Zurich Herald, 1922-12-21, Page 8C U INAWARE
;GPECIALS
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The Giving Tune
Happiest`Month of the Year
Did you ever stop to 'think it was not the receiv
of, gifts that makes us so, happy on Christmas Day
The real joy comes, from giving: To see the 'faces
of the little folks brighten. To see the look of
surerise and ;,appreciation on the fate of the frieed.
to whom the present is given --that is what 'makes
us all so eager to buy gifts and to be sure a that
the ringt gift foi.+''spell-is selected, so that there
will be no dissappointment. Gift sujjestions ar.:
bound in every cornerof our Store, Come and
see the beautiful Goods we collected to solve 'Your"
Gift problems.
1 only 97 piece Dinner Sett, Gilt band at• :: . $22.50
1.on'ly sett, Pink design at ... $24,00
'A. complete array of fancy China, suitable for Christmas
Gifts. S 'e our display.
414',N'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 . lid Childrens Wear
FINE KNITTED TOQUES AND MITTS TO MATCH,
OVER SWEATER COATS, FINE COATI: • CURLEY
'WITH CAPS TO MATCH, MI NS, S, SCARFS, TOQUES.
1$1a u dkerchiefs
PULL -
CLOTH
SEE OUR DISPLAY AT PRIX C OF STORE, FINE SWISS
'WITH LACE AND EMBROI.DFR T .ELGE, PLAIN WHITE LAWN.
'WITH COLORED EDGING, Bre. Prices from 7c. to 75c.
' PTLJ.UW CASES, TOWELS. CUSH-
ta ped %,..Itootubr 1o'. 'rOps, CENTRE PIECES,
CHILD'S DRESSES, Dl)F{ES`:S1 R SCARFS, DOILES, ETC. ,
GLOVES
Ladies'. Chamoise Gloves in two
dome wrist and gauntlet style at
$1.00 ro $2r00 a pair.
Ladies' and Misses brushed wool gauntlets, 75c to $1.35 pr.
Silk Gloves ht plain and fancy wrists, Sp•ecia'1 1.25, 1.50 pr.
NewFruits NNEW RAISINS, CURRANTS, FIGS,
1 r PEALS, WALNUTS. ALMONDS,
FILBERTS, PEANUTS, BRAZILS, ORANGES AND CA.ZvDIES
OF ALL KINDS
G
USEFUL GIFTS
See our new style Silk Blouses in
variety of ,'colors Special at $5,00
Pixie Silk'Cami,solen ;at .. $1.00
Boudior' Caps at 25e; 040. 75c.
Bath and' Linen Towels, assorted
calors 59, 75, 1.00, 1.50 each.
Tea Aprons at 50c. each •
Laundry bags at '$1:00 ` each.'
"Something entirely new in centre
pieces, come and see them''
prices' • Sc.'5to $L75 each.
11 ii e'Chintz 'covered cushions large
'siz'e's at $2.50 each. '•:
.. SWEATERS- AND HOSIERY.
Ladies' •all; wool tuxedo style Sw
eater Coats, new colors, prices
from $4,50 to $8.X each,
Misses Pu119ver.,,Sweate from
$1.25 to $2.00 each.
Ladies purp silk Hose in newest
shades $1.50 and $1.75 ; pair.
Black, white, brown, .nude greys
Si:k Ho e with fancy clock, good
weight silk, speeial$2 .00 pair.
Ladies' and Misses pure wool ]rose
in blk and leather shades 75 to 1.25
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kCorreetodeevery Wednesday) •
kiutter r ..., ....... 35
Gleed apples per lb. , •.,.
Dutch, setts per lb.
Potatoes pet' bag ... .
vols
Wheat per il>iushel ... ... • 1.15
Flour per ewt..., ... 300-3.75
Bran per ton ,.. .. ... .. 28;00
Shortsp er ton.., 39,40
Chickens per 14 , 9-17
Old Heats 114 >-;' :....F - 6-14
'Ducks 1b. .. ... ..... .:...16-18
?logs ::.x 9.00
7c
5e
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• BORN.
Thiele -At 'Hay 'Township on Deceme
ber 18th to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Thiel a e dau'ghter,.
Reichert -In .Hay' Township ala Dee -
-ember 16th, to Mr,. and. Mrs, AIf..
Reichert, twin; boys.
Mr.. Les.-Benedi'et, who had be-
en at London for some time; ;•has
returned to Zurich.
The local barbers,of the village
would be greatly obliged,. specially
during the Xmas. season, if the
town customers ;could] arrange and
have their haircut other-daysthan
Saturday;, as this is their :lousy day
especially this time of year. .
Merchanta ell :over the country
are making. a 'strong: protest as.
gainst 'the imposition of the
;proposed stamp talc on receipt for
su xis of over; $10 which, is to come
•,„, into • effect !on .):':an. 1st next, So
many stamp taxes become a wor-
ry to businiess men, and it is eon-
sidered that even an increase in
the alreadty, high pales tax would
be 'better.
An editor cannot make a house
tea hq.use, eanceas for news, bugsl
ways glad to Weep it handed, in-
We want all the news. Just as
pleased to mention your guests, or
your visit as to mention .those of
your neighbor, but ma ;he your
neighbor gives more ; assistance in
getting the, facts. Hand in your
.news items, we want them, espec-
jelly now during the holiday season
when the weather is too cold to
stand around thecornor of• the
street "nosing" around,so give us
your assistance.
This country . is being overun
with peddlers trying to sell things
that can he purchased from local
sores or business places. There
ata photo enlarging canvassers,
': ho work all kinds .of fake sche
mes on the unwary, the brush ped-
dlers, the aluminum peddlers, the
hook pediers, the newspaper sub:
- r ri, Pion 'canvassers, and scones of
oth, xs who are trying to make an
est "diving on ,. the public. Bgii-
"'a rule to give these che-
ws a' ° Wide berth, and do
ur.fi'u'ying at 'the home, town. st-
ores. It pais every' time, . an;d
you are not coaxed and wheedled
into buying a lot of things you
don't 'need. . • .
TOYS OF EVER' DESCRIPTION. FOR
THE LITTLE FOLYS
PRODUCE WANTED •
DESIGNER PATTERNS
Zurich's Garage
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.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-
CO:SITY F!"O SUIT YOUR MOTOR.
Also stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford Parts'
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PATS . OF
VARIOUS AUTOS.
I.X.L. Battery 1.Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
L4 eetyline Welding. EXPERTA.UTO REPAIRING A SPECIALT'
Y. , Get into the habit of Pat Ionizing us. ' We want to serve
yon, and .S,erve You Wwll.
PHONE No. 103.
H. Mousseau Zurich
. ,at
I The Better Furnished Home I
• Should have One of Our Cel -
q.
• er'a a Ranges
.II. Now that the cold winds ofF'ail
and the chilly ,„evenings are here,
:y. ons should think of the cold wee_
tiler coming. Winter will soon be
at hand, Make your Horne Com
4. 4 one o.
p g;,,,,,�,
etc and comfortable withCome �� .w
+t+ our Ranges or Heaters.
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ITEMS O LOCAL INTEREST'
Mr. and, Mrs. A. Melck an •
ily'.. were .Sunday visitors a e
forth,
11Ir. Theo. Wagner, who is atten
mg the i` eeerloo Seminary, is I
home for the Xmas, holidays + 1
Dontt forget the excellent sch-'
ool concert in the Town Hall, to-
night, Thursday eve.
Messr •a.W.H. Pfile and Wm. Ko-
ehler were .Blyth visitors on Sun-
day.
Mr. Oscar Klopp is attending'
the live stock show at Chicago, for
a few weeks. -
What would be a nicer Xmas,
Gift, than to. send. the Herald for
a year to a friend at a distance.
Mr. John Dumart ii spending a
few weeks in the village. We
are glad to see John' back in Zux+-
ich.'
Mr. Reinhold Cook, of Coneress,
Sask, visited his uncle and aunt,IVIr. i
and Mrs. Jos. Meidinger, the past
week. ,
lViessrs. •W: L, Siebert, Ezra Ko -
,
and. Peter Haberer have re-
aeetly had their dwelling property's
' Wired kr Ilvaro, Mr, ,W;G.,Hess do-
ing the work.
The Adolescent .Act, as we know
in Ontario, was based upon the
English measure,' and, that measure
has: since been abandoned in the
Old ICountryl, as unworkable ,says
an exchange. What we want in
Ontario is not an act to compel
children to attend school until six-
teen or: eighteen years of age, but
an act to compel them to •attend
schools, as wet now have theme or
to attend domestic science schools
manual training ,schools or agric-
ultural schools, or else "learn a tr-
ade, or follow some useful -occupat;-
on,'such as farming, masoning, bla,-
cksmithing, clerking, after passing
the Enjtrance Examination, or repel;.
ing the .age bjf ro'ua�teeni The work
of. the bofy, or girl. up to the age
of eighteen should be under pro-
per 'supervision. Thus his train�-
ing'for.after lie will be ugided and
directed until haying reached the
age of eighteen years. In this way
theb oy would, be kept oni the farm
or he would learx a trade, and the
tendency would not all be towards
higher -education What we want
is not all lawyers, doctors, preach-
ers or teacher§,..but real mechanics
--people who can work with their
hands, as well 'as their, brain.
Canadrt's'1 eading manufiacturing
industry is now milling, with a
production -value running into $250-
000,000 annually per 'statement of
Minister of Trade and Commerce.
Heavy interest paiyment on the
public debt during the month of
Not•ernber are responsible for an
increase in the debt of Canada, tot-
alling $21,876,792. On October 31st.
Canada's net debt stood at $2,369,'•
759, 026, while on November 30, it
totalled $2,391,635 813.
At the December Session of the
County Council'held in Goderich
on the December session, a firm
firm, of coal' dealers in that town
rendered a bill took the breadth
away from•the most councillors un-
til it was tear nect that this firm
had been supplying coal • for the
county buildings for the past six
six years, without once asking for
payment, The bill was found' to
be correct in. evexiy detail, and
as paid, We know of several
towns; in the{ country whose citiz-
ens would welcome a film of coal
dealers, who would guarantee to
ender a bill onl yeverq six Sears
Iluron Expositor:
in and tell us what you need and
we can fill your requirements.
.-. PEN/NSULitR
F TT R NA.0 i� S! FIUR M � St
WE' ALSO STOCK AND INSTALL iTHI WELL. --KNOWN BAN-
NER PIPELESS FURNACES AS WELT, AS SEVERAL OTHER
P.fi.OIVIINEl ' t' MAxns
AL7., KINDS OF SHEOLP' I• A,RDWARE, ETC. ALWAYS IN
STOCK, . -. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW AN'D EXPLAIN ALL A.
BOUT OUR GOODS, GET OUR PRICES AND THEN BUY.
STADE
cEW BOOKS FOR LIl3RA.RY
The book coinitnittee of the
Zurich public Library has placed
everal new interesting hooka on
he library shelves as follows;--
Her Fatheee Daughter, by Gene
Porte
, The Evil Shepperatten by E. Phil'-
d.
Charles Rex, by Pthelip MOppenhej. Dernll
, The Breaking Point by " 7Vfary
a. The I'xarie (711iRldpey•; Bienhatcl.
Arthur ;Stringer,
The Heartn'i Csxnyonpasa by,
4 . , Holmes
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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 list.
The Lutheran annual Christmas
Festival will be held on Sunday
evening, December 24th.
The annual Christmas entertain-
ment of the Evangelical church w'1l
be held on Tuesday evening, Dec-
ember 26th.
1922 Xmas -Seals
'rhe National
Sanitarium Associa-
tion is to be ` con-
gr:t 14 rated on the
!rand .,.ue X m a s
Seals -now on sale
to aid of the Mus-
koka ?Cos it>tl tor
ConsunipiVes.
' Designed as shown
above, "worked out
in gold and red
with a touch of
green and black,
tractive, and should beais e V u ed
for decorative purposes oh 'Christmas
'packages, letters, etc.
The Hospital is in need of t'ur ds
to Carry on its/work. Why not buy
these seals ea nee of others? Not
only win you get good value in re-
turn, but your motley~ will be made
to serve e„ greater ond, tote it will
tart to help s'oxneoue in distress
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Pot'
forme ane Sealh+Dci,ari
meat+ Cage institute, Toronto+ Ont.
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-Thal stl,);s,''Deeeteber, 21, 1521'
The store with the Liberal' Cash'Di'seo rot
And see the :Wonderf1 Val-
ues
in Aluminum now
showing ` ` in our window.
Here are just a few items;
TEA K.E1TTLES $1.98
COFFEE" PERCOLATOR $1.98.
DISH PANS . $1+98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS 4198
• 8 AND 10 QUART STEWING' KETTLES $1.98
'These are all Guaranteed Heav
y
Weight Utens.ls
We carry a -complete line of Furn
iture and Hardware.
Yon.r, confid-
ence is solicited.
PHONE 63 RUN
rerald job De
Is al ways at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding. Imitations -and Announcements, Calling•Cards`
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, Cise:c Bna!•C3, 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 •
guatg•anteed 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 MONARCIR'
YARN'S
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 R.EGULAR$27+59 FOR $15.00+
ALL WOOL MEN'S SWEATER COATS, AT $2.25,
DR, HESS' STOCK FOOD ANI) PANACEA, KEEPS YOUR STOCK
HEALTHY AND 1VIAIWS YOUR HENS LAY,
DO YOUR XMAS, SHOPPING NOW AND E*EEICVE CASH • CUPONS,
Produce Wanted. Buterickrashions
frrF.1one•,
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