Zurich Herald, 1920-09-23, Page 8Fali arid Winter Goods
see our display of Fall goods. Our
Stocks are now almcwt complete in all
Lines
Ladies' Wear
• A Rplvnclid range .);.' 14qtieg Co-
atings on hand in Velours. fine
Chinchilla C1oC1i, Etc.
New Silks, Fine Botany Seeps,
All -wool Plaid Skirtings, Velvets
and Velveteens, Underwear, Swe-
ater cents in Newest Styles.
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Men's Wear
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WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL
;VALUES TO OPFER IN MEN'S
AND BOY'S OVERCOATS AND
SUITS, FOR FALL WEAR.
NEW HATS AND CAPS, MITTS
GLOVES, ETC. ETC.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
THE CANNING SEASON NOW ON HAND, WE HAVE NEW FRUIT
JARS, JELLY TUMBLERS ZINK RINGS,. JAR RUBBERS, ?ARO -
WAX. XXX VINEGAR SPICES OF ALL KINDS.
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WE ARE AGENTS T•OP
Prest-O-Lite forage Battery.
A SIZE FOR EVERY CAR NO BETTER BATTERY ON THE
MARKET
WE ALSO STOCK TIRES, TUBES, A.CCESSORIES AND GEN-
UINE FORD PARTS -
EXPERT BATTERY ATTENTION-4.ND ALSO BATTERY CHA.R.G-
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FIRST CLASS AUTO REPAIRING. A.NY *SALIM OF CAR A SPECIALTY
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Our Supply of Heavy and Shelf Hardware is
such that we can supply everybody's Requirements.
PARTIES REQUIRING WIRE FENCING THIS SPR-
ING WILL DO WELL TO SEE US WHILE •OUR SUPPLY
LASTS. 'WE HAVE A CARLOAD ON HAND, AND SINCE
WE HAVE BOUGHT THIS, WIRE HAS ADVANCED 10% AND
PROSPECTS FOR TO GO STILL HIGHER, BUY EARLY
AND SAVE MONEY
We also have a large Stock of SHERWIN. WILLIAMS
Paints and Varnishes in Stock for Spring. Call and see
our Goods and get Our Prices. (,:; (?(, • ; „
AI' ALL TIMES
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(EXCELLS ALL OTHERS)
The best by test,: Provincial Agric-
ultural Farm ana Winter Fair Barns
are equipped with Louden machinery.
Easy to install, Easy to operate, Endless Chain,
does away with crank, no side hangers to break On our
track. Our swinging track hinge enables you to run
car on pole at any angle.
Fairbanks -Morse
"Z" Engine with
Bosch Magneto
The Supreme
Farm Engine
HE famous "Z" Engine
and the Bosch high
tension, oscillating',
magneto combine to make the one SUPREME farm
engine. if Call on • us and see the result of this
newest combination -FAIRBANKS -MORSE " Z "
WITH BOSCH MAGNETO, ¶We are substan. •
tially assisted in delivering engine maximum service
by a nearby Bosch Service Station.
Agent for Massey -Harris Implements
Fairbanks & Morse Engines and Tud-
hope-Anderson Spreaders and plows.
Give us a call Before purchasing elsewhere
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See Bilis h our windows
for particulars
E. PRUAR, - Zurich
LOCAL MARKETS •
(Cerrected every Wednesday)
Butter
Eggs
Potatoes per bag
Wheat .
Oats
Barley
Buckwheat.
Flour
Bran
Shorts ... .
Live Hogs
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Quite a number from the vil-
lage attended the Exeter Fair on.
Tuesday and report it very good.
Mrs. J. Melick of Hensall is at
present spending a week at the
home of her son Mrs. A. Melick.
Mr. J. Holtzman o Crediton was
a visitor with friends n the viillage
on Sunday.
The annual meeting of the Zur-
ich Branch of the Upper Canada
Bible Society will be held on Son -
day, morning, Oct. tird. Commen-
cing at 10 o'clock A. m. in the! Ev-
angelical church. The Rev. R. .37
Bowen, Agont the Society will
address the meeting. All rae cor-
dially invited to attend this meet-
ing.
On Wednesday September leth,
the. W. C. T. 1T. held their monthly
meeting in the Reangeneal church.
Mrs. C. Heyrock led the devotional
part and also explained why a pet
ition is being signed by the voters
of Huron County for the repeal
of the 0, T. A.. in order that the
0. T. A. witl become law in our
county. It was decided that the
local W. C. T. 17, accept the in-
vitation by the Heenan .W C. T.17.
to visit that organization. ki! All
honorary members are invited.
The Herald Department is al -
Ways ready to turn out first-elass
'work at moderate prices consider(
ing the gent increase in cost of.
production, .Every farmer shoUld
and many have already, have a
printed supply of note per and
envelopes, With No. of Telephone:
and Rural Mail route, and peehaps,
whatever specialty he folldwa In
stock, gram looks
busiresstike kid costs little more
Von. the retail price of the
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DATES OF FALL PAIRS
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Following is a . list of the Fall
Fairs in this district:
Ailsa Craig ... Sept. 22-23
Blyth" . Sep. 20-21
Exeter ... Sop. 20-21
Forest ... ... Oct. 5-6
Kirkton ... Sep. 30-0Ct. 1
Listowell Sep. 15-16
London; Western Fair Sep 11-18
Milverton -----------------Sep. 24-25
.Sep 28-29
Sep. 28-29
Sep 23-24
Sep, 22-23
Mitchell
Parkhill
Seaforth
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AUCTION SALE
OP FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS,
REAL ESTATE, ETC.
The undersigned auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by public auc-
tion on LOT 9, CON. 15, HAY, 2 lei
Miles south of Zurich Road on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER zith, 1020
at one o'clock p.m. sharp, estate of
the late John Geiger.
:FARM -Consists of 50 acres, well
fenced and drained good frame house
barn 40x60 newly shingled, also new
driving shed.
LIVE STOCK -1 black mare 10
years old; 1 bay horse 8 years old;
1 cow 4 yearsold; '1 co.* 6; 2 cows
8, all due to calve in the spring; 1
yearling heifer; 1 yearling steer; 2
spring calves; 3 pigs about 150 lbs
2 doz. hens; 24 pellets.
IMPLEMENTS, me. - Maxwell
binder, M. H. mower, sulky rake,
spring tooth cultivator, roller, new
M -H. grain and fertilizer drill, walk-
ing plow, 2 set harrows, seuffier,
water trough, one gravel box, hay
rack 16 ft., bob sleighs, cutting box,
fanning mill, Standard cream separ-
ator, 1200 lbs. platform scales, 3
hunches shingles, root pulper, wheel
barrow, set slings, set licavy harness
2 buggies, democrat, Portland cutter
heater coal or wood, cook stove, 2
tables, churn, chains, forks, shovels,
barrels, sugar kettle, patch of corn
and turnips, and numerous articles.
TERMS or sAiLn
i0.00 and tinder, cash; °e'er that
amount 12 months' credit will be
giventn nth -fishing approved joint
notes. 4 ,per cent. per annum off for
cash on credit atneunts.
Terms -of eea1 estate made known
on day. of sale.
OSCAR KLOPP, Auctioneer
WM, STADIA, JOHN' HOPKINS
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For Women
THERE IS BUT' ONE KIND OF
DRESS GOODS VO BUY AND
THAT IS THE BEST.
Plain. Pure. Wool Novelty Skirt-
ing at per yard _ $6.50
AU wool SeNos 54 inches wide
in colors of Navy, Rust, Taupe,
-Brown, Sand, at per yard $4.50
Velour Coating 51 inches wide
Navy, Burgandy, Taupe and
Green at per yard $5.00.
EXTRA SILK VALUES
Silk Hose per pair - $1.50
This is our regular $2 silk article.
Raincoats for Women in tweeds
for $10.00 and upwards.
For Men
TWEED HATS ARE POPULAR
THIS FALL
They come in light shade tweeds
that will hold their shape at $4.00
New Fall Caps. In patterns to
suit the most discriminating dres-
ser.
SHIRTS
Great quantities cif them in neat
Patterns and Stripes.
Raincoats for Men in tWeede,
for $10.00 and upwardfL
Fresh Groceries mid Fruits in season
Butterick Patterns For Sale
Phone 1
87.47