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LOCAL MARKETS
CHINAWARE
CHRISTMAS
The Giving Time
Happiest Month of the Year
Did you ever stop to think it was not the receive
oxo gifts that makes us sothappy, on ChristmasDay
The real jay, comes from giving. To see the faces
of the little folks brightens To see. the look of
Surprise and appreciation( on the face of the friend'
to whom the present is given—that is what makes
us all so eager to buy gifts and to be sure that
the rihgt gift far each is selected~ so that there
will be no dissappoi,ntment?. Gift sujjestions a
bound in every, corner of our Store! Come and
see the beautiful Goods we collected to solve Your
Gift problems.
pSPECIALS
1 only 97 piece Dinner. Sett, Gilt bap at -- $22.50
22.50
1 only, sett, Pink design at
:A. complete array of fancy China,' suitable for \Christmas
Gifts. See "'our display.
MEN'S WEAR
Fine Shirts, Silk and Knitted Ties in Separate Boxes, Suspen-
ders in Fancy Boxes, Wool and Silk Scarfs, Armbands, Gar-
ters, Gloves, Heavy all -wool Sweaters, fancy stripe or check
patterns, Special at $6.50.
Infants wad Childrens Wear
FINE KNITTED TOQUES AND /WITS TO MATCH, PULL:-
OVER
ULL-OVER SWEATER COATS, FINE COATE CURLEY CLOTH
-5ITH CAPS TO MATCH, MITTS, SCARFS, TOQUES.
Handkerchiefs
SEE OUR DISPLAY AT FRONT -GF STORE, 'FINE SWISS
WITH LACE AND EMBROIDFR er .ELG- , PLAIN WHITE LAWN
WITH COLORED EDGINtx, ETC. Pridas from 7c. to 75c.
Stamped Go
CASES, TOWELS, CUSH-
ION���`��� TOPS, CENTRE PIECES,
CHILD:S DRESSES, DDRESeSER SCARFS, DOILES, ETC.
GLOVES
Ladies' Chamoise Gloves in two
dome wrist and gauntlet style at
$1.00 ro $2}00 a pair.
Ladies' and Misses brushed wool gauntlets, 75c to $L35 pr_
Silk Gloves in plain and fans? wrists, Special 1.25, 150 pr.
USEFUL GIFTS
See our new styile Silk Blouses in
variety of colors Special at $5.00
Fine Silk ICam,ils'alds( ',at ,-,-. $1,00
Boudior Caps at 25c. 04e 75e.
Bath and Linen Towels, \assorted
colors 50, 7.5, 1.00, 1.50 each,
Tea Aprons at 50c. each
Laundry( bags at $L00 each..
Something entirely new in centre
pieces, come and see them
prices 85c. to $L75 leach.
Fine Chintz covered cushions large,
sizes at $2.50 each.
SWEATERS AND HOSIERY
Ladies' all'' -wool tuxedo style Sw-
eater Coats, new colors, prices •
from $4.50 to $8.50 each
Misses Pullover Sweaters from
$1.25 to $2.00 each.
Ladies .puri; bilk Hose in newest
shades $L50 and $1.75 pair.
Black, white, brown, nude grey
Silk Hose, with fancy clocks, good
weight silk, special$2 .00 pain.
Ladies' and Misses pure wool hose
in blk and leather shades 75 to1.25
(Corrected every
l3utter.
Eggs .J-, s.:
Cried apples per lb.
Dutch ,setts per Ib,
Potatoes per bag ,,.
Oats.
W beat per •(bivabet
Flour per cwt. --,
Bran per ton
Shortsp er ton
Chickens per I1t. 1
Old HeiriGs 1114
Ducks lb
Hogs•
Wednesday)
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
Room II for November.
Jr. III—Rase Liebold 81%, Gl-
adys Spathe 72; Eleanor: Felischau
er 68, Beulah Sararas 66; Earl Th-
iel .61; Laurene Schwalm 56, Claire
Melick 45, Wilfred Ducharme 43,
Rose Albrecht 40,
Sr. II -Grace Zettlle 82, Floyd
Kropf 80, Leeland Willert 75, Carl
Ilaberer 71, Ruth Zettle 70, Nelda
Schwalm 67, Greta Koehler 58,
Napoleon Bedard 56', Ervin Diet-
rich 52, Alice Koehler 49, Cecil Ut-
tley 42.
Jr. II—George Grenier 73; An-
ne Druar 68, Adeline Fleischauer 67
Earl Yungblut 64,, Milverna Gei-
ger 61, Helen Thiel 59, Clarence
Smith 57; Mary Kochems 56, Rol-
and Grenier 52, Byron Ducharme
50, Olin Foster 37.
0. M. O'Brien, Teacher.
Room III
Jr. IV—Victoria Deichert 75%,
Haze ]Bedard 71; Agnes Dietrich 7
70; Marthe Heideman 68, Mervyn
Scchwalm 67; Gladys Melick 61,
Rosa•leen Sararas 58, Alvin Gascho
56, Marcella Farwell 55, Wesley
Callfas 52. •
Sr. III;—Vera Kalbfleisch 88.;
Norman Fleischauer 85, Clarence
Farwell 85, Lawrence Howald 77, St
ella Callfas 75, Dennis Bedard 74,
Edward Brenner 66, Dorothy Zet-
tle 65, Elzar Mousseau 62.5; W i]lie
Neeb 62, Russell Ducharme 61,
Francis Dietrich 58, Willie Leibold
52.
Jr. III—Franz. Kochems 64, Floyd
Foster 57, Bruce Koehler 60, Gold-
ie Uttley 52, Milfred Uttley '47,
Grace Koehler 41.
F. M. Kalbfleisch, teacher
New Fruit _NEW RAISINS, CURRANTS, FIGS,
PE4LS, WALNUTS, ALMONDS,
FILBERTS, PEANUTS, BRAGILS, ORANGES AND CANDIES t; TOYS
OF ALL KINDS
J. GASCHO fk SON
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR
TIIE LDTTLE FOLYS
PRODUCE WANTED
DESIGNER PATTERNS
Zurich's Garage
AUTO TIRES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES, All Sizes (]lest on the Market). Also a few Seconds to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices).
LET 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.
Also stock a complete line of
Genune Ford Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND.
ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
Acetyline Welding. EXPERTAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. , Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing We want to
you, and Serve You Ww11.
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Now that the cold winds of Fall
and the chilly evenings are here,
one Should think of the cold wea-
ther Coming. Winter will soon be
at hand. Make your Home com-
plete and comfortable with one o
our Ranges or Heaters. Come
in and tell us what you need and
we can fill your requirements.
FURNACE!
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PENINSULAR
FURNACES!
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTERS
George WEnige ' vas elects
Mayor of London over H. J. Cir
ills by a• majority of over' 3,000
on Monday.
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A medical school inspection unit
hasb een formed in this district
with xeter as the centre. A
nurse will be appointed immed-
iately,
mmed
iately, .whose duty it will be to•
visit each school and examine the
children four times a year.
In a statement issued last we-
ek the Federal Advisory Fuel Com
mittee once 'more warns househlod
ers that there is little anthracite
coal coming into'. Canada from the
U. S. and that it is iniportant to la,y
in a supply of substitutes. Deal-
ers as well as consumers, it is
said, are facing a situation which
may lead,' to difficulty, and pas-_
sibly hardeship unessl the attirude
of the public towards substitutes
greatly alters.
Senator William Proudfoot, K.
C. of Goderich died in a Toronto
Hospital on Sunday, after an op-
eration for appendicitis. He'
was ill a little over a week and
died in his 64th year. During his
politica ].,career, which included 11
years' of the seat for Centre Huron
in the Ontario House, a year, and
a half as leader of the' Liberal op-
position and threey ears in the Son
ate, He was the son of the late
Chief Justice Proudfoot, and • was
born on Feb.. 1, 1859, in Colborne
township Huron 'Co. His father
hadh een a native of Perthshire
Scotland and his mother from Ire-
land. After passing through the
public and high schools at God,.
ericch, he began to study law un-
der the late Justice Garrow, sub-
sequently entering Osgood Hall.
He was called to the bar in 1880
and commenced practising in the
nano of the firm Garrow �C Proud
foot.
A free distribution of superior
sorts of grain will be made dur-
ing the coming winter to Canad-
ian farmers by Cereal Division of
the Experimental Farms Branch,
Ottawa. The samples will con-
sist of spring wheat, about 5 lbs;
white oat4, about 4 lbs; barley,
about 5 lbs; field peas (not gar-
den peas—about 5 lbs; field beans
about 2 lbs_; flax for seen and
flax for fibre about 21ds. Ap-
plications must be made on a pr-
inted form, which will be supp-
lied by the Cereal DivisioniCen,-
tral Experimental Farm, Ottawa.
No postage is required on letters
so addressed. No application tor
ins will be supplied after Febr-
uary 15th 1923. (Farmers are ad-
vised
dL
vised to sen'cl, at once for Porins
in order not to be disappointed, as
ted.
The allotment of samples will be
made in order of application, On-
�. ly one sample will be sent to' a
fatm.—Centiell :bivi§ion(, 'Central
ne•rimental Farm, Ottawari•
Ontarioi,
HAY COUNCIL.
The regular meeting of the Co-
uncil of the Township of Hay was
held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
December 2nd( /All members we-
re present. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and
adopted. r The following, were, appLoin ed
Polling places, deputy •retial T
mg officers and poll Clerks forte
several polling sub -divisions of the
Townships of Haly for the year 1822
and a By-law confirming said ap-
pointments was read three times
and finally passed.
A (large number of accounts in
eluding agrvel accounts, were pas-
sed, a fill statement of which will
appear in the 'annual financial st-
atement of the TTownship.
The Council adjourned to meet
again for the final session of 1922
on; Friday Dec. 15th, at one o'-
clock, p.nil,
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following is the report for
the month of November for S.S.
N. III, Hay Tp�
IV 'Cooper Forrest, Orland Sie-
mon.
Sr. III;—Stewart Blackwell,
Russell Blackwell, Annie Jarrott.
Jr. III—Harold Reichert, Miner-
va Reichert, Wilfred Mousseau, Ar
thur Broderick, Ro•s Richa^don.
.Sr;. II -Willie Armstrong, Ruse
sell Kyle, Dorothy K; le, Margaret
Mousseau.
Jr. II—Tom Armstrong, Debra
Armstrong.
Pt. II—Ella Stephenson, Ruth
Richardson], Bijron Kyle.
Primer—Ray Broderick, Iva Kipr
fer, Jack Ar.mstronee.
Margaret L. (less, Teacher;
III some cases the stock is lirrii
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The Blyth town officials are
canvassing the Village with "a view
to taking further steps with Brus-
sels and. Waoltn for flee securing
of hydro., and are meeting with
gratifying success.
Coming Social Events
The !Lutheran annual Christmas
Festivall will. be held on Sunday
evening, December 24th.
The annual Christmas entertain-
ment of the Evangelical church wall
be held on Monday evening Dec-
ember 25th.
A Bazaar will be held! in the Lad
les' Hall, on Saturday afternoon
and evening, Dec. 7th. A 15c.
lunch will also be served commen-
cing at 2i.30 o'clock in the after-
noon. Core and Luy your Xmas.
presents and home made candy.
A grand concert consisting of
home talent will be held in the
Town Hayy, Zurich on Friday ev-
ening, December 22nd, The pro-
gramme is being put on by the
pupils of Z, P. School, under whose
auspices it will be held. We all
remember the big attendance last
year, and the fine program, some
of the audience were in the Hall
at six o'clock to assure a good
'seat. The management is consid-
ering the hall
to make a. plan o
and sell reserved seats this year.
So the first buyers of these 'seats
have ‘forst choice. ,
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Thursday, December 7th, *022
Numummulmuloomormilewasugmusomis
The store with the Liberal Cash Discount
And see the Wonderful Val-
ues in Aluminum now
showing in our window.
Here are just 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 $1.98
These are all Guaranteed Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of Furn-
iture and Hardware. Your confid_
ence is solicited.
MELIe.T&BR1uJN
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id Job Department
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards:,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Checc B)ok$, Posting Bills a specialty.
FREE!
FREE!
FREE!
Special Bargains till Xmas. Bring
along your Dried Apples, Fresh eggs
and Cash, and we will give your coup-
ons which will entitle you to beautiful
guaranteed Silverware FREE
Now is Your Chance:
We have a big Stock of the following;
FRESH PEELS, NUTS, CANDIES, ORANGES, RAISINS FIGS, DATES
Toys for the Kiddies
SEE;, OUR NEW LINE OF SWEATER COATS AND MONARCH
YARNS
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES' AND ME.N
BIG BARGAINS IN LADIES' FURS
REDUCED PRICES IN MEN'S OVERCOATS, CAPS, GLOVES, NECK
TIES, SCARFS, ETC.
A. FEW MEN'S SUITS REGULAR$27.50 FOR $15.00.
ALL WOOL MEN'S SWEATER COATS AT $2.25
DR. HESS' STOCK FOOD AND PANACEA, KEEPS YOUR. STOCK
HEALTHY AND MAKES YOUR HENS LAY.
DO YOUR XMAS. SHOPPING NOW AND REEICV]5 CASH CUPONSt,
Produce Wanted. Buter okraahinn :
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