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Fail and 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 CLOTU
A51 inch. Cloth of Extra fine texture, isinrilar to Jersey cloth,
6x ill not stretch. or pull, very suitable for suits or dresses.
CHAR1 E AN - in pretty 'shades of Fawn end Navy for Coat's, Suits
or Dresses.
litLANN.I:.LS - We have 36 piecc'sof Flannels in Stock, comprising
the newest fancy and plain shades in 32 and 51 inch widths, col
ors such as cteu•'rbark, Gypsy reel, Tuscan, Sandalwood; Rose -
1. wood, Coral, F.iri: nce blue, Thrush, Burmese blue with white pin
stripe, also black and navy.
WOO SA.NTOYS - In in Pototan,Blues, Rosewood, Brown, • Fawn,
1°enna, Navy. This cloth is very popular .far fall wear.
BOATING SPECIAL
6 Pieces Coatings in 54 -in. width, Extra heavy quality at $1.50„ yd
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERETTES, ETC,
40 pieces of New Flannelettes, opened up in various widths and
qualities at lower prices than last season.
°RAPER 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 Girl's in Season's
newest styles.
?UNDERWEAR -For Ladies wear. Penman's, Velva and •Crescent
Brands, also Wooltex for Children's wear.
IDEAL PATTERNS
Wei carry a coni;pIcte tIine ,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 20e. 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 PARTh
/UST RECEIVER A. SHIPMENT OF DOMINION TIRES AND TUBES
WE ARE AGAIN HANDLING THE FAMOUS
U. S. L. LtTTP7
IF IN NEED OF A. BATTERY, WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES TO EXCELL THOSE OF T. EATON
CO., AND 0TFIER CHEAP BATTERIES, AND BESIDES WE GIVE
YOU SERVICE.
WE MAKE SATISFACTORY ALLOWANCE 1 N YOUR OLD BATT-
ERY.
RIATTERY REPAIRING AND BATTERY CHARGING,'EXPERT AUTO
diEPAIR(NG EITHER ELECTRICAL OR MECHANICAL. ALSO AC-
A3TYLENE WF.LDING. 1 I,;; I t I-l;,�ils(ei
ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE
H. NIousseau Zurich
See our Fall Line of Ladies'
and Men's ITosiery, Underwear
.. � Etc.
MACKINAC FLANNELETTE
ALL WOOL FLANNEL
STRIPED AND WHITE;
FLA:NNELETT'E
ALL LINEN. TOWELING
ALL • W'000L' BLANKETS
FLANNELETTE • BLANKETS
MERNER
CREDITON
A donation of clothing and
fruit was very thankfully :received
by the Manager and Matron of
the County Home, Clinton, %for the
inmates from the: locals ,Women.+.s
Institute here.
Mrs. Lloyd England. and dau-
ghter Ruth, 'have returned home
altar 'spending the. week ;with rel-
atives at Sarnia and ,Pt. Huron.
Mrs, G. Maynard and Mas IT.
H. K. rBilber attended ;the Prove
incial convention of the Vomen':s
Institute in London last dweek.. •
Judge E. N. iLe\vis, of Goderich,
was in the village ,Tuesday rhast,•'
revising the lists for the coming
Provincial election.
M:s 11 K. iEilber entrr;a'ned her'
S. School cla!s stogy a Hahlaw.e'gn
party at ,the home 1:5f Miss Alma.
Ratz, oneof the member's of Li=e:
class, the" evening was ,pleasantly
spent,. '
The Youn People's (Rally was
observed in the Evangelical chur.oh
on Sunday,, when special Services
were held both morning and even
ing, the morning isubjlect . being
"The Youth that will ;Rise and Win"
the message was a fine tonic to
the old as well tis young, and the
evening program ,(va.s put (on by
the members of'the (Christian En-
„dea'` or, consisting of addreseejs,and
'special music.
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lleola . Furnaces
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Nights.. aro getting cool -- Winter
will soon be here, this puts us in =
I" Mind of that New Stove, one that will
• give more heat with less fuel than any •
1 other make on the market, namely. the I
Clarex Quebec combined Cooker ,,and 0.:
HEATER, A S'POVi] THAT WILL •COOK AND BAKE WITIL :i
ANY OF THEM, AND 'FOR HEATING CANNOT BE BEAT, T .:
ITU, \'' ARE MADE IN TWO SIZES18X18 in. and 20x20 in ovens 0•
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IAND WILL .BURN COAL OR WOOD.
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IN FURNACE'S TACES WE CAN GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST THAT
• MON14Y CAN BUY, "THE HRECLA" A REAL OLD STANDBY
A 1 URNAC? THAT HAS GIVEN SATISFACTION TO 'THOU
a SANDS OE USERS FOR MANY YEARS. The Furna that
eq
e sa '' hn' tor, or moat in seven. .
In having, your Furnace Work Plumbing g Jab or Eavetroughng
ia. 'l s.: p i r.ng done, You make no :mistake by coming here
hero. awl h;i,i+ing it clone byyExpert our kp r t Mr. Ted. Mil�ltehaltz.
We appreciate your Patronage
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' HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly ,rneetili;g4'
of the Caancil o'f,ithe,Township of
Flay tiva,s 'held on Monday, Nov.
let. A l members were present,:'
The minates of the previous meet-
ing we i' adopted ,as read.
That petition of 55 interested }lain
ties re improvement of drainage
'system in lolice Village ,of Zur-+
'ieh perbining to area affected be
received and the Township ,Eng-
ineer was instructed to make are -
port, 'survey, estimates, etc., re
'sande in accordance with. ;said pet-
ition. .
By-law No. 8-1926 re extensions
to Hay Municipal Telephone Sy-
ste'.n waz read three times andfin-
ally passed.L
The following acr;ounts were
;passed;
E. F. Klolpp, jselecting ,rors,
$4.00; W. Hi Edighoffr ?'tt•I -L00;
A. F, Hess, ditto 5.00: _., ul.
ing and gravel, rd, :9 41,00; E. H.
Weltin, steel, Rd.9, 2.88; Municipal.
World, 'supplies 5.53; M, iCorriveai ,
cement work culvert rd. 2 59,63; R:
Cudmore cement 3,10; S. ,Hoffman
!pay sheet rdg 8 ea- 197.76; ,ditiOo,
-b- 97.50: , Uttley, reelpiar;s �t
hall 3,35;' .Mris. V. Xeyce<rs, error
dog tax 2.00; C, Huiser, ditto 4,00,'
C HH Joy, ditto 4.00;, J. Decher
Jr. pay sheet Rd, ',8 Tp. and Vile
lage 862.25; J, Geoffrey, cutting .
weeds rd. 17 6.50; E. Hendrick,pay
sheet, rd. 14 69,001C. Aldsworth,pay
sheet re culvert rd. (2 20,64; Stade
& Weido acct. 56,20; J. E. Druar,
'scrapers 199.30; J. Oesch, ' gleaning
drinas 13.85;, T. Kyle, 'hauling gra-
vel., cul`+"• rd, 2, 20,00; T. Kyle pay
sheet rd. 5, 157,10; L. Schumacher,
Bey •sh"et rd 10 210,50; F, Stelck,
pay sheet, rd. 4 '191.50; E. Daters,
pay sheet Rd., 2, 3 and 17 245.60;' J.
Eckstein, tiling rd. 9 X6,75; R. Gei-
ger, paysheet rd i9 1541.80; IL IIS.
Neeb, Road Supt. and assistance
233.25; 0, Aldsworth, pay ;sheet,rd.
2 and 3 1.8 ,85, 1B• :Kopp, making
cement tile 11.60; L, ; Kalbflei'sch,
d• 14 78,25;
'sheet rd -
pay Can In .
Tel. & Supplies material 39,:89;
F3e11 Tel. Co. tolls 111.95; Northern
Tlec Co material 79.72; Egonon,'-
ieal Fire Ins, Co 'insurance on Eel--
office
elof[ice 25,00; 0. R. & 1FI. Board re
By-law No. 8, 1926 26.00; M, G. Do
its labor 46,20, •
The Council• adjjourned ,i:o meet
again
on Monday, Dec.
6
tli• at
1.30 o'clock, pen!. ,
A. ,1 � Mess, ClcrIr.
LOA.:A1 MARKETS
Potatoe3 per bag ' • 1.00
Eggs' ... ...... ... ... ... 24-32-36
Butter lb... _ ».- 40
Dried apples ib, .. _ 9
Wheat
Oats • 42
Barley ._... ...» ..60
i3uekwheat 65
Flour......... ».»..j - 4.75 375
Shorts per ton__._ _ --.3400
Bran per ton._. _._ ... 82:00
Eggs .__ ... 44-35-24
Chickens 414 lbs and ;over ___18-20
Under 41,4. _ . _.. ... ... ... 13-15'
Old hen's '4lbs and over ... 13-15
Hen's under 4 Lbs..... ._. ..... • 9
Ducks white 13e, colored lie
Geese live 13e. dressed _. __. 20c
Turkeys live 28c. dressed ___ 32e
Live, Hogs, cwt. 12;00
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Western Farmers' Mutual
Weather insurance ' Cr.
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 FIRES A'.3SURANC'R. ' ' tt-34'
J. S. Brown, president of the Brown
Fruit Company of Edmonton, Alta.,
returned on the Metagama last week
from a,three months' visit to Europe.
He was present in Germany 'when the
French invaded the Ruhr, and he said
that the feeling was very bitter'be-
• tween the two races. On the other
band, a Canadian, American or Brit-
isher was given a cordial welcome;
this being largely due to a speech In
which Lloyd George advocated . a
compromise. Travel in Germany. be
said, was surprisingly cheap, he hav-
ing made one trip of nearly 190 miles
for the sum of 'fifty cents in, Canadim,
currency. '
When the Canadlat Pacific steam-
ship Metagama, which left St. John's
on March first for Glasgow, reaches
her destination, Captain G. B. Evans,
0.B,E., ' her commander, will have
completed his last voyage in com-
mand of the vessel. Captain Evans,
who is the oldest and one of the most
highlpesteemed commanders in the
service of .the Canadian Pacific
Steamships, Limited, is retiring atter
a career at sea of 48 years, during
which time be crossed the Atlantic In
command 578 times, and conveyed
247,923 'passengers, of whom 71,000
were Canadian and American troops.
He tears in command of the Missana-
bie. 'When this ship was sunk by the
Germans 'n 1918, and be will be re-
membered by many passengers as the
captain of the Minnedosa, the Mont -
calm or tbe.Empress of Scotland.
School Teacher
Takes on Big Job
Allee Is.only twenty-one. Yet she
already has a profession and a career
and left both behind her. From now
on her, principal business in to fight
hard for life, and whenthe footing
does become a little less prboarlous
she may take up some other kind of
work, but it must not be teaching..
At least that's what the doctors say
for the hard work she went through
had just one roslilt-they placed her
here on a' cot in the,Muskekst Hospital
for Con aumptives.
Alice smiles bravely when she ,s
told she is only a youngster, anksayta
her immediate big job is to respond
to the. wonderfully sympathetic treat..
Ment she is receiving from the nurses
and doctors who art trying to undo
in a, few months the harm that die-
ease"has wrought iii several years.
A gift from you will assist the Hosp.,
pita; in bringing Alice and other
el0111ar 'cases back to health.
Contribu1ton8 may be 'sent t fiats,
W. A. Chariton, President, 223.Colleget
Street, Toronto 2- Ontario.
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`t'hnr.Gs,tley, Novc,nbex 3$t3 r sI'I2i i.`,ro .
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FURNITURE
We have received a large shipment
of new Furniture including Living
room new ciiningraom suites, and,
ckers, kitchen cabinets, tables'
and ,chairs
COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW GRACil LINE BEDS, BRAN_
BEDS, AND A FULL LINE OF THE ,FAMOUS SIMMONS GUAR-
ANTEED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
1UUNt IN YOUR PICTURES TO BE FRAMED.
HARDWARE
A FULL LINE OF SHELF AID HEAVY HARDWARE',
BEATTY WASH MACHINES AND WRINGERS, STOVES AND
FURNACES, WIRE PRNCING, STEEL POSTS, POULTRY
FENCING, AND CEMENT.
LEI' US DO YOUR PLUMFIING, EVETROUGBING OR ROOF.
ING, 111
WE CARRY A FULL LING OF 100%. PURE MARTIN SENIOUD
PAINTS, OILS, CBI-NAMEL VARNISHES,
S UPERTEST Gas and Coal Oil.
TRY OUR OILS NONE BETTER -
BRING . IN YOUR OLD RAGES, TRADE OR CASH le. I4 , '
Johntojohn.ston tc Kalbflejsch •
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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What is A
Hunn & Erie Debenture?
11 es the written promise of Abe
62 -year-old financial institution to
1epya at maturity the amount of
your 'investment, and 'to ;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 ,or more for one, two
three, four cor five years,
r Surplus: security totals
$6,850,000.00 . '
Let me chow your ui sample trus-
tee debenture before, . you invest
a dollar of your waving,,
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO; --SERVICE .AND SAFETY
H i;r.i Y3 1 VI k) ()J 1 WILL?
Painting' ;and Paper Hanging
LET US DO YOUR PAINTING.
CRANING, PAPERHANUIN.t &
DECORATING, WE MAKE IT A
MOTTO TO SATISFY OUR CUS-
TOMERS 'WITH EVERY JOE WE
DO, TRY US ON YOUR XT
JOB.
. EICKMEIER,
ZURICH — ON'.
JOIIIT WARD
Drugless Practian-,
eer and Optician .
EXETER , Moais*,
AT WALPER HOUSE, TUM,
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!AXING — BITTING THE MATERIAL' DIRECT FROM THEMILLS
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