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Colder Weather
Is just around the Corner. Prepare! now for it
We have a good. Stock of Fall and Winter Merchan-
dise on our Shelves in ntoc1c
Ladies. Buse Dresses, Aprons, Stockings, also
Ladies Oxford 'Shoes -and Rubbers:
Men's Underwear, .a large range .of Work Socks,
Boots and Shoes. All kinds of Rubbers for Men
including the heavy Lumbermen's Rubbers.
Pioneer Feeds for your Stock and Poultry:
Purity and Robin .Hood Flour always on hand.
Give us a Call!
FR.ES1-1 GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
TI ST iZRE
Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone: 11-97
Leav ft's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
Wed. only, Nov. 10._
2 Features.
AFFAIRS OF JIMMY VALENTINE
Starring Dennis {)'Keefe.
COWBOY IN MANHATTAN
With Frances Langford and Robt.
'Paige. •
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Two Features
HIT THE ICE
Starring Abbott and Costello •
SOUTH OF SANTA FE
Starring Roy Rodgers- and Gabby
Hayes.
Monday and Tuesday
HEER'S TO HOLD
Starring Dianna Durbin, Joseph Cot-
ten. All Star Cast.
Coming — Desperadoes, in Tecnicol-
or; Behind the Rising Sun; MVIission
to Moscow; .Human Comedy.
VIMPaimak.ftlie -4.04
Huron Old Boys
The 44th annual meeting of the
Huron Old Boys' 'Association. of
Toronto, will be held at Haddon Hall,
310 Bloor Street' West,' Toronto, on
Friday evening, November 1,9th. Bus.
iness meeting for the election of new
officers will convene at 8'.15, and
bridge and euchre -games will begin
at 9 o'clock. Attractive prizes will
be awarded to the winners_ A malt
admission fee will be charged, twh
,HEALTH.NTURSING SERVICE 11
Over 150 nien and women from all
parts of Huron County •crowded the
Council Chamber, Clinton on Nov. 4.
to 'hear Dr. Phair, Deputy Minister
of Health, Toronto, and Miss Marg-
aret Grieve, R.N., Woodstock, dis-
cuss health nursing service on a co-
unty basis. The meeting was under
the auspices of the Huron Federati-
on of Agriculture and President W.
L. Whyte, Scaforth presided. It was
decided to send a delegation to the
November session of the county co-
uncil to discuss with the members the
advisability of inaugurating a scheme
in Huron to benefit the 5,000 boys
and girls going to public and separ-
ate schools. Dr. Phair outlined the
financial backing of the Department
of Health whereby one third of the
cost to the County Council was re-
mitted by the Provincial Governm-
ent.
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Buy Victory Bonds!
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;Remembrance Day will be observ-
ed on Thursday Nov, 11th.
•M-. Abram Eckel left for Pratts-
ville 'fo; *a few weeks.
':Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schilbe and
Kenny were at Brucefield on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stelck and
Patsy of the 14th con., were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, James A.
Shearer; Clinton.
' !Irs. Augusta Tiede and three dau-
ghters of High Park, is spending a
woek's vacation with her parents, Mr
64: Mrs. Joseph Gelinas, Goshen line
north.
Mr. Fred Simon while walking a-
long' the roadside was accidently hit
bybee;1,i, truck on. Tuesday evening and
lhe`';;sufl'ered a broken leg, and was
taken to Clinton Hospital.
Mr. Lawrence with his dredge is
quite busy these days in Zurich put-
tti gein the Zurich Village Drain
w;ilieh when, eompleted will give much -
174 from'water.
OVER THE TOP
C Fifth Victory loan which dos
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n Saturday evening went over
&op in :the Domioion 137 million
Ts, Huron County also did their
ttie'.
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shci ,c;•by going over their objective.
Z444.1). and Hay West were also in
ovegeaheir 392,000. objective. Much
'ere-0is:.'due to the Village of Zurich
subsea hed•abqut::$130 per cap-
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1ar*. he''connmit„tee• wishes: .to great-:
iy thank those wlio so liberally took
of the bonds to make t]iis possible:
We have not heard of and municip-
ality which has done quite so well as
Zurich.
. RED CROSS NEWS
The Zurich Red Cross are pleased
to report that the Iarge quota of sew -
frig: for civilians which was accepted
by the local branch several months
ago; has. now been completed and the
following articles sent to heacquart-
ersi 25 ladies' skirts; 25 ladies blo-
uses; 50 girl's blouses, 100 girl's
nightgowns; 50 boys' shirts, 51 girls
pinafore dresses,. 5 girls cotton dres-
ses,.: 3' men's .shirts, 13 knitted wash-
clotlis, 1 nightingale (baby); 37 quilts
12' bomb victim bags, (fitted) ; 320
coirpresses. The Red Cross wish to
thank the Misses Johnson of Kitch-
ener for donating one quilt top and
the- Women's Institute for one quilt.
OBITUARY
Mhs- Arthur. Weber Passes
The Angel of Death called Clara
Zimmer, beloved wife of Mr. Arthur
Weber to• hex- eternal reward on Sat-
urday, November 6th, after a short
illness which began about six years
ago', but the departed was able to be
arab l th he k' 1
Farm Forum
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold
iderner when 20 members of the
Babylon line Farm. Forum met for
the first fall. meeting. The theme of
'she discussion for the evening was
`Planning for Plenty." The latter
part of the evening was spent in play-
ing progressive bunco, err which
lunch was served. '.L'•he next meeting
will be held in the home of Mie and
Mrs, J. Battler. Everybody welcome.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
The Messrs. Maurice Masse and
Maxim Jeffrey. motored: to Leaden
on. Saturday last.
Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey o,f the 15th.
Con., was a ;Sunday vfsiter with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Bedard of the
Blue Water north.
The recent rause have moistened
the land plenty and those that as yet
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nc e cars un
, a g occasiona
trips away, but • was somewhat, -in -
vended, going about with a cane, as
a result of a stroke of six years ago.
A very much devoted mother to her
home and family, a
loving neighbor„
and a very pleasant person to meet.
Deceased was in her 53rd' gear, and
was the daughter of William Ztnnner
and the late Magdalena Dietrich Zim-
mer of Dashwood, and passed away
at her home 1% miles north of that
place, Hay Township 'where she had
lived during her married life which
'plowing to do, will; - find the going was 33 years, and is survived by her
easier, sorrowing husband, Arthur- Weber;
The bean riiachines in .this neigh- her. , other, Wm. Zimmer, two daft -
;"boyhood are still on the" job and tit
will be some tithe -Yet before they
. bring home the rear of this year's
crops. The sample is good; the price
fair; the yield just average with oth-
er years. Farmers who are minuL•
of this crop unless they have e
"stow -away" from past years, find
themselves in a jam, for its from th
bean crop returns that farmers are
buyine grain to carry over.
Mr. Frank . effrey who has been
visiting with his children in Winds,
and other points, has returned to hi=
h.•mie Ln Peavertown where he wil.
remain :for some time.
Monica, the infant 'daughter of Pty-
i)o l'nlc and Mrs. Jeffrey of St. Jo•
eph, who has been seriously ill is :1.
present •holding her own ane at trn
gliteus,. Mrs. R. Krocke ' •(:lean ),
,Woodstock; Dorothy ''at, home ; three
sdns;, I3arold. of 'Sarnia;' Jack, over-
seas,
verseas, and ienzeth tit hbine; throe
grandchildren, five sisters, Ella, Rosa
Tillie and Antionette of Detroit, and
Tda of Dashwood; three brothers,
Herman of Windsor; Alfred of Cali -
and Urban of the American
Air Force. The funeral was very
largely attended on Tuesday morning
l'eing held from the family residence
to St. Boniface Church, Zurich where
requiem high mass was sung by Rev
rather Lucien. Interment followed
.0 lire adjoining cemetery. 'The pall-
I,ea.rors being: Sinaon Hoffman, Adel-
'•wrt Smith, Kuno Hartman, Pierce
Tows 'ell. Denis Duchartne and .Alfred
,Jc,iditiger. The family have the
o£ writing there is 0, faint ire rat' leenest sympathy of a large circle of
ment in. her condition. ( friend, it? ting g1'eat toss of Itki3link's
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$ 1.50 a Year in Advance
For positive identification oi
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ask for
BLUE COAL
\Iso : Rose Dale .AIberta and
Miller Creek Coals
Roe Farms Milling Coy
Vitimized Feeds
Highest Cash Prices paid fe
Eggs according to Grade
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensall
Sale.
While They Last
1:93.5 CHEV. COACH, .Heater and full front seat.
1937 FORD DE LUX COACH,. Large Trunk and. Heater.
193;7 CHEV, 4 -Door SEDAN,, without knee action.
193.6; DODGE COUPE, Large Rear Compartment and
Heater.
1928 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, Cheapi Suitable for a Wagon.
1935• FORD DE LUX COACH,, Teunk, as is 8295.00.
WARD FRITZ
USED CAR DEALER
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Our Stock of Groceries is always kept up-to-date in
quality as welli as quantity when at all possible.
Selling "The Best for Less'has always been our
slogan, and NVe still endeavour to maintain his
standard.
CLOTHING FOR 'ALL
we are happy to be in a position' to show °Ipou just ::
the kind of clothing you will prefer, Men'si Boys',
and Ladies. Pg actin. ally everything you N 31 require
to wear.
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
Our shelves e' • ',.+able Dry Yard Goods,
Etc., is here for your inspection, and invite the pub-
lic in to see the many lines we have to of i'er re-
gardless of 41 r.ither difficult conditions in proc-
uring then items.