 305; Ruth Foster 36
Beatrice Thiel 3.59; Bert ,Deiche
347; Karl. Rembe 343; teeter Voiii
296; Theresa Zettei 1.68, ,
Jr. 1—Margaret Schwalm .359,
Hubert Smith 317, Edna Kocher
321; Lawrence Bedard 301; Albert
Clausius 273; Lawrence Voisin 242.
Sr, Pr,—Mae Smith ;276; Laura
Deicheet 274; Patricia Ducharme 249
Lewis Thiel 209.
JrPr. A. ,& E.—Vera Decher 14
Anthony Voisin 125; Denise (Lap
orte 101; Marjjoriy Gellman „ 9
Mary Merner 95, Marie ',Bedard.7
Alphon'sus Grapier 47.
Mrs. G. (Koehler, Teacher..
Boom II.
Jr. III—Beatrice Ga'sch'o 28
Margaret Haberer 262, Alwyn ,S
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':llti�ll'B 261;. Quit be Hess 250, D.o
othy Stelck 243, Ruth IChlircll 24
Alice Decher 238, Harry Foster 21.
xHazzel Uttley 183, Roy ;Smith 16
xRase• Zettel 98..
Sr II—Shirley Koehler 205, Le
nor Hib'rer 176, Char1:!s Thiel, 17
Vera Deichert 173, Ross ,Johnsto
167, Stewart Th'e1 158, Louise Wil
lert 157, xArmand- Grenier 102, 7,Abeet .Leibold 9.0.
Jr. II—Paul Hess 222E ;Rap
Uttley -199; Rota Fleischauer 175
)red Brown 173, Morley Salmon .1
Leela•nd Schwalm 144; Jack Mer
ner 132; Blanche Grenier 103.
Those marked x missed one
more exain'si.
0. VI, O'Brein, Teacher.
Room III
Jr. IV t1—Peart ,Sara•ra's 87, Ad-
eline F1'iscli;auer 85, Violet ich-1
walm 82:. Ruby Church 81%,
van
\Villert 81, Mary Itochem's 79, Har-
old Stade 75, Francis Kipper 74,
Hugh MacKinnon 74, George Du-
charme 15, Byron Ducharule 40.
,1r, I'i+' B--Laur.•tta Farwell 75,
IvIargery G•a'scho 6:3, Albert Heide-
man 62, Olin Faster 57, •Clifford Sal
icor 56,
Sr. II1—Earl Flaxbnard 186, •F1os--
aie Stelck 80, Harvey IClau'sius 75,
Milv�erna Geiger 71, Albert ;Deieb:-
ert 69, Gordon Howald 67, Leohard
Smith 63, Rolland Grenier 51, An-
tionette Grenier 47.
F. M. Kalbfleiach, Teacher
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Mrs. B. Hartman ,is on the sick
list,
vlr. Ira Tiernan kof ,;,?-
ent• Sunday with his tparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E, Tiernan..
Mrs. E, Oe+sch "lot Zurich visited
with her mother, Mise. Genttner last
week. 1
Mr C, Pfile imri.de a buleine'ss trip
to London on Monday, L.
Mrs. A, Brenlie Theft Saturday
for Stratford, where !she ,will spend
the winter with her Ison;.'
Mr. and Mr's, ,Hyt• Scliade and
family spent Sunday in ,Zurich,;.
Mr. Lorne Hite Of Detroit,
visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Geo. H. Pf ile.
Mr. 'and Mrs, iH. Elsie and dau,
ghter Thelma are visiting in Sar-
nia.
• Mr. Wm, S'tire (of .Buffalo
iting in town. •
Mr. Emberly is !o'n the ' e i c k
list, i
Mr. Adam Mane of Tavistock
was a Sunday night •visitor at the
home of Mr. arid •Mils, A. Birk.
Mr, 'and Mrs. (Chas. Rinker are
visiting in London this .week.
Rev, ,H A', Kellerman and ikon
if Tavistock, spent Sunday night
v.-11.11 the former's father, Mr. Geo,
Kellerman.. ;
C)+y+t^ a number from here at -
t -coded. thl church rr-oneningser-
viae's in Zurich or: iSnnd'ay,
Fr rike and 'sister, and lvlis's
7,itritr Willett of .Birmingham,Mich
'4nrut the wnelc-end with 1VIr, and.
11?rs FP.'r•ed Willett. L
BLAKE
lwrl 1Vteaa ;4, A. Carni' to 1
fa nily 'Spent Sunday at theheree•
LOCAL 1VIARiKETS-
Potatoe'4 per bag 1.00
Eggs 24-32-36
Butter Ib.._. _... ... , _ _ _ 40
Dried apples lb, . _._._ — 9
Wheat 1(.25
Oats ... 42
Barley
Buckwheat . .. ...._- _.....-65
Flour --..a 4.75 3.76
Short's per ton__.__ ._.._. _.........34,00
Bran per ton... .__ ... 32.00
Eggs , •.. 44-35--24
Chickens 4y lbs and lover .48-20
Under 4% .. 13-15;
Old hen's 4lb5 and over ... 13-15
Hens under 4 -lbs. 9
Ducks white 13c, colored . llc
Geese live 13c. dressed .. .__ 20c
Turkeys live 28c. dressed ,.,- 32c
Live Hog's, cwt. 1400
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Western Fanners' Mutual
Weather Insurance Ca.
OF WOODSTOCK
THE LARGEST BUSINESS OF
ANY CANADIAN COMPaNY DO-
ING BUSINESS IN ONTARIO.
CASH AND BONDS ON HAND
$85,429,61.
G. Holtzman -- Zurich
AGENT, ALSO DEALER IN LIGE-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE, tf-34
of Mr and Mrs, R. N. Douglas.
Miss Mary Johnston tspent the
week -end with friends in 1Zurich,
The Misses Ida and Anna Gin-
gerieh called on friends in , the
village on Sunday night. L
Mr. and Mrs. ;J. A.. Manson' and
daughter Bea'.rc2 vent the week
end with friends IL ,Blythe.
Miss Margaret Douglas ,enterta
ined a number of herg irl friends
to -a Hallowe'en party ion Satur-
day night. , ..
Quite a number from this vic-
inity attended r:,-opi'ning !cervices
in the. Evangelical Church, ,Zurich,
labst Sunday.
Mr's. E, Clarke has purchased the;
property in . the village owned by
Mr, Ross Johnston and intends mov
ing thereon in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brisson and
family left last week for Windsor
where they intend to reside in
future.
CREDITON
N Sambrook, o ,Auroravisited
for a few clays with •relativeahere
Sorry to report that Hrs. John
Gai'ser is under the. Doctor's care.
Mr,. and •Mira, H. K. Silber, Mr.
and Mrs, J. H. ,1loltztnan, Miss C.
Morlock, and Mr. A. ,Amy last
weekk attended the 0. R, E. C.
Convention in London..
The Crediton Women's ,Institute
held their October meeting in the
In'stiture Hall, with Mrs. gwicker,
the president in the..chair. Arr-
angementswere made for ta chick-
en pie !supper and ,bazaar to be
heTd on Nov. 130th Delegates/
were appointed to the ',Conven-
tion in London on Nov, 9th, 10,141.
, Jacob Finkbeine.i; tit .o fMat-
`thew and "Mary Finkl5einer^ ,wai.
born March 17, 1(862 ,in Stephen Tp.
and departed this life on Oct. •23
1926, at the home, of +d. Fahner,
whei.d' throughout his prolonged
afflcto he received' from' tender
math; loving hands the ,most kindly
tare • a:nd attention, He ;was well
Rod:favorably known, having li ('ed.
hn this coxntnuwnity practically iaiI
his life ti4ne: He ,was unmarried
and an adherent of ,Lion Evangel-
ical church, Crediton and lived a
lite of integrity and uprightness
ato gave testimony that he loved
God and bits kixrgcloxn,.
'Thursday, Ne4!elnlie 4th; j
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FURNITURE
We g Tar a received have recee shipment
Of� G
of new Furniture including Living�
room, new dining .00 . suites and
rockers, kitchen cabinets,
a , tables
and ,chairs
COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW GRACE LINE MDS, BRASS
BEDS, AND A FULL LINE OF THE FAMOUS SIMMONS GUAR-
ANTEED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES,
BRING IN YOUR PICTURES TO BE FRAMTD,
HARD gtW E
A FULL LINE OF SHELF AND HEAVY RARDWA.RII6
BEATTY WASH. MACHINES AND WRINGERS, STOVES AND
FURNACES, WIRE FENCING, STEEL POSTS, POULTRY
FENCING, AND CEMENT,
LET US DO YOUR PLUMING, EVETROUGHfNO OR ROOF-
ING..
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF L00% PURE MARTIN SENIOUR
PAINTS, OILS, CHI-NA;4fEL VARNISHES(
SUPERTEST Gas and Coal Oil.
TRY OUR 'OILS NONE BETTER
BRING IN YOUR OLD RAGGS, TRADE OR. CASH lc. Ik.
Johnston ea Ka1bijejsc.h
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
What is A -
HUM 80 Erie ebenture?
It its the written promise of ,the
62 -year-old financial ,institution tv
repya at maturity the amount of
your investment, and %o ,pay in-
terest half -yearly during the term
at the good rate of
5 per cent.
PER ANNUM
Huron & 'Erie Debentures are is-
sued for $100 for more"for one, two
three, four or five years.
Surplus. security totals
$6,850,000.00
Let me !show you as sam.ple'trus-
tee debenture before you invest
a dollar of your 'savings.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO;—SERVICE AND BARMY
f -I . r:
Li ,V 1 3 3. YOUR WILL? .
Painting and Paper Hanging
LET US, DO YOUR PAINT1NG,
CRANING, PAPERHANuIN , &
DECORATING. WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS 17V/TR RITRI g JOB WE
DO. TRY US ON YOUR
.TOB.
H. kEICKMETER,
ZURICH — ON',
We're-
Pon PALL
'With an extraordinary showing of the Season's
Newest Materials for Men's Suits
301111.
_Drugless
eer and
EXETER
AT WALPER
Every Tuesday,
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Optician
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1 WHERE YOU WILL FIND
•� PiTIVELY THE &3fiGfxIO' TAIiI.+QHR-,.
( INO VALUES EVER HEARD OFP,
IYEARS OP EXPERIENCE COUPLED WYTIr EeONour is Iii
AKINGBI7IRG? TSEMATERIAL DIR.E'C'. 'PROM THE MIt'.lb,'Sr.
AND SELLING TO YOU AT TREMENDOUS S.AV'I>11•GS, 7 iTHAT S 'WHAT PUTS •TUE DOLLARS IN YOUR POOKRT.S
BETTER HURRY AND GET YOUR ORDER Iii' EARLY.
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