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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
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1. REASONABLT.' PRICES
CE. Zurbrigg,
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
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Eyesight Testing Wed. Opole ovegry
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Are You Suffering Front
Headaches?
if so; Have your Eyes Examined wilth
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Good Glasses at nable Prices
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1937 . Caiig1T Cries CH ABSOLITELY LIKE NEW INSIDE
1938 .O1 -IV: COACH (2) To Pick From
1938 FORD SEDAN DeLUX, Spotless Interior
1939 DODGE CUSTOM, 5 -PASSENGER COUP.
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1933 FORD COACH (SHOWS GOOD CARE)
FORD SEDAN, EXTRA GOOD TIRES.
FORD RALF-TON TRUCK.
FORD COACH, ALSO ONE COUPE
CREVS; SEDAN AND TWO COACHES
OHEV. COACH
FORD DeLUX COACH
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BUYS AND -SELLS
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OUR GROCERIES
Our Stock of Groceries is always kept up-to-date in
quality as well, as quantity when at all possible.
Selling "The Best for Less" has Always beet:. our
slogan, and we still 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
it" Wear.
DRY GOODS, ETC.
Our shelves of suitable Dry Goods, Yard Goods,
Etc„ is here fe-kr 3; our inspection, and invite the pub-
lic in to se.e the many lines we have to offer re-
gardless of the rather difficult conditions in proc-
uring these items.
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` Wednesday, Thursday,April
TWO FEATURES ' • : -
TOp MAN.,1:: •
Starring Donald O'Coniit. and S
ana Foster; ;
CHANCE OF A- LIFETIME
Starling ,Chester Morris .ancl, aecgs
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SONG OF RUSSIA -
Special Metle Golden Mayer picture
Starring Robert Taylor andITSai.
Petol.
Featuring the famous SCtliarkoWsky
Friday and Saturday. Sat.
Concerto
Monday and Tuesday
TWO FEATURES: •
LET'S FACE IT!
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Comedy with Bob Hope and
Betty Hutton •
TARSON'S DESERT MYSTERY
With Jonny Weissmuller and Marcy
Kelly.
Musical
murAolnine
BORDER RULES RELAXED •.
Ottawa — Native:baen` ,Canadian
citizens will not require border-ere
sing cards for temporary viethe
United States efter Jan. 1, it was
learned. Announcement of changes:
in the U. S. regulations governing
crossing of the border Nyhich will
have this effect is expected shortly.
Such persons however, will have to
produce evidence, that they7were been
Canacle. (.:*anatlian 'cititefis born
outside Canada will still require doc-
uments. •
MAPLE SYRUP RATIONING.
Special arrangements .are • being
made for handling coupons on mail
orders on maple syrup, according to
recent information. These, will be an-
nounced later. The Ina*. syrup rat-
ion has been increased from 12 to 20
ounces per coupon effective March 2
This means eight coupons writ he
good :[or one gallon. Announcing
the increase the Board also announc-
es D16, the last coupon of its kind
in book 3, would be valid March 2,
instead of March 80 when it is noe-
nially
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Hay met in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on April 3rd, at 2 p.m.' The minutes
of the regular meeting and the two
special meetings were. read and ad-
opted. The Reeve then called for a
reading o the Engineer's Report on
the Stephan Drairi. After a discuss-
ion on various topics the following
motions were drawn up.
That the sum of $25.00 be grant-:
(el to the Hensall Spring Show for
1944. That the Tax Collector be
given until May 1st, 1944 to return
the tax Collector's roll for 1943.
That the fence viewers be given
notice to make. an examination and
award on the line fence between the
properties owned by J. Mantey, Con.
11, Lot 9, and Mrs. Mary Regier,
Con. 11, a.ceording to the Linefence
Act.
. That the followng be passed and
payments made:
Township Roads — LOUTS Zimmer
$2.30; Milton Dietz 35,08; Peter
Visenbaah 16.00; J. M. Ziler 1.75;
WM. F. Jennison 118.30;
Hay Telephone — H. G. Hess, sal-
ary 235.65; Vi7m. Thiel posts 19.50;
Northern Electric 174.89; V. GJ
Hess ,act, —70.48; Bell Co. 178.85;
'`. H. Hoffman salary 485.65.
Relief' --- John Sublet 26.10;
Morris Denomme 25.00.
..eneral Accounts — H. elt. Hess.
'lee, act. 11.51; Win. H. Ildighoffei
7.estage. $9; D. G. 'Steele M.D. $'7
K.'teLean re: Spring Show $25.
.„.:1:tors 154.
:0, fleece]. Ilerpooltor ads. 1.47; Mun
Week) supplies 56'?,
The .Council adjourned te meet a.
May Lt,
") . i' the town hell 7,nrie1i
T1- Ty l'el,,l.„enseiee 01,st1;•,
Klopp of London visited
hoMe for a few days.
to'Pasve;,itZlonaydonspent bSunday with
sBertha Singular of Detroit,
$t. A.iting for a few weeks at the
'1 4141' 4.11er sister, �r. and Mrs. All
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1,40.
Daureen O'Dwyer from an
In Coast is enjoying a few
furlough' at the home of her
: Dr. and Mrs. P. S. O'Dwyer
in of Mr. William Wein of the
line and will soon receive
.zionhiel has purchased
, Stuartt
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-1rtt Lena MeAlpin of Woodstock
' with her brother Mr. Andrew
`the past Sunday, also with
relatives.
Herb Mousseau is staying
wi.lier daughter Joyce, W110 is at
Vic aria Hospital, London, and her
many friends are pleased to hear
that 3,oyce is progressing real well
after lier recent operation.
The urich Branch of the Women's
Instittte will meet on Monday even-
ing, 4prii rith at 8 o'clock instead
of A.pi1 Ilth, in the home economics
room in the:Zurich Public School.
• .&,7.49.sical Program consisting of
ladies',Ioctette, Men's Octette, Junior
Leag,u4 Chorus, Playlet by the Young
1PeoP1p1 will be given.in ithe,Emman-
uel s ngelical &lurch on Sunday
even April 9th.
M. MacKinnon • of town has
reei.`v, word that hei son Lieut-
enk, .iander Hugh MacKinnon
ha'sfainett tiv-rettime
WATCH
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"ORCHID"
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ing in this ultra
smart "spherical"
model. Practical
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A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
1 For positive identification a
tne WGrld'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 fat
Eggs according to Grade
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensall
I Westlake - Brokensilire
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FITITERAL (74 AMBITLAITC1'
his work there in the Canadian Navy. giati
After taring a special course in ,
England.
SERVICE
The County of Huron is distrib-
uting
a large number of young trees Comfortable Hospital Bed for Rent
for planting .perposes, arid anyone
interested should at once get in dir- 2 Day and Night Service Phone 158, Zurich
ect communication- with your Town- •
ship Clerk.For Hay Twp,,call Mr. oese,pe„„e„00.4,,,„eeeesgeoemeeeeetescep 41,660,3600,0666 secemoo
R. W. Brokenshire, Zurich.
The local Ration Book Board sat
in the. town hall on Friday and Sat-
urday of last week, and hundreds of
books were issued. As not flaying a
ration book means going without
eating many things we are used to
having.
Mr. and Mrs. SylvanuS Witmer,
who have for Many years been resi-
dents ef' the Babylon line, Hay, a nd
who spent the winter months in God -
elicit and Clinton, have .purchased
the fine dwelling property owned by
the late Jacob Howald in the western
part of town, and will get possission
after the auction sale to be held on
the property on April 15th.
There. passed away at his home.
Dashweod, on Tuesday, April 4th,.a
well known citizen, in the person of
Mr. AleX-Zimmer. The body is rest-
ing at the T. Harry Hoffman Funeral
Horne, Dashwood Sunday. Re
puiem Mass at St. Boniface Church,
Zurich en Monday, April 10th, at
10 Web& a.m. Interment will foll-
ow in the. adjoining cemetery.
Half -Loads For Trucks
,The half -load season for trucks is
now in effect according to Provincial
officers and will remain so until the
end of April. This law affects high-
way No. 21 from Forest to Owen
Sound; The highways from St. Joseph
to Hensall, from BrOwster to Exeter
north, etc., and truckers are asked to
observe these laws.
POLITICAL BROADCAST
Ottawa—The 'Canadian Broadvaet-
ing Corporation's revised editiae of
its policy on political and controver.
:dal broadcasting contains a "clearer
aefinitiosi" of what requirements p0! -
al eno-ies will have to meet in or-
der to be considered national parties
it was revealed. In the event that
'there are only two qualiflying
polite -
d parties, the leaders will be allot-
ted equal time, but when there are
more than two qualifying parties, the
time will be divided in the fallowing
ratio: "1. Two perode to the party
in power; "4 Three periods to be.
divided among. qttalifying Opposition
parties,
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