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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 sha-
des, suitable for skirts, middys,
and Children's wear.
Black Douchess Sill:, guaranteed.
Eatta heavy quality at $2.90 yd.
Eiderdowns and Kimona Cloths, a-
gain to hand. These cloths have
been off the' market for a few
years,b tit we are now again
showing a fine range of patt-
erns to choose from.
lvIc.naich Yarns in Down, Dove,
and Floss, 25 colors to choose
from.
I New Wool and Flannelette Elan-
bets.
A, complete range of Underwear
in Wool and -Fleeced, for Lad-
les and Children's wear.
We have again in Stock, Reiners
No. 1, quality Hosiery in heavy
and menium, yarns,. for Ladies'
and Children wear. And have
added a supply of Yarn, this
is guaranteed to give satisface
tiara to wear.
FOR MEN
NEW FALL SUITS FOR MEN
AND BOYS, FALL CAPS, HATS,
GLOVES, FINE SHIRTS, TIES,
BELTS, ETC.
Highest market vices paid for Live Poul-
try taken every ' ,R ednesday Fer0noon
ried pples Wanted
J. G HO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
DESIGNER PATTERNS
Zurich's Gara : e
AUTO TIRES
We have on hand a• Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES. All Sizes (Best on the Market). Also a few Seconds to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices).
LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEE))S ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI
CA NG OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
Also stock a complete line of
Genu1ne Ford. Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOS r CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
M.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
Acetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. Get into the habit of Pat -ionizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You Wwll.
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Now that the cold winds of Pall
and the chilly- .evenings are here,
one should think of the eo'id wea-
ther coming. Winter will soon be
at hand. Make your Home Com-.
plete and comfortable with one 0.
our Ranges or Heaters. Corrie
in and tell us what you need and
we can fill your requirements.
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WE ALSO STOCK AND INSTALL THE WELL --KNOWN BAN-
N.ER PIP) LESS FURNACES AS W'L+•'LL AS SEVERAL OTHER
PROMINENT MAKES 4'
ALL FINDS OF SI3'EOD'F . HARDWARE, ETC., ALWAYS . IN .*
STOCK -- NO TROUBLE TO SHOW AND EXPLAIN ALL A-
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Ready»to-Wear
Clothing
ZURICH
DENO.IVMY BRAS.
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Fit For The Best
Unusual -
new models of the Art
Clothes for 1922 and 1923 are inten4:
decl to attract the particular wee
arer interested in good Clothes.
Exceptional -
The fabrics and patterns are
cchoice se:e •t'ons. ',Cloth that
can .-be relied upon to; give see -
vice and stand the test of time..
Quality
Ordered
Clothing
THE SPLENDID APPEARANCE OF THESE WINTER SUITS AND
OVERCOATS IS ENDURING IN• THEIR EVERYDAY WEAR. THEY
RETAINTHEIR STYLE AND • GOOD LOOKS. THIS CHARACTER-
ISTIC IN "ART CLOTHES" 15 TRE'AL QUALITY SOUGHT AFTER
BY THE WEARER.
When you look for these three • particulars -the Unusual -the
Exceptional --the Quality -you are certain of results in buying Art
Clothes.
DEITOMY BIOS.
Produce taken in exchange for Goods
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every
Butter _-- • . ...
Eggs •
Oats --_ --. ..
Wheat per bushel
Flour per cwt. ... _..
Bran peraton -_- .--
Shorts per ton
Hogs
Wednesday)
............. 35.
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-_...-.. .... :. 35-40
... 97-98
2.75-3,75
' , 20.00
24.00
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr, and Mrs. D. Bettchen of Da
hwood were Sunday visitors at t1 :
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Martin
iti1r. Roy Weber ;of Zurich ha
rented the building owned by
Murdock and formerly occupied.'
by Wm. Sangster and purposes
start a harness shop there and w..
he open for business shortly, -Heal-
:ull Observer.:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weber and!
family and Mrs. Mari;,* Miller of
Dashwood were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bi
Battler, Babylon Line.
r OUND-A horse blanket. Otte)
or call have sane by proving pro-
pc'r(y and pairing this adv. from'
Mr, Herb. Mousseau.
Ben Marr, con. 2, .McGillivray,
is suffering from severe fractured
ribs, and numerous bruises a tithe
result of a; fall at aF neighbor's
threshing. He was climbing into
the mow when a scaffold pole
slipped letting him fall on 'the
lhre,hing machine, which'
,was
motion at the time. -
At a meeting of the registration
eo+, uittee of the O'iit. branch of
t1 k l;mateur Athletic Union of
x "e he'd Thus'dav in therooms
o.
{Ont. athletic commission. the
! iMavers Clarence and Clefs: -
tot; effmanl„ suspended members
of Y Zurich baseball club was
by the committee. Ups
recommendation of the N.
A, and the sub -committee
of rat. Baseball Amateur As-
8, these players were a -
,ed: in good standing.
ce Sale
1 -4 -Dry Goods
to be Sold at
Mall, Zurich''
AY AND SATURDbAY
Ar. investigation Otel.he cost of
coat for the con'sumers took place
by the Exeter Council, as coal was
being retailed at $19 per ton, which
see, several dollars higher than lit
other towns, the result of the in-
t estigatio.n however proved that
the dealers were handling the fuel
let less than a profit, of 5%.
The Atnericai dollar is now be-
ing discounted et the banks at
1`9 cents.
'fixe annual sale of surplus 1i'crcc
stock at the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph took place on(
October 26th with breeders acln
livestock dealers from a]l paetsoI
the Province present. Although,`
the sa'e was not as' large .,s F10111e
previous ones, it want most :sure-
cessfui i nevery respect and Prof,
Cade Toole was greatly pleased
'x•; (h the prices secured. The sale
t,ettect the college a little over
x"0,000. There were five lots of
Shorthorns, which brought ,an av-
erage of $331 }ler head. The, high-
est price paid was $66) for the twee
eyar-old heifer„ "College August
loth," purchased h yB. T. ,,Stephens
of 'Richmond Hill; C. Currie, of
:4Lurr-iston paid $400 for an ,n.ged
SPORT NEWS
• Wean's "rrisit Nine" Mere de
feated by the Peterboro Electrics
on Saturday (at Galt -for the Inters
'mediate 'baseball Championship of
Ontario, score 7--,4," Weir thei'stic
a x •pitcher allowed only '4 hits.
while his team behinV1 him made
0 errors thus losing the game.
AN' EASY ONE FOR GODERICH
The Big Four (Trophy, donated
by Spaldings, and won b,r the
Purity Flour team;, Goderieh, is
yrs .l w rn C, 1#laek's More
e wind.-
c ,+�, e• it is a beauty and bears it /-
seri tion, s
S Avlct
g, Trophy. y. Big
Four 1,13 ea, :r..ue Champion; 1922,
Purity Flour, Goderiolr."
Jars
ori,
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lady
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len:
25. c,
mber 3rd and 4th, 1922
cgs of Ladies' Deese goods.
s, 25 Dresses silk serge and
clothe, 50 ladies' hats, 4
dies' woolen pullovers; 25
:fists, 25 ladies and young
sinter coats, 10 young lad -
tel 25 pieces of Men's suit
tii5 men's suits all sizes;
Tcoats all ,sizes; a number
of eser's and women's rain coats,
woolen blankets and many artic-
les not numerated. All the above
goods will be sold at a big :slat-
rafice. To appreciate and be
euneinced of these bargains come
and °see, for yourself and share in
theli enefit. On Friday and .Salti-
erday Evenings I will offer some
of these Goods to be Auctioned
eff by Jas..,Denome:, Auctioneer.
L COHEN, Proprietor, London
Coining Social Events
VS* atioolliGeo
The Ladle 3' Aid ' of the Lutheran
Church,: Zurich, are giving a baz-
aar in the Town Hall in the afterw-
naoe and etreeing of Saturday, Nov
25th, Watchfor particulars later.
The Young' 'Ladies' Bible Class
of the Evangelical. church will hold
a bazaar in, the Ladies Hell on
Saturday, Dec. 2ncl. A tea will
also :be served in connection °With
the bazaar. ,
On Thursday evening, Nov. 99,
the people of Zurich and vicinity
will enjoy a rare treat in the
Town Hall when Eckardts Swiss!
bt 11 ringers will entertain the
i ublio; This is exceptionally fine
music when well played, and
with the 25 years experience, this
company .should be unequalled.
Rev. R. J. Bowen, District Sec-
i'etary, of the Upper Canada Bible
Society will address a publts me-
eting ' at the Menno•,xite church, Zur-�
icir, on Thursday . r' ing, Nov.
2r:d Mr. Bowen is known to a
a'reat many in this Vicinity and his
oration is well worth doing. 'a long.
way to hear.
The Woolens' Institute, is ,giving
a f,~arecial coursfs hi serving with
tetiss Collies ' as isistructor. This
course will last two weeks, begin-
ning • Noveraber sth. Any ladies'
wishing to.itake this eourse and
who have not handed in their
nani,es to the Secretary Will please.
early date as only a
do so at an ar y , y
linxitt d class can be aecornodated.
waits ou
eightryf �urlyx�ises� awaits, ,y
at the Ladies' lien, Time eve, Oct.
3est. .
Thursday, November 2nd, 1,9
The store with the Liberal Cash iliscolat
And see the Wonderful Val-
ues in Alnminum now
showing in our window.
Here are jnst a few items:
TEA KETTLES $1.98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS $1.98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS $198
8 AND 10 QUART STEWING KETTLES $1.98
These are all Guaranteed Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of Furn-
iture and Hardware. Your ,confid-
ence - is solicited.
MELIeK& B !IMJN
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joyB[e-raid
Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
,Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Garel
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop....
es, C%i?ck Posting Bills a sp3eialty.
We invite you to go carefully ower these
Seasonable Goods, and be convinced
of the low prices prevailing
10 yards toweling foae , .--$1.0Q
Serge, all colors 40 in wide, yd. 900
Dress goods for school girls
per yard at __4 23c
Plaid Dress Goods, Very New 9c5
Monarch Down 2-o s. ball at A35c.
Monarch Dove 1 oz hall 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; HomeSpun
Velours, Serges, nicotine.
Sweater sfor Boys and Men. Just
received a fine lot of Mens' and
Boy's Sweaters, alt wool, New
Shades.
New Hosiery for Ladies in Heather
Shades.
Men's Waterproof Coats, Regular
$25.00. On Sale this week
,for $15.90.
Men's Garbacleen Coats in the
Latest Style Price this week $23
!Congoleum Rugs in the Newest
design and popular prices. When
in town look these over and be
convinced.
See our window display for Intro-.
ductory' trial offer of soap as-
sortment.
7, 1 -ib. tins Pilchards for $1.00 ee
15c a tin. Better than Salrnora.
Choice Red Salmon, Libbys brand,
at 45c. a tin, why pay 60c. a tin
when you can buy No. 1 Sal-
mon at 45c
Broken ]Biscuits, 10c, a lb.
Brick cheese at per lb. _, _,. 31
We carry hundreds of samples of
the Celebrated Broadway 13ra u
Clothing for. Men. Come in!
and let us show you these same
pieswhether you want a suit
or overcoat. We guarantee
perfect tit.
A. ]lig Showing of Hats, Caps,
Gloves, Belts, Braces, Collars,
Ties, Socks, Etc, Etc.
No TROUBLE TO 5 i•IO W .GOODS
ABOVE ARE ONLY A. FEW or T13E MANY SPECIALS
WE ARE OFFERING.
Produce Wanted. ButerickPashions
Phone.
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