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----blew Fall and Winter Goods for
your inspection. We can supply
your wants in these lines at prices
that paean Dollars saved to you.
New Serge') in ail 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 Silk, guaranteed.
Extra heavy quality at $2,90 yd.
Eiderdowns and Kimono Cloths, a -
'gain to hand. These cloths have
been off the market for a few
years,b 1st we are now again'
showing a fine 'range of patt-
erns to choose from,
New Woo i 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 Hosiery in heavy
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and nenium yarns, for Ladies'
and Children wear. And have
added a supply of Yarn, this
is guaranteed to give •satisface
tion to wear.
FORMEN
NEW FALL SUITS FOR MEN
AND BOYS, FALL CAPS, HATS,
Mcnai.ch Yarns in Down, Dove, GLOVES, 'PINE SHIRTS, iTIES,
and Floss, 25 colors to choose
from, BELTS, ETC.
Highest market prices paid for Live Poul-
try taken every Wednesday Forenoon
Dried Apples Wanted
J. GA O & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
DESIGNER PATTERNS
urieh's Gaxage
TO TIRES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES Arid
TUBES, All Sizes (l3est on the Market), Also a few Seconds to
;Clear at ,(Extra Special Prices).
LET US SUPPLY\ YOUR NEEDS ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
c TING OILS AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUiT.THE
THE BEST AND CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH. OILS OF PROPER VES-
COSITY TO SUIT YOUR MOTOR. •
Also stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO 'MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axys,
+Acetyline 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.
H. Mousseau ,
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Th•e Better Furnished•
Shedd have OnellotiOur Cel.
erated Ranges
, 4, l ow that the cold winds of Fail . •
1. aid the chilly. evenings are here,
on,e• should think ofof
the cold wea-
ther coming. Whiter will soon be
at hand, stake your Home corn-
plete and aorefortable with one o.
tee our Ranges or Heaters. Come
;+i in and tell us what you -need and
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f WE ALSO STOCK AND INSTALL ,THE WELL-KNOWN' BAN-
,, NEE, PIP:SLESS FURNACES AS WELL AS SEVERAL OTHER
PROMINENT TWA:ICES
FURNACES! FURNA.0 EST
ALL KINDS OF. SHEOL'F ,IIARDWARE, ETC., .ALWAYS IN
STOOK. — NO TROUBLE TO SfIOW AND EXPLAIN ALL A�
BOUT OUR. GOODS, GET OUR PRICES AND THEN BUY.
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DENOMY BROS.
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Ordered
Clothing
Fit For The Best
Unusual—
The new Inodeis of., the Art
Clothes for 1922 and 1923 are intens
deck to attract the p trticulaa.'eve-
arer interested in:;good Clothes,
Exceptional --
The fabrics and .patterxte are
ccholee selections. Cloth that
c -an be relied upon to give sect --
vice and stand the test of time.
Quality—
THE SPLENDID APPEARANCE OF' THESE WINiTER SUITS AND
OVERCOATS IS ENDURING IN THEIR EVERYDAY, WEAR. THEY
RETAIN THEIR STYLE AND GOOD LOOKS. THIS--CHARAOTER-
ISTIC IN "ART CLOTHES" IS TREAT. QUALITY SOUGHT AFTER
BY THE WEARER.
When you leek for these three particulars -the U usual—•t`he
Exceptional—the Quality --you are certain of results in buying Art
Clothes.
N0: 'Y ERO$a
P:oxuoe t n i ezch n,p for a31.3
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter ... ... ..- 35.
Eggs
38
Oats ... .., ,.......... 35-40
Wheat per bushel . 97-98
Flour per cwt.
Bran per ton ... .. 20.00
Shorts per ton : 2C00
Hogs.
ITEMS OF LOCAL IN
A popular automeib'
acturer says 43 per ce
are • sedans.
• The 'yields of groin
this year show an es
age iincreese of 43 pe
last. year.
The Unique. club N
14th coni. Hay, donate
the fire sufferers of Not
arid. This is one of t
good things that are tran
by this live society. •
The Hont. IS. J. Latta, Minister.;
of Education in the ;Saks. Governs.
'anent, paid a; visit to the home of
Mr.. J. Fitzgerald, Chiselhurst, ire-
cently; Mr. Latta is well known.
to many in Zurich.
Mr. Jack Routledge of C'entrale.
ia, and formerly of Zurich, has re
ceieed that he is being transferred
to Dutton as manager of the Mol-
sons Bank, and Mr. McLean of Dut
ton branch will take Mr, Raouled•
ge's place at ,Centralia,.
At the provincial convention of
the W. Cw T, F. held in, Oshawa. in.
October, the banner was awarded
to Huron county for highest st-
anding in Scientific temperance te-
aching. Mrs. A, McGyires Cot
Pres. was presented with the bane
per, and very kind remarks was
made in approval of good work
clone in essay writing, medal con-
tests anc% temperance poster line
in this County.
ONE WAY TO GET AN ED
• UCATION
Some time ago, writes a .subse-
riber to The Youth's omplanion, I
was travelling in Euripe a young
lady who lived ina small town
way Down East in. Maine, and who
w asmore generally informed in the
history, literatu e, art and music
of e countrier we visited than
le who had lived in and had the
`atages of a Large city "where
educated?" I asked, "I
ppf in my hometown
uth's Companion'.
ee,t+ end the same
in in twill she Coeekmpia ii-
beho it.
prielzi!•i' see.
cvals;r419923 will be.
It°hial stories, short
His .ltpoetry, facts and
t)r4w and receive;
etanion-52 is,-,.
always
tternlg issues of 1922
ntina'n - Horne Calendar
mee.for $2.50.
rreCall's Magazine,
ntl ly authority on fashe
oth publications, only $3.
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YOUTH'S COMPANION
Co o iwealth, Ave. & St. Paul St.
Bo on, Mass;. Subscriptions re-
ceiv"red at the Herald Office.
10.25 tlix
ar
.i three month' course in Agr
iculture and Horne Economics, in-
sanding . niilinery and sewing and
domestic science will be given in
Clinton the coming winter. The
course will be given under the
superintendence of A:griculturel
5, B. Struthers, and' lectures will
be given b yprofessors in their
several lines, Such a course was
given in Wingliam last winter and
it proved ver ysuccessful.
If you have and visitors a 10,
stamp on an unsealed envelope
will bring it to the Herald Office.
Or . a phone message is quicker;
while we always have a letter
box at our office door where you
scan slip in your articles. We
would like a few mere eorresee
ondents. €hould. have one i ant
Blake, Drysd.aie, St. Joseph and a
few More such places that have
a finer bunch of visitors and haps.
peningsand events nearly every
week. It is a fine education! and
if interested come and see us,
The meeting in the !Town Hall
on Monday night of the Huron
Trustees and Ratepayers was very
well attended and keen N interest
manifested. Dr. McKenzie Snaith
and Mr. McLelan of the Depart-
ment of Education, Toronto, were
the principal speakers, Mr, J.
Laporte acted o chairman, ,. Mr,
F'olton of Brussels also spoke. A,
townships organization took place
which resulted as fonows;—ores.
J. Laporte; Viee-Pres, W. C.
Pearce;; See„ Treas, Miss M. A,,
Lamont; Directors, Win. Al+esceeder
tievid Duette/et e and Albert
llexidriek.
DASHWOOD.
Mr.- and Mrs.N. Kuntz and dau-
ghter of Exeter visited -in this vic-
inity on Sundaes.
Mr. G. Gates left on Saturday
for Chicago.
Miss Luella Schatz has accept-
ed a position. in the Pest Office.
Mr. G, Edighoffer mveda on Mon
day into his new home which he
purchased f rem Mr. Wm, Ehlers.
11Ir. Jac: England moved into
the• house recently vacated be,
Mr. Gi. Edighoffer.
Miss M. Hoffman has accepted
apesiition as clerk with J. C;
Reid & Co.
... The E yangelica1 church .ere hol-
ding their Xmas. entertainment on
Frida .yDec. 22ndd
SCHOOL REPORT
Flolowing is the report. 0 of
Room IL Dashwood P ;S°. for
October,
Sr, IIt—Alice Willert 1474; Ar
netta Kleinstiver 1352; Flossie KI-
einetiver 1461; Marg. Held 1338, Har
ry.; Hartleib 782;
Int, III --Eddie Hamacher 1495
Tlieda Hayter 1463; Elgin. Merrier
1.451; Ethel +Hartleib 1428, Nelda Fas
sold 1418,• Margaret Merrier 1375
Martha Grriupner 1305; Gordon Ben
der 125.5, Flreonce Guenther 1207,
Courtney. Burmeister 1060; Ivan
Lippert 820.
Jr. III --Earl Witmer 1:97, Helen.
Nadiger 1295 "Louis - Zimmer 1230,
Garhot Burmeister 1197, Pearl Ben, -
der ` 1188; Willie Eveland 1110;
xPloyd Wein 921. •
Sr. II --Ruth Kleinstie-es 1485,
Ella. Kraft 1328, scIrvin Guenther
1239; Louise Stagbus 1194,' Adana.
etire 1026, sc' rallace Wein 1017.
Jr. It—Verde, Piiririeister 1547,
Sadie Held 1542, Zet ilecliger 1530,
Margaret Willert 1478 Addison Ma-
son 1226; xBianche Ed.igheffer 1181
Those marked (xy were absent,
L. P, Guenther, Teacher.
Co.;ir ing Social Events'
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
church, Zurich, are giving a baz-
aar in the Town in the .after-
noon and evening of Saturday, Nov
25th. Wateh for particulars 'later.
The Yo+ah.g' ladies' Bible Chest
at the Evangelical church have
changed the date Of their bazaar
Item Doe, 2nd, to Dec. 8th
Thursday, NO;cm•er lath, 1922
The store with the Mani C3Silii
And see the Wonderful Val-
ues in ° Aluminum now
showing - in our window.
Here are jest a few. items:
TEA KETTLES $1,98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS .•.\$1.98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS $198
8 AND 18 QUART STEWING KETTLES $1.98
These are all: Guaranteed .Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of Furn-
ture and Hardware. Your confid-
ence is solicited:
MRLIei..L'&BRUN
PHONE 63
BerJd Job Departmou
Is al
ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.'
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards*..
Stationery, Letterheads, $iIIheads Statements, Envelop-
es; C .-ask , Po.skin;; Bills: a spae alty,'
We invite you to go
Season able Goods,
of the low prj
10 yards. toweling foie :..$1.00
Serge, all colors 40 in wide, yd. 90e
Dress goods for school girls
per yard. at ..a 23c
Plaid Dress, Goods, Very New 9c5
Monarch Down 2 -oz. ball at A35c.
edonareh Dove 1 oz bran at 25c
Monarch Floss, 1. oz. ball for 25e
In all the newest shadeh. Knit
Your Sweater and scarf now,
We are showing a large. range of
Dress Goods and Coatings for
fall it) the following; 11om0 Spun
Velours, Serges, Tricotine.
Sweater sfor goys and Men. Just
received a fine lot of Mens' and
Boy's Sweaters, all wool, Nev
Shades.
New Hosiery for Ladies in Heather
Shades.
glen's Waterproof Coats, Regular.
$25.00. On Sale this week
ter $15.00,
carefully ower these.
and be convinced
ces prevailing
Congoleum Rugs in the Newest
design andpopular prices. Whew•
in town look these over and bet
comvinced.
See our window display for Intro-.
dilatory trial offer of soap aa-
sortmeent, • ;
i, 1 -ib. tins Pilchards for $1,06 or
15c a tin. Better than Salmon.
Choice Red Salmon, Libbys brant'*
at 45c. a tin, Why pay 60c. a tin,
when you can buy . No. 1 Sal-
mon at 45c
Broken Biscuits, 10c, a ib.
Brick cheese at per ib. ... 30e
We carry hundreds of samples e!~
the Celebrated Broadway- Brand
Clothing for Men." Come itst
and let us • show you these sant-
'pies whether you want a suit
or eyereoat. We guarantee a;;
perfect fit.
s A Big Showing of (Tats, Cape,
Men's Garbadeen Cats in the Gloves, Belts, Braces Col ar.
Latest Style price this week $23 Ties, Socks, Etc, Etc. Collare,
NO TROUBLE rP0 s 110W GOODS
ABOVE ARE ONLY A PEW OF THE MANY
WE ARE OFFERING,
PECIALS
Prod .ce Wanted. Buterickrashiono
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