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Cotton Bed Spreads 50x100, each at ..:$1+49
Hemstitched Sheets, large at each .._..._...__......,......1.Z9
Pillow Slips, at pair
. .49c
Red or Blue Checked table linen, 54 -in at yd, 59c
Factory Cotton, at per yard ... ....................._, ...10c
Fine White Broadcloth, at yd.
Men's Fine Shirts, each ......................
Boys' long pants for school wear, pr.
Boys' Sweaters, Pullovers, each .....•.
............:85c
. 1.00
_..... 85c
GROCERY SPECIALS
Rio Coffee, lb. - - Rice, 4 lbs. for 15 c
Cookies, assorted, per lb. -......•-
Castile Soap, 12 bars for ............. Z5c
....I 9c
_....._:25c
Pork and Beans, large, 2 tins .. •.-• •-
Prunes per lb
1'0c
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Macroni, 4 lbs ...............................__...._.,_._......_...__ 19c
Chipso, pkg. 20c
Peas or Corn, 3 tins for...... - - 25c
Fresh salted peanuts, 2 lbs. 'for ......_._.........._.._-25c
EVERYTHING IN SCHOOL SUPrLI'ES
J. GASCHO 13( SON
PRGDUCE WANTED
PHONE 59
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Huron & Erie Debeatures
CANADA TRUST
GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
Any Amount.. for.. $100.00.. and over Accepted
3% per 'annum half yearly for .1 ' and 2 Years
3 % per annum for 3 and 4 Years...
3% per annum for 5 to 10 Years.
Free Information Front
Andrew F. Hess,
Local Representative -
- Zurich
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Soap Flakes, 5 Ib. pkg. .304•
Lux Flakes, 1 pkg and 3 rakes Lux soap 35c.
-It- Shoe polish, black or brown, per tin 1Oc•
Tea, Gold Medal, " (1-1b, with tumbler) 05c
' , .Salrnon, .•lac e. can 1,Oc;
•,Aero :on Fly coils, 5 for. ` 1 Oc '
Caritiatiori 'milk (large cans) 2 for 19c
O. K. Soap, 10 bars..:,. 25c
Fly Spray, 16 -oz. can ;; 25c
Save our Cash Coupons; for some beautiful China-
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EGGS WANTED. Phone 165
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COLEMAN STOVES
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Why be uncomfortably fir an overheated kitclim iii
Summer time when yoweau. keep cool. We cangrstttlyr
;IVO lir ;.i;°•i,ek l
Rev. and Mrs. F. L. Howald and
family of Elmwood were visitors in
town last week.
Mrs. W. B. Coxon and Mrs. Chas.
fhiei were at London on: business
one day.
aur. and Mrs. Abram Eckel, of
Plattsville are spending' 'a• few days
,vitn their son, 1VIr. and Mrs.' Walter
Eckel and family.
Miss Inez Yungblut is spending. a
new weeks at London, where she is
staying with her uncle, Mr. Jacob
Deichert who is in the hospital.,
Mr. Arthur Truemner and son
.aodger of Toronto were week -end
visitors with the former's. mother,
airs. H. Truemner wno resides with
.,ir. and Mrs. `rim. S. Johnston.
An unusual quick and.. efficient
xnetnod in opening• a blocked eeltar
drain was demonstrated. oy Dr. J. A.
Audis() one aay recently. H,e engaged
the Zuricn Fire Dept. pumper, and
attached the hose thereto, and, when
the preasure soon carie clang;,.. out
went the blocade to the road anal
down the main drain. •
.,....o Toronto : . Your call will be appreciates.:
11Ir. and Mrs. Robert Baker of the Note—Our Store is in our Residence..
Town Line took their little girl Clara; _
to Toronto Sick Childrens' Hospital, MRS. MOUSSEALE
on Wednesday last where, she under-1Phone 47, , •ZitsCiclt
went another •operation on her leg. •
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
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31.1
Butter, dairy
Butter, creamery
Butter, second grade
Eggs, dozen
Live Hens, lb.
Wheat, bushel
Oats, bushel
Barley, bush.
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28, 26, 21. 12•
10-12
70
30
48
45
Buckwheat, bush.
Flour, cwt.
Bran and shorts
Potatoes, 90 -Ib. bag
Live Hogs, cwt.
2.25-3:25"
34.00
1:15,
9.10:`
Zurich's
Ladies' Wear
SUMMER SALE
On Now! - In order to clearall
Summer Dresses, we are off-•
ing the same at Big Bargains..
r.siends are pleased • to learn that
Clara, is progressiifg nicely. ..his is Mr.. Morris Andersen and tali]
the seventh operation she has had in have moved into the dwelling recent -
the past six years.,.. ly, purchased from the Axt;, estate by
Receive`Donatiofl Ivan Kalbfleisch. Mr. 171a.vid' D- ek-
Donations amounting- to $35.00
were recently received by the Zurich acme, who purchased the property
vacated by Mr. Andersen; is erecting
Fire Brigade from Mr. Fred J. Hab , a new garage on the premises.
erer and the Hay Township Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance , STOP RECRULTING
Toronto--+Ofcials of six of the 10
military units mobolizing in Toronto
announced they had atoppea recruit-
ing, having' reached; full war estab-
lishment, plus their required strength.
of "first reinforcements."
SHOES OFF MARKET
Co. as app
sciation of the services renaered by
the brigade at the fire which destroy-
ed Mr. Haberer's apiary house and
contents. The timely arrival ' of the
fire engine and members of the bri-
gade and the supply of water o n
hand made it possible to save the
dwelling house situated near the ap-
iary house.
Suffers Accident
Mr. Orval Corriveau of the Drys -
Idale district, but now of Detroit s�if-
�ilssote�a�a4��f�s��'ae�lliswM
fered what might have been. an even
accident when he was
!id►iiNl� a doing
serious oing some work on his car in that
HARDWARE — 'SEEDS and FURNITURE
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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!
FROST FENCE
e . . . for long life.
Come in and see our stock of Prost
Feim Fence .. the finest we've ever
had. Heavily galvanized by spacial
Frost process. Wears fors lifetime.
We can quote you attractive prices.
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
full . line of the Well Known and Tried
Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes
in all sizes t • -
Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall
We carry a
and Proved
Also Quick
Goody ear
Furniture,
• city, seemingly in trying to burn off
some surplus oiI around the valves,
the fire quickly ignited to the car-
'•t:rator, exploding and throwing Or-
val three feet away. He was rushed
C to the Briggs Hospital, Detroit and
4 is quite ill as a result, being all
e bandaged up as a result of the fire
Iand , explosion. The doctor advises
that lasting scars will remain.
Fire at Zurich
Fire, thought to have originated
from the sparks of a nearby burning
I pile of brush, demolished the barn
di owned by Mrs. J. Hey of town on
Tuesday noon, just about 12.30. Al-
Imost as soon as the alma was given
the building which was frame lined
up with brick, was a mass of flames
and the roof soon caved in and the
sides were then pushed in by the
afirefighters. This building was one
of the oldest in town and had well
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YOU
Hardviare and Furniture
help you as We have w. good stock of Coleman S' tees;
and Ranges on band far. this very hot weather that
wiilI greatly help keeping;,'caol in the kitchen..... Anrd?be- t
sides these Stoves are operated at so small a cost ` that
a person can hardl'y',•'afford to be without one^
FURNITURE
A. Few Good - Studi63 Couches, regular $50.00' f
each:, oral. $38.00.
Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
in Furniture at Wry Reasonabl e Prices, quality 'C n-
sidered. Let us show.your our Beds, Springs, Mattress,
Dining Room Suites, .O :casiional Chairs Rockers,. Rte.
Johnston & Kalbfieisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone, 63
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served its purpose, as on the follow-
ing day it was about to be taken
down. As the location was practic-
ally besides the fire hall, there was
no difficulty in getting water which
Amsterdam — German press dis-
patches said that .German anthori.ties
lave seized all supplies of shoes,belts
and other leather goods. Sales of such
merchandise have stopped, it was
added. The Belgian news agency said
control of foodstuffs and necessities
was so strict that some stores, a1-
though forced to remain open all day
have- no supplies to sell.
WANTS QUICT, ACTION
Because he wanted to see action as
soots as possible, .Ross Pennington, 19 -
year -old Gaderich youth, asked for
and received his discharge papors
from the Middlesex and Huron Rugi-
inent, so that he coculd enlist with
the new Essex County unit.. He arri-
ved. at Windsor after riding 180 mil-
es on a "one -lung" 1927 model mot-
orcycle.
SCOTT—KLEI'NSTIVER
" A lovely autumn wedding took place
,quietly in Crediton on Saturday after
noon last, with Rev. Mr. Gladman
officiating, when Ruth Elizabeth, da-
ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klein -
silver n Dashwood, became the bride
of Mr. Norman .i aures ,Scott of Bow-
'n;nanville. Miss Grace Scott, sister of
.'the bridegroom, was 'britl:smaid, and
Mr. Ken Brothers, of Goderich, gro-
omsman: Mr. and Mrs. Scott will re-
side in Bowmanville.
was soon put in motion with two lines
of hose 'playing on nearby buildings
'.o keep thein from burning. Fire
-lad also started on the wooden roofs
if the -town hal and the grist mill.
Jut were, soon- extinguished. The
MASSBY- ;i ARRIS NEWS
GENUINE M.-11-.1.PARTS work best on MAIL Inb
plements... Mower and Binder bees g •ouncl
while you wait with carbarundum equipment..
Guaranteed Batteuies at
6i85
q.,,,,7":9:5
,,,., 5.85
1 t,„ year batter guarantee
2 year battery, guarantee 17 -plate
Guaranteed 44021 tires at
Visit the Eastt End Service Station for
ice at Zuriclia prices. ' •Cars aanidi Arlie
greased with latest hyd i eq
C.y, _Serv-
operly
GAS OIL AND GREASE
Tel. Shop,1149 0. KLOPP & SONS Res. '.67
East awl West End SERVICE STATIONS
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Mattresses s' Icnsall end Dashwood free-n#gines,
,bowed a nei hborl s frit b comic
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- g y p y g
:o give their assistance if required.
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock. •
S1ADE & WEIDO I
ZURICH — ONT.
QUALITY - PRICE SERVICE
r Good .Hydro Nevis t' ' -
Good news was received by the
local Zurich Hydro Commission from
The Hydro -Electric Power Commis-
Sion of Ontario that the rate for
power supplied to the village or Zur-
ieh has been reduced from $57.00 to
;50.00 per horsepower per year, dat-
ing from January 1, 1939. As we
'+ortunately the fire was confined to would suggest that we use about 80
its own limits. The old fire engine h.`p•, during the year, and this would
at times did a good job, but when the be a saving of $600.00, and it sure is
going is too heavy it does not funct- welcome . reduction , as Zurich pays
ion so well. A stronger engine would about the most for power of anyone
be a big help just when it is needed on the system. We trust that with
so badly. However, this is a matter i these reductions that the k.w.- hour
for the Police Trustees and ra.tepay- It will also be reduced accordingly. This
ers to take up. But we are indeed i is the lowest h. p, rate that Zurich
glad that the fire was so well kept has enjoyed since Hydro came to
Wynn
IHNI*4A• under control.
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your table and variety to your menu
with these novel easy -to -make checker-
board sandwiches. And it's just one of
103 wonderful ways of serving our bread.
Used as an ingredient in your cooking,
bread makes many delicious, money-
saving dishes. And there's nothing like
wholesome bread and butter for you and
your children. Bread itself is not fatten-
ing. It builds body tissues, supplies
energy, and gives you proteins and car
bohydrates. livery day, eat at least six
slices of our delicious bread.
"103 WAYS TO
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