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These are New Styles, welt made in pretty
Shades of Brown, British Tan, Rust, also
Navy and •Black, at
$9.50 Each
Gase N 0 Bros.
TELEPHONE 59
GENERAL
INSIJRANOE
EXCEPT LIFE •
Fire, Auto, Casualty
Fidelity, Etc.
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Local Representative
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Grocery Store
WE ALWAYS CARRY A COMPLETE. LINE OF FRESH
GROCERIES ON HAND FURC'41;e0.SED• PR'MM THE LEAD-
ING WHOLESALE HOUSES.. OWING TO; UNSETTLED
CONDITIONS WE ARE NOT QUOTING. ANIY PARTICULAR
PRICES BUT CAN ASSURE: THE PUBLIC GOOD VALUE
FOR THEIR MONEY WITHL QUALITY' AND- PRICES AT
THE VERY BEST
Merino 1 esch
PRDUCE WANTED.
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Zurich
Phone 165
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T R ' AL MARKETS
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smite:. were (Corrected every Wednesday)
Sunday visitors at Seaforth.,. iipggs; .................... .'..... 31, 29, 23
A goodly number of bad colds. are Uattcie? peg lb: 38
making the rounds in these parts. at.� Chickens„ dressed 30
present.Wliee, b:asllell .. ,1.09
Mrs. Mary Stephan, Parr_ Line,„ Oats, bushel 50e
visited relatives at London one, day' Barley; bush. 7073
last week. BI eltwheair„ bash.
Mr. and Mrs..Ward Fritz,_ acrd:Mary;.'
Lou were Sunday visitors with. Mrs.
Fritz': parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Herb-
ert K. Dither, Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert ,Smith. •oif Port
Huron were visitors sfor sere. ai d»Ys:
at the home of the former's brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brisn.
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Italbfleiscli
land Mr. and Mrs. Ross Yohnstof mot-
bus-
ored to Toronto on Monel;r5
en iness.
• Mr. and Mrs. Earl E: Weido and.
hid • and Mr. John Gellman. spent
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FAMILY HERALD WESTERN
SERIAL TO BE A MOVIE
,Starting early in the New Year, the
Family Herald and Weekly Star will.
feature a hilarious Western tale,.
"Useless Cowboy", by Alan LeMay,.-�
Based on a case of mistaken identity,
a clay at London lastoweek. zinc baman- : that involves young Melody Jones al,
ess.the solving .of mystery and the elim.:
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Thursday, Decernlber. 14th will: be I; Into atioii of a killer, this story is shut:the last Banking Day in Zurich mat Gar 'Cooper. a i ly Heraldtfiro1:i JL
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—b;ath serial and short story --has
been of a high order during the; cur-
rent year, the recent series •off Will
R. Bird stories being particularly ap-
preciated by readers. Because of its,
rich stogy content, its valuaelilp. f�ste
service departments :and its• practical
usefulness as a farm and home guide:
the Family Heral and W e cly Star is:
• LET -11S3 SHOW YOU OUR NEW SUPPLIES OF
STOJE
NEW WIRE FENCING
Weehaveort hand a good supply of new'Bittrb'Wire,
Steel l F ostse Woven Wire Fencing and: all the sup-
plies required for Fenciiim..
PAINT IIP TIME.
taxes will be pia wi'tli•:2azt. p y'tng ex'•
Itra penalty. DorOt forget this date.
Mrs. William, :Gibbons who has
been with her ilosbamli Mt- Qtfiebee, is
visiting with her parents, 1&r., and
Mrs. Sylv. 'Witmer.
Mr. and: Mrs. Ward Fritz spent a
few days; at Toronto recently, and
were accompanied to that crty by Mr becoming increasingly popular as a
John :Cantu' of Montreal, and who I Christmas gift. 'Special, Gifts R
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Rakes
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spent a few weeks with his mother, make it a thrifty wartime p
Mrs. N. M. ,Canon, of St. Joseph and the colorful, lavishly-iariustrated C'nL'i-
tylia is ill• strias issue, now in course of prepay'
At the recent auction sale of tlhe ation,ft lends y en -a seaso b e t uclh ti o. a
t real estate of Mrs. Annie Desjardr g
the dwelling property iOCe ZurichGewas
purchased by
ber
while the property on. the Blue Wat-
er Highway near Bayfield, was p t-
chased'by a Mr. Badour.
We notice in the London Paper MLA., for South Huron, p
asci away
that while Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Geo- at her home in Usborite Township on
(trey were on their way to• Windsor
Sunday in her 78th year. The re
mains, were resting at the home,
where funerill was held on 'Wednes-
day afternoon with interment in
Roy's cemetery.
READYMIXED PAINT
TlieSeason, demands to PAINT UP im order to
'Preserve eserve the Surface on your Buildings:. It i1
pear economy to try to save on ; Paint. Wfe have
a, god: stock of all called for.. Paint*, VbErnishes,
and; Paint: Supplies— ..See these litres:.
FURNITURE
See Our Studio Couches and! Musette Suites
A Fun Line of all the Home. Req ensent•
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HARDWARE -- SEEDS and
You are going Through This
World Only Once.
So Why Do.. Without These
Labor Saverg7
Experienced fa'
scarce and cost
moderately prir
pment to do tl'
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'n
pay hired help, in Beatty labor-
saving stable equipment. gays
lietime dividends. Gives you
,. more time to enjoy life. En-
- fiances value of farm. Improv-
es product.
Inquire about our Sanitary
Steel Cow'' Stalls --Exceptional'
Values at Loiwer Prices...
FURNITURE
Priced Stalls
iatic Watering;
BROODER HOUSE COAL
We have received -a .shipment of choke .chestnut
Coal which we are selling out on restractios only
for Brooder House use, And ,an agreement tas to
be signed that it will be used for that purpose only.
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QUALITY -- PRICE
SERVICE
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WIFE OF FORMER M.L.A.
PASSES
Mrs. Mary McKellar, tall forme,
wife of James Ballantyne,
Dead and Disaed Animals
REMOVED PRO-MPILY
Phone: Collect: E .eter 2255. Seaforth 15
DARLING and COI Of CANADA LTfl.
(ESSENTIAL WEAR INDUSTRY)
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from Zurich last week, Mrs. Geoffrey
had the misfortune to fracture her
ankle while in the city and wag giv-
en medical aid before g -.Ig on to
Windsor.
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A Real WintCr
Winter has really set in the past
week, with storms and snow galore,
the weather being the most "inn teens e
last Thursday and Friday,
was not so bad here, at Uasnwood
considerable more snow fell there,
and in the city of London, by the
looks of photos several .feet of the
beautiful white covered that part of
Ontario, and they are not rightly
dug nut of it as yet. The weather
has become much milder and the
snow is settling down,
BLUNDERS OF THE MASTER
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Colder Days will goon be here which will dd
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itmost suitable FUEL for Your Heating Equipment.
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YOUR WINTER'S FUEL
STORE CHANGES HANDS
+Snallman & Ingrrun, Ltd., a 67 -
year -old business that. grew to be the
largest departmental store in Western
Ontario, and located at London, has
been gold to the Robert Simpson Co.
Ltd., Toronto, it was announced by
Lt. -Col. Gordon Ingham, president of
the firm. Col.,Ingram said the store
changed hands on Friday of last week
but there Would be no alterations in
the name of the company at the pre -
.t -tent time. Under the new ownership
Col. Ingram i:: chairman of the board
of directors.
SLEUTHS
The victims of your favourite
"whodunits" shouldn't wear those ex-
pressions, of horror, clutch guns, or
photograph murderers with their ey-
es,
yes, says Dr. LeMoyne Snyder of the
Miehigu.^, .State Police's (Dec. 110) is-
sue of The Detru ` SundayS mes.
Tae sure to get The i..
nday
Times every week.
CHANGES IN CO. COUNCIL
Rumors were current at the recen'
County Council meeting that et least
sirof the sitting members would re-
tire et the end of the :current year,
but only two were prepares: to de-
clare themselves. These were Reeve:
Ben Rath:well. of. Goderich Township
and George Armstrong of Hay. Bots-
are .topping out to allow a youn;:
aspirant to try his luck 'at the new
Ship, 'o.• l;nth look for an Acte:;:•
contest in their 4•espective municipal.
ity. Reeve Radhwell has been ten
wars in Goderich Township Council,
the last five as reeve. • Reeve Arm,
-trang has been i11 County Council
:tight years and is considered one of
t 1e Vetr'rall'S. He has been warden
and has held all the important chair-
nian.;nips. He likes a. debate, both on
and off tha floor, and has been •active
in Federal affairs.--Goderich Signal
Star.
PTE. GORDON BIEBER IN
HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mi•s. William. Bieber, of
Hay Township, near Exeter, recevcd
word from Ottawa that their son,
Pte. Gordon, had been wounded in
action. Later they received a letter
written in a Belgian Hospital where
he had been ;taken by plane. He
received severe shrapnel wounds in
both legs, left arm and face. Be -
11e going overseas he served at Kis-
ka for loll s..a year and went over-
seas in May of this year; -
A Bad Accdent
Goderich was stunned last Thurs-
day morning with the news that two
well-known and highly regarded cit-
izens, Mr. and. Mrs. E. (1, Robertson
had the night before been 'ailed in
a motor .collision at London. "1:7U•
accident occurred at the intersect-
ion of Richmond and Ovferrl
nearing rnicinight. Mr. Robertson was
killed outright and Mrs. Robertson
died early the next morning in Vic -
feria Hospital. They rare +^
have occupied the front seat. In the
rear seat were Mw. Verna 'links, 22
of Paisley and Mos. T,ily Clark, 26,
of Denville. Doth are employed d pt the
Fashion Shoppe in Goderich, The
party had gone to London on a Wed-
nesday hal' holiday trip, and their
car was hit by a U.S.A• Army truck.
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Let
us fill your bin while prices are l,west.
FEEDING MOLASSES
It is some considerable time since this all important
product has been on the market... But we were
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 all makes of Plows. „Let Us Serve You!
L. Schilbe & Son
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THE ZURICH HERALD