Zurich Herald, 1922-11-23, Page 8r
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Nety Fait and Winter Goods lop ;wile*;v Ni'c .71 aid Flannelette 111.11 -
.your
your
that
inspectioci. We can iupl ly leets
wants in+these lines at prices
mean Dollars saved to you.
A complete. range of Underwent'
• - in w,,w. and Fleeced, for L.:1-:
les and Children's wear.
,d
New Serges in all colors priced
from 85c. to 3.50 per yard.
Velours and Homespans for
Coats and Suits.
New Short Flannels in leading 'sha-
des, suitable for skirts, midclys, ,
and Children's wear.
Black Douchess . Sill:, guaranteed.
Ej tra heavy quality at i2
Eiderdowns and Winona Cloth-, a-
gain to hand. These cloth., have
been off the marketwfor a few;
years,b ut we are now again
shoving a fine range of patt-j
erne to choo e from. •
Monti ch %'urns in Dawn,
and Floss, 25- colors to
from,
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GENTS .l`i'1'S FURNrSINGS
U,rcieren 1
Clothing
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it For Tlie .Brest.
of the Art
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Fee I C 'l.'aCt{: t}', : pirlientar we
tr,:r .=t: !tt'd I : good Clothes.
ccpti'.o nal---
an;l pattens :are
Cloth that
The raleice
T,n cc..,{:.e •t:o,s.
We have again in Stock, 13.einer;-, t 4atr u eni to give .ser-,
vic•> end qtanci the test of time.,
No. 1, quality Hosiers in hen v
•
and medium yarns, for Ladies'
and Children wear. And have
added a supply of Yarn., this j
is guaranteed to give 'satisfac-
tion to wear..
FOR MEN
NEW,FALL SUI.rS FOR MEN
NJ) BOYS, E,ALL CADS, HATS,
nog ' i;•LOV1 3, WINE SHIRTS, TIES;
; t;EL.,.S, :E. C.
Highermarket uices paid for Live Pod-.
try tako every Wednesday Forenoon
Dried Apples Wanted
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PRODUCE WANTED
D,iSIGNER PATTERNS
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t on the M irkct). Also a few Seconds to
Clear al (_ .(rdt. ,soli Prices).
LI?,r US SUt'1'LY YOUR NEEDS ON AU 170 CYLINDER LUBRI-
CATING. :OIi.S AND GREASES. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE
TEE BES 1' ^N CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OILS OF PROPER. VES-
. COSI;I Y TO. sun YOUR MO'T'OR.
Aso stock a complete line of
Genuine Ford . Part's -
ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO MOST CALLED FOR PARTS OF
VARIOUS AUTOS,
I.Y.L. Pattery' Sales and Service Station, Battery Charging, Asy-
A.cetyline Welding. EXPSRTIUV'O REPAIRING A S1'ECIALT
Y. . Get into the habit of Pat-ronizing ns. We want to serve
you, and Serve Yon Ww1'l.
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Now that the cold Winds of Fall
eed the, chilly evenings are here,
one :,hoeld think of the cold wen-
ther coining. Winter will Soon be
at hemi, Make your Horne com-
plete and comfortable with one o
our Ranges. or .Heaters. ' Come
in and .tell us what you need and
we tan fill your 'requirements.
, 4 FURNACES,
Quality-
.rrIT13 S >L1iNI)ID A RPEARANCE O7+ THESE WINTER SUITS AND
OV1 tl.`(}A')'S IS ENDURING- IN THEIR EVERYDAY WEAR. TH1 X
Rel r:' €N 1'I LIl3 SvtLE AND GOOD :LOOKS. THIS CHARACTER--
I:N "A RT CLOTHES'!..IS '1'REAL QUALITYBOUGHT AFTER
11N7 THE E W,EAC1ER.
When you look for these torte'particulars-the Unusual -the
te!: ,, .tel--che Quality -you ere certain of results in buying Art
ZTQM7 -CROS.
p.a.,. him ex ?h.14 ,3 for ao 1
LOCAL MARK ET S
" (Corrected every Wednesday)
Butter ... .. .. -- ........ 35
Eggs perd ozen .. 45
l'olled apples per 'ib. / -.. 7c
Dutch setts per lb . .. , 5c
Potatoes per bag , 1 .75
Oats
S&-40
Wheat peer 4'clushel .
Flour per cwt.
Bran per ton -.. ... ._. .._
Shorts per ton _.
Hogs.
Live Hogs, cwt
ITEMS. OF LOCAL INTERE t
Mr,. and Mrs,. A..,ff'Ielickand-fain
ily motored to Kitchener on -Slue-
day.
Mr. W. H. Truenxner of Hen-
sail
elp[sail called in the village on Tugs
day, i
Mra: Harry Browny 14th con M
the past week been visiting.:
ends in London.
Parcels for the 'Urnited King,
should be posted within the
week for Christmas delivery.
Mr, and Mrs. Sol. Martin, t',
ghter Lylan and, Mira. Guentherof
the Babylon were ,Sunday visitors
at
Crediton.
ti
Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Schade e of
Dashwood and fam'ly or Dashwood
spent last Sunday at the home of
Mr and Mrs." E. Brode!`ick, Parr
Line.
.Hensall`Board. of Trade has been
oiganjzed:' With the following:: ofl-
ficers; Pres. Corn Cook; Vice -pies.
Owen Geiger; . Secy .Mark Dr(ayee
dale, treats. Harrw Arnold,' A-
bout forty business risen present
at the 'meeting became members
Mir., C. Witcoiribe of the Baby-
lone Line, entertaineda number
of theinfriends on Monday even-
ing, it being the .nine'iteenth ane -
i' ersary of their wedding.. The'
evening was spent in games and
rn isle refreshmen`s were t e ,eel
and a good time was reported by
all.
The Young, Ladies' Bible Class of
the Evangelical church, will '°.,hold
a bazaar in the Ladies' Hall on
Saturday afternoon and evening;
Dec, 9thl. .... A good assortment of
articles suitabl'e for Christmas gifts
,such as aprons, centre pieces, reed
Work, towels, etc., will 'be oho sale.
A. tea will also .be served in con-
nection with the bazaar..
Tlie death oeeured on Saturday
Nov. llth of John Knox, for many
veers al w'e1kkriown resident of
Goderich.. The deceased, who was
in hie 78th year; has been turne,
key: at the county jail for nearly
twenty years,. He had been in
moor health : for ;some time bade',.
Mr. Knox came to Goderich while
a young main .and was :t carriage
maker h ytrade, starting On bus-
iness in Hamilton st. with IT. Boy
thwel1. He \vas also an auction-
eet. , ,
On the Sth of December some
(eget de'eg it e; f ori tee Toronto
''World's Anti A:lchoilam Conven-
tion" will visit Exeter for the pur-
pose of discovering at fn st hand
the effects of prohibition, They
will receive the reportza from sp-
ecially appointed continiittees(dur'
ing the, afternoon. A. banquet
will be served' in the basereent of
James st, Methodist church at 6
tem. at which some of the deleg-
ates will speak and a great mass,
Sheeting will be held a; 8 p.im in
�i
the church. aurrn`r: This op;-
nortWiit;v a#' inretitV experts' of
1+or'eivn C reentries will be an irn-
uaitial treat.
WE ALSO STOCK AND INSTALL 'THE 'WELL-KNOWN BAN-
NEP PIP11LESS E'TJ'RNACBS AS WELL AS SEVERAL OTH:SI{.
PROMINENT MAKES
ALC, la/4s OF SHEOLE HARDWARE, , +'TC,, ALWAYS 11.7
*' STOCK. NO rITOUBLE TO SHOW AND EXPLAIN ALL A- +
.SOfJ L OUII GOODS, GET OUR PRICES AND TIIEN' BUY. 1:
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MARRIED ,
Fisher -Carrick -At Dashwood, on!
Nov. 11.th, Ethel daughter of John'
Carrick, 'Lake Rpad, to .William
Fisher of Dashwood.
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Coining Social Events
'l liar: c'. ty o' erul. r 24a'd 1922!.
Tie store with t . liberal Clsli
i opt
o. r uYti,Y1pM;
And see the Wonderful Val-
ues in Aluminum now
howiug in our window.
Dere are jnst a few items:
TEA K1 TTLES $1.98
COFFEE PERCOLATOR $1.98
DISH PANS $1.98
SET 3 SAUCE PANS $198
8 AND 10 QUART STEWING KETTLES $1.98
These are ail Guaranteed Heavy
Weight Utensils
We carry a complete line of Furn-
iture and Har ware. Your confid-
ence is solicited.
MELIR:&BMJ
PHONE 63
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AISIMMIIRMICIPAR2el (01•2.,11011INIEB.
Jieraki Jb Depa,rtment
Is al Nays at your service for GOOD PRINTING.
Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Ging Cards„
:Stationery, Letterheads, Billheads, Statements, Envelop-
es,4ehacii B)oks, Po3ting Bilisa sp3cialty.
We invite you to go carefully ouer these
Seasonable Goods, and be convinced
of the low pices prevailing
10 yari1 toweling for .$100
Serge, all colors 40 in wide, yd. 90c
Dress goods for school girls
per y grid at -4 ...;__,F.. 23c
The Ladiee' Aid of the Lutheran
church, Zurich, are giving a baz- Tlaicl
ear in the Town Hall, in the after-
noon and evening of Saturday, Nov
25th. Watch for particulars latera
The Young Ladies', Bible Class/
Of the' Evangelical church have
changed the date of their bazaar
from Dec.: 2nd, to Dec, 9th,
Bible Thought s For To -Day
Nov. 23 -The fear of the Lord ten
deth to life; and he that hen. it
shah] abide\ satisfied ;satisfied; he
shall notb e ',visited with evil.
Nov, 24 -No man can serve two.
masters; for either he will hate the
one,' and love the other; or else hr"
-will hold to the one -and despise
the other. Ye cannot serve God.
and mammon. '
Nov. 25 -Lay not 'up for
treasures upon earth, where
moth and rust, doth ' corrupt, and
where thieves break through and
steal. '
Nov, 26 -Restore unto erre the joy.
of thy .salvation; and, uphold me
with thy free spirit. Then wilt 1
teach transgressor thy w•atys; and
sinners shall be coe`; er ted; unto
thee.
Noy. -27 -Know therefore. that the
Lord thy God, he is God, the faith -
int God, which keepeth covenant
and mercy with themthat to ve iiim
and keep his ..commandments.
Nov. 28 -God is a spirit; and
they that worship, hire must Wor-
ship him in spirit and in truth.
Nov. 29 -`.Che Lora hath appear
ed of old unto ame, saying,, `Yea
I have loved thee with an everlastk
ing love; thOreforc with io; in'gc:ta(M
d.ness have 1 drawn thee,
Nov. 30• -Bless the Lord; 0 my
soul, and •a1l1. that is Within' inet
b1cns his holy ranee.
Dress Goods, Very New 9c5
Monarch Down 2 -oz: hall at A35c.
'efo•ntarch Dove 1 oe ball at. 25e'
Monrtrch Floss, 1 oz. ball for 25c
In all the newest' shades. Knit
Your 'Sweater, and scarf now,
We are showing i large range of
Dress Goods: and' Coatings for
fall in the following; HomeSpun
'Velotrrs, Serges, Tricotine,
Sweater sfor T4oys and Men. Just
received a fine lot of Mens' and
Boy's Sweaters, all wool, New.
Shades..
New Hosiery for Ladies in heather
Shades.
Men's Waterproof Coats, Regular
$25.00-. On Sale this week'
for $15.00.
Congoleuni Rugs in the ' Newest
design and popular prices. When.
in town Iook these over and be
convinced.
See our window display for Intr
duatory trial offer of soap
sortment,
7, 1-1b. tins Pilchards for $1.00
15c a tin. Better than Salmi
Choice Red Salmon, Libbys bre
at 45c. a tin, why pay 60e.1)
when you can buy No. 1
mon at 45c
is
Broken Biscuits, 10c. a lb. -
.Brick cheese at per ib.. .... 30e.:.
We carry hundreds of samplesat
the Celebrated Broadway Brand!
Clothing for Men. Come iris
and let' us show you these same'
pieswhether you want a suit
or overcoat. We guarantee =a.
perfect fit.
A. Big Showing of Hats, Cape,•
Men's Garbadeen -Coats in the Gloves Belts Braces, Collars;
Latest Style Price this week $23
NO TROUBLE ,T0 S HOW GOODS
ABOVb ABP ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS
WE ARE O + +EKING.
Ties, Socks, Etc. Etc,
ProduceWantedm ] ut eriok ii ashio
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