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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 30 1944
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Leariti's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135,
Thurs., Fri., •Sat., March 30, 31st &
April 1st, Saturday Matinee O 2.30
THE DESERT SONG
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-Special Tecnicolor Musical Feature,.
with Dennis Morgan;.,IrneeManningj.,,----
Admission EvenifigS 256'611 "40ce Rev. F. M. Feist of Milverton de -
'Matinee 10c and 30c., including ,:pf:Oe',.;, livered a very able seimon at the Ev-
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Mon:, Tues, April 3rd and 4thee''
Two Features
DANCING MASTERS
e your Shopping Guide
With Laurel and Hardy
.NIGHT PLANE FROM CHING
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Starring Robert Preston •
Wed., Thuile April 5, 6th.'
Two Features': ,`. south of Drysdale, .left, for Windsor
TOP MAN eiehere they purchased a home and in-
tend to locate in that city. Their many
Starring, • Susanna Foster, Donald friends wish them much success.
O'Connor. and Peggy Ryan,..:
• Mr. Leonard Steinbach and wife,
DANGEROUS BLONDES •'ef N. S., who are ,visiting relatives
in this vicinity for a fetV weeks were
Mystery Comedy starring Allafl .accompanied by the former's parente
Joslynn and Evelyn Keys. Mr. arid Mn. Henry 'Steinbach of
• 'Zurich, are spending several nays at
Russiae,e,04erileg Holly, Mich., with relatives.
. Mr. and Mr. Milfred Schilee were
'called to .Stratford one day last week
when their oldest son Ray, who is em-
ployed in that city, took an attack of
'appendicitis and was operaten on.
Ray's many friends will be pleased
to learn that he is getting along as
angelical church on Tuesday evening
lat.
Miss Joyce Mousseau, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mousseau and
•who had an operation for mastiods at
:Victoria Hispital, London, is .progres-
sing very favourably.
Mrs. C. P. Bowden arid baby son,
'who are spending some time at ,the
home of the former's mother, Mrs. E.-
Turkheim, have as their guest, Mrs.
F. Bowden Sr., of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Laporte and
.ifamily of the Blue Water Highway,
Corning—"Song of
Robert Taylor.
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BOLD INSTRUCTIVE MEETINO,.
Cost of administering the. price
ceiling, including .' all • the ezpenses
connected with ratipiti*iS apt*EiFy,,ell as can be expected.
mately $1.25 per Ye41:14'0,eh':iiVel- ,Shere were 162 knitted articles
son in Canada, or abotit'IO• densligi i'''An"-t. to'. headquarters from our local
month. This statement was;ina,e' by 'Red Gross Branch last week The
Mr. W. F. Mantle' of the 'Wartime ,knittin .; traitilteteht;„kesgre'at pleas -
Price and Trade • Board's manage- ure tOgthea°1 that helped to
ment service division .74 a meetin,g of knit for this worthy cause, to keep
problem in the Zurich Town Hall, on tunate probably as we are. Hoping
mankind warn‘i, who are not so for -
retailers discussing their wartirrie
Tuesday afternoon last.When we rt will reach its 'destination safely.
recall that in 1920, the Canadian
OVER THE TOP
consumer was paying 22 cents a
pound for sugar and about $1,60 for Is the words generally used by the
parent that the advantages of price their campaign for funds, the past
four pounds of jam, it becomes an- executive of the local Red Cross, in
feweeks, the campaign proved a
cdntrol outweigh the cost many times w
Mr. Mantle said. The success which most successful one with an object -
has been achieved is due m no small ive of $1,100, it exceeded the mark
of by $580.50. This being the largest
measure to the ready co-operation
the great majority of merchants. cash donation ever received in the
Warning, against unjustified optimism history of the society, and represents
he declared; must condition our good organization and good team -
thinking to a continuation of trying work. Cog-ratulations I
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conditions of short supply for many
-ere-were- 1 months to come. AD available in-
formation indicates that most retail
-----seree- merchants in Canada have not stiff -
erect financially during four years of
war. In fact, many have substantial-
ly improved their position, rie said,
in answering retailers' questions re -
it lacing to operating problems due to
wartime conditions. 'Besides Mr.
Mantel whose headquarters are in.
Toroeto, Mr. A. Herbert acted as
chairman and was assisted by .Mr.
Clair Dunlop, both from the. Board
at London. A good representation
of merchants- from the district were
present and the discussions were
very interesting.
39th ANNUAL SPRING
SI -IOW, CLINTON
Thursday,- 6th, 1944
OUR GR.00ERMS
Our Stock of Groceries is always kept up-to-date in
• quality as well as quantity when at all possible.
Selling "Tke Best for Less" has always been our
slogan, and we *tin endeavour to maintain this
star dard.
• CLOTHING FOR ALL
we are happy to be in a position to show you just
the kind of clothing you will prefer, Men's, Boys',
and Ladies. Practically everything you will require
to wear.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
Our shelves of suitable 'Dry Goods, Yard Goods,
Etc., is here for your inspection, and invite the pub-
lic in to see the many lines we have to offer re-.
ga.rdless of the rather ,&ifficult conditions in proc-
uring these items.
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live:teeing Horses, and Baco.
Hogs. $1250.00 prize money. Exhib. always prevaiPs.
of Dressed bacon hog carcasse4
Junior Farmers judging competition
f On Miendav evening the Babylon
Beef
PLANE CRASHES
WATCH
$2675
A member of the RCAF making a'
routine flight from Quebec training
station In a single-engine Ilervard
trainer made a. crash landing four
miles west of Dashwood at 5 o'clock,
Saturday afternoon when caught in
a thick snowstorm. The plane missed
two teees,but hit a fence and was
badly damaged, but its occupant.
whose identity was not divulged, es-
caped unlmet. The landing was on
the farm of Mrs. 'Jacob Wolper. The
airman was headed for the Goder-
ich ,airport. A crew front Goderich
field took charge of the damaged
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Farm Forum
The Brake Farm 'Forum concluded
this season with •the record attend-
ance. of 61, at the home of Mr. Roy
,McDri'de. Mr. iClarence Parke con-
ducted thediscussion on Forum plans
for next winter. A pot -luck supper
enhanced the good •fellowship which
Loud Speaking System
The fair will be officially opened be
the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario,
the Honourable Albert Mathews, who
will arrive at Clinton, '12.03 noon
Mrs. Matthews will accompany his
Honour.
Middlesex Huron reghnent will furn-
ish guard of .flonorir.
No. 5 RCAF., station band will he in
attendance accompanied by different
R.C.A„ units for the opening cere-
monies, which will b1* broadcast over
CKNX., Wingham.
This promises to be an outetneding
Stock Show
A cordinl imitation is extended to
all citizens
President, :Tohn Innes.
Gnorai ntiger, J, McMurray,
The Elco
"ORCHID"
There's chic styl-
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smart "spherical"
model. Practical
tool'
Dependable
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
For positive identification al
the World's Finest Anthracite
ask for
BLUE COAL
\lso: Rose Dale Alberta and,
Miller Creek Coals
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs according to Grade
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TUNE IN ON'
Old -Fashioned Revival Hour
7 to 8 P.M., E.D.S.T.
Pilgrixn's Hour
2 to 3 P.M., E.D.S.T.
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Local Station—C.K.L.W., Windsor
CHARLES E. FULLER, P.O. Box 123,
LOS ANGELES 53, CALIFORNIA
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Line Farm Forum met at the home of
Mr. and' litm. Arnold Merner to end
up the meetings for the season. Af-
ter ,ansveseing the Farm Forum Ques-
tionairte a social hour was enjoyed.
The latter part of the evening was
.1pent in a taffy -pull, so until the
-tesietiseg start again let this be our
motto: 'Together we stick, divided
,se're stuek.".
On 'Monday eveniee, March 27th
,3. morels:re as the eelique
lorum. met at the home at Mr, and
rrs. Thos. Meyers, Zurich, for a ra-
How discus:ion of th' 'erin Forums.
lies :eta, jorie Klee') g,i,Ao a very In-
uvesting talk on tle topie and then
Reive. Truemnee \vs.,: in oharFreMirf
'ley had group dieeuselons.
eecreation. As this 'ea:, tar last rree.'
ting of the season, the ladies ;,;(7tv,
d a bUts-up sprprist supper.
USERS
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STOVES AND OTHER APPLIANCES
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