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Christmas Store
WHERE THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS
PREVAILS
We are now ready to show you our display of
Christmas Goods. A lot of regular items have been
stored away to make room for Holiday Goods, and
have arranged them n Tables and Racks. We ex-
tend a cordial invitation to you to visit our Store
and see the various lines. Most of them were placed
on Order many months ago to insure delivery at
this time.
For Ladies and Girls Wear:
Silk Hose, Gloves, Scarfs, Bed Jackets, Dress-
ing Gowns, Ljngerie in Fancy Wrapping, Sweat-
ers., Pyjamas, . i.arasols.
For Men an -3 .Boys:
Fine Shirts, ies, Gloves, Scarfs, Sox in Silk or
Wool, Pa• -;e:::. aaa, Suspenders, Garters, Sweater
Coats; fina. pony -hide Windbreakers, Wool Wind -
breakers, Overcoats, Caps, Etc.
For The Home:
Silk Cushions, boxed Pillow Cases, Table Cloths in
lace or linen, Bed Spreads, Wool Blankets, Esmond
and Ibex Blankets, Fancy Towels.
Special Special
Sea our Special Table of .Infants Wear, finest
Sweater Coats, Rompers, Dresses, Wool Bonnets,
Teethers, Baby Books; Night Gowns, Booties, Bibs
Everything in Christmas Cards, Seal Tags, Fancy
Wrapping, Cord. See our Christmas Cards in large
fancy box, 21 cards and envelopes for 29c.
GROCERY SPECIALS
"Marshmallow Cookies, 2 lbs. 75c
Tea, University, half -lb. 33c
Soda Biscuits, per lb. I 4c
Campbell's tomato soup at I Oc
Chipso, large at 22c
Cantiies Christmas mixed 2 lbs. for s 35c
We have fresh raisins, currants, peels, Walnuts,
Almonds, Cherries, figs, dates for the Christmas
cake.
WANT7D---Goose and Duck Feathers, must be No.
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Duck feathers.
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Corn on cob, 2 cans Z5
Ivory Snow, and 1 paring knife with pkg., „.25c
Chocolate boxes, 4. lbs, each .1,00
Diamond Budded Walnuts per lb 25c
Oranges per dozen .. ... 8cc
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Baking Molasses per'lb
Master wheat Flakes, 5 -lb. bag. 20c
We have Raisins, currants, Peels, Fruits and Nuts
for your Christmas Cake..
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We wish all our readers and fri-
ends a very Menry .Christmas.
Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Dagg motored'
to London, Saturday.
Miss Alice Beaver has returned to
Goderich after spending the week,
end with her parents in town.
Sorry to report that Mr. Milton
Oeech is confined to his room for a
few days, but hopes to be out again
soon.
"eAr. Andrew Denomme of Goderich
spent the week -end at the home of Flour, ewt.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
Biitter, creamery
Butter, dairy- •
Live Chicks
.Dressed chicks. ................12-18
Ducks, lb. 16e
Geese, lb.
35
34
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Turkeys, 115. ..• ........... 20
Wheat, .busheI 70
Oats, barn 32
Barley, bush- 42
Buckwheat, bush 40c
2.35-3.25
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10.00
As parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Den- Potatoes,, 75 -Ib. bag
omme, 14th conceseion.
Mrs. M.. Stelck and Patsie are sp-
ending the week with the Meyers
Family. The former looking afteer
her mother who is not enjoying her
casual health.
A meeting of the Game and Fish,
ing Club will be held in the Town
Hall, Zurich on Thursday evening, at
o'clock. All hunters and fishermen 31r. and Mrs. C. L Smith motored"
adii .all others are requested to to London Saturday afteineen to
• -ctisit with their daughter Mae WI:to is
attend this meeting.
attending Western.
Live Hogs cwt.
Mr: Howard Klopp is wearing
lovely smile these days, well! It's
Boy!
Mrs. Harold Rader has returned
home from London after spending a
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A very successful Christmas con-
ceit was held in the 14thcon. school
'eet..e last Friday evening. The pro-
gram was very good and the attend-
ance was also satisfactory.
Hay Council met on Saturday for
its last meeting for the year and
the last day for payment of taxes was
on Monday, and the eollector,
Wm. S. Johnston had a busy day of
it.
MY FIVE YEARS AS A RED SPY
IN RUSSIA
Edmund Puzancki, a Michigan en-
gineer, diicloses-in The American
Weekly witL the December 22 issue
of The Detroit beraiey Times -rim
communism has degraded Russian
women, : te"- how, inatead of a
Workers' Paradisa he expected to so be kept open Monday evening, Dec
find under Soviet rule, he found a emue'r "rd'
Workere' Hell. Be ure to get the
December 22 issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
$70 INCREASE
Motor car manufacturer:.ave been Miss Volland is enjoying good health
; busy figuring what effect the "baby e•t ie, !iiere;:ted in he home duties,
Ileeigat" presented at Ottawa recent- which she takes a great piide. The
ly by Finance Minister • Ilsley will Herald joins her many friends in
on +1, o nriees0r atotc, wishing her many happy more years
Canadian buyers. Dealers have been with health and happiness.
advised that the increase will be $70 Mr. John Bell of the Zurich Road,
for all lines of the cheaper priced west of Hensall in Hay Township,
Caadda. The imported autos will and who has been in poor health for
that is provided they are made
eiderable higher, we underst- pastthe . few weeks, was taken to St.
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Joseph's Hospital, London one day
and. last week by his physician, Dr. P. J.
Equipment Arrives O'Dwyer of Zurich, for X-ray and
The machinery equipment for the fLs.tther treatments in the interests of
new Refrigeration Plant put up by his health. His many friends wish him
is being; rapidly installed and by the a rapid recovery.
Mr. George Deichert, has arrived and
end of this week will be ready to
I start freezing. Three units will be
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gl;
A meeting of the local branch of
the Red Cross was held in the hall
wh;.n various reports were submitted
Th,. annual meeting will be held dur-
ing January.
The Villagers were surprised to
learn of tee sudden passing of Mr.
Solemn Kipfer at his home, Bruce-
field last Friday, and many attended
the funeral on Monday. Mr. Kipfer
who was of a nice and quiet nature,
was beloved by all who knew him.
Our local merchants and places of
business are all specially decorated
up for the Christmas season, and the
public are invited to attend. In ad-
dition to being open evenings on
Saturday and Tuesday, they will al-
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The many friends of Miss Caroline
Volland are prepared to .extend con-
gratulations to her on Sunday, Dec-
erher upon her 88th b!rthday.
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TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS
AND FRIENDS WE WISH TO
EXTEND
Season's Greetings
AND MAY THE NEW YEAR
BRING US ALL PROSPERITY
AND HAPPINESS, AND A CON-
TINUANCE OF OUR FRIENDLY
BUSINESS RELATIONS
Mr. Ivan Willert, who is a teember
of the flying training school at St.
Thomas, spent a few days here in
in operation and once thiheavily
town with his wife and child and
insulated room is chilled to below i
en,other relatives. Ivan, we understand,
that n."11TI without much addit-;
the freezing point, it will remain in iia taking a special ,course and when
tonal chilling. A large number of k
completed, will be on. the instruction aafia
teaching others the art of
customers are waiting for the piloting. He has already made
tallatie.'
o the plant o tat they1 flights over Zurich and is :very much
i i: s,
can place therein a saimly of fowl, , interesting 'in flying.
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5 i nounced neat Nveek, EXPECT BETTER PRICE$
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1 urday afternoon about a nine west
of LuM
ean the car of -. Hilton Tru-
- emner left the road on the icy ruts
end took to the ditch nipping off a
telephone pole, .and finally coming to
IP etea with the reeult thet fhe pea -
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We are Happy to take this Opportunity
Of Expressing our Appreciation. at the
Patronage that has been accorded us dur-
ing the past Year and Wish one and all for
A Merry Christmas
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
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ited States for the first 44 weeks of
6940 ended Oct. '31, totaled 104,000
head compared with 163,000 head
during the corresponding year of
1939. Improvement a in prices of the
',)etter grades of cattle in U.S. mark-
ets is ^anticipated during the first half
aengers of the car, Mr. True/neer an af. 1941. This may result In a 11-°"-
luj2.-rt,u. Bel,. a and M's Marjorie i.ar movement of cattle to those mar-
: iii...,,ars iwing shaken up a bit, the kets, although it is Poasible that Can:
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i oeila; tnin reelize hew difficalt it id totaled 66,000 live cailves la .the
those who drive these trecherouss i U.S. for the firat 44 weeks. Of 194,,':
•11 tone; to juee know what to do ini 76.500 head ' 'for the corresponding
head compared . with
tee mck or time to keel) Your car ; period of 1939. ShipMents of dairy
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IS THE TIME TO ORDER
Your Stove Wood. Good 4 -foot Body WOOd
Very Reasonably Priced. Let Us Have your Order!
We also carry a Stock of New Brick and Tile
Let Us Supply Your Wants in these Lines!
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REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A
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Your Winter's Fuel
We are again handling the famous Reading Anth-
racite Coal, one of the best quality coat on the
•market to -day. Don't be fooled by other inferior
brands who claim to be just as good-. Leave your.
order with us early.
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Stock and Poultry to Vigor and Production, which
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