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Special Notice
TO MEN
If you intend to purchase a new Suit or Overcoat
for Fall and Winter, please do not delay.
Woollen Goods of every description are very
hard to procure.
Our allotment of samples for made to Meas-
ure Suits is not very large and twenty of these
were cancelled within two weeks.
This also applies to Ready to Wear. Our
quotas are less 'than last season and .best values
'will ° soon be sold out. �.
Gascho Bros.
TELEPHONE 59.
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GENERAL
INSURAlYCE
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Fire, Auto, Casualty
Fidelity, Eta,
Andrew F. Hess,
Local Representative
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and
You are going Through This
World Only Once.
So Why Do.. Without These
Labor Savers?
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Experienced farm help is
scarce and costly. You'll need
moderately priced stable equi-
pment to do the work the quic-
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'd
pay hired help, in Beatty labor-
s saving stable equipment. Pays
lietime dividends. Gives you
time
more .e to enjoy life.En-
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s ha w'es value of. farm. Improv-
! es y woduct. •
11n nnii e about our Sanitary
2 Steel Cow SStlls--Exceptional
4 'Wales at Lower Prices.
FURNITURE
Lower Priced Stalls
Automatic VVaterin;
B 900...) R HOUSE. COAL
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Grocery Store
Thurlay, October 2•6't4i, 1944
WE ALWAYS CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH
GROCERIES ON HAND PURCHASED FROW'THE LEAD-
ING WHOLESALE HOUSES. OWING TO UNSETTLED
CONDITIONS WE ARE NOT QUOTING ANY PARTICULAR
PRICES BUT CAN ASSURE THE PUBLIC GOOD. VALUE
FOR THEIR MONEY WITH QUALITY •AND PRICES A'C
THE VERY BEST
Merano Oesch = Zurich`
PRDt7CE WANTED. Phone 165
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.OF�()CAL INTEREST'
iYIrs. Lydia Vallett of Flint, Mich.,
and Miss Anna Hess ani. Mrs. R. Gei-
_Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gettus and ger of Zurich were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Hy. Hoffman on Thursday.
Miss Verna 'Birk of Guelph is vis-
iting with relatives here.
Mrs. Oliver Bald and Mrs. A. Bald
of Kitchener visited with Mrs. Elgin
Merner and Mrs. Luft last week:
sons of Adrian, Mich.,.were week-
end visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wim. Thiel.
Pte. Jack O'Brien, who rs in the
Armed Forces, London, enjoyed a
week -end at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis O'Brien.
Miss Mae Smith, accompanied by
Miss La Verne Astles of London,
were week -end visitors at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs
C. L. Smith.
Ration books were issued In the
local town hall .on Friday and Satur-
day afternoon. and evening, and the
usual amount of books were turned
out.
;Pte: Edward and Mrs. Brenner
and baby; Mr. and Mrs. L. Cook and
daughter Patricia of Kitchener, vis-
ited at the home of the former's par-
ents for a few days last week.
The ideal fine weather is very much
enjoyed by all, especially the •farm-
ers who still have considerable work
to do. A few more weeks of this
and it will greatly shorten the' win-
ter season.
Mr. Wm. Decker, president of the
Zurich Agricultural 'Society and who
is well known 'in the field of good
horses has beeii called at various fall
fans 'to. 'act as'horse judge, among
these are: Alvinston,'Melbourne, Wal-
lace'town and Kirkton. Mr. Decker
says that some very fine specimen;
of horses were exhibited at these
fairs.
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SERVICE
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Mrs. R. Thompson
of London spent the
relatives here.
and Mrs. Keyi
week -end with
Russell Tiernan deft for London
last week having joined the army.
•The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
lurch sent a Christmas remembran-
ee to the' boys overseas last week.
The engagement is announced of
Elizabeth. (Betty) Hogarth Reg.
daughter of Mr. L. V. Hogarth and
the' late Mrs. Hogarth, of Exeter, to
Capt. John Kenneth' Marty', sonn' of
Mrs. M. M. Marty, and' the late Dr.
K. Marty, `of New Hamburg, the
marriage to take place quietly the
latter part of October.
The Zurich Women's lnstittite
packed twenty-seven boxes for our
boys overseas on Monday evening
under the leadership of Mrs. Thos.
Meyers. The boxes were packed with
very good dainties from their home
town, which we hope they will all
redeive to enjoy. Many thanks to
Mr. Wm. Siebert and Meyers
for their help in wrappirz the boxes
and giving of their help wherever it
was needed.
FLYING AT EIGHTY -r LVE
Mrs. Mary Ann McDougall left God-
erich on. Sept. 26th for Toronto, and
from there took passage by ariplane
for Boissie, Idahoe, where she, will
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Catalano. Her sons, Wallace and
Mowat, have since received a letter
from her telling how greatly she en-
ioyed the trip by air. Mrs. McDougall
is 85 years of age, but quite evident-;
ly is not afraid to face new experieu-
cls.--Goderich 'Signal Star.
STANLEY, TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Bruce 1VIcC1inchey and son
Ronald spent a Sew days with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew McKenzie, at the
manse, Holstein.
Mr. Douglas Robinson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Robinson was taken
to London on Tuesday last ton treat -
tient in Victoria Hospital, he having
s;emptonis .of the dreaded polio di -
ease.
Young Man Passes
t1:uc+i1H,yripathy is r ♦t('n lei, to Mr
4.s d ti.'I I J', a!, of " 1z;n la y, in.
i .r yr.IiPtlr iia: iflg of their eldest son
ilii, who died" in ,Victoria Hospital:
. r aloin 1 .n1ny Jit. his dom.!) bring•
cautied frond s-ivnal' lnntin^n1 i,, w lick
n 1:alit , o
Allen t I fl wns in 11(5
23rd year, was born and e0.ittated lit
eh i:'.h, ;1,7,1„,„111,
•ia ' ,il ti.. t=;, 1)ni' con ^.frill the to 1'1 t,i+, Stdr-
i,r'nt Fi a}"{irl,l `1119.1.
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DASI-I 'OC)D
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Ft -iter visited With
last week,
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NEW WIRE FENCING
We have on hand a good supply of new Barb Wire,
Steel Posts, Woven Wire Fencing and all the sup-
plies required for Fencing.
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PAINT IIP TIME
LET US SHOW YOU OUR NEW SUPPLIES OF
READYMIXED PAINTS
The Season demands to PAINT UP - in order to
Preserve the Surface on your Buildings. It is
poor economy to try to save on Paint. We have
a good stock of all called for.. Paints, Varnishes,
and Paint Supplies... ,..See these lines.
FURNITURE
See Our Studio Couches and Dinnette Suites
A Full Line of all the Home Requirements
Johnston & Kalbfleiseh
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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CANADA'S VETERANS
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The second in a series of advertisements to iafotm the people
of Canada of plena io re.establiah men and seotttm of the
armed forces. To get full details, save and read every
advertisement. -
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OTHER
ASSISTANCE AFTER' DISCHARGE
� ra ram gives discharged
The Canadian re-establishment4' p ,g
the period--w,hei, they aYe deciding
members- of the services assistance under a wide variety
trieasures during
their future as civilians.
For complete informa,
tion, write for the
booklet, Back to Civil
Life. '
THE WAR SERVICE GRATUITY provides, after dischatbe, monthly
c d who enlisted for service anywhere,
and to basic those who
This became law at the last session of Parliament, and
saw
payments e these honorably diads, far their ' hvic and r . It for each 3 bathe service
uity
saw 0 for in the days' service Western 1He p vie there. It P
of cr$7.ea for each pl day gratuity of seven days' pay and allowances, with Canadian sub,
overseas. oA supplementary g dthe
sistence allowance, is paid for each six months' overseas service. Service in Greenland, Iceland,
the Aleutian Islands and any other theatre of war is overseas service. Other places
outside the Cannadia 1iws of,�orrare redo iside
as
Canada rHthe Unit Uanited
States,. Aircrew,Naaflying
Canada or the United and Naval Personnel in sea•g g P
t
on overseas service. �and allowances last received will start
Monthly Payments not exceeding monthly 1<Y
after January 1, 19.45, unless the Act is proclaitned earlier.
RE-ESTABLISHMENT CREDIT the
shown abo� 4, and not incluclingoses
ears following discharge for constructive.
undo ur gists
A reestablishment credit, equal to the basic gratuity
the -
supplementary purchase
one ishome,available bun the 10 years of premiums.
such a i e insurance.
e.a It anbusiness, ess, d.foiture modernizing
izi g or payment a home, for in pital
a life insurance. hcan also b ur poses rThe re establishinentr reedit is reducedaby working d Att'
of a business and other csontinuing
ng education, or by grants paid under
paid whi,e draining or ontinuing
Training, education and Veterans' made. Act grants cannot he paid if the reestablishment credit
is used, unless an adjustment
AT DISCHARGE is given
receive free treatment for any vis len
At discharge every man and woman is advised of the re-establishment program,
a complete medical and dental examinatiool and may . receive a
shown by the examination, in the year following discharge. They are allowed to retain one. .
if they have 183 days' service and receive an honorable
uniform and certain other service clothing. All discharged since August 1, 1944,
disccivilian a clothing ion gra cc andand one months dependents allowance. They
discharge, a rehabilitation grant of 30 days' pay lace of enlistment.
also receive a railway warrant to their borne or P
AFTER DIS , ARGE
,lo ment apply through Employment andec all Selective treat ed staff
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5'CtVI� per, nni.l ��'elfarc 011�:cers air
rca in many off they will find wish to
who i t:ffilli:,git,andi
ir former er c ratan i ositi�ns are eutit .-
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to
ready tos a em theta. attpraition, ifthe job rstill texl exito sts,
if tl� i Ir carat-
L,nd, r the law of Canada evczy ex�ye7' :. `'
to reinstatement 1 int ir' tt h position,
1 „atto» is rnu�tr within tl i : months of diaeh:,rgc
ma h ov r_e',t,, ,err ere, or disability pensioners, receive j.rcfrnnce in Civil Scrvic
app or wind 1
aPpointmrr==t, it .u,:liF.cd for •tlic'pc,iti�ii for which they•
apply, --- - 1
CERAS' WELFARE OFFICERS
ARE fiTA-
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r I SHOULD DE 1:vICE PERSONNEL,
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