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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
Summertime S.ALE
-.Following our usual Custom we are again h ailing • a
two weeks Sale, beginning Sat., June 24, ending on
:Sat. July St$ I "'
We offer quality goods'‘anly,` from our regular stock
No cheap pi: ck boo hth r, sale pur�posbs. 'Coyne' and
share irn flee many B�argaais. we offer! .
We can list 'fej4k. SeeIaige .Posters for more
Lpa'rtrculars. '
Voiles, fine dotted Swiss yd.
Broadcloths, all colors yd.
i4c'':
55c
.10c
1.29
39c
i7c
Broadcloths, white
Unbleached sheeting, 72 -in.
Extra quality factory cotton, at
Best Wabasso Sheets 80290, each
Ladies' Satin Slips, each
Ladies Silk pantees
Men's fine shirts at
Men's Ties at
83c
29c, 39c, and 49c
98c
' 25c
Men's Sport Trousers, at •-• 1.75
All Curtain Goods Greatly Reduced
GROCERY SPECIALS
Sandwich cookies, 2 -lbs. 29c. Lemons, doz. 29c
Cheese lb. 15c. Peas No. 1, 3 tins 25c
Prunes, lb. 10c. Jello 4 for 19c
Sodas 2 lbs. 20c. Macroni, lb. 5c
Large Catsup I 8c. Grape fruit juice 50 -oz tin 25c
J. GASCHO & SON
PRODUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
Huron & Erie Debeutures
CANADA TRUST
GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
Any Amount. for:. '$lOO.00.and. over Accepted,
3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2 Years
3'.4 % per anninn for: -4-)and- Years,,
312% per annum for 5,to 10 Years. ,
Free 'Information, • From
Andrew F. Hess,
Local Representative -
Zurich
Zurich
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ZURICH'S
Grocery Store
Huskies,(Whole wheat flakes, 4 pkgs. .,,....,,25c
Golcmedal tea, with tumbler; 1-1b. 6'5c'
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Hawser Salmon, 1 .lb, cap.: . , :,,10,c• •
1.44iii ';Ammonia, ; per pl�tg I I ,' 5c
Ru so:.(1. large ,pkv'; l'ls "'elft) fdr !, ,.., �" 25c
Butter sodas' (salted) 2 114 .,.-•, 20e.
Tomato juice small 'can) ...;... 5c
Save our Cash Coupons .for some'beautiful China-
ware.
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Let Us Supply You with the hest .of Woven Whale:. Wim"'
also have Barb Wires,' Brace Wires,, Staples, Eic;. See {
us about hleew- Roofings, Plumbing, and Evetroughingt
• SPECIAL.PAZN T SALE, From fitircz.ski Qualrs npa
4 FURNITURE
• Always keep a Good Stock of New.,and .the veny_,Eatest
in Furniture at Very Reasonable . F!irices ,q}r443 (Capra
sidered. let: us. show you. our Beth, .Spring,, Mattress,,
y : Dining R,iaom., Suites;, Occasional Chairs:: Rbcklerss. Et=
U EMS OF UJCAt iNfElitS1
Mrs. Wickens of Ingersoll'is'visiting
with relatives here.
Mr. and. Mrs. R. F. Stade spent
Sunday at IngessOlL
.a±. Irvin D. Smith of Hamilton,
called on his father;, Mr. D. Smith and
brothers on Wednesday -
A goodly number of villagers at-
tended the !Goshen line services on
Sunday.
;Mr. and Mrs. Chas_ Hagan and
Mary of Seaforth were Sunday visit-
ors in town- ••
Dr. and Mts. P. J. O'Dwyer and
iiamily motored to Stratford on .Sun -
ay..
' 141r. Clayton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hoffman and Bobbie all of
Galt were Sunday. visitors with their
parents here,
Ms. and Mrs. Theo. McAdams and
sons William, Harry and 'Milton, at-
tended the. sixth • annual McAdams
Reunion on Sunday June 18th, at
Port Glasgow.,
The pupils of the various schooils.
are busy R.is week; writing the anrlru-
al eaainis , tnd it is always • 'a big
tention for• the scholars when exam-
ination time comes along. .•
Dr. and Mrs. Wahl 'arid fatuity, Mr
and Ara, Lloyd arid' Floyd Cook and
Mr. Ed. Brenner'' all. of Ki4,vhener,
spent Sunday, .at the ' home of their
parents;:.: Mi and Mrs. Jilin Brenner.
,A; goodly number' of frii idis ` from.
Zurich attended the'' Piano Recital • of
advanced Pupils of Nello 'McHardy
I Smith, at the Metropolitan • Concert
Hall, London, on June 20th;' at which
MisS Lenora • 1-l6sberer' played tloto`mo4o111. languages. ,
brilliant`.piano solos,.'' Has Twin Colts
' Mr. and Mi -s. Wilfred Jervis and
Zurich's
Ladies' Wear
NEWiSPRIMG. DRESSES
We are now showing a nice• range of
New Spring Dressesi. and •iinua-ite you
to come in andi lito%t: them! over.
Attractiye•Prieedlfbian's $11.49) to $7.50
Note -401.r.• Stt&nel iss i1 a QW1 Residence.
MRS PEARL', liL@:LLSSEART, Zurich
Phi 4Z Zurich
1'Irs. !Plat ;afita113gnt off Detroit, were
visitors with. neliitivesi blue.
e.
Mr. and M.rs,, . t1 Aulerich of
Detroit were viSitprs wig 1P2r. and
iMrs.' L. A. Prang last week.
Mr. Hugh '.Macl innorx has accepted
a positioni with the, pug Construction.
Company, of OiikNixtio,. and has Left to
take:, 0,m6they eAgftgement.:
Many anxious inOments are being
entertained these days as the results
of :,those attending Universities . are
beinig•,reieased. :Mr. Paul JTtiess,, on
of:1Mr.• and Mrs A. F Hess .of town,
reed word that he received, second
else ;:, tonoura in his second,,year in
it1rthp;t#OIr course • in Law :at ,;Toro ita".
University,. Miss Mary !Bisset;.: dan
ghter• oflb, and Mrs. •Gordon Bisset,
of !near. Goderich, received her grana-:
ation,, taking second class honors ita
family, sMr. and Mrs. Wm. Jervis and • • Twin • colts are comparatively rare
family of Jlinton; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 'but' Nelson Schenk!_ of Stephen.
Wel1s',of tGoderich were Sunday vis- has a Belgian mare which gave ibirth
1• tors at,the home of Mr, and ' Mrs. to; twin colts and both are doin % fine.
Syl. Witmer, Babylon line,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton He from Mrs. Ed. Appel, of New hamburg,
Royal Oak, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Aus and'Mrs. J. Wagner and son @t,' Shak-
tin Hey from Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, espeare, also Mr. and Mrs. 'Horace
Lloyd Hey from Crediton were here 'hlopp and sons, of Stratford, visited
over the funeral of their departed at the `home of Mrs. Louitt Klopp on
father, Mr. John Hey, and remaining 'Sunday, ]art..
over the week -end...
SLKGY USED Flott
I ForrIfie• rnost conservative Rrrchaseri, wee havea t
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t Large AmtorIment of Slightly U d1Fnrniture- thatt wail; .
give ycxu, !lig, value for the Money; .such as :: l venpo s,1..,
, Couches;. Dressers, Rockers, Ef.ther Challis, Eta Ille r
4' sure ani lhok th a over.
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Jiohnston & Kalbfleisch
I Hardware & Furniture. Phone' 63 f
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• Rev. C. B. and Mrs, Heckendorn
Following the rather unseasonable arid 'Lois, motored to Hamilton last
cool weather the past week it has Wednesday to :cele'byate the fortieth
changed to 'considerable warmer this wedding anniverslty of Rev. and Mrs
•�•.O•NN•••�N�� ~��•�� week and verything with life seems geese, parents of Mrs. Heckendorn.
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to be just growing along very rapidly' Mr Heckendorn led in a special
HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE The hay crop promises to !be fairly wedding ceremony and Lois acted as
good, and the odd farmer has already fi'ower, girl. •Mrs. Heckendorn ,read
some
• an original poem entitled, "Forty
Engagement Years." Mr. and Mrs. 13cese were
Wire;
Fencing
If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing ° this
year, be sure and consult
Us. And be sure it is the
famous Frost Fence!
PAINTS!
FROST FENCE
.... for long O.
Come in and ser our stork sf ikon
Farm Fence .. the flnsst we've one
had. Hesvily•samvsrdsed by _special
Wears Frost process. for s elborn.
We can quote you attractive Wass.
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PAINTS!
' Mrs. James •Steep, Clinton announ- presented with a Westminster Chines
res the engagement of her daughter, Mantel clock.
Vera,'Effehne, to Mr. Lloydon Ivan
; "Waiper, only son of Mr. and Mrs. LOVE -FOREST REUNION
'Henry 'Waiper, Zurich. The marriage
. to take place in June. The 31st annual picnic of the Love
and Forest clan was held at Jowett',s
IS NOW A COACH
Mx: Albert ` "Babe" Siebert of Grove, Bayfield on June 9th.with
Montreal, and son of Mr, and Mrs. over 100 in attendance. The• after»
:Yi�i L, Siebcrt''of' Zurich; and who foxo,00n was spent in races for the little
• tots and sports for the young folk,
• a dozen or more years starred in pro-
:. fessional hockey, in the National Le- terminating in a. keenly played ,ball
r a ue is vett ' f activeand game. A business meeting followed
NHL team for the coming season of
1939-1940. Albert "' known as "the Ross Love of Hillsgreen and Hugh
, brilliant career, began playing with Hugh Love of 'Hillsgreen was elected
g supper wth John Love of Grand
will coach' the Canadien's Montreal )3end being re-elected, president, and
ar,ng Tom p.ay
�� Flying Dutchman," and who has a Love of Grand Bend as vice -pies.
Montreal's now -sienna nna Maroons;'W 1 s.,.Peeretary, Various conuriittees we -
We carry a full, line ,of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints,' Oils,`Varmishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels -and Varnishes; Floor wax
Goodyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes 1
Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware
ardware always in stock.
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wish Albert every success as a coach re again elected to arrange for the
and part m f h' t sports, which is to be held at Grand
anager o rs ram.
, Bend next year on ;Tune 9th. After
ZURICH •IS .MENTIONED he evening, meal a short programme
We are Very grateful to our Friend was enjoyed by all. Readings were
and Subscriber, Mr. John N. Canting given .by -Mr. MacMillan of Seaforth
of Mdntreal for an nteresting clip- and Mr. J. Forest of Egmondville
ping of the Montreal Gazette in an accompanied by a bit of Irish wit ex -
editorial it discusses Canada's Postal •messed by 112r. J. Hodgins of Green -
Guide, the article in part is as fol way.Following the program, all jo-
lows: "Canada Official Postai IGuide 'fined in singing two verses of "Auld
1938-1939, has been issued by the tang Syne." We, as the younger
Post Office Department and contains members feel rather proud of some
the chief regulations of the Post Offf- of our staunch members and support
ce, rates of postage to and from Can- ers, ho have now passed the .age of
ada and other countries, and other .30 and have never missed a picnic
y4
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n��sZUrvRiCHvrt�rv. ONT.
information connected w:th the ever -,'he two founders of the picnic 31
TA D E & \IIE 1 IDO
growing business of handling mails .yrs. ago were also present, in the
ZURICH
u post Grand Bend and Mrs. Bob Lope of
IJALIT'k' — PRICE r SERVICE : thathen hundred pe aps, Thst e first
i all s the fact
glad sorrow
caultl-
(� all Was the fact that no sorrow cans-
�RAiIM� _ .. m Ontario." 'Tro s g
A study of the guide reveals that ;'trreenpersons of Mrs. John Love of
(A:basand, Alberta, aril the Iast Zurich ed by death darkened any of the
.. . • me duritt the past year.
ASSEY-UARRIS NEWS
GENUINE M. -H. PARTS work blot oxt WK. / '
plements... Mower: and Biinde' NjaliNeit wound
while you wait with carbarunanft equipillenit.
Guaranteed Batterii at :,,;: $4.x#9
1 % year battery' g; ►ranter �' 6.85
2 year, battery guarantee 17 -plate .S!!!a\1.4.!(..... 7.95
Guaranteed 440-21 tires at' ' 5.85 '`
Visit the East End : Service 'Station for !City Sere-
lee,, at Zurichjrices. ,v Cars and 'trucks pfroperly
j greased, withlatest hydralic equipment.
AND � CREASE
•
Tel. Shop' 1.49 :O. KLOPP & SONS Res:: '67,
East and West End SERVICE STATIONS
lJ MAKES. FISH
.Y DELICIOUS
Dry surfacesoffood first, by di,ping juice to each egg). then again ,o. -it
iti line, sifted dry breadcru,nbr; dip 'coinpticely•with siftedbreadc,on,b..
in diluted slightly -beaten egg ,(use SWhen coating savoury food
• 1'6 2 tablespoops ,,both..bregdcrurnbs and egg.
AS AN AID in deep frying or other
frying, our bread works wonders
*in flavor. And that's only one of 103
ways that bread pleases men. In
many other ways, bread saves you
money and helps brighten your table.
Remember, bread itself is not
fattening. It's a combination of
proteins and carbohydrates that sup-
plies energy and builds body tissues.
Give children lots of our delicious
bread. Eat at least six slices every day.
"103 WAYS TO
SERVE IREA,R
—itis illustrated
recipe book Worth
25i Win be sent
to you FREE. Just
leave your alaxut
with us.
ECKEL'S BAKERY - Zurich