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"inferior Gas when you can, buy Good Gas at Regular
Prices.
Engineered Lubrication
At Klopp's you get Guaranteed InAnu Lubrication, using x kinds
of Qrease. We invite, you to watch us Lubricate your Car and seen
how Trained Attendants Grease Cars
Expert Repairing
We use the KING AN ALYSER to properly Tune Up your Motor.
CLEAR GAS FOR YOUR LAMPS AND STOVES at 25c. Gallon
Batteries, Accessories, Goodyear Tires
Clean and Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-date
Garage and Service Statign.
Drive in and let us service and "Pep Up" your Car for
the Colder Weather and Heavier Roads
HOWARD KLOPP, LESSEE
C. Fritz & Son x)aed Car Lot in Connection
STANLEY T OWIINS�HIPJ Blake were :Sunday. visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ducharme of the Blue
?lir. and Mrs. Alex. McConnell in Water south.
company with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mc- � Mr. Ted. Laporte of Windsor sp-
Connell -of Varna, were visitors in ent a few days in this locality at -
Toronto. tending to some of hip farm business
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Johnscon, ,Parr !! The cottage that has been started
Lane, visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. of late on the Smith resort is well
Ings advanced and .with a few more nice
Mr. Jame. Stephenson of the •Go - i days the outside work' will near its
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hen tine has disposed of his 100 acre ; completion. Pte. Dominique Jeffrey of Mon -
farm, Stanley, to Mr. Walter Eckel treai spent a few days leave with
Mon -
of Zurich who gets possession at the, his family in St. Joseph.,
end . the year. Mr. John Cantin after s iendin a
ii7x. Ernie 'Pollock has moved his, ' 1 g
effecto into the Campbell 'House in few weeks with his mother, Mrs. N.
Varna. M Cantin, who is ill, left for his bus -
A miscellaneous shower was held in ,mess in Montreal.
the Varnaa hall last Tuesday night in !
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin John-'. BA.YF'IELD
ston. They received many lovely
gift; and best wishes.141iss Madge Houston of Stanley,
"-` spent some time with her sister, Mre
St. Joseph and Beaver Town Roy Allin of Carlow,
11r. Maurice Masse motored to ! Mr. Samuel Houston is visiting
London on Friday last on a business! with his daughter Mrs. Wm. Moran
trip. at London.
Mr:. Leon Jeffrey of Beavertown, . Miss Marie Talbot was a week -end
spent a few days at the home of Mr! visitor with her parents, Mr..and Mre
and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey, Jr., of Blake ( Len. Talbot.
the -past week. Wedding Bell, are ringing on time
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ducharme left on Blue Water High -way.
Saturday last to visit with relatives in 1 Mrs. Edward Schnell has returned
Windsor, Chatham and London. from Detroit having spent the pass
31r. anrt Mrs. Deni;! Charrette and month with her sister there.
Mr. and -Mrs. A. Masse motored to i George Little and Walter West.
London on Thursday last. lake were up north on a hunting ex.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Ducharme of pedition.
Edward Sohneil has returned af-
Ontario, the following real estate;
tor spending some time in Sask...at-)
Parcel No. 1; Parts of lots 17and
chewan.
173, Voiland's Survey, in the Village
Ford Johnston and Kenneth Bran-
of Zurich, more particularly describ-
don who went west on The harvest
ed in registered instrument NoJ14493
expedition, have returned to the vill-
for the Township of Hay.
age,
On the pro. ierty is said to be sit.
.Mr. and Mrs. A. E. 'Westlake were
uate a two storey! frame •Nouse wired
visitors to ,St. Thomas the ,past. week.
for hydro, woofed and sided with
Mrs, Grant Turner and. Master
asphalt shingtlb:s a frame .single gar.
Ted have returned after visiting in
age and a frame smoke house.
Detroit.
Parcel No. 2, Being composed of
lot Number 4, Range 1, Village of
Bayfleld, now in the Township of
D A S H W O a D
Stanley, more particularly described
in registered instrument No, 7892
Mr. and Mrs. Milfred Meaner and
for the Township of. Stanley.
Mr. Addison 'Tiernau spent a week
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on the property is said to be sit,
with friends" in Detroit.
uate a two-stofrey frame 'house roof.
Miss Ella Martinson . of Toronto,
ed and sided with asphalt shingles; r
spent the week -end with Mr,, and
cement barn with frame loft, in goo(
Mrs. A. E. Oestreicher.
repair; •a frame garage, and a chick
Miss Iris Nibloek of 'London spent
en house, .
a few days with Mrs. Ness.
This property is situate about on
Mrs. S .Baker had the misfortune
mile south of Rayfield, on the eas
to fall spraining her ankle.
side of the Blue Water Highway.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
On the property is a small hard
church and their husbands spent a
wood bush.
social evening in the basement of the
TERMS OF.SALE --. The lxropei
church last Friday evening. I
ties will be put up subject to rese:ry
Mr, and Mrs. P. Kraft spent last
iritis. 10% of the purchase monei
week with their • daughter in London..
shall be paid on the day of sale an
Dashwood Band enjoyed a very de-
balance, within 30 days thereafter.
licaous goose supper at Johnston's
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For urther Pai-titulars apply tc
Hotel, in Zurich last Monday night.
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer, Dasl
All meported a good supper and a
wood, On
very pleasant evening which was fol-
Jacob M•eidinger, Fred Siemon, Ex(
lowed with election of officers for the
tutors of Annie Desjardine, R. I
coming year. Any new membersZurrch,
On
wishing to join the Band may report
,T, W. Morley, Solicitor for Executoi
to ,Harry Hoffman or • Addison Tie-
Txeter, On
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook or Wind -
son and Mr. and Mrs. K. Streets of
London, were Sunday visitors with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Tie-
Of Farm Stock, Implements an
man.
Household Effects„ on Lot 116, Coi
Mrs. Tillie Kraft spent a rew days
15, Hay Twp., 22m, miles west an
in London last week.
1U mile south of Zurich, on We(
Mr, and Mrs. Ervin Guenther and
nesday, November 22nd, at 12.3
family of Windsor spent the week-
o'clock, noon, sharp, 'he following..
end with his mother, Mrs. Chas. Gu-
I•lorses — 1 grey Fercheron mai
enther,
yrs. old; 1 chestnut horse rising
Mr. C. Allemanng and daughter
17
yrs; 1 bay Percheron Horse rising
Gertrude and Esther and Mrs. Carl
yrs; (1 bay wagon horse rising 3 yr
Alleumang and daughter Bambara, and
1 grey Percheron gelding, rising ,2 yr
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stumpf and dau-
Cattle — Holstein heifer due 2r
ghter all of Kitchener were Sunday
of Jail; grey heifer due Jan. 5t)
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Blue roan cow clue Jan. 16th; gre
Restemeyer.
cow dile T an. 20th, Hereford cow di:
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Erb and Mr.
on Feb. 1st; grey cow due on )~ei
and 112rs. Steric of Wellesley were
22nd; Holstein cow due on Feb. 1�
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
Holstein heifer due Mar. Pith; Du;
and Mrs. Joseph •Gascho.
ham cow due Mar. 10th; Holstei
cow due Mich 13th; Spotty cow dt
` EXECUTOR'S
March 26th; red cow fresh; ;blue co
AUCTION SALE
in calf still milking; grey cow du
on Feb. 3rd; Durham fat cow; gre
OF REAL ESTATE
heifer 1 yr. old; red heifer 1 yr. olc
+ The undersigned Auctioneer has
.red and white heifer 1 iy2. old; Hen
been instructed to sell by public auc-
ford spring calf; grey heffer ruing
tion on Saturday, November 25th,
,yrs. old; holstein steer rising 2 yr;
1944, at 2.30 p.m. at the residence
1 Hereford bull 7 .months old,• Dui
of the late Annie Desjardine, Zurich,
ham steer 1 -yr. old; Hereford bu
The worst inflation came AFTER the war the last time ... to be followed by disastrous
dieflation, unemployment and confusion. For Canada to manage successfully the change
back to peace, maintain -employment; and meet the world's competition we roust
continue to htive suable economic conditions. To protect the. individual from rising costs of
fivi•ng and later unemployment we must continue to prevent inflation.
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To prevent is repetiltion of the conditions following the last war
PRICE CONTROL MUST BE MAINT,A/NED
AS LONG AS INFLATION THREATENS US.
This can only be dont, if productioo is efficient and economical,w costs tires kept down
and consumers refuse to pay more than ceiling prices,
THIS 1S ONE OF A SERIES HUED by THE GOVEONMEW OF CANALIA TO EMPUMifE THE wP6PrANCE
OF PFfEVENrWa A FifRTHER RISE IN THE COST OF LIWMA Nt%- A1Jh 'n**9 A11^1U, "790 �,. .
Thursday, November 1.6Q, 1944
M�M�I�r�(Ni����NN� �M�s�1rMMM*sib
YOUR WINTER'S FUEL
Colder .Days will soon be here which will demand the
most suitable FUEL for; Your beating Equipment.' Let
us fill
e our bin while Prices are lowest. 0
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FEEDING MOLASSES
e
It is some considerable time since this all important
product has been on the market... But we were
a fortunate in securing a supply. Also have Cod .
Liver Oil, .,Etc. for Live Stock... Get your.: supply
Now! ..
PLOW POINTS --- REPAIRS
We carry a complete Line of International and
other kinds of Plow Points, Sole Shoes, Landsides,
Etc., for 701 n akes of Plows, ..Let Us Serve You!
,. flbd-% & ion
3 yrs. old; Durham baby beef; 2 2,5 'bags of good potatoes grown ed!
Polled Angus steers rising 2 yrs; sandy land; 19'29 model A Auto,.
H { •d teer :,, . 2 yrs; rev I has good tires • g: number of steeV.
erei•Or �... r�l.Yill,•j , Y 1 C Y. 8 t
teen rising .4 -• H, o rr _ Y . ,. j�,.; :,_ 1
Z .moisten heif6A craps.
rising 2 yrs; 5 Holstein steers rising Househould Effects = 1 'battery 4-
2 yrs; 1 Ayrshire steer rising 2 yrs. tube radio new; range kitchen stove
Pigs and Hens — 2 stocker pigs, Princess Pat practically new; dresser
weighing 150 -lbs. each; 3 dozen and stand, commode, bureau cherry;
Hampshire yearling hens; 3 dozen wood; 4 'beds with springs -and matt -
Hampshire pullets. ress, glass cupboard, 6 -octave oiVan,,
Implements — McOmimick .binder leather rocking chair,' 6 dining room -
6 -ft. cut in good condition; Deering cliairs; washstand, ` stand, pictures;
mower 5 -ft. cut; M, -H. spring -tooth and frames, Daisy churn new; hand
cultivator new; Cockshutt riding churn, 5 tables, quantity of sealersj.
plow, walking plow, double twin plow crocks, lard cans, tea kettles, buffet,,
Oliver bean stuffier; M. -H. bean pull- Renfrew cream separator practically.
er with new knives; 4 -section nary- new, sink, iron pump for well an&
ows; 2 -drum M. -H. steel roller; In- pipes, Aladdin lamp, 5 lamps, 2�
throw disc, bob sleighs, 10 -ft. steel lanterns, setee, rocker, box stove
rake, ,Low Down steel wagon; farm brooder used only 2 weeks, rakes and
wagon, 16 -ft. hay rack; fanning mill, I hoes, flour can 1.50 -ib, cap; medicine
root pulper, wheel barrow, stone chest, couch, 240-1b. scale; 2v ilia
boat, -buggy, cutter, McCormick 11- scale, !butter dish and spoon, washing
disc fertilizer drill practically; grain machine and wringer, tub, onlont
drill M. -H. 111 -hoe; sling ropes; hay crates, onion sifter, 2 empty barrels,.
forks, grain .bags, twine sacks, 1200- 2 15-gal:barrels, 7 pieces of linoleum;
ib. -cap. scales; 2 sets of heavy doub- pots, pans, pails, large butcher ket-
le harness, single harness, harrow tle, mail box large, 2 screen doors,
cart, logging chain, cutter robe, elec- 5 window screens, water float, bireadp
tric fencer and insulators; 5 horse dish, toilet set, sausage grinder, lawni
collars, forks, shovels, spades, even- mower, sausage stuffer, chi -Id's bed;
ers, neckyokes, x -cut saw, scrapers; and numerous other articles.
-chop boxes, large toilet new; tool- TERMS—CASH
box; steel trough, 3 cords of mixed Arthur Weber, Auctioneer:
wood, water fountains, 32 -ft, ladder, E. E. Weido, Clerk.
,gravel box, 25 tons of mixed hay; Gilbe3•t JJef£rey$ Proprietor.