Zurich Herald, 1921-12-01, Page 8'nage Right
ZURICf HERALD
Winter G
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We invited you to„our Store to take
advantage of the many reduced prices
now offering on seasonable Fall and
inter Goods
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Prices for Quick Selling
All wool Tricotines in black nad
navy, 54 in wide, yd. $3 to $4.00,
Garberdine, a snap,
Nary only 54 in. at ... ___ $2,501
Priced for Quick Selling
No. 1, quality Velours and Chin-
chilla Cloths, for Ladies and
•Children's Coats.
Reg. $5,50 now ... _.. ...$3.50
Reg. $3.75, now ___ __. ._.$2.50
Reg. $2.75, now __., ... _._$1.85
Prices for Quick Selling
Flannels for dresses or Middies, -
new, 51 in. wide in navy, scar-
let and emerald green yd. $2.25
Priced for Quick Selling
Vesta Flannel and Kimona cloth
Suitable for dressing segues
Kimonas and Childrens' wear.
• , While supply lasts at yd. ...35c
rices for uncle Selling
Sergcs, navy, only 5.4 in. wide,
at per. yard ... ._: ___ ___ _.. $498
"brown only, 54 in. at yd. __:$1.25
” navy, black, cohen, card-
in'al, 40 -in, wide at yd. .,. ___ 95c
Prmced for Quick Selling
SPECIALS
Chambray's in all colors
27 in. wide at per yard .._ _._ 18e.
Prices for Quick Selling
Misses Coats new stock, only 5
to offer as follows.
2 only size 10,. each at _.. _.., ___ $11,50
1 only size 15 at ... $13.50
1 only, size 17, at _._ _ $14.00
1 only, size 19, at ... $15;.00
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS -ON
HAND
•New Basins, Currants, Peals and
Prunes now in.
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Produce Wanted
Showimelin
Corded Velveteens in Green,
navy, cardinal, black,
Clearing at per yard ... ... ...75c
Priced for Quick Selling
Mens Overcoats from 19.50 to $35
See thein before you buy.
LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY
WANTED—
AGENTS FOR . DESIGNER
PATTERNS
Phone 67
urich's Gara e
Ascetylene Welding
WE HAVE INSTALLED AN OXY-ASCETYLENE WELDING
PLANT AND ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR ALL KINDS OF
WELDING AND BRAZING WORK, GIVE US YOUR WORK AND
WE WILL ASSURE YOU SATISFFACTION. NO JOB TOO BIG,
NO JOB TOO SMALL.
Genuine Ford Parts
ALSO STOCK MOST CALLED FOR PARTS FOR VARIOUS AUTOS
1r TM MUSIIJITE
Battery Sales and Service Station
AJcomplete line of 'Tires, Tubes, Gre-
ases, Oils, Etc.
We need Your Business, Satisfaction Assured
H. Mousseau Zurich
PHONE No. 103
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• 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 conte and get their supply
• while it lasts. We also have a few rolls of Frost Wire 4.i•
4• Fence, equal space, only a few rolls to clear at a REDUCED
PRICE. *Farmers requiring fencing should not miss this. No +
Better Pence made. "" 4,
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. Tow is the time to have your eve _ •
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4, • troiigli4.. ansa. roof repaired before the
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cold weather sets in. We give best 4.
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Ott thou tc plumbing work. Carry 4.
4 a full line of stoves, furnaces, heat-
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err, oil stoves, auto accessories,
• heavyFind shell hardware, etc.
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Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
'•DENOMY EROS,
GENTS FUI3.NISBINGS
Ordered
• Clashing
Splen.id Grey •Meiton
EFtCOATS
An attractive medium shade of fine
gray nielton,made in models to suit all
BIG ROOMY ULSTERS, , ST-
ANDARD CHESTERFIELDS AND 4s
SMART, ALL-ROUND BEIlTERS,
WELL TAILORED AND TRIMM-
ED.
We are ready with the : warm
Winter Clothing you'll need. This
Store pays particular attention to
Your. requirements. 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 Jurn:boo Knit Coat Swe-
aters, with shawl collar; colors
heather, navy, 'maroon and brown.
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Pxoduuoe taken en i exchange for Goodie
.A. recent report that wedding
Dells. are ringing in Zurich.
The Joint Auction Sale held at
the W alper House on Saturday
was well represented and good.
prices were realissd.
Comas to the Ladies' Hall and
buy your Xmas. presents of hand
made articles, which are the best
in the long run. Our special line
is pie: • You can have all the
Die you want for 5c. a piece.Come
early and avoid the rush. First
there gets best choice.
BAYFIELD
Chas. Ferguson has arrived
home after spending the summer
on the lake.
Mrs. Dr. Garnet Aitki:nson has
been visiting in London.
Richard McDool, who was West
on the harvesters excursion, has
returned •home, •
Win. Orr, who has been in Sas
etr_hewan for the past year, is
home. for' a'visit.
Last Tuesday a cummunity club
tris organized with Dr. (X
Atkinson, president; Mrs. Gillies,
vice-president; F. A. Edwards sec.
J. H. Reid, treasurer. The object
of the organization is to surroun-
ding country together to have so-
cial gatherings, entertainments,
debates,d anew, etc. Committee
s were appointed and the first
event will be next Tuesday even-
ing when there will be a progr-
amme. of reading, solos, musical sel
ections, community singing.
CANADA'S NEW COAT OF ARMS
Every 'home in Canada, every
Canadian school- boy and girl
should know the new Canadian
Coat of Arms. 0 It is a most be-,
autiful plate and should occupy a
prominent place in all true Cane.
adian homes. The people of Can
ade are indebted to the Family
Herald and Weekly Star of Mon-
treal for reproducing the new
Cott of Arius in all its true her-,.
aldic colors and presenting a copy
14X17 inches, to all reader's of
that great paper. The Family
Herald and Weekly Star is Cana-
da's greatest family and farm
paper and is known throughout
the whole Dominion, It is wond-
derful veins and provides every
every member of the family with
clean, wholesa'.some, instructive
reading. It is a great money
saver for the farmers of Canada
and repays the subscription price
one hundred fold each year. Can-
ada is proud of the big weekI7,gi
Can•a?da is proud of the big . wee.
ekly. It has nor surnerior the
world over eand is improving year
after year. It coats only two
dollars a year and each'reader for
1922 will receive free 'a copy of
the "Coat of :Artni."
Hundreds of acres of good fruit
and celery lancl will be opened
up around Grand Bend by the
completion of a County Road
4. from Grand Bend to a point near
Port Frank, work . an which will
,I: be commenced iminediat'ay, as
+ cording to J E, Wiisie; who knows
4.. • the 'district well. This will also
+ be the last ,link in a chain of good
t ?oads for tourists traffic betwe-
+
en Owen Souid and Sarnia. At
4d
,I, present there is a winding trail
4, convecting Grand Bend and fort
• Frank. The plan is to straigh+•
• ten the road ' on and gravel it
M** will make :x good county highway,
• If the weather is et all favorable,
• the work will be nom.pieted liy
+ newt spring, There are hundreds
t; ' +ir ' g of the best celery land
'gat aeon .44.10r4rtd :nrre
Millinery
Entire S'toc'ti of Trimmed and Un-
trimmed Hats to be sold now for
Half Price.
Store will close for regular bus-
iness, Dem 3rd' but will. be open
the two following Saturdays.
Kindly Settle Accounts.
M. E. Routledge, Zurich
adjacent to the route of this
proposed highway. Much of the
land .is on the site of what was
formerly Lake Burwell, which was
drained several years ago. The
whole area, which was Covered by
the lake, is considered to be the
finest of muck suited to celery
growing. It is also said that
this section will develop into a
great fruit growing county. Ap-
pies, pears, peaches and other
similar fruits can be grown on
the higher land adjacent to Grand
Bend. The range of hills will
protect the fruit orchards fromthe
north. Within a few years the
slopes facing the south will be
covered with peaches and other
fruit trees. In connection with
the prospects for celery growing
it is pointed that there were 65
cars of celery shipped from the
vicinity of Port Frank in 10 days
this fall. The total shipment of
celery from that district this fall
Was 120 cars.
W. C. T. U. NOTES
HOW TO CAT QUR VOTES
As us'rd when the country is
in the throes of a political came
paign the W. C. T, U. remains st-
rictly non-partisan as an organiz-
ation but seeks to throw the wei-
ght of its influence to where the
cause of temperance and other
reforms this union is striving for,
will receive the most consideration
In this election, bone-dry pro-
hibitionis not a definite plank of
any party but each 'seemingly fav-
ours it. One great menace yet
remains and that is the manufact-
ure of intoxicating liquors. While
it is made somebody will drink it.
There is no restriction on its ex-
portation. What is the use of
sending rn,issioneries to foreign fi-
elds When we permit our country
to send this poison to heathen
lands where it snakes brutes of
men and women so that they are
no longer capable of any spirit-
ual?
Since we cannot support any
one party as none has a definite
policy re ,the manufacture of lie{-
'ixors, we, individually must vote for
the strongest temperance candid-
ate in each riding, regardless of
party to insure the fulfilment of
out. best interests. Sir John A.
Mec`ermald was in the habit of
saying to temperance delegations,
waiting upen him, that if, the e,l-
ectorete sent down a majority of
prohiibitionsts, Dominion prohih-
it;ion wouldsoon be enacted.. 'taut
this never" happened and Canada
is still in the toils :f the liquor
ti nific, Legit us Trot forget that
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Thursday, December lst, 1921.
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The store with tame Liberal Cash Discount
over. ','r°.e
hile 11; lasts at
Here is a ch ince to benefit at
prices never heard of
We are the loser;
You are the gainer
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PHONE 63
Herald Job D rtment
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Check Books, Posting: Bills a specialty.
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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 Middyis 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.
Ginghams, a • nice assortment of
Striped Ginghams, 4a real Bar-
gain at 19e. a yard.
Spelial in Towelling per yd. pie.
Fancy Striped Serges in Navy
and Black at $1.75 per yard.
Ladies Heather Hose, Fine quality
wool, $1,00 and $L25 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
Men's and Boys' pullover
Sweaters at each ...
ARROW COLLARS—A Man's dress
is not :complete without au arrow
Collar.
A New Stock of Men's and Boys'
gaps', Hats, Gloves, Necktieei,,
. Scarfs, • etc.
Live ,Potiltry taken ednesday mornr,
roduoo anted. Bitteriokrashions
.A. fresh Stock of Raisins, Currante
Oranges, Lemon and Citron peel
Shelled Almonds and Walnuts„
Dates, Oranges, Lemons, Etc, at
Right Prices.
Our 11922 Wall Papers are in stook„
These papers ,are. all ready trim-
med, a ,big labor saver and are
22 in. wide which makes fewer
strips and les swork to put on..
Blatchford Calf Meal, the best
calf meal on the market telt
day, 25 pounds for $1.25.
We are Agents for the Dr. Hee
Hess line .of Poultry Panacie
Stock Tonic,. Louse Killer Etee
Try a package and make your.
hens ilay, and put your stock in
good ' condition. Guaranteed
or phoney refunded:
SPECIAL
FOR TEN DAYS. OONLY'
WATCH "SHE LONDON DAlF.'
PAPERS ON DEC, ist. MORNING
AND EVENING EDITION Fat
SOAP COUPON. BRING YOUR
COUPON TO TWS STORE AND
RECEIVE THE VALW Or TIT iN
SOAP.
Not Good after loth of December.
Phan
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