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ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1E 1955
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'MIRTH'S
AGA3N
Men's Knee -Length, Bed -Soled
RUBBER BOOTS
Canadian rile at
$3.90 And Up
Ladies', Boys' and Giirls'
RUBBER BOOTS
at .Good, CQmpetitIve Prices
We Trlax e A PIM Steck To Fit
Ali Shoes In Men's Rain. Goloshes
and Men's Toe Rubbers
WUERTH'S
The Store With The New Front
Dashwood Citizens' Band jour-
neyed to Clinton on Sunday and
entertained the Men and women
of the Home with, a program. of
n usie.
Cpl. and Mrs..( K. 'Weber and
girls, at Cainp Borden, spent the
weekend with Keith's Parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weber.
Sunday Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Salmon and family
were Air, .and Mrs. Hubert Sal-
mon, Mr,. and Mrs. Norman Sal-
mon and family, Mrs Rolxr
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Scott and family, Mrs. Pearl Sal-
mon, Mrs. Pearl Elliott, Mr.
Carletors Ridley, Mr. and Mrs. A,
Elliott, all of Landon; Mrs. Mary
Marlene, Edwin and Gerald,
Donate $ .ty To Missions
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Luthe-
ran Church opened the fall sea-
son with the missionary meeting.
Group Ii, with Mrs, V. L. Becker
asconvener. was in charge.
Rev. 'Higenell discussed the
topic "The Missionary Power of
the Christian. Lite". Mrs. Arnold
:'Becker ave a reading, "The
Alartihas of the Church". Bev.
and Mrs. Higenell sang a duet.
Mrs. V. L. Becker gave a read-
ing, "The Matchless Christ".
It was decided to entertain the
Zurich Ladies' Aid in Octolaer.
A donation of $85.00• was voted
far missions,
G.N.O. Club Elects Officers
The G.N.Q. Club held their
first meeting for the 1955-56
season at the home of the retir-
ing presiednt, Alma 'Genttner.
Beta Hamather was named
president; vice-president, Helen
N ad I g e r; secretary -treasurer,
Emily lloperoft. Prizes were
Phone 252 Exeter awarded for the 1954-55 season
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• Hardwood Slabs -- $35 For 10 Cord
• Mixed Slabs -,- $25 For 10 Cord
• Mixed Wood -- $5 A Cord
• .Hard Wood -- $6 A Cord Delivered
$1 .A Cord Off If You Truck It Yourself
Ailsa Craig Saw Mill
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Your
Headquarters
for
ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS
in
Feed and Farm Supplies
We are now taking orders for beet pulp -- November
delivery -- $62.00 ton cash off car.
• Be sure and enter the hog judging contest which we
are sponsoring at the Exeter Fair. Seven cash prizes
are offered.
EXETER rik"
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Phone 287 Collect The Farmer's Own Store
/ea follows: first, Alma t"ienttner;
second, June Hayter; third, Ilene
Morens.
ldaptisntal Service
On Sunday, September 11, Rev.
Louis Higeneli baptized Richard.
.lanae: Hayter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert .Hayter, in Zion.
Lutheran. Church. air. and Mrs.
James Hayter were sponsors.
W.s,W.s.. Meets
The W,S.W.S. of the Evangel'.
cal U. U.S. Church
met Friday
eve-
ning
e-
nin with the Spirituel 1 Life Com-
mittee in .charge. Airs. A. Haugh
took the devotional assisted by
Airs, C, Oestreicber and Mrs. W.
Engeland. a
Miss Shirley Guenther favour-
ed with numbers on the accord-
ion. 'Several readings were given
and Jack •Geiser showed films,
Mrs. L. Taylor presided for the
business. A social half hour con-
cluded the meeting,
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Pepper,
of Stratford, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bacon
and two small daughters, of To-
ronto, spent the weekend with
Mr. Sam•Miller, Delmar and
other relatives.
`Mr. and Mrs.' Ervin Latta, of
Waterloo, were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Airs. Fred Welberg.
Miss Anna Messner, of London,
was a weekend visitor with her
Parents, Mr. and `airs. Fred Mess-
ner.
• Mr, and .Mrs. Ed Herford, of
Elkton, Mich., visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Weber during
the weekend.
Miss. Bargara Becker, of Kit-
chener, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. V, L. Becker.
Master Grant Hoperoft, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell lioperoft,
is a patient in London hospital
suffering from asthma.
Sunday guests with 1►ir. and
Mrs. Robert Hayter were Mr: and
Mrs. James Hayter and. family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Koehler and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Kraft and family, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Keller
and Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Restemayer, Mr. and Mrs.' Lloyd
Bader, Glen and Darlene and Mr.
and Mrs, Percy Willert, Zurich,
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Telfer and family at
Turkey Point. ,
lir._ and Mrs. Mervin Tiernan,
Nancy and Lynda spent a few
days at Ottawa and also attended.
the C.N.E. last week.
Mr. Ralph Hurst, Alvinston,
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Merrier,
Bruce and Lorne and >Mrs. Lou
Sturgeon, all of London, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Matilda
Peifer.
This Week In
Winchelsea
By MRS. P. HORNS
Mr. and Mrs, Newton 'Clarke
spent a pleasant holiday recently
with friends, motoring to the
States. They .spent Monday last
at the Michigan State flair.
Miss Kathleen Herne returned
to her home on :Sunday after
spending the •summer at 'Oakwood
Inn, •Grand Bend.
Mrs. Harry Ford and Gordon
spent Wednesday last with Mr.
and Mrs. Newman Baker of Well -
burn.
Mrs. Jack Witts and Miss Wil-
ma Walters of London spent the
weekend with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Walters.
Mrs. Boward Dayman and
e]iildren of Kippen visited on
Tuesday with her parents, Mr. •and.
Mrs. William Waiters and Danny.
Master Gerald &Prance is suf-
fering from an infected throat,
BLIND
WHEN YOU BUYCOAL...
STEADY CONTROLLED HEAT
FROM YOUR LIVING ROOM
The blue tone T(MP-
MAST It chemises furnace
controls automattciillly.
Saves time --saves steps
•--Soon pays for Itself'
Phone today for a free
demonstration.
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Always ask .for.. • .,e
+--ft can cost you money!
Don't just order coal—insist on 'blue coal:.
coal' is colour•marked for your guarantee
of heating satisfaction. It gives you the clear
full flame that means be!tter heat—thrifty heat .
—safe heat. Thousandsof Canadian families
rely on 'blue coal' for steady, healthful heat.
So don't be colour-blind when you buy coal.
It pays to order 'blue coal'.
FO: RD FUELS
EXETER.
es are 'being prepared by district
blind for ,the annual operating
fund campaign ot the Vanadian
stational Institute for the Blind
opening Saturday, September 17:
Working in the auditorium of
the training centre and home ,fey:
the blind in Loudon, residents .of
the home and other blind are es -
ambling eainpaign literature
which will be mailed to residents
1of Huron, Middlesex and Perth
Counties this 'week,
'Residents of three
n
t-
les are being asked to centrirbute
$11.,000'. C.1'.l.43, needs $54;000
for the corning year, but 'Com-
munity Chests and Municipal
Councils .have already pledged
046,000.
is mailing pieces are . being
prepared. B. F. Wheeler, C.N,l;B
Field ;Secretray,, Is visiting the
campaign chairman ineach com-
munity of the three counties de-
livering campaign literature •and
discussing obesti s in each
town, village andtownship.
The Chairman in the Exeter
district is S. B. Taylor, and the
objective is $700.00.
Letter From
BrinsIey
By MRS ,L. CRAVEN
Anniversary Services
Anniversary s b r v i c es which
were held in Brinsley United
Church on Sunday last were well
attended both morning and eve-
ning.
vening. The guest speaker was
Rev. Guy, of Ilderton,
Personal Items
Those who visited with Miss
Mary B. Amos on Sunday were
Rev. Guy, of ilderton; Mrs,
Bessie Amos, Mrs. Lloyd Scare,
of Ailsa Craig, and Mrs,. Martin
Watson.
Mr. and Mrs, Bli Reese and
family spent :Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Morley.
'Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson,
Mrs. Ruth Watson and Bobbie at-
tended the family reunion in
Flint, Mich., on" Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ellwood
spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Cunningham.
Mr, Grant A.mos, who has been
confined to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, has returned to hie
home,
Mr. and Mrs. David tMoriey at-
tended decoration services at Birr
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mahle Lee, Ailsa -Craig,
Enrolment Tota/s.160
At :rand Bend School
Twenty -eve 'pupils attended
Grand Bend sebeol tor the
first
time last week -- a total. of 100
pupils, were on hand for the open
iu.g of school. The staff includes
Douglas Gill, music eupervisor,
;Mrs. Janet Deslardine, Mrs. R.
N. Shares, Mrs. Wm. Elliot and
Gordon ;Campbell teachers. Mrs.
Sinaren of .Parkhill replaces Miss
Edna Rivett who is taking her'
second year at Teachers: College.
Mrs. Elliot of Parkhill: replaces
,Orville is t
teach,
h
ea Hamilton.
ing near Tarnton .t
Miss Beuiah Holt ot Windsor
Is spending two weeks. vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Mae Holt,
and grandamher, Mrs. L. Gero„'
mette.
.lairs. Horace Lake is spending
a few days this week with rela-
tives in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pear.iso
and family spent -the weekend in
Collingwood.
45 S5 Barry Hamilton of HM
CS Gloucester, Ottawa, spent the
weekend wilt his parents, Mr. end
Mrs. Alex Hamilton and ;brother,
Dradley, who accompanied hint
on his return as far as Stratford.
Mr. Clark Eya.ns of Belle River
spent the weekend with his aunt
and uncle, Rev. and Mrs. W. C.
Smith.
air. and Mrs, Jack Holt and
family of Thedford spent Sunday
with Mrs, Mae Holt 'and Mrs. L.
C•ereinette.
Mrs, Joe Revell underwent an
operation in St. Joseph's Hos-
pital last week.
.Alvin Bossenberry flew to Flor-
ida last week on a short .business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, 1;endle are
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ansel Lee.
While riding her bicycle home
from school, Margaret, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Amos, had
the misfortune to fall and break
her leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Watson,
Eddie and Ronnie visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven on Sun-
day,
Those who spent Sunday with
Mrs, Lila Neil were Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Neil and family, of .Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Orrel Sutherland
and family, of Mount .Brydges,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mackey and
family, of Sylvan, and Mr. Mur-
ton Neil, of London.
Mrs, Clover Lewis, of Ailsa
Craig, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. John :Schofield
and Elsie, of Centenary, spent
Sunday with Mr. J. L. Amos.
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epending a few days tin's week
in London.
Miss .AnnSbelle 'Taylor, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor, entered' the Victoria
School- et Nursing in Louden,
last week.
Mrs. Cl. Jeffrey and son Robert
01 Port Perry spent the week -end`
with. Rev. and Mrs. W.O. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Penner of
London spent a weeks' vacation
with, 'Mra. Venner's parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Thos. B inl
who- ac-
companied
-companiesthem on e. short via•:
it to Part Huron last week.
The local bus is again running
nn tall and winter ecbeduie,
Summer guests of Dr. Judith
Drigham. included Miss• Olvetta
Brigham and Mrs, Ernest Arians
of Clinton,. Mrs, Leslie L, Hayes,
Mrs, J. R, McColl and Mrs. 1Mild•
red Batson of London, Mrs, O. M. -
Magruder of 'Liberty, Missouri,
and Dr, 1Q, B. Magruder of Louis-:
Ville, Kentucky.
Mrs. Arthur Pugh and ,sous,'
who have been spending' the past
two m o n t h s with relatives in
Alberta, returned home on Sun.*
day.
Make tetaiiill g More Profitable!
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`MY BANK'
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Alan
warkina with
Discuss Farm
itriprovement
Loan with
your
racsnestit Bank of Montreal manager.
BANK. Of 1ViONTREAL
.000144e4 loot Vema
Canadians .In evert walk of lata. since 11117
Exeter Branch: C, E. SHAW, Managger
Centralia (Sub -Agency): Open Tuesday and Thursday
Grand Bend (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Wed. A Fri.
Crec i;on Braasch: RAYMOND KING, Manager
(Open Tuesday and Thursday)
Dashwood (Sub -Agency): Open Mon., Wed, & Fri..
Hensel' Branch: KENNETH CHRISTIAN, Manager
Lucan Branch: WESLEY PARKINSON, Manager
Watch For It
Next Week
Don't Miss The "Super Colossal Cavalcade
Of Bargains" Of Our :Third Anniversary Sale
Ron Westman's
- Sports And Auto Supply
PHONE 211 Wholesale and Retail PHONE 791
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ollow the crowds
or he. buy artheyeah
at tour PORDMONARCN
DEALER'S
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SrdTRUCKS
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JOIN THE CROWD... DROP
CARS
'58 3VIET.ROR CONVERTIBLE, radio
,New motor -a real sex wagon ,... $1,750
'55 PREFECT DEMON$TRATOR
8,000 miles—a steal $1,295
'541 CONSUL, 18,000 miles'
.Family got too big $1,250,
'58 AUSTIN SEDAN
A real niortey-saver $ 895
Every day is bargain day during this great month-long sales event!
The crowds are flocking to the Pord-Monarch Dealers'
"September Shower of Bargains" ... and driving away the best
used car and truck buys of a lifetime! Drop around' to your'
Ford -Monarch Dealer's ... see the big, bright array of sparkling .
late -model turn-ins—some of theen A-1, all of them outstanding
Values—the result of record-breaking new -car sales! Look 'em
over—you're sure to find just the model that's right for you—at
a rock -bottom price, . , . in the exciting "September Shower
of Bargains".
WHA:
MEANS
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Every used car and truck that rates the A-1 sign has been:.
e Reconditioned by expert servicemen • Inspected and checked for safety.
°"` for appearance and perfoormance: . • Priced for outstanding value.
• Truthfully and accurately advertised.
• Warran,led by your Ford -Monarch Dealer and backed by his reputation.
iN NOW...GET THE BEST AND BIGGEST DEAL IN TOWNC
'51 FORD COACH
I can't eat it nor bank it $ 850
'51 CUEV COACT
You're making me weep $ 800
'49 STUDE13AKER. SEDAN
New motor $ 695
'4G PONTIAC COACH
Talte the d ... thing away $ 295
'89 CHE•V COACH, a good one ...,$ 126
TRUCKS
'61 FARGO 1 -TON
Racks ---a good one
'51 CHEV flCE.UP, only
$ 19s.
,.......t...t $ 550
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TRACTORS
'51 FORD TRACTOR ----a steal 11,,..,. $
'149 PORE TR.ACTOP. $
695
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