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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
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New {all Goods
WHICH YOU . WILL NEED FOR COLD..
WEATHER IS COMING!
Ladies' all wool Sweaters at
Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose at
Ladies' Flan. pyjamas at
Ladies' Night Gowns at
'Ibex Blankets, large at pr.
Esmond Blankets, large, part wool, pr.
Men's Sweaters, each from
Boys Sweaters, each from
Men's all wool work sox pr.
$1:.98"'
39c
59c
2.35
3.75
98c to 5.50
65c to 2.25
25c
A complete Stock of Men's and Boy's all -wool
Melton Cloth Windbreakers in stocks See them.
Also a new line of Ladies and Misses Wool Jersey
Dresses, made in newest styles and colors at very
Reasonable Prices. We invite your inspection.
Fresh Groceries Always at lowest prices
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59
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CARE, COURTESY and
COMMON ENSE
Are The most Vital Factors in SAFE DRIVING.
And Accident Statistics prove that:
The Greatest of these is COURTESY.
Drive Safely and avoid an • Accident? But- ` be
Prepared?- ' -A few `Dollars will” give" Protection.
All Classes Of Auto Insurance, Pulilkc :I ,lability,
Property Damage,... Etc. L'
Rates ',lin': ';Application ; Irk -
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MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFZfl
NEW
Grocery Store
Minute Tapioca; with mixing bowl 2 pkgs 30c
Cooking Figs
Soap,
3 lbs. for ..... •...
........... .............25c
Laundryoap, 10 bars . 25c
Tea, Lipton's with tea canbister per ib, 60c
Peas, No. { .
2i per sail,,, ..,t, .oar.,,.. ✓. ,,..f.►a..,.:;..,, ,...c
Kraft Cheese; per, l6.' j .. 25�.
Coffee; , Morning. Cheer,„
� per Ib. ,.. 311.c ,
Snowflake` Ammonia ,'per pkg.` t .' 5'e
Brock's'=Bird Seed; per pj,; ,. ` I5c.
Menno Oescl
EGGS WANTED.
Zurich
'Phone 165
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred: Melick were
recent visitors in Michigan. •
Mrs. Martha Routledge is at pres-
ent spending some time with her
son John at Waterford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner are -on
a ba,'iness trip to Toronto, Wednes-
• day.
•Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith and
,sons; Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Merner
and family were recent holiday vis-
itors at Port Huron.
A large number of villagers 'en-
joyed the delicious fowl supper last
Thursday evening served by the Un-
ited Church, Varna. The fowl war
plentiful and of the very best.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Waldo,. and.
LOCAL MARKETS
• (Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter, creamery
Eggsdozen
Pullet eggs,
Chickens live . .. 12-9
Chickens dresses _ ., ... _ 19-11
Hens live 10, S, ?
Wheat, bushel 1.02
Barley, bush, ;na1L g 1..09
Farley, feed 75
Oats bush. . 45
Buckwheat, bush ; 60
Flour, cwt. 3.50, 2.75
Bran and shorts ..
Live "Hogs, cwt.. . 2.5'0
Potatoes per bag LOO
30
37 to 31
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beautifully arranged table centred by
Dorothy, Messrs Harold and Jim a three-tier cake, After the welds
Smaiday to visit the tatter's
Johnston motored to Fullerton on Mr , Mrs. renter 'left
�' y''motor for Miami; Florida, cohere
hey will spend the winter. They will
retuuh to Grand Bend next year.
• • ;County' Buys Snowplow.
11' The :'Co-lintyr of Huron bas just ac�1
•
•cepted delivery of a new $9,000 com-
bination snowplow, truckandscrap-
er, at powerful machine, The latest' of
its"type' `•A • few- years ago' County
Mrs. Ross Johnston, who has not
been 'enjoying good health: ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Win.' Braun and fain-
Hy
arHy of Forestcalled. at the home " `of
I Mr. Wm. Lamont On Sund ay They
were returning from' a' visit with fri-
ends at Chesley where Mr, Braun
has a sister.
Wald goose shooting is. meeting
with much favor with our sportsmen. ,Council annually passed .a resolution
These `geese are unusually plentiful not? to sn .vplow its roads in winter,
this year, and while they are a:s7nal- holding a<. waste of money, but
ler . species' than the usual Canadian I there has' been 'a reversal 'of official
goose, they are not so wild and are opinion: in the last .two years.
shot mope easily.. • r) or., I:
''Mr. ;and Mrs: `Wm: •` O'Brein, ire:' . : ar Ratd.On `Raffles.. •
turned on Sunday from a pleasant A' tgiifii•' of Heron -County consta-•
visit with friends at 'Crosswell, Mich. hies 'the `other., night in the Wingham
where Mr. O'Brein enjoyed hunting
pheasants,,. and reports these pretty
game birds as quite plentiful in that
State ...
r: A• P006 SWIM:M'ER ,
Ina certain; lake legion a, ' hint;
sold, a, young pig. to .a .farreer, aeross
a lake, an.ci delivered'it by teani, fol-
io -Whig the highway :.that . ran around
'the end of, the' lake ---a distance of 7
niil.es: The' next .morning , the • young
pig was back with its mother.: The;:
swimming distance was one mile;and t-i'f L L. S C R E E
`it was quite impossible for the de -
district went cruising in search of
an alleged 'raffle and found it. Their
arriv'cil put a damper on the proceed-
ings `and`there was a wild" scramble:
for •the 'eintz' " The,,'•scene• w well
policed; .hOwerve4. and,iwith 4he,rexce.;
ptioa of two "men, who it Is stated,
made a steak fort home, all were
nabbed.: •;, :1
!ermined youngster to make the jour-
pMN•••••••O••••••s►••59•ii••N•• ' i ney by the highway: Ex.
SEEDS and F oR kruRE A goodly number from town �t-
HARDWARE tended the anniversary services at
Blake on Sunday, as members of the
Zurich Evangelical choir took part.
COAL ]1d,OOK
• . s There were also a number of angel -
era attending the onDSundayd
eEvening,
marl anniversary Sunday evening,
as the services in the local Evangel-
Iical church were lifted.
H.YMENIAL
Greb—Scott
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3 A quiet wedding took place at the
Bonner Presbyterian manse, Toren-
,• .to, on Wednesday, Sept,. 30th when
Colder Weather always demands
the more suitable fuel for;:,your
heating equipment. Let us supply
your needs with the right kinds of
Fuel at moderate prices.
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YOUR
Hardware 'and 'Furniture
STORE
• THIS SEASON CALLS FOR , ,GOOD NEW
FENCES ON• THE FARM. LET.:US SUPPLY,
;YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN' WIRE,
!ALSO 1-IAVE BARB WIRE. z SEE US ABOUT
t ; �• NE%V ; ROOFING, . P ,UMBING,, , AND EVE
,� 1. x >';: TROUGHING . .
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
} Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon 28c
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IW aim have
Furniture. Sex
USED r FURNITURE
some very Attractive Prices in
Our New Beds, Springs and .
Mattrestee.
I Two Good UsedCtesterkieid Suites on Hand;
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tabes;
Kitchen Chairs Frtc. All Big Bargains for quick Sate, 44
One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from $2.00 Up..
i BE SURE AND SEE THEM!
Johnston &c Ka lbtle' h
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 68-
liens
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teens and Boyst Zurich Garage
ork ShoesExTR�� .EXTRA
We have-- put -in a• Stock cif
Good . Choice , • quality Men s
nd Boys Work Shock and
invite ' the public to come in
and we can fityou up:
PUT IN A SUPPLY OF lidEN*A$b
Speaking of Raspberries in Octo-
ber, why yes,` right down here at
Hillsgreen Peet 'Plant, they can pick
thein like tame berries. It takes the
good 'soil and .fine weather to have
the berries in' October, folks !
Mr. Jas. Cochra(ne of Toronto
spent the week -end with his sister
Edna and brothter Alan.
The Townline east gave a shirv-
ri'ue' party on Thursday evening to
r and Mrs. Alex; McMurtrle who
arrived,' home after their wedding
trip to the home of his parents.
Bk. and Mrs. Hugh McMurtrie
Miss Velma Ferguson, who spent a
couple of weeks With her cousin
Gerald Parson retu,rned• to her home
near' Ohiselhurst: . i
Miss Annie Jarrott entertained the
Ice Cream folks of the vicinity to a
panty on Tuesday evening . at her
home.
(Intended for last week),
The autumn. Thank offering of the
Hiilsgreen W.M.S. was held on Sun.-
day
un-day afternoon in • the church.. Mrs.
Johns of Elimville was` the guest sp-
eaker for the - occasion and ,gave a
fine Thanksgiving address.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Davidson were
visited' over the week end:: with, re-
latives from Stratford .,
Mr. and a Mrs. H. McMifrtilixie .
M. Scott, of Toronto 'and formerly
•{ of Parkhill and Mr. Simon Greb, of
Exeter, were united in marriage by
., ; Rev. G. C. Lamont. Following their
marriage Mr. and Mrs. Greb enjoy
ed a trip to Niagara Falls and points
in the Southern States. They have
PAINTS! PAINTS! • recently returned to Exeter where
they will reside in future, and where
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried = their many friends are extending
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, 1 best wishes.
Brenner—Sinclair
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax =
Gc-odyea,r Balloon , and • Cord Tires and Tubes: A pretty autumn wedding took
yr Mace at the home of Mr. and Mrs.,
. ,.,, in all sizes' ..c > ' Thos.' ! Wallis; Goderich, .on: T huts=
G Springs. and.. Beds. Felt and 'MI
arshall day las obeli 1 a
Furniture, th ' 1 d ht 't d'
Mattresses Joseph'
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
w ing our Specialty. Full line .af heavy and shelf Hard-.
+]: ware always in stock. •
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STADE 8�, WEIDO�
2VRiCH - ONT.
WOME1+i'S ` RUBBERN,
1EIEAVY iiUBBERS. ETC.
GARF IL ED. BROWN
Victoria Streiet: :Zurich. Ont.
GIVE' 'EXPERT' WORKMAN-
SHIP IN REPAIRING
our Pafron e: Solicited
u t .. t,•
LARGE` SHIPMENT OF TIRES
'' Ji1rST ARRIVED
Ilegutar $IO• Heavy Service at ,..6.35
Beg.16.75 HeaiTy. Service Tires :6.•se
Best of Gasoline at per gallon- 23+
Lubricating -OHS and Greases at Corr
• retipieiding' Low Prieee . - -
Get Yea: Requiiosents Here, what*
Yoart.i%liera ea ibe Farthatt
Expert `Wbilmti aship 01 all Makes or
Cars, with Charges Very Reasonable!
H. MOUSSE•AIJ
Phone `103. `' ' Zurich
t wen Li ii r. Wa'i' . "i. .lav i Kxppen spent Thanksgiving, wi,Ith
eir on y aug, • er, was ani e • m W Jarrott and Annie f;
marriage to Stewart` Brenner, '• "kr, and Mrs. W. "Weido 'Visited
of Grand Bend, eldest.:son .of :Mrs: A.• friends near Chiselhurst,
,rs. Love is visiting leer seri , Mr.
Brenner of Grand Bend, and the late M
Ezra Brenner. The ceremony was and WS:. Ross Love and ,fami0:
performed by Rev. C. F. Clarke be- Mx. and Mrs. C. Robinson visited
fore a high bank of ferns and roses, with friends in Mitchell.
r.. Glenn. Weido visited with his
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Painting Wagon .. $7.110 and 10.00
Painting .Bugger. ... 6.00 and 10.00
Recovering • Buggy Top • 16.00 and 18.00
Rerimming Buggy. Wheels Set 12o00
Buggy Shaft ................. 3.00
- -Cross .Bar 1.00,
Buggy Reach 1.25
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Buggy Spokeeach ......... ... .... 25c' w
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You know thoroughly well that you have power
• in your store, to influence the decision of youreus-.
tourers in regard to what they buy from you. You
pcut � products > ch
stnien rely ora you td gnve,laerna
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se or consumption, will give 'them 'com lete:
1- satisfaction. • •
jp OFFICE
Do You Know?'
, If it is right to use big city dailies aid nationaly'
c' circulated magazines then' by the same token, it is
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her father, and immediately after aunt and uncle on the Goshen line 1 t
the ceremony Mrs Wallis received 1 south of Zurich.
I am the Master Salesman of this Conte+'.. and
c' my name is -.
•assisted by Mrs. Brenner, mother of Kiss Marjorie Datars visited her, t.
the groom. The couple, with their aunt and uncle on the Babylon Line
QUALITY — PRICE SERVICE parents and close friends from De- Master Gordon ,Moir :of Uaborne, +
broit, Grand Bend and 'uoderich, sat visitei9 ,her .ea'usin .during the Week- I
Meir** down to e wedding breakfast at a end-
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