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Winter
Els Pried For
SELLING
We invited you to our Store to take
advantage of the many reduced prices
now offering 'on seas =able Fall and
Winter Goods
Prices for Quick Selling
All 'wool Trieotines in black nad
navy, 54 in wide, yd, $3 to $4.00
Garberdine, a Snap,
Nagy only 54 in. at ... ._. $2.50
Prices for Quick Selling
Flannels for dresses or Middies,
new, a4 in. wide in navy, -scar-
let and emerald green yd. $2.25
Prices for Quick Selling
Serges, navy, only 54 in. wide,
' at per yard ... ..= ... .• ... $1198
"brown only, ;54 in. at yd. ...$1.25
" navy, black, cohen, card-
inal, 40 -in. wide yd. ... _.. 95c
Prices for Quick Selling
Misses Coats new stock, bnly 5
to offer as follows:
2 only size 10,, each at ._. e.; ...'$11.50
1 only size 15 at ........ ' $13.50
1 only, size 17, at $1100
1 - only, size 19, at ... $15,.00
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
HAND
New Resins, Currants, Peals and
Prunes now in.
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Produce Wanted
Price for Quick Selling
No. 1, quality Velours and Chin-
chilla Clothe, for Ladies and
Children's Coats.
Reg. $5.50 now
Reg. $3.75, now
Reg. • $2.75, now
...$3.50
...$2.50
...$1.85
Priced for Quick Selling
Vesta Flannel and Kimona cloth
Suitable for dressing segues
Kimonas and Childrens' wear.
While supply lasts at yd. ...35c
SPECIALS
Chambray's in all colors
27 in. wide atper, yard ...... 18e.
Priced for Quick Selling
Corded Velveteens in Green, .
navy, cardinal, black, 1.
Clearing at per yard ... ... ...75c
Priced for Quick Selling
Mens Overcoat! from: 19.50 to $35
See them before yog buy.
LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY
WANTED -
AGENTS .FOR DESIGNER
PATTERNS
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Phone 67
urich's Garage
Asoetyleue Welding
WE HAVE INSTALLED AN OXY-ASCETYLENE WELDING
PLANT AND ARE OPEN TO THE rU13LIC 'FOR ALL KINDS OF
WELDING AND BRAZING WORK. GIVE US YOUR WORK AND
WE WILL ASSURE YOU SATISPFACTION. NO JOB ITO° BIG,
NO JOB TOO SMALL.
Gentt'ine Ford Parts ,.
ALSO STO.CK MOST CALLED FOR PARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
IIESTesaiaams ITE
Battery Sales and Service Station
A complete line of 'Fires, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc:
We need ¥our Ilu hhess Satisfaction assured
H. Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
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DENOMY BROS. ,
GENTS k'URNISIIINGS
Ordered.
Clothing
Splendid Grey Melton
OVERCOATS
An attractive medium shade of fine
gray melton,made in models to,suit all
BIG IOOOMY ULSTERS, SiT-
'ANDARD CHESTERFIELDS AND
SMART, ALL-ROUND BEIaTERS,
WELL TAILORED AND TRIMIMI
ED:
We are ready with the warms
Winter Clothing you'll need.'.Chis
Store pays particular attention to
Your requirenpents. We mention
just a few of them here;
Winter Caps, with inside pull-
down band of fleece or fur, any
shape you'll want.
Heavy Jumboo KnitCoat Swe-
aters, with shawl collar; colors
heather, navy, 'maroon and brown.
DTO17 EROB.
ProLlce talcen in exchange for Goods
Keep this date open, Dec. 9th,
for the Z. P. School concert in the
Town Hall.
LOST—An automobile tire on
the Zurich to IHensall Road,, about
three miles east of Zurich. Fin-
der please leave at Herald Office
Don't forget that a dainty tea
will be served in, connection, with
the bazarr in the Ladies' Hall on
Saturday afternoon- and evening.
The marriage of, :Miss • Mary
Stogdill, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W.ra Stogdill of Varnia,
and. Mr. Robert S. Hinds of Ch-
atham Township, was quietly sol-
emnized at Gland Avenue _Method -
Fist parsonage, Chathamj, on -Ned-
nesday, November 9th, by the Rev.
Robert Hicks..
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4. We have •only a few hundred sacks of Cement left and we
do not intend to get another car this Fall. We would advise
the public who •require some to come and get their supply
while it lasts. We also have a fete rolls of Frost Wire
* Fence, equal space, only a few rolls to clear at a REDUCED
2 PRICE. Farmers .requiring fencing should not miss this. No
. Better Fence made.,
t Now is the time to -haveT our eve
trough and roof repaired before the
cold weather sets in. We give best
,� ofi attention to nlumbiiig work. Gary
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, line of stoves, furnaces heat-
,afulle
ers oil stoves auto accessories,
heavy and shelfhardware, etc.
Square Deal, Otr Motto
ur supply of Ihese!�
Millinery
(Entire e - of. Trimmed and Un-+
trimmed Hats to be sold now for
Half Price.
Store will close for regular bus-
iness, Dec. 3rd, but will be open
the two following Saturdays.
Kindly Settle Accounts.
M. E. Routiedge, Zurich
The many friends of the late
Wesley Snell, cattle dealer Exeter haps the most interesting and won -
were shocked to -learn of his slid derful sight viewed thatnight was -
den death which took place at the Harry's farm. It was a pitch
Montreal General Hospital on- dark, moonless night and the farm
Friday morning last. Mr: Snell, looked real tranquil in this • light
who was on a business trip to of the moonless night, something
Liverpool, sailed for home on the like a . eocoanut on a Hacvaiin
S.S. CYnada, which arrived at ° night in the; North Pacific.
Montreal last Monday night, and Over fifty members were pees-
being seriously ilt was rushed to ent and enjoyed the innocent ga
the hospital, where- everything pose Ines which were indulged in after
sible was done for him, but with- tile sumptuous banquet. Alth-
out avail. The immediate cause c.ngh it was"a wet night—speak-
of his death was due to a simple ing In term, of weather—everybody
accident when cutting an ingrown enjoyed themselves. During the
toe null. Blood poisoning set -in course of the evening the pastor
and developed into p-eumonia,with B. H. Ren be addressed the
fatal results. His wife and bro- Leaguers and thanked Mr. -Fuss
ther were wired for and were with for his kind • invitation to have the
him until. the end. The remains banquet at his hone. As the
were sent home to Exeter forbur- clock struck midnight the Leag-
ial. The late Mr, Snell was one uers arose and sang the National
of the best known and energetic Anthem: and thus came to a close
cattlemen in Western Ontario and a most successful social gathering
although it may not be generally of the Luther League. 'The last
known, he was the' pioneer of the farewell. Harry heard was"no doubt
co-operative movement among the the "put, put" of the Pords home-
fara ars• and stock men in this ward bound.
vsection in shipping their cattle n
direct to the British markelt.
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The loliowing article was given
to usrecently for publication, and
sorry to say, the com.positor ` in
making up the formn put only
part thereof in the column; while
the remaining portion. was placed
ar-
ticle.
away thinking it some other
Iibeve`,''er,. the part that
waw in print met with an accident
damaging the type considereble:
Therefore we take pleasure .in a-
gain publishing the interesting
item complete as follows ;—
LU'.CHER LEAGUE
One of the best banquets ever
given by the members of the
Luther League was held last Thus
day evening at thehome of Mr.
Harry Fuss, It happened this
way; The Lt egers decided to
canvass for new members;. Sides
were chosen. The sides went. to
work and their labor was crown-
ed with success.: The losers had
to. treat the winning side with a
duck roast. The young ladies
certainly deserve praise and.' credit
for the way they set the table, it
fairly groaned and sagged with the
good things it bore.Contrary to
custom., the young men came first
,ad. were requested to be seated.
Eat? Well, we think they did,
and they needed no "Meighen to
lead them through" neither. The
boys having Satisfied the craving
of the inner pian gave the girlel
opportunity to do likewise. While
the gentler sex ate the masculin^s'
.ntertainod them with song and
music. 'Talk about Caruso, Mee
Cormick and Lauder, well, they°
-hive nothing on the boys when
r.y .. art their ging eong+, Pau,
JOINT
AUCTION SA V
Of Tarin, Live Stock, Furniture
and Other Articles will be sold at
the Walper House, Zurich, on Sat-
urday Nov, 26th, commencing at
Two o'clock, p.na. sharp the fol-
low.ing;—
FARM--Consists of 50 acres well
drained, frame house and good
barn, good well and woved wire
line _fences, being north half lot
14, con; 14, Hay Township, known
as the Livingootl farm;. '
OTHER ARTICLES -1 Durham
cow 9 years old• due March ,18t;
2 steers rising 2; Yorkshiresow
due Dec. 24th; 0 yearling White
Leghorn hens; 1 ventre table, 3
dining room chairs, heater coal
or wood, drum;, extension table,
72 onion crates, new cream sep-+
arator, rubber tired boggy, piano
box cutter; potato plow, Noxon
disc throw -out; one throw-in disc,
Gillette safety razor, new, pair
Oli'aer bean knives limy, horse
blanket 1'nsd rtw gids. ,buggy whip
robe nearly newe oil Cloth for bug-
gy, horse hide robe, new dram
,u ace 2 coal oil stoves, 2 light
wagons 1 new;about 25 bushels
of buckwheat, some chicken .feed,
Alen 1 cow 5 years old due in May
and: ntitrnerouq other articles.
TEEMS OF SALE.—A.11 smile of
$10 and tinder, :cash. Over that.
eirnount 12 eoliths credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint
notes. l% Straight off for cash
on credit "amounts. Real estate
m.a.de kitowtt on day of sale.
(5prar l krnn. Auctioneer.
J ,ns:e a ,C k:
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Thursday November 2ftir ,Vat
,
The store wth the Liberal Cash 'Discount
ti
F r ors
oven Fence
While it lasts at
Here is a chance to benefit at
prices never heard of
We are the loser.
You are the gainer
ivIELieK BRA N
PHONE 63
}ieraid Job Department
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Card%
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-.
es, Check Books, Posting' Bilis a specialty.
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"able Gods
In the history of this Store have
We ever been able to show such a fine
display of Winter Goods with the pri-
ces so reasonable. Be sure and look
over our stock -before purchasing.
Sport Flannel for Middy and
Dresses, in all the leading shades
Extra fine quality 54 in. wide at
only $2.15 a yard.
All Wool Serge, 40•in. wide in Navy
Copenhagen, Brown, ,Red, at
90 cents, per yard.
Ginghamis, a . nice assortment of
Striped Ginghams, 'a real Bar-
gain at 19c. a yard. ,
Spelial in Towelling per yd. 14c.
Fancy Striped Serges in Navy
and Blackat $1.75 per yard.
Ladies heather Hose, Fine quality
wool, $1.00 and $1.25 a pair.
We handle Forsyth. Fancy Dress
shirts noted for their splendid
fit+
;Fancy all -wool. Skirting in neat
Stripes and Checks.
Men's Rain Coats, Real Waterproof
at prices to suit any purchaser.
Men's Heavy Winter Coats in
the latest Styles.
Special' in 'Men's Sweater Coats
all -wool nad very heavy at $3.25
Mens and :Boys pullover
Sweaters • at each ...$2.50
A14ROW COLLARS --A Man'e dress
is not complete without an arrow
A fresh Stock of Raisins, Currants,
Oranges, Lernon and Citron peel
Shelled Almonds and Walnuts,
Dates, Oranges, Lemons, Etc. a:
Right 'Prices.
Our 11922 Walt Papers are in stock,
Thesepapers are all ready trim-
med, a 'big labor saver and are
22 in. wide: which, makers fewer
strips and les swork to put on..
Blatchford Calf Meal, the best.
calf meal on the market to-'
day, 25 pounds for $1.25:
We axle Agents for the Dr. Hese
Bess line; of Poultry Panacia.
Stock Tonic, Louse Killer Etc..
Try .a package and make your
hens, \lay, and put ;Scour stock,
good 'condition. Guaranteed
or 'money refunded.
SPECIAL'
FOR TEW DAYS OONLY
, WATCH THE LONDON DAILY
PAPERS ON DEC. 1MORNING
ORNIN(
ANIkEVEN'ING EDITION FOR.
SOAP COUPON. BRING YOUR
COUPON TO !.CAIS STORE AND,
Collar, R GENE THE VALUE OF IiT. TZ
A Ne '$tock. of Men's and Boys' SOAP.
it�lps; Hats, Gloves, NecktiesG Good Scarfs, • etc.d after '10th of December.,
' ,;,;.Not
ken. orn'
Wednesday mg,.
Live Poultry to w ;
Produce Wanted Butericlaashions
fr."y
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