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The chilly autumn air reminds you to prepare with warmer clothes.
We can supply your Wants in all the various lines of heavy Fall and
winter wear, A
Dress Goods
Bergen, Mohair®, velvets, paname cloths ,etc., 1n new variety of col-
ors, at reasonable prices
Silks
Arc again in demand for fall wear. See our stock of taffettes, pail
let:,. etc. Special in Silk Pop'ins in leading header.
Reg. price, .1.75 to clears1.35 a yd
.en's Wear
New Suits, Overcoats, Rain coats, underwear, fine shirts. Fall
hats and eaps, in abundant supply. Come early for best choice.
Overalls
Good heavy weight overells and smocks in all sizes.
Clearing at $ 1.85 each.
& Son
J. Gascho
(Corrected eery 1`1 d
Eggs
Butter
Driest apples ..
Potatoes per bag ... .._
Dutch Setts .. ... ... . -
R'hea
Oats .
Barley
Buckwheat 1.25',
Bran 45.00
Shorts .•. 50,00,• NO, 1
Hogs 15.75 Ido:" a
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We have in stock a
large supply of
HEATERS
and
RANGES
of the following
leading makes
to choose from:
Peninsular, FiReCo, Treasure, Happy
• Thought and Grand Jewel. Also Real
* and ElegantPeninsular Baseburners, Regal
Per-
fection and Blue flame coal oil Heaters.
.i.. 1,ilAd� ICIAL 3.E .i;, NS I
L,..t:uv..iug are Lt1.'. ,.,.i..ia,re
:urs agar ,u.1.., .,d g.•4en out 1,y 1,.,:. rienry
;..,,� +,.1, tie t,e.urning t., .>eer, at-.
.,9 so t" ...te ui ,eine cotvnt on ,,.ur8uay..
60 t;t i v aw;..aSIr�1V1i 1'►.
10 { 1Gl.elk;o4 e7' uOn 1iLeka .,LUZ'gaa .
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'6i4-7 (.vu. i. 37 55 s.4
1.95 AU 0 11 1i6 26
80; lv.o, 4 g7 1 61 fill
1.25 Nd„ 5 47 72 . 56
• 192 • 937 383
. We also carry a complete lime of Heavy and shelf Hardware
+.1. Tinware, granite -ware, AIluminum, Paints, Oils, Varnishes 4'
4. Glass, Robes, Blankets, Trunks, Halters, Auto Oils, Greases,
* Accessories, Goodyear Auto Tires, at best prices.
STADE & WEIDO
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Little Miss Margery Stewart • is, ?Co:
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Green, Parr Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoffrne.n, No.
of Stephen have moved into the No,
house purchased from Mr. John No.
Zet tel. Prior to their departure No.
from their former home they were No.
presented with an address and a. No,
handsome leather chair by neigh- No.
bors and friends. No.
,The two delegates appointed by Nd.
the Sunday School of the Evangel-
ical church to attend the Boy e.
Parliament in session at Exeter
last week were Messrs Russell No.
Preeter and Leroy O'Brien, the. No.
'former having had the honor of Nes
being elected in the Cabinet at No.
1flrnieter of Finance Congra•tu'-
lotions, Russell;.
Y. P. A. RALLY
On Sunday evening the Y. P. A.
of the Evangelical church had'
charge of the services, and redd-
ered a splendid program. consist-
ing of Music, singing and 'seve.;.l
addresses were gis en by Mrs.
Erratt of the Goshen Line, Stanley
late of the West, where she had
been engaged as deaconess,;, Mr:
Hy. Pale of the 14th con., Hay;;
and Miss Eutoeen Gueuther,•Pres
i:dent of the Dashwood Y. P. A:
Society. These addresses were
very instructive and appreciated
by all • present. The church was
well filled, and a special offering
was taken for the Missionarycatlse.
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14 64
52 56
27 106
16 113
34 125
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201 679 334
STEKIEN
1 ,47 11.3 i 17
36 t
3 52 . 45 61
4 35 • 125 63
5 29 82 23
6 51 105 50
? 24 , 56 43
8 19 111 9
9 53 115 27
. 346 827 297
USBORN'E
1 142 180 24
2 46 107 63
3 t 119 127 20
38 137 65
146 /'551 .172
GGtDERICE, TOWNSHIP•
1 617 37 46
2 23 46 35
3 ; 34 49 33
4 611. 2n 1.3
5 ; 64 74 12
6 42 25 29
1431 .252 167
STANLEY
2.9 22 27
29 72 77
tate 19 31
'50 61 12
bti 56
1277 $Tr 255
. EXETER
1 . 127 t 41
a t11115 t 52
3 , 108 , 67
4 53 19
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No. 4
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W. C T. U. NOTES No.
The meeting of the W. C. T No
foe November will be held on No).
26th, instead of the 19th., Mrs. C. No.
Heyrock and Mrs. F. B. Meyer and.
possibly several others will attend
the Provincial convention in eine.
1ph. A report will be given on No.
the 26th..
CIGARETTE NEXT? ja14
The secretary of the temperance Majority for Hicks over Eller -
board of the Methodist church in; iington-774. Majority for Hicks,
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the United •States has given war •, over Morgan -1251.
;ring that the next crusade will be
against the sigarette. And, eel
the world seems to be experience NO BETTER INVESTMENT
cling a return of the crusading .sp i THAN CANADA'S BONDS
frit, the threat is not to be lightly
ignored. Who would have dared ,gosnn,, T, A. Crerar Says Canadians
to predict a few years ago that' Must Save, Produce and Trade
what has happened in the United That Calnada must save, prod -
States andd Canada in regardto ince and trade, ie emphasized in a
the liquor traffic would hapten? letter written recently by Hon T.
When the crusading spirit gets go- A. Crerar to Sir Augustus. Nan..
i;ng there is no telling where it ten of Winnipeg, in connection w,
will stop. )With the Victory Loan eampaign,
After stating that the loan should
be supported throughout Canada
in' the strongest possible way by
Report for room IV. of Z.P.S., every section of the people, 0 Mr
for October. Subjects for. all, Crerar says;
classes; Compos tion, ALithmede, "Unfortunately, it wa.s tmposs-
Geography and Reading 2ble at the time of the signing of,
SO. V;— Russell Preeter, 72%; ' the armistice to stop expenditure
Meda Surerus 63, Bruce Klopp 62.5, ccaused by the war. Even yet
Ivan Kalbfleisch 58, Iva Kalbflei our soldiers are .not all back and
eat 56. Dorothy Campbell 55, demobilized. Much money is re -
Jr. V;—Whitney Brokenshire 70; euired for soldiers' land settle:nl-
Bennie Weber 69.5, Gordon fVaiper ent, for pensions, for vocational tr-
69.5; Lennis O'Brien 66, Albert Si-'aaijning of returned men and for
bert 64; Inez Yungblut 61, Culoine 1 the special care of thousands of the
Geiger 60; Dorothy Fritz b9.5;
Hilda Neuschwatnger 57.
Sr. IV ;— Veola Prang Se,' Mabel
}Teeter 75, Muriel Howald 67.5,
Mary Mittelholtz 57.5.
N. E. Dahms,principal_
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ENGINES
are farmers' best friends. When the old wind-
mill fails to"water the cows" be prepared with
a UNITED to pump water. And for scores of
other jobs your UNITED will save you hund-
reds of dollars. Run the washing machine, the
cream separator, churn, grindstone and many
other machines with
this Handy, Reliable
Power Plant.
United 13/a H. P. Spedf(e.a"tions
are Unequaled
33/4 In. Eore. 5 in. Stroke. 18 in. Fly Wheels
weigh 40 ib3, each. Total approximate weight
350 pounds. "Aft Valve" fuel -saver carbur-
etor. Quiclt Speed Changing Device.
Ash Us for Prices es All Size &ioetnes
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tHENS ALL
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SCHOOL REPORT
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SETT ONIO INNS WANTED
7 cents trade or 61,S cents cash per
l!l. for sett onions. Bring .theta,
at dnce. Melick & Braun'.
HELLO THERE;
I can't hear you.
The cause is your teleph' ne
:needs a pair of batteries. Call
at Hess the ,Jeweller for phone
Batteries of high amperage.
CASTOR IA
$ Per Wants and Children.
410004,00 0 a el, • Mrs Use For Over 3O'Yearf
Alwayse beats
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L. PRANG, , Sole Agent ZURICH! Stgo tuts
boys who came back shattered in
health of body and mind. The
Canadian people must provide the
means to do so. I have '10 fear
that they will."
"Our country has heavy financial
burdens to face; as a nation we
insist meet them lin the same way
as would an individual; we m,unnt
save, produce and trade.. To the
person who saves there is no bet-
ter investment than Canada's
bonds,
STOVES
Now is the time to lacy that new stove. you have been
wanting the past feu years. Stove prices are still clim-
bing. and owing to the steel strikes and labor troubles,
shipments, of stoves and steel products will be ■low and
irregular. We have iaought a good stock of leading
makes in. advance, and eats ,still give you prompt service,
and at moderate prices. Wehandle $feclarye celebrated
Pandora, Doherty's ll3gh Oven and Banquet (Steel Rangel
(guaranteedd for period 41 25 years(.
We a'.so, can supply you with
Hard Coal Heaters
Bas; Burners (with and without oven. Miro several
smaller shoves, n malty Oak Stove* and Tortoise Stoves.
We have a good had hand Base Burner with oven good
as new at a bargain $145.00. ;;;i..,
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SPECIAL
Aluminumware Sets
We are, offering; a few sets of aluminum consisting of
4 pieces, Stewing Kettle, Utility, Kettle with lid double
Roder, and coffee percelatorat $8.50 cash or separate or
piece may be had at $2.25. 'Pete are bargains don't feats
ger oine• oafthese seta.
Zurich's Busy Store
Meliek & hand
PHONE 63
New Neckwear
The Best is .none too good toll you. Your new suit will set
one oft hese richly colored Silk Ties off to perfection. Welder
bought dozens of stylish Ties, ne w shipments have arrived. We
know they'll please YOU.
V ALU EIS, 75c to $3.00.
Denomy Bros.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the Z r -
inch Branch 13ible Society will be
held on Friday Evening November
21.st, in the Evangelical church,
commencing at 7.30 p. m. Bev.
R, J Bowen, the agent of the 'Up-
per Canada Bible Society will ad-
dress the meeting. The various
thatches of Zurich and vicinity are
,specially invited to take an avtive
itntere8t in this great work for the
AttuThe Secretary Erazlch
% r 1131ble Society.
Zurick•
ANNO JNOEMENT
WILL Open an up-to-date garage on Monday, Nov. 17th.
REPAIRS TO ANY MAKE OF CARS.
WORK DONE AT REASO NABLE PRICES
�a MOUBSea
Zurich
GARAGE STAND AT T..TOHNSON 'S FORMER IFURNITUrE STt .tbl?
A visit to our store will secure you A.,.
REAL BARG
Ladies' and Men's Rain Coats, Ladies Voile and Silk waist>t.and alt.
Summer Dress Goods, " i
New Pail Blouses in Georgette white, flesh, maize and peach $7.50
. ( ' 1 to $10.00
Mein's Suits in different shades an d styles. $17, $19, $21„, 2:$23, 25, a
Every Suit a Barg)in
Fall and Winter Underwear, work mitts nad Gloves,,, Overalls 1us,4
Jackets, New Tall Hats, Caps, Soc k8, Umbrellas aa,d. Sweaters.
Ladies' Skirts, latest styles in bro wm, ave, black aid taupe,
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Ladies' silk gloves in grey, black, white, taupe sagil tan.
Ladies dark blue apron 85e. and $1. f
Fresh celery and peaches every S aturday and op, Fair Day. tlyde
t, i • Early.
Feltex looks and wears better than .litroleumt
'Wye Poultry taken every Wedne*
day. Highest Market Prices.
From Groceries it all times
Bi tterick Patterns For Sale
Phone 78
Tip 1
DIM phone n