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NEWFALL GOODS
We are ready to supply your needs in Fall and
Winter Goods. Some of these lines were placed
.in stock early in summer to assure a supply, and
by' ficgi lier11 h: y a w, 0-1M•-' Wholesale we were for.
tu ate i,;'A S u 7 :' it lot of goods for fall and
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE
r Coal
In a Bulletin recently received urging the peo-
ple of Canada to put in their supply of coal early,
as possible, as later on transportation may become
conjested, and the railways may be found necess-
ary to be used for more essential purposes, so ..an
appeal is made to all householders, whrrevev poss-
ible to fill up your bins and have your suppla, ready
when the cold days will be here again. Acrd how
quickly these summer months will fly... We are
filling orders as fast as we can get in the coal... S•3
be wise; put in your order early and have your
coal bin filled when winter comes along.
The Coal Administrator also urges that where -
ever possible people should use
Western Canadian
coal and thus conserving exchange and saving
labour. The chief mines in Alberta produced some
2,137,000 tons of domestis coal in 1940 giving em-
ployment to 1,966 miners for 95 days only in the
six summer months and to 3,313 miners for 107
days in the winter months.
Let us fill your order for either Alberta, or most
any size of hard Anthracite coal, NOW ►..,
STARE & WEIDO
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has e2at.the end of last week was '
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to the fall fair. 'Ito clay
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Our Main; Thrinks
T''e cooking of jams for the boys
1130. iE n coinp'eteci its
ol witli an additional
making a total of 61:'
T ani the committee wishes to g're-
ity t:1a 1.- every one who helped to
Y" ake this -Inch a sucec s. ]sandy,
,51:1;4.e Wr:cio, Johnston & Kal1'T-
,,.:,..,j1 ti,'?'. O'1'•rien's, Mr. and 'Mrs..
1t 'l'hic: for the use of their stoves
or cooing the jam. Also every one
that so nc..:1y donated money for buy
'•::17 and thooe who donated
r".rni`•. the ladies who lent their
kettles and w'io helped to prepare
and cook the jam. This was all done
with good will and it was the least•
we could do for our boys who are
::riming our ;battles at .the front, to
try and give them a little cheer.This
was an oppor'tunity knocking at our
door and in. behalf of the committee,
we wish to say Thank You 'to all
who helped in this greatly needed
cause; signed, Mrs. H. Rose, Mrs. E.
F Klopp, Mrs. •D Ducharine and Mrs
C L Smith.. Anyone who donated
fruit for jam may ,find their baskets
at the town Imil.
War Savings Stamps
The sale of War 'Savings ,Stamps
diuring the Zurich Fall Fair was a
great success and the _local War
Service Committee wish to. thank the
girls who .offered their services to put
this drive over the top, Those who
stook part in ;;his fine effort were
Misr Margaret es Citlenn, Norms Pais-
ley,
�Doiothy O'Brien, Patricia :0'
Dwyer, 'Martha Thiel, Ruby Church,
and Florence Haberer. And their
iota? Males for the day minounted to
$96.25 ;Nice going, girls!
A Heavy Rah,
T Cl a1.,rr3sv forenoon the sky
became overshadowed with clouds and
e-,7rnes1 prevailed, one had to iso
artifical light to see, and it sure look-
ed like rain, and when it ;d'id come,
it seemed to be unlimited, as the
heavy downpour ,lasted for several
hours, and what a drenching it was.
whole 'ffields of beans were under
w^ter and the .los to fanners will be
quite heavy as it will spoil what seem
ed to be an. excellent 'crap. 'Gardens
and 'celars were soaked with water.
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'Callander — The $50,000 lionise,
for all i :l: }r tit t. "' .V'•
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Board is canvarsing Canada's :tora
keepers on Ole ', `:OFT :?f 1 ••t'
ho''rs. of' th'' n 1: h'
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other . o..iatcs, and thk 11 O1'ei? I'u11:
will be made that ii 11 it t t 5i1
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.a. "'tit. o1':lin ,1811:ail tin, l.ft i4 .1}'ilii
life of Aa11Cri.f,ans in ih•' r. i" and
half yrs. 'since he beonle 1 rt'-ident--'
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and farm prices in the Itis A net
d+'.croe is ;1-o issued Faulting
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motor !.`.R,s to reduce speed to 85 m
per hour.
1100,000 \VAT'S TO WIN THE WAR
Hew Ainni can 1n7ee Mr. 7.' 1
king up new tricks to 'beat the Axis
is reported in T l2 Anllu•1{:a:i C,. E•'
11 .ill this S..,1 (S.- rt. 27 i, 13;:)
of the Detroit Sun lay Timm, • kiln]
while some of the ideas .idem crazy,
remember Leonardo 1)tiVinci's brain
,;`a10ri 1 of 400 yc'iT , nao, a lot 01
Which have becoine realities, Be
ante to get Sunday's Detroit Time3,
CLEAN UR YOUR GARDEN
During th summer of 194.12 many
species of insects have been pre' nt.
to outbreak from in widely separted�
districts of e astern Canada. In
checking back, it is interesting to
note that a large percentage of ti'l'e.-'^
were insects which hibernate benea-
th trach in the gardens, or on wec: -.
or 'cultivated plants which, are fre •
quently allowed to stand •all winter
either in tike :_gardens or in nearby
waste sand. These insects could have
been greatly reduced if snore cnro
had boon practised by growers las,:
autumn in .cleaning up plant remain
as soon as the crop had been re
moved, in digging up and destroying
weed growth a;nd in burning over
waste land in the autumn or early
spring,
OPERATING NEW PUMP
The Clinton Public Utilities repo
that the. new pump, recentlyi
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It'lroduces 500 'galons per nlirx it'
The capacity of the old pump is 178
gallon;g per min. Now that both are
in •operation, the town will be well
;oupplied with water. It requires t
76 h.p. motor to drive the new pun
The pump is made :in Ala'hambra,
Cal. the total weight of the pump anal
motor amounts to 12 tons, and '' c
e'cst for drilling well and installation
of pump wi be about ,$18,060. Clin-•
ton des n need of an extra pump, to
insure adequate water supply at ars.
times, bit +the crisis did not •ark ive
until the RAF .built their Radio Se
h of near Clinton end required a re-
gular supply of water. "'1'he work on
the new instalation was begun a year
ago.
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Local Representative ▪ Zurich
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Your Winter's Fuel
' ., ORDERS WILL BE FILLED
We would ask our Customers not to become ex-
cited about next winter's supply of Coal. It will
takelittle a lr tie ime toget in
the
supplies, •
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your orders in early and there will be plenty of coal
for all before it will be needed in the fall. Order
now and you will be supplied.
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Your Click Deeds
The Chick Starter Season is with us again and we
have all the called for Feeds such as Oat Hulls,
Peat Moss, Sugar Copra, Grit, Oyster Shell, Char-
coal, Etc., Etc.
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