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New Fall and Winter Goods for
your inspection. We can supply
your wants in these lines at prices
that mean Dollars saved to you,
New Serges in all colors • priced
from 85c. to 3.50 per yard.
Velours and Homespuns for
Coats and Suits.
New Short Flannels in leading sha-
des, suitable for skirts, middy:s,
and Children's wear.
Black Douchess Silk, guaranteed.
B:ctra heavy quality at $2.90 ed.
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Eiderdowns and Kimona Clothe, a-
gain to hand. These cloths have
been off the maiket for a few
years,b in .we are now again;
showing a fine range of patt-
erns to choose from.
Mcnarch Yarns in •Down,
and Floss, 25 colors to
from,
New Wool and Flannelette Blau-,
kets.
A complete range of Underwear
in Wool and Fleeced, for Lad-
ies and Children's wear.
We have again in Stock, Reiners
No. 1, quality Hosiery in heavy.
and menium yarns, for Ladies'
and Children ivear. And have
added a supply of Yarn, this
is guaranteed to give satisface
tion to wear.
FOR MEN
N E W FALL SUITS FOR MEN
AND BOYS, FALL CAPS, HATS,
D'v-e, GLOVES, FINE SHIRTS, 'TIES,
choose
BELTS, ETC.
Highest market prices paid for live Pod -
fry taken every Wednesday Forenoon
Dried Apples Wanted
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED DESIGNER PATTERNS
Zurich's Garage
AUTO TIRES
We have on hand a Complete Line of DOMINION TIRES And
TUBES. All Sizes (}lest on the Market). Also a few •Seconds. to
Clear at (Extra Special Prices).
LET US SUPPLY YOUR NEEr)S ON AUTO CYLINDER LUBRI-
CA'T'ING 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 Forci. Parts
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS. OF
V,A.RIOUS Au rOS.
I.K.L. Battery Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Axy-
Acetyline Welding. EXPERTALT 1'O REP AIRING A SPECIAL.T
Y. . Get into the habit of Pat-:`onizing us. We want to ,seri=e
you, and Serve You Wwll,
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Now that the cold winds of Fall
and the chilly evenings are here,
one should think of the cold wea-
ther coming. 'Winter will soon lie
et hard; Make your Home comm
plete and comfortable with one o
our Ranges or Beaters. Coyne
in and roti as what you need and
we can fill your requirements.
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r..GENTS FURNISHINGS
Or'ered
Clothineg
717AILORI° G
Fit For The Best
Unusual.
The 'new models of the Art
Clothes for 1922 and 19e3 are intene
ded to attract the particular we-
arer interested in , good' Clothes.
Exceptional.
The fabrics 'and, patterns are
eciioice se"e 'Cons. Cloth that
can be relied upon to give ser-
vice and stand the test eef time. "
Quality
THE SPLENDID 'AI'PEARAN,CE:OF THESE WINTER SUITS AND
OVERCOATS IS ENDURING Ihl' THEIR EVERYDAY WEAR. THEY
RETAIN THEIR STYLE AND GOOD LOOKS. THIS CHARACTER-
ISTIC IN " _ .RT; CLOTHS" IS 'l'REAL QUALITY SOUGHT' AFTER
BY THE WEARER.
When• you look .for".these three particulars -the Unusual -the
Exceptional -the Quality -•you are certain: of results in buying Art.
Clothes.
ENOMY f nos.
P„a.uce talcp in. exolo. a a L 3ood$
LOCAL MA RKETS
(Corrected every
Butter
Eggs ... t... _..
Wednesday)
k•..s..35
Wheat per bushel
Flour per cwt. ..
Bran per ton
Shorts per ton
Hogs ........ ... ... .....
97-98
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
The Drumbo, butter factory was.
robbed of 108 oneapound prints of
butter•,
NE4ir ADS -T. L. Wtoen, R. N,
-Douglas, Denoniy .4?•o.s, 1. Cohen,
J. Gescho & Son, Moisons • Bank,
Church Societies. .
Coal is starting to come in from
Hcnsall, as several bins were ` -re
plenishad the past week by Mr,
Geo Thiel, teamster. .., '-
Mr. anti . Mrs. Garnet Deters of
Hay Township were Sunda;;- visit-
ors at New Hamburg. Mrs. Hy.
Deters, of that place, who` had been
visiting here for a week, returned
with them,
Large audiences attended the
services of the Evangelical church
Sur,d?. , as the Rev. Mr.- Tianstead
P. J', of the Kansas Conference i's;
a very able speaker. e,-. .
Rev, and Mrs. Hanstead of Kan-.
ses are visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gott. Mern•er,, Mrs. Han-.
stead being a sister of Mrs. Mer
nor, and the two sisters have, not
seen each other for.sonie: fifty
years.
'Henry Ford. has just rememb-
cri•+i that be has anodd' two mil -
Rol dollars in a Windsor, *bank.
Most people are luckily if their
bank account allows them to buy
one of H'enry's flivvers.
STADE-& WE1DO;
the papers were duly e'ecuted;the
happy couple [left for a trig, to
Toronto and other pc,nts. The
bride received many useful and
;valuable gifts, 'among them ;a
cabinet of Community silver, the
gift of the gloom On ter zeta es
Mr. and Mrs. Rathwell will reside
on the groons's farm. Their many
friends extend good wishes to- the
young couple. - •
DASHWOOD EV. LADIES' AID
Following is the report ,of the
Ladies Aid of the Calvary Evangel-
ical church, Dashwood, for theyear
1922 -laving received fournew
members and losing two 'by rem-
oval, the Aid now has a reenrberi
ship of 36. They had eleven reg-
ular meetings. The . whole r Aid'
acted as a Sympathy and Relief
:Cornnlittee and reported 339 sick
sick visits, 216 'social calls and c-ar-
ried :87 bouquets fo the sick, also
wrote several letters' of condoll-
enca. They paid $30 to the gen;-
eral treasury, put, four new win,-
do-Sy
in,dow shades in the parsonnge, sent
A •Fox of clothing to Toronto for
the needy, a number of quilts and
comforters Ito the Salvation Army
in London and also to the Flat
Rock Orphanage. In connection
with the Y.P.A. the Aid put on a
successful Strawberry Soriall and
Bazaar, their emount of the pro-,
coeds being $75;50, was paid to-
wards the parsonage funds. The
annual election of officers was
held on Thurday, Oct. 5th, with
the following result: President,
Mrs. D. Tiernan; Vi,\re-Pres., Mrs'
He Ehlers; Recording Sec.,' Mrs. Cr,
Edigboffer; Corresponding Sec,
Mrs. E. Tieman; iTreasure Mrs. W.
Snell; Organist, Mrs. A. Oestreicher
assistant organist, IVIre. R. Goetz.
Miss Cora Bina, Agricultural
Editor of the Winnipeg Free
Press, estimated thti Western wh-
eat yield at 371,910,000 lnishels, wh-
ich is more than ten illusion bush
els more than' the .famotir.; bumper
crop of 1915.
The Exeter `hues. has £oughtR
out The Hensel 01 sea 's ears : It IS'
not ely decidt'd whether both pall
ers Taira 'r4' continued or whether
i t,
the Observer er will be inialg. arta o
d
with the Tins eS, Hensa'll news be-
ing especially featured.:. The Heni
sal', officewill continue to be op-
en for job printing' at least.
STANLEY W Et1) )IN
A quiet. <s.u'tudin Avedditt'g was
solemnized at high nooil on Tues-
day, October 17th at the horn of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reid of the
Rayfield Road, Stanl0:•toWnsltip in
the presence of intimate, friends,'
when Miss Minnie Loretta Hess of
Ba effield. and Charles Wilson' Rath: -
well, son of the late William 'Rath -
well and Mrs, Bothwell Of the Gos-
hen inLe, were married. The Rev.
J, L. Foster, pastor of `Varnia� Me-
thodist church officiated..The
wedding march was pla±;lied by Miss
Edythe Rathwell, sister of the, gr-
oom. The bride was '' -given away
b her father,' who . ;:: d herto
y : , fs�oa t� .t.
her place beside the ,afro before
a bank of asters and tars. The
young couple were tia.ttended•
Theb tido wor' tsi ti of poiret
•twill with feather hats' Match-
Atter the terrntony.,, ;i 'dainty We
ing drones. was sere
Coming Social Events.
The Larree Aid of the :Lutheran
church, Zurich, 'are giving a baz-
alar in the Towit' Hall„ in the af4:ee-
noon and evening 'of Saturday, Nov
25th, Watch for particulars liter.
A Halowe'en Tea will be served..
iii the Lade ;' Hall for 15e on Tuese
day Oct. 31st, under the auspices of
the .:W.. C. T. U. Serving will bei -
gin at 500•
Thursday October 29th, /92+1,.
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The stare with the Liberia Cosh Qiscoi t
:And see the Wonderfu1aL..!
ties in Alurninum now
showing in our window
Here are jnst a few items:
TEA KETTLES $1.98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS $L98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS $198
t 8 AND 10 QUART STEWING KETTLES $1.98
These. are all Guaraiteed Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of 'turn
iture and Hardware. Your confid-
ence is solicited.
mEue &BRAUN
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aidlob Departme
Is al ays at your service for GOO -D PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Calling Garel,
Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es, C acl P )3k3, Po3ting Bills a sp Malty.
The Yourig Laches' Bible Class
of the Evangelical church will hold
.1
Til
on
a bazaar zarin the Ladies' .I
�� tl tL1r'da'y, � .Dec 2nd. A.. tear
also be served in • connection with
the , bazaar..
The Ladies' Hall is being now
proprietary decorated for the
Hallowe'en Tea to,be held on Tues-
day Oct. _31.st.
Rev. R. J. Bowen, . District S'c-
retary of the Upper Canada' .T3Tble
Society will address a publ's me-
eting at the mennonite cl ureh, Zur-
ich, on Thursday evening, Nov,.
2ed. vTr. Bowen is known to a
great many in till': vicinity and his
-oration is well wore•l doil-Q4 losig.
way to hear.
If you like pumpkin pie come
to the Ladies' .Rail on dial l rwe'-
en night.
TheWosnens' Institute is giving',
a ii ,ocial`course in .settling with',
;Miss Collies as inntrnctor. This
course will last two weeks, begin,
ning November 66, Any ladies
wishing to?take this., course and
who have not han ed4I in their
names to the Seeretar will please
do so at an early date, as only a
limited class can be aceor7n.odoted.
A night of surprises( ;awaits ynir
at..the <Ladies' Hall, Tors.. eve, Oct.
1V11(0 '315t.
We invite you to go carefully ouerthese,;
Seasonable Goods, and be convinced
of the low prices prevailing
ill yards toweling for,
...$L00 Congoleum Rugs in the ,Newest
design and popular prices. . Whera
in town look these over and be
comvinced. -
Serge, all colors 40 in wide, yd. 90c
Dress 'goods for school girls
per yard at ..a 23c
Plaid Dress Goods, Very New 9c5
Monarch , Down 2 -oz, ball at A35c.
"ttdearch Dove 1 oz ilial at 25e
Monarcit ,Floss, 1' oz. ball for 25e
In all the newest shades, Knit
Your Sweater and scarf now.
We are shoring a large range of
Dress Goods and Coatings fo;
fall in the folllowing; fomeSpun
Velours, Serges, Tricotine,
Sweater I
sfor Boys and Men. Justst
received a fine lot of Mens' and
Boy's Sweaters, all wool, New
Shades.,
iTew :iIosiery for Ladies in Heather.
Shades.
Men's Waterproof' Coats, Regular
$25,00, On Sale this week
for $15,00.
Ken's Garbadeen Coats in the.
Latest Style Price this week $28
See- our window display for Intro-
ductory trial offer of soap 'as-
sortment. assortment.
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7, 1-1b. tins Pilchards for $L00 or
18e a tin. Better than Salmon-,
Choice Red Salmon, Libbys brand.
at 45e, a tin; tit>hy pay 00c. a ties
when you can buy No:. ',1 Sal-
mon at 45c
Broken Biscuits, 10c. a ib.
Brick cheese at per Ib. ._
We carry hundreds of samples at
the .Celebrated .Broadlvay Brand
Clothing for Men. Come *s
and let us show you these sam-
ples whether you want a stain
or overcoat. We guarantee a
perfect fit.
Big Showing of Hits, Caps,
Gloves, Belts, llraceS, Coitats
Ties, Socks, Etc. Ete.'
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
A:BO"V111 ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS
WE ARE OPPERIITG.
Produce Wanted. ButerickFashions
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