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Gifts. See our display.
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C1i,IS ; AS
The Giving Time
Happiest Month of the Year
:Did you ever stop to think it was not the recess.,
of, gifts that makes us so: peppy on Christmas' Day
The recti joy come:.• from giving. To seethefaces
of the lit' le folks heighten:,. To see the look ' et
surprise and appreciation; on the face of the friend
to whole the pre •ent is given -that is what takes
U9 alt1 so eager tc, buy gifts and to be surethat
the rihot gift tor each is selected,. so that there
will be no dissappotntment. Gift sujjestions a�
honed in ever' corner of our Store, Come and
sc.e the beautiful Goods we collected to solve Your
Gift problems,
$22.50
$24.00
for Christmas
Ni EN'S WEAR
Fine Shirts, Silk and Knit'ed
ders in Fancy Boxes, Wool
ters, Gloves, Heavy all -wool
patterns, Special at $6.50.
Ties in Separate Boxes, Suspen-
and Silk Scarfs, Armbands, Gar -
Sweaters, fa.ney stripe or check
Infants and Childrens Wear
FINE KNITTED TOQUES AND N1TTS TO MATCH, PULL-
OVER SWEATER COA i S. FINE COATS CURLEY CLOTH
1� ITH CAPS TO MATCH, MISTS, SCARFS, TOQUES.
Handkerchiefs
SEE OUR DISPLAY AT' PR:),: C OF STORE, FINE SWISS
'WITH LACE AND EMBROIDeft \ ELGE, PLAIN WHITE LAWN
'WITH COLORED EDGING, E rC. Prices from 7c. to 75c:
� rgi,r,OW CASES, TOWELS. CITSH-
S'ta "y,"6_ 'l OO S TON' TOPS, CENTRE .PIECES,
CHILD'S DRESSES, D ;RES` SETS SCARFS, DOILES, ECC.
GLOVES Ladies' Chaznoise Gloves in two
donne wrist and gauntlet style at
$t.00 ro $2%00 a pair.
Ladies' and Misses brushed wr,o'I gauntlets, 75c to $1.35 pr:
Silk Gloves in plain .and fang wrists, Special 1.25, 1050 pr.
• NEW RAISINS, CUTSRRANTS,• FIGS,
New Fruits :CAhS, WALNU, ALMONDS,
FILBERTS, PEANUTS, BRAZILS, ORANGES 'AND CANDIES
OF ALL KINDS
USEFUL GIFTS.
See our new style Silk Blouses in
variety of colors Special at $5,00
Flee Silk iCamiisol+esS at --- $1.00
13oudior Caps at 25e. 04c. 75c.
Bath and Linen Towels, assorted
colors 50, 75, 1.00, 1.40 each.
Tea Aprons at 50c. each
Laundry, bags at $1.00 each.
Something entirely new in centre
pieces, come and 'see - them
prices 85c. to $1.75 . each.
Fine Chintz coeered 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 purp silk Hose in newest
shades $1.50 and $1.75 pair. '
Black, white, brown, nude grey,!
SiLk Hose, with fancy cloaks, good
weight silk, special$2 .00 pair.
Ladies' and Misses pure wool hose
in blk and leather shades 75te'1.25
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR
THE LITTLE FOLYS
PRODUCE WANTED
DESIGNER PATTERNS
J. GASCHO & SON
�arage IRES
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 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
Genuine 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. EXPEETAUTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT
Y. Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing us. We want to serve
you, and Serve You Ww11.
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ITEMS OF LOCAL IN.
Reeve EH F. Klopp a
December meeting of Oa'
county council. last 'wee
stem
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Thejpayment of the Hy, o bills
have this month been extended
from 15th Ito Dec• 18th.
Mrs. Carrie Heyrock is spends-
ing a few weeks in London with
her daughter Mrs. Frank McCut-
cheon
'Mr,. Thea Habeeer has recently
purchased the dwelling property
owned by the estate of. his ' late
father Jacobs Huberer.
Judge Dickson of Goderich con
ducted the local Courti of Revise
ion of the Hay. ,TR Voters', List' in
the Town Hall, Zurich on'Friday.
Mi;, and Mrs. Berson Saunders
of Mitchell are spending the week
with the latter's parents Me, and
Mrs. Andrew Thiel.
Considerable business was traps-
acted at the local. Court .of Revis'oe,
in the Town Hall on Friday. 15
names were added on the voter's
list, while several were struck off.
Reel. •Dr. Staebler of Cleveland;
Ohio-, ,was a visitor at the Evangel-
ical p ar••sonage on Mondays. The
Doctor being a brother=inelalw' to
ReV. J. G. Litt, and also a first
cousin to Mrs. Litt.
Mr. Peter Kropf wishes tp,advise
auto owners that he is doing auto
repairing in Mr,. L,. Prang's' im-
plement shop, Zurich'for the win-
ter months, {and .will have in stock
all most -called -?roe parts of auto
repairs,.
Mr. 3, Hey, Jr. returned the
other day from a trip t,o Gode.
ich, Lucknow, Clinton and the nor;
thernj part sof the cotuntyo on. pros;
poetise tour for sae of Ruggles
trucks. Mr. Hey reports that the
outlook is very brisk' for , a good'
big season's business.
Mr,. J. Galinlan .Sr.; last week
sold to Mr, Dennis Bedard,r: an
eight months old hog weighip;�; 460
pounds. (Mr. Gillman' purchased
this pig in the spring \when six
weeks old from Mr. G. Q. Smith,
Sauble Line, and it sure attack a
wonderful growth.
LOCAL MARKETS
,Currec;t<'d every Wednesday)
Halter 35
is ,s 50
l e fed apples per lb, 7s
Dutch setts per ib. -- -. 5e
Potatoes per bag .., .-. 75
Oats 54
Wheat per ileushei 1.15
Flour per cwt. ... ;. 3i00-3;75
I3ran per ton ..- ... ... . 25.00
30.00
-.. 9-17
6-14
16-18'
. f 9.75
Sbortsp er ton
Chickens per 114. ,
Old Henn
Ducks lb,, ..: -
11o44, ..
Barristers D. E. Holmes and Mr.
Carrow' of Goderich were in the
village on business on Friday.
Mr. John Bingeman of New Ham
burg is. convassing the farmers of
this distric4 with his celebrated
stock tonic putup by the Maple
Leaf Stock Tonne Co,., of Ki;tche
ever.
Mr„ Claire Melick was the lucky
number in the guessing contest at
Hess' jewellery; store, last week,
it being the number of parts en
an alarm clock, the nearest guess
receiving • the clock. Claire gue-
ssed' 1170,, and the number of actu-
al' :plans seas 175.
We spend money -for gasoline,
we take in picture shows, eat ice
cream, drink soft drinks, smoke
smokes and indulge in hundreds of
things that bring us nothing, but
the entertainment of the 'moment.
No permanent benefit ever .comes
to us from any of it, but we never
think of kicking. It is only when
we come to pay taxes the thing
that gives us schools, roads, side-
walks, public buildings, governrn-
eut and permanent benefit, that we
rise up on our. hind legs and hole
ler our heads off. -Ex,
OBITUARY
LATE PETER DURAND
In the Stratford General Hose*
ital. the death occured on Monday,
Dec,. 4th, of Peter Durand, a life-
long resident of Drysdale, at the
age of 49 years,. The death of Mr,
Durand followed an illness of be-
tween three and four weeks' dur-
ation„ daring' the latter portion of
which time he iv!as confined to the
hospital. The deceased was.
born in ;Drysdale and resided there
all his lifetime: Two sisters of.
Mr. Durand reside in Stratford;
namely, Mra. W. E..L:attimer, Nile
St„ and Mrs. Chas. true LaFranier,
Guelph st The other sisters;, four
brothers and: Mrs. Peter . Durand,
mother ,of the deceased also sure-
"1 e. They are; Mns.r'P E. Adams,
Goderich;; Mrs.: Robt,- Douglas,
Saskatoon; Joseph, Grand Rapids
Minn; Paul of Froks, Minn.;- Henry
of Stephen', Minn.; and Louis of
Chilliwack, Bi:C: The' remains we-
re taken to Drysdale ;for interm-
ent,
Mrs,. • Anna Eisenbach, (nee)'
Icahn, wife of Mr. Frederick Eis-
enbach on the Babylon line, ,born
Nov. 16th, 1861, died in her own
home. on Dec.. 10th, 1922. While
she was suffering for years with
asthma, she was confined to her
bed mostly only for .the last four
weeks. She passed away rather
unexpectedly on ,Sunday Torpids,
December 10th, aged 61 years and
24 'days. , She leaves to mourn be-
sides her' bereaved hiusband, 4
daughters„ 2 sons, one sister and
two brothers, antal other friends,
Four children predeceased her in
,death, She lived on the Eisenbach
old homestead ever since she Was
married for over 29 years. The
funeral services were conducted by'
Rev. J. G, Litt. The remains we
re taken ito the nearby union cem
etary, on the Babylon .Line for bur-
ial- on Tuesday Dec.l2th It being
a very cold days as inr a. short:timc
two of the pall bearers suffered
frostb itte'>ears. ISa it 'ia. We
ire'ver can (tell what to -morrow br-
ings forth, The Herald joins the'
neighbors and friends in amusing
the: bereft family of their sincere
sympathy,.
Anthracite coal has .been drib
bling into Ontario !during the past
feat weeks, and the pricers quote
oted to constiiiyiers at various ;parts
points in Western Ontario are int-
eresting, as follows -Walkerton,.
$22 per ton; Kincarcline, $10.50; Pa
islet' $19 50; Owen Sound $16 Luck
now, $20; :Drayton $17.50; tendon
$28; St. Catharines $16.50. Guelph
$16; St. Thomas $18; Pt. 1i gin 16.50
13arrie $18.50; Listowel! $14.50; Iiatn
ilton $18.50; Chesley $1,9; Mount
Forest $1,5.50; Windsor $19; God-
erieh $16; Hano'.er $16, Newstadt
14.50
'�i , Cl ztiiarrl ,418, 1'almerltc.>n $20
r;, Altrys $16; Exeter $19; Hensel]
$1.5.50:
Coming Social Events
A grand concert ,given by the
Zurich Public School will be held.'
in the Town Hall,' Zurich on Thurs-
day- evening, •December 21st.
The Lutheran annual Christmas
Festival will be held on Sunday
evening, December 24th.
The annual Christmas entertain-
ment of the Evangelical eburch W1.1
be held on Tuesday evening, Dec-
ember' 26th.
'f 1)' i . a _'i'Rr,er.,1gym 11*:1; y"�y
The store with the Liberal Cash Dining
And see the Wouderful Val
ues in Alnminurn now
rhowing .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& BRAEJN
PHONE 63
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Is al Nays at your service for GOOD ,..PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards,
Stationery, Letterheads Billheads, Stat a ents, Envelop..
es, C h o c il` B. k s, I Ox ; i l�,? l' a s
Three Years "Over There"
Two With "The Mounties"
Sitting astride a "Mountie's" horse
he was as fine a specimen of man-
hood as one•could tweet. Six feet tall,
bronzed, muscular a , ! keen, he made
an athlete of no nu • .. silty. 'Three
:wars in the war had ::.:.:,oingly made
"a man out of him," but it took a
bad cold to show that the war had
tar -reaching and terrible effects.
One day he played' and worked
hard, then went for a dip in the lake.
A. little cold came on, then got worse
and worse and finally -consumption.
His three years "Over there;" and two
spent in the 'Mounties," have given
him a fighting spirit.,
Miring these last eight months the
foo has not killed his hope, he's still
hoping that"God's fresh air and inan's
skill at the Muskoka 7Yospital for
Oonsumptives can retain. something
of his old manhood for active service ,
yet.
Only With the canhelp,:of my° anwarm
lriends his
e t work be tar-
ried
great
on. Money iS urgently needed.
Contributions may. be sent to 'Min.
W. A.'iCharlton, .223 Ca11r"ge Street;
Toronto.
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
g uaranfi eed Silver ware RE E
Now' is Your Chance:
We have a big Stock of following;
FRESH PEELS, NUTS, CANDIES, ORANGES, RAISINS FIGS, DATES
Toys for the Kiddies
55 ,11 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, NEC9
'MES, SCARFS, ETC.
A B'E.W MEN'S, SUITS REGULAR$27.50 FOR $15.00.
ALL WOOL MEN'S SWEATER COAT'S .AT $2.25
DR. HESS' STOCK FOOD AND PANACEA, KEEPS YOUR STOCK
HEALTHY AND MAK +'S YOUR HENS LAY.
1)O YOUR XMAS. SHOPPING NOW AND It] EICVE CASH CI,T 0Nr
Produce Wanted. e
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