Zurich Herald, 1922-10-05, Page 8110.
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It
w On Display
New Fall and Winter Goods for -
your inspection. We can supply
your wants in !these lines at prices
that mean Dollars saved to you.
New Serges in all colors priced.
from 85e. to 3.50 per yard.
Velours and Homespuns for
Coats and Suits,
New Short Flannels in leading ,she
des, suitable for skirts, middys,
and Children's wear.
Black Douchess Silk, guaranteed,
Extra heavy quality at 29c iy'd,
Eiderdowns and Kimona Cloths, a-
gain to hand. These cloths have
been off the market for a few
years,b int we are now again
showing a fine range of 'patt-
erns to choose from.
4cnarch Yarns in Down, Dove,
and Floss, 25 colors to choose
from,
New Wool and Flannelette Blan-
kets.
A complete range of Underwear
in Wool and Fleeced, for Lad-
ies and Children's wear.
We have again in Stock, Reiners
No. 1, quality Ho.siery in heavy
and menium yarns, for Ladies'
and Children wear. And have.
added a supply of Yarn, this
is guaranteed to give satisfac-t
tion to wear.
FOR MEN
NEW FALL SUITS FOR MEN
AND BOYS, FALL CAPS, HATS,
GLOVES, FINE SHIRTS, STIES,
BELTS, ETC.
Highest market prices paid for Live Poul-
try taken every Wednesday Forenoon
Dried Apples Wanted
GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED DESIGNER PATTERNS
Zurich's Garage
AUTO TIRES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES; All Sizes (13est on the Market). Also a few Seconds to
;Clear at (Extra Special Prices),
LE'J' US SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
CATING OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
AI.so stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
LX.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
;A.cetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. , Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You Wwll.
PHONE No. 103.
He Mousseau Zurich
Flhf' HR.r,Xg
Ordered
Clothing
DENoDrlY ROS,
FNT'S PURE SEINGS
SUITS
TO MEASLJRI
ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE,
GETTING CLOTHES THAT SUIT^
AND JUST SATISFY YOU?
ASK ANY MAN WHO
WEARS OUR MADE-TO-ORDER
CLOTHES. HE WILL TEL
YOU THAT HIS TROUBLES ARE .
OVER.
TAILORED TO YOUR
SPECIAL MEASURE FROM A
CHOIOCE SELECTION OF iFA:B=
RICS.
Prices from $23 u
DENOMY BRAS.
Produce takes is aschun;e for Goons
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday),
Butter .:_ .35
Eggs ... _.. .__ 25
Oats... ... ... ... ... _35-40
Wheat per bushel ... ...... 97-98
Flour per cwt. 2.75-3.75
Bran per ton ... ._. 20.00
Shorts per ton _._ ._. .__ 24'.00
Hog s 11.25
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson called
on Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weber on
Sunday.
Mn. and Mrs. L. Prang and'Mi
E. Truenner spent Sunday with
latives in Auburn.
,Mr. an dMrs. Herb. ,Moussen
moved on Monday, their househol
effects .in their new home purcha
ed from Mrs. Elizabeth Geigbr,
the boys of the 14th cog. Hay
enjoyed two nights last week, chit/
aret;ung their chums Billie Haugh
and Clayton Pfile who were rec-
ently married.
It is mooted by men ...in the'.
know" that shortly ordinary post-.'
agestamps will! not be accepted
on checks and 'such other acknow-
ledgements as shou'Id bear war
excise stamps. ( ,
The incorporation of the ,Gun;
sonola Co., Ltd., of Wingham,with;
capital of' $150,009 is announced in
the Ontario Gazette. The Comp
any is authorized to manufacture
gramophones, pianos, organs and
other musical instruments.
Mr. and rMs. R. Mawhinney, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. '"Harness of Exetert,
and daughter Greta, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oesch on
tinday.
T mes Dignan of Exeter has
in the blacksmithing busing
nTthat• village: for fiftyyears.
learned his trade sixty-five ye-
ago in the same place that he
nryw owns but worked away. .from
Exeter for several years, returning
fifty :years ago.
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•• A .1�.ew Seasonable 'Tints4.
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4. AU' OMOBILE OWNERS KNOW THAT WE SELL THE BEST
4. GRADES OF OIL AND GREASES, (TIRES AND BELTING ON t
4
,;, TELE MARKET. GENUINE POLARINE, LIGHT, MEDIUM OR :
HEAVY AT 81.10 PER GAL. OR 5 GALLONS FOR $5.00 4'4
ALSO MEDIUM MOTOR OIL WHICH IS A GOOD OI4. FOR 4.
4. F,711:D MOTORS AT 75C. PER GALLON OR 5 GALLONS FOR 4.
' $,1.50; WE HANDLE GENUINE, GARGOYLE MOBILE ' OIL
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Itl::.;•IIT PRICE'S. l -...__... _.,:.:..b !1
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A. c:r.1; on the telephone an 1 We will have the oil trucks fill .
n;r Your coal nil and Gasoline drums,. 4.4.
4 Tractor Owners bear in mind that we Sall Goodyear Kling-
:it:' III `t io;y length or width, This is the best belting
.i+ rmt^.ir•, i rr' • none.
+ 7';t?-t.i=!s r. r., ., 'ng binder twine for Corn or Buckwheat, should +
4 g i thc;ir° , , . at once, we have only a limited quantity :
f ' getting y +II+
+ and r;�> tend stria an more ,this season.4.
Mr. W. H. Pfile and. sister Miss'
Pearl Pfile are visiting friends .,in
Northern Ontario, as far up as
Lions. They visited Rev. and,
Mrs. F. B. Meyer, at Ayton, over
Sunday.
Rev J. G. Litt left on Wednes-
day for Detroit where he will be
for three weeks, attending ,as a,
Delegate the world's convention, of
the Evangelical churches. The
Convention will be held in Mack
St. church of l<itat cit.y.
The less coal bought during the
next couple of months the better
for the consumer.in regard to pri-
ces. Use a. substitute if .one is
available until the supply is gr-
eater aril the price will be the
more reasonable. • ,
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EmmaMrs. Ema Saunders of Musk-
egon, Mich., was the guest of Mr,
and Mrs. John Schnell for a few
days last week, and was on her
way returning from Port Arthur,,
Osterland, Wis.., and from Exeter
to here. ,
A lively speeding contest took
place between Mr. Hey's two hor-
ses on Tuesday at the local track
when Mr,. Hey driving Little Hal,
while C. Either held the reins for
Toney, the leiter winning by a ven
small margins time 1,10 for the half
mile. A return,race is scheduled
for Friday.
Rev, Dr. Byron Stauffer of Tor-,
onto passed away on Monday. He
was possibly the most dist,ngu'�shed
pulpit orator in Canada, sand the
founder of the Toronto City Tem-.
ple. Was born near Kitchener 52
years age, and was of Pennsylvania
Dutch extraction, and is a cousin,
to Mr. Ed. Bosse! 'berry of the
tillage. •
Mr W, B. Colles, Manager , of
thc' Zurich Branch of the Mo'lson§
Baia, for the past three years, has
received notice that he is to he
rt.,.noved to Williamsburg, Duni-
das county, near Ottawa, and the
new Manager, will he Mr. Joy, of
Iriquois, of the same county, Mr.
Colles and family will however, not
g) unto tthe new manager arrives,
The' farmers of this 'section have
taken advantage of the fine warm
weather; the past week and are
doing their fall. work. The silo
fillers are humming daily, and soon
the 1922 crop wil'1 be all ,garnered
int and another season approach-
.
Fire Prevention Week is to
begin this 'week, October 2nd. From
then until October 9th, the gen-
eral public will be urged 'to clean
up generally, exercise care to
avoid fires and to remind others,
to do the same. Canada's annual
fire loss is; Property $45,000,000;
lives over 350.
."A New Ontario Girl," says an
exchange, advertised for a hus-a
band and landed him. The total
expenses for advertising and wed-
ding trousseau amounted to only
$11. Within. a year the husband
'died leaving a $20,000 'life insur-
ance policy. Yet some claim it
doesen't pay to advertise,
Some of the early sown fields
of kfail wheat are experiencing con,
sideralbe damage by the distrue•
ion: of the Hessen Ply. This warm
and dry; weather is helping ;them
along, rain is ,neededded
y for
moisture and would ,also do a
great deal to exterminate this dis-
trur.ii,,n pet. a
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T1au ";A7y, October `lt, I99 ,9
The store with ,the Liberal Cash discount
And see the Wonderful Val-
ues in Aluminum now
showing iri our window.
Here are;jnst a few items:
TEA KETTLES $L98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS $1.98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS $198
8 AND 10 QUART STEWING KETTLES $L98
These are all Guaranteed Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of Furn- 1
iture and Hardware. Your confid-
ence is solicited.
MELIeK&BRm[JN
PHONE 63
Herald iob Department
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, CallingCards,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop.
es, Ch3c1c links, Pasting Bills a sp3cialty.
Tle 57th annual Provincial Con-
vention of •Sunday School Workers
of the Province! of Ontario is to be
held in; Massey Hall, Toronto, dur-,
ing the last week in October. The
+Convention, which lasts a full
week, will; be the largest and most
important get-together gatherin,;•
of people who are directly inter-
ested in Religious Education, that
Ontario has every seen. The theme
of the Convention if worship and
one of the principal . features . of
all the sessions, from Tuesday un-
til Saturday Alli; be Music -Won.:
ship conducted by Prof. H. Aug-'
nrstine Smith of Boston. In add-
ition to his contribution to the coir
vention Prof, Smith will present
On Friday night his own Pagent,
c4Tho Light of the World", the
tousle :ifor the Pegant being fur•-,
nished by the Orpheus Choral Soc-
iety of Toronto. n
SPORT rii v/S
PECIAL
We invite you to go carefully ouer these
Seasonable Goods, and be convinced,
of the low prices prevailing
10 yards toweling fon�
In the final game of theN,W,`
B. A. at Mitchell on Saturday last
the Winghant Advance quotes the
,hollowing Writeup;-"A couple of
tsar loads of baseball fens drove
to Mitchell on Saturday and had
the satisfaction of seeing the Irish
'Nine trim the Paltrierston team,
Which, has been nurished on the
bottle by the officials of the N,W„
`S Did they not think of sus-.
e:- of the Lucian
tnar
'parading �
fey.
ladsb eflre this last game? Surely
that was an 'oversight on the part
of leule 1#ox°w�irng.
Serge, all colors 40 in wide, yd. 90c
Dress goods for school girls
per yell' at __4 _ 23c
Plaid Dress Goods, Very New 9c5
Monarch Down 2 -oz. ball at A35c.
'Monarch Dove 1 oz ball at 25c
Monarch Floss, 1 oz, ball for 25c
In all the newest shades. Knit
Your Sweater and scarf now.
We are showing a large range of
Dress Goods and Coatings for
fall . in the following; Home Spun
Velours, Serges, Tricotine.
Sweater sfor Boys and Men. Just
received a fine lot of Mens' and
Boy's Sweaters, n11 wool, New
Shades.
New Hosiery for Ladies in Heather
Shades.
Men's Waterproof Coats, Regular
$25.00. On Sale this week
for ;1.5.00.
Congoleum Rugs in the Newest
design and popular prices. Wheii
in town look these over and be,
comvinced.
See our window display for Intra•..
ductory trial offer of soap aa -w
sortment. 1 ,
i, 14b. tins Pilchards for $1.00 iii
15c a tin. Better than Salmon.,
Choice Red Salmon, Libbys brand',
at 45c. a tins why pay 60c. a ti'n
when you can buy No. 1 Sal."
mon at 45c
Broken Biscuits, 10c. a lb.
Brick cheese at per ib. ., .. 30e,
We carry hundreds of samples of
the Celebrated Broadway Brawl
Clothing for Men. Come in
and let us show youthese cams
pies whether you want a stxi;lt
or overcoat. We guarantee a
perfect fit.
A. Big Showing of Hats, Caps,
Men's Garbadeen Coats in the Gloves, Bets, llraces,, Coiiaxa,
Latest Style Price this week $23 Ties, Socks, Etc. Etc.
NO TROUBLE i!TO SI1OW GOODS
ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY
WVl ARE OFFERING.
SPECIALS
Produce Wanted. BiterickraditoriO.,
Phonefrr
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