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The Store with the Stock
Fail Winter Goods
We carry a heavy Stock of Fall and Winter
Goods to meet the need of our many Customers
Our prices are. reasonable
NEW COVERT CLOTH
A 51 inch Cloth of Extra fine texture, similar to Jersey cloth,
will not stretch or pull, very (suitable for suits or dresses.
CHARMEAN -- in pretty shades of Fawn and Navy for Coats, Suits
or Dresses.
•LANNELS - We have 36 piece's of Flannels in Stock, comprising
the newest fancy and plain shades in 32 and 54 inch widths, col
.o.. ors 'such as cedarbark, Gypsy red, Tuscan, Sandalwood, Rose-
wood, Coral, Farienee blue, Thrush, Burmese blue With white pin
stripe, also black and navy.
i'WOOL SANTOYS - In in Pototan, Blues, Rosewood; Brown, Fawn,
Henna, Navy. This cloth is very popular Ivor fall wear.
COATING SPECIAL
i Pieces Coatings in 54 -in, width, Extra heavy quality at $1.50 yd
`LANNELE 'TE WRAPPERETTbS, ETC.
40 pieces of New Flannelettes, opened up in various widths and
qualities at lower prices than last season,
EiRAPER CLOTHS
In pretty shades of Pinks andBlues with gilt scroll pattern 1 yd.
wide at ,60e. yd. and 75c. ayd. •
SWEATER COATS -For Men, Women, Boyd and Girls
newest styles.
:UNDERWEAR -For Ladies wear. Penman's, Velva and
Brand's, also Wooltex for Cbildren'le wear.
IDEAL PATTERNS
in Season's
.Crescent -
Wei carry a c'om,p.iete cline ,of IDEAL PATTERNS in Stock. No
reed of waiting, a week for a Pattern. We have them on hand, and
at the remarkable flow price of 20c. each.
HAND AT RIGTH PRICES .FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
Dutch Setts Wanted. Bring them as soon as you can
J. GASCHO & SONS
Pmdu_Wanted Phone 59
Zurich's Garage
Gas, Oils, Greases Tires, Tubs, Repairs
GENUINE FORD PARTS
=ST ttEUE1 v E D A SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND. TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
tL s. ram BATTERY'
EF IN NEED OF A. BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE,
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AN 0 OTHER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MARE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
BATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING, EXPERT AUTO
ELREPAIRING EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
1STYLENE WELDING. t II! i f t t e l4litlLilaL
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE "
tiasseau Zurich
6 efts. evire eaeoo®•os. ►N.0sai.6000.io111000 0....4.HBN/. r
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Nigher are getting cool — Winter 1
will sou be,
here, this puts us in ;
w mind of that New Stove, one that will
I give more heat with less fuel than any II
I other Make on the market, namely the
Clarex Quebec. combined Cooker and :.
IHEATER, A STOVE THAT WILL COOK AND BAKE WITH :
ANY OF. THEM, AND FOR,,,HEATING CANNOT BE BEAT, T ! ,
3 HEY ARE MADE IN ,TWO SIZES18N18 in. and 20x20 in evens j
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IN I+U.f'.R w�RS WE CAN GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST THAT
MONE ✓ r.ti v 'BUY, "THE HRECLA" A REAL OLD STANDBY
A FUR '-;:: ,'tITAT HAS GIVEN SATISFACTION TO THOU •
SANDS ,i. ;,e1I18 FOR MANY YEARS, The Furnace that 1
saves on , of coal in seven,
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c` vi -, o, fF,-rnace Work, Plumbing Job or Eavetroughing i
! .„ei one:, You nz:ile no ni:�stake by coming here :
here ani . '' ,t done by our Expert Mr. Teel, Millteholtz,
Wa.C� rec ate your Patronage 'w
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See our Fall Line. of Toadies'
and Men's Hosiery, Underwear
Etc.
,MACKINAC FLANNELETTE
ALL WOOL FLANNEL'
STRIPED AND WHITE
FLANNELETTE
ALL LINEN TOWELING
ALL WOOOL BLANKETS,
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
J. W. MERNER
Wm. Govenlock, of Egmondviile
has been appointed returning 'of-
ficer for South Huron for the forth
coming Provincial election, Geo.
R. Muldoon, o fBruwiels is appoint
ed in North Huron.
Mr, and Mrs. ,Hy: Eickmeier;
spent the holidiay at St .Marys.
Mr. and Mr's. John L. Routledge
and son Bobby, of Dutton, (spent
the holiday with the ,former's par-
ents, Dr and Mrs, J. Routledge..
Mr. and Mr's. 'Peter Reichert Sr.
gave a princely and excellent
Thanksgiving Dinner to a 'numb-
er of their friends, 'children, grand
children, and their pastor Rev. H.,
Rembe and his family 'on Monday
evening. The after dinner (stories
which were "cracked" brought
forth many roars of Iaughter,The
jolly crowd brought the 'evening
to . a close by the singing , of
songs in the engiish and german
language.
DASHWOOD
Miss Gladys McDoweil1of Bllyth
!sprite the week -end with Miss Letta
Guenther,
Mr, Leonard Birk, (of the O.A.C.
Guelph, spent the holidays with
his parents.
Miss Alice Hoffman, who is at-
tending Normal School at Strat-
ford, spent Thanksgiving with her
pal•enLs. -
Mr. £4 me Tiernan, who is attend
ing Western University at London,
(spent the holidays with his par-
ents.
Miss Gladys Guenther and friend
of Kitchener, visted in town on Sun
day, L "
Mr. and Miss. Herman Eidt of In-
gersoll spent Sunday with . Mr.and.
Mrs. C, Stade. '
Miss Myrte Hoffman sof Kitch-
ener •'spent 'Thanksgiving with her
parents
Miss Luella Schatzz .,of Mitchell
visited in town on (Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, May and ,te,iss
Tillie Ehlers of Kitchener, 'spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Sain Oestreicher. ti
Mr. Gordon Callfas lof Sarnia vis-
ited in town a. ,few days t' thiel
week,
Mr, and .Mrs, .Wilbur Gr ybeil of
Woodstock .spnet the holiday with
his parents here. J
Mr. Mark Bro•ken'shire is vist-
ing in St Thomas for a Lew days
Mr and M. ;O. Pedersen and
fantiily and Mr, C, AnC''_"71 cn",_t
a few days in Toronto - :*.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Pfaff and Mrs
Granger of Sarnia spent the week-
end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs, ,J. Smith of Wind-
sor, spent Wednesday at the'home
of Mr. J. Hartleib,
Miss Alice Willertileft for De-
troit on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Held hof Stratford
spent the week -end with her ` par-
ents , i
Mrs, P. Humble and children of
Sarnia, spent Thanksgiving with
her mother, Mrs. C. Finkbemer.
Mrs. Gill of •,Grand Bend and
Miss Schaefer of Detroit, visited at
the• home of Mrs. 3, Hartleib last
week
M'ss Ferrol Hartleib and bro-
ther Harley of London, ,visitedtheir
parents over Sunday. L,
Miss Anna Tiemrla {spent .the
week -end in Crediton.
Mr. and Mes. ;Geo. Powell and
family of 'Medford ,spent ' Sun-
day with Mr, and Mrs, D. Tiernan.
Minis Grace Guenther of Mitchell
visited in .town a few days `this
weekk.
Mr. Milford Koch and 'staters of
Detroit, spent the holidays with
their parents,.
Mr and Mrs, Barry, Guenther Of
Windsorspent the holidays with
the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs.
C. Guenther,
Dr, Taylor 'spent Thanksgiving
Day at his home in London,.
Thi Dashwood Band, attended
e Armistice services in ,Exeter'on
,nd v.
Mr. :Fred Iehl ifs on .the sick
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Potatoes per bag ...;., ,...:. ...... 1,00
Eggs __. ,,, 24-32-36
Butter ib.__. _ 40
Dried •apples Ib, ___ 9
Wheat i 1,25
Oats 42
Barley ..._- -,,,-...60
Buckwheat .--__--- _.:._ .. _,.,..,65
Flour .... 4.75 3.75
Shorts per ton__,_ ...34.00
Bran per ton_,_ -._.._ _ ._ 32,00
Egg's ._. .__ • .. .-. 44-35-24
Chickens 414 lbs and Lover
Under 4 _ _ --- _._ ... .., 13-15'
Old hens 41bas and over
Hen's under 4 -lbs. _,. :_.. _._ ..., . 9
Ducks white 13e, colored. ;_,. ile
Geese live 13e. dressed ._ .,. 20c
T+;rkeys live 28c. dressed ,_._ 32c
Live taogs, ewt. 12,00
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather Insurance Co.
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 LIGH-
TNING RODS, AND ALL KINDS
OF FIRE INSURANCE. tt-34
list, we hope for Is: 'speedy Cee
covery.
Mrs. R. Baker is visiting in Loh -
don. 1 t
Mrs. P. Mcisaac ?z,as returned af-
Ler spending a few tweeks in
Detroit.
Mr's. Geo Merner and Mrs., A.
Tiernan are visiting in ;LDetrat ths
week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stade of Zur-
ich visited in town on Sunday.
DIED-Emberley-In ieashwood
on Tuesday, Nov. 5th, Emanuel Em
berley, aged 63 yea.re.
MARRIED - Gale -Kraft- In
the Lutheran Church, Dashwood, on
Saturday, November 6th, Miss Pearl
Kraft ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs,.
H. L. Kraft, to Mr. Clarence Gale,
both of Stephen&
SCHOOL REPORT
S. S. .No, 8, flay for and
Oct. Names 'appear in order SJ
merit.
Jr. IV—Norman Walper.
Sr. III—Arnold Gagstetter,
Jr: IIs-Em,elia Rader, Ervin Ra-
der, Pearl Wiegand*, Otto (Becker*
Melton Wolper;
Sr, II—Edward Gagstetter, Bar
old Rader, Dorothy Rader, rJea
Weber* •
Jr, II -Elmore. Gagstetter, Lorn
Bader, Emil Becker--- ,
• Sr I -Elgin Rader, ,Herbert Mil
ler, Vernon Becker, Harold ;Schw
t.entrube.r,
n
e
Primer -Donald Oestreicher,Del-
tan Schwartzentru.ber; Glen .Wal -
per, Elfrieda Becker.,
Those marked * missed one or
more exams.
Number of . pupils on Roll 25.
Average attendance. 22.
Teacher, ,H W, .Brokenshire
Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Reom 'IV, for the month of
Cetober.
Sr. V -Dennis Bedard, Hon
Mewrvyn Schwalm, Lloyd biopic,
JL4, ''1'-Ca,tlz,ern lzerner, (Stellaj:
Cnllfscs, Lawrence How dd, C ar'nce;
EFarwe1i, Grace Zettel, Napoleon
Bedard ,Wilfred Ducharme.
Sr. IV--Leelandt•1"illert . Hon;.
Carl Ilaberer, Ron; L�aurene jSch,-
-walm, Roe Leibold, `Richard ae-
d4rd:, Nelda Schrval'n, Ruth 'Zee
tel, 1 u
Thur'. -days, Nev'earsl~ier IXt1►1, 1,9*
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1_ FURNITURE
We have received a large shi,
of new Furniture includin .lnen
Living
room, new diningroom suites, and
rockers, ,kitchen cabinets, tables
and ,chairs
COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW GRACE LINE BEDS, BRASS
BEDS, AND A FULL LINE OP THE FAMOUS SIMMONS GUAR-
ANTEED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES; -
BRING IN YOUIi. PICTURES TO BE FRAMED.
HARDWARE
A FULL LINE OF SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
BRATTY WASH MA.CHINES AND WRINGERS, STOVES AND
FURNACES, . WIRE ,FENCING, STEEL POSTS, POULTRY
FENCING, AND CEMENT,
LET US DO YOUR PLUMBING, EVETRODUHINQ OR ROOF-
ING(
WE CARRY A PULL LINE OF leo% PURE MARTIN SENIOUR
PAINTS, OILS, CHI-NAMEL VARNISHES,
Hardware � Furnitnre.Phone 63
SUPERTEST Gas and Goal • 011
TRY OUR OILS NONE BETTER
BRING IN YOUR OLD RAGGS, TRADE OR CASH lc, lb.
Kalbfiejsch
Hardware -8c furniture.
Johnston c�
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What is A
Nunn & Erie Debenture?
It its the written promise of Vie
62 -year-old financial institution to
repya at maturity the amount of
your investment, and .'to ,pay in-
terest half -yearly during the term
at the good rate of
1
5 per cent.
PER ANNUM
Huron & 'Erie Debentures are; is-
sued for $100 or more for one, ewer
three, four or five yearts.
Surplus security totals
J6,850,000.00
Let me show you a sanaiple true -
tee debenture before you invest
a dollar of your savings:,
Andrew F. Hess, - , Zurich
MY MOTTOi--SERVICE AND SAFETY
fit✓ 1. fns Ill k3 YJjI WILL?
Painting and Paper banging 301111` WARD
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING,
GRA.NING, PAPERHANUINu Drugless Practioi ..
DECORATING, WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS -WITH EVERY JOB WE eer and Optician
DO. TRY US ON YOUR '' KTI
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R.EIC%KMEIER, AT WALPER ROS% ave
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Pon PALL
TWlth an extraordinary showing— of the Season's;
Newest Materials for Men's suits
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WHERE YOU WILL FIN() PITIVELY THE 18IGG EST TAJILOR-.'
ING VALUES EVER REAR() OFF.
T YEARS OF EXPERIENCE COUPLED WITS' ECONOMY IN M,
TAKING -- BUYING . THE MATERIAL DrRECT FROM T M <
ILl1.,Fa r
AND SELLING TO YOU. AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS,
jTHAT'S WHAT PUTS THE DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKWL
BETTER HURRY AND GET YOUR ORDER IN EARLY.
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(MERC'H'ANT TAILOR. W. .n atone 'MAN & Soni, EM
BALIIIER;II .
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