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r COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PR.I;CES
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OPTOMETRIST at E'ER
The Newest. Approves IRVIethad o
Eyesight Testing Used., Open every
Week Day Except Wedaenditty.
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. 0.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERIOH — ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
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BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
—YOUR HAIR—The most 'important thing to complete your spring_
outfit is your hair. 'Teat: it as such and come to us for your next
PERMANENT WAVE.
Introducing to you for the first time the newest in scientrlic hair
treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescriiltion Permanents."
Whether your hair he fine, souse, white, etc., we now have a special
lotion for each type and your are therefore assured of a wave in the
manner you have always waisted.
Why Accept a Substitute: for the Best. No advance in prices.
Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments. MRS. ED. GASC'HO, Prop:
STOP!
BEFORE
Baying a New
T,�
r Used Car
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SAVING. MONEY; SEE
ARD, F R ITZ
SEE THESE USED CARS! ty,
1938 DODGE LUX SEDAN, 'Spotless interior, extra
large trunk, priced to sell.
1930 iP*VIS(143TirSE _ . `, Hydraw'Iic brakes,i.origurgl aside
ak out'-.:,Thselmfsdeis!';aae' -L'o, -hurry'
1936 •GREY:. COUPE,. Iiike new small mileage, Iady driven.
1929 PONTI C tiEDAN, Tires like new, paint aI, upholster-
ing Eke any new 1939 car, seeing is believing.
1928 CHEM:, CO'A:CH, good tires al, runs god, at $'75.00
1929 FORD COA.OH,your pick of two at $75.00
1937 DODGE' COACH, . 17000 miles liike new.
1929 ESSEX. SEDAN,, in very good condition_ Priced. low.
1929 FORT? P:rcKm aP_ 1930 ;CHEV. TRUCK.
1931 FOLD COACH at
1930 FORD DOOR SEDAN, one of the Best!
1 USNA1 BEATTIE, ELECTRIC WASHER. (late model).
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR =LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and .Saturday
Quick Quaker oats, large pIain per pkg.-...- i 9c
Del Maiz Riblets corn, 2 tins _ ... ...21 c
Sliced or crushed Pineapple, per 'tin..... 1 1 c
Sultana Seedless raisins, 2 lbs.. z 5 c
Bleached Raisins, per lb. 19c
Velencia. Raisins -with seeds, 2 Ibs. , . 7 5 c
Manning's chocolate bridge dauntees per Ib 23c
Mince meat, 2lbs. ' _' _.._ -._.. ..,,.25c
Salmon, fancy pink Cohoe, half -s per tin __._,,,,17c
Royal York orange: Pekoe tea old price •hard -lb 33c
Kleenex, 201Ts„ 2 pkgs. _.._--.
Prunes, Santa. Clara large sweet, 2 lbs- 25c
Tea cubes, sugar, 2 -Th. pkg....—. . _25c
Soap chips, albs - .................,.-...... 25c
Royal Ro York coffee, perils 49c
Baking powdery 1% _.___ -._ 23c
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS"
The Zurich Creamery will ,be a
erated on the same managemexft;
usual, and your Patronage WillaF
ways be appreciated.
MAURICE ANDERSON,
CARD OF THANKS ,+
We wish to extend our lieartfe• 1l
thanks and appreciation for the kin•
ness, messages of sympathy and ea,
dolence and for the beautiful iior'a:
offerings, also those who so kindl1
provided cars and all those who
kindly lent a helping hand during tit
illness and departure of our c.earl
beloved mother, We especially tha s;
Rev. Heckendorn for his devoted a
tentidn.aa
—The Truemner Family:
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Mr. Louis Wurm of near Hensall
alas a visitor in town Wednesday.
,;.Mr. Laurie Fowlie of London, was
1 .Sunday visitor at the home of Mr
,and Mrs. Gid. Koehler.
Mr. and 1lrs. Wm. F. Braun and
family of Forest were Sunday visit -
Os at the home of Mr. Wm. Lamont.
112r. and 'Vers. Leonard Heiner we -
up guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervy
telck on Sunday. • ,, . s•f ,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truemner
and family of Toronto were here a
;flew days, attending the funeral of
the farmer's mother.
a. A. large number from. town and
_'! _, _ _ 4.rh unity attended the Travelogue pro-
•• put on by Toll Pros. in Dash-
wood Evang. church Tuesday evening
'AY we go to p"ess we learn of the
passing of Mr. George Th.iA of. the
14th concession who died Wednesday
morning. More parti,mlays next wk.
-)%Huron County Council i,
tt` Goclerich thh week. Mr. George
One. Also to those who so nlndly
loaned their cars. :Armstrong, reeve of Hay is in at-
-Mrs. Chris. Schrag and Family tendance.
.Mrs, C. M. Walkeia Mr. and Mrs.
° `red Walker of Oakwood Park.C,rand
Bend were entertained to fowl dinner
Mr. and Mrs. David Ducharme, who at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
recently purchased and rebuilt, ad , rnith, Sunday evening.
ding considerable to the house, on .
Edward st., have moved in frim the 1'' A. lame numbt of people were in
farm just south of town, and we �i awn • Saturday attending the auction
welcome them as residents of the' ''stIe of the effects of
ce the late Mrs.
Village. Their son George Duchal: "' Wolper, good prices were obtain-
m+r,
will take care of the fine 200 acre ^ "1 The property was purchased by
arm vasa e yMr, lir; Charles Thiel.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this medium �za
extending sincere thanks to the, nabs
ghbours and friends for their kip,d.
ness and sympathy during the lengthy
illness and departing of Our Lo' e:d
f t d b D Ducharme '
The village .residence_ .is now, equip, q number of hockey fans matt: ed
':ed yvitb all •xnocl rn CQnve fences ,f , �} a t, pyta 4 a uit r41.*y= '6"4t
e hope"1VTr. arid` 1lr`s. "lucharme wil', `ed £ .e 'hockey match. $he "1'branto
'be 'spared to' enjoy many years of Maple Leafs playing the Detroit team
well earned retirement. and it was a big night for the Leafs,
THE RED CROSSas they won score 7-1. and the pre-
vious night at Toronto the same teams
On Wednesday November 15, a played the Leafs winning 3-0. Those
meeting of the executive of the Zur- boys wearing Canada's emblem sure
ich Red Cross Society was held. Miss have been laving it on, having played
Ruby Church was appointed assist• five games, four wins and a tie, and
ant to the treasurer, Dr. O'Dwyer. In only threegoals scored against them
order to avoid overlapping with Hen- and no more than one goal in a game
sall and Dashwood the boundaries of Hunters Return,
the kcal branch were set at 2i/r'o'les Friday of last week was the day
both east and south, 5 miles north, of the return of the Hunters who
and west to the lake. The local obj- i�,ere up in the wilds hunting deer.
ective is $1,000. Two men were ap- Unfortunately some did not get their
pointed to each two milesloa half quoto this year, of these, one is Mr.
and are now hare] at work collecting. colic sting. Herb 112ousseau, who practically ev-
Snickers or pins will be supplied to
ery year gets his deer was one of
those doing their part by becoming those who just was not at the right
members. Any donation however place and time. Mr. Len Prang who
small will be welcomed. with his company of Stan Smith, F.
It is proposed to have a workroom .lading: and M. Turnbull who were
in the council chambers of the Zurich up to Manatoulin Island each got
Town Hall where material will he dis- their quoto, the two farmer getting
tributed. With a supply of leJ lbs. of stgs. Cold and frosty weather was
wool on hand, the theme song of the prevalent in that northern part.
women of the community will soon
be "Two Plain, Two Pearl." Those
who are not knitters may help as cut- Mrs. Henry Truemner
teas and sewers. Passed to her eternal rest, Annie
Committees were formed with re- Birk, wife of the late Henry True-
prascntatives of both village and mner, on Thursday, November 16th
county on then. The committees: at
the home
of her er daughter ;Ars.
Finance, Elmer Klapp, convenor,
Merano Steckle, Clarence Parke, Sim- ing, an illness of several months. She
en :Hoffman, John Jeffrey, Dennis was the daughter of the -late Barbara,
Ducharme, Fred Haberer, Will Edi- and Andrew Birk, born in Hay Town-
ghoffer, Arnold Meaner, Dr. Bryce, ship and married in the year 1886.
George Dei•chert, J. W. Haberer, 'Le- Iter husband predeceased her in. the
ray O'Brien, Ivan Yung:i:ut, Ted year 1929, also. one daughter (Alice
Smith, Hy. Ga.ckstetter; Work Coni, Pearl). Mrs. John F. Moritz of Cav-
Mrs. M. Oesch, . convenor, Mrs. G. alier, N. Dale., in the year i9i8.. This
Koehler, Mrs. Geo. Deichett, Mrs. Lee;, union was blessed with one son Ar -
Hoffman, Miss Pearl Wurtz, Miss O.!.,.thur of Toronto, and four daughters,
O'Brien, Miss Balkwill, bLss Statham; (Dorothy) .Mrs. Wm. S. Johnston;
Cuttin con., Miss A. Datars woven- (Alberta) Mrs. Milne Rader; (Tus-
or, Mrs. Feed Haberer, Mrs. Herb. nelda) Mas.. Theodore Rader; also an
Krueger,on Whitney
.Mxs, . edE. SchGascho, Mrs. whom s. adopted
departed raised fromhine-
N. Gascho, Mrs. 3. E. .Gascho,
G. Hess, Miss Dolly Hagan, Mrs, fancy. She was in her 8.Ist year and
Iva Deters; Inspection co:--, :firs. L. the eldest of a family of ten chil-
Prang convenor, Mrs. D. Ducharme; •dren, five brothers and five sisters,
Mrs. H. Mousseau, Mrs. I. Yungblut and out of this family only one bro-
Mrs. R. Stade, Mas. T. L. Williams.' thea remains, Samuel of Maxbass, N.
Mrs. E. Haberer, Mrs. E. Turkheim; Dak., also six grandsons and one
Sewing coin., Mrs. T. Meyers convefl grind-daugl ens were four grandsons,
or, Mrs, J. Manson, Mrs. J. W.
ner, Miss W. Battler, Mas. S.HO; William Truemner, John Truemner,
Mrs. B. Peck, ;Mrs. F. Siemoii. Mrs, Harold Rader, Lorne Rader and Jack
E. M. Daag, Mrs. P. Masse, �Irs. bearers ande Robert
MargaSold.n. FAwea
ss
Krueger, Mrs, W. Turner; Shipping.
ILa.lbflcisch con'W
venor, ein; LeRoy Rader, Roger Truemn-
OBITUARY
OpticaI
Repair
Service
AM IN A POSITION TO DUPLIC-
ATE YOUR BROKEN SPECTACLE
. LENSES.
PROMPTLY AND ACCURATELY
AND AT PRICES MUCH LESS
THAN THE LARGER CENTRES
LET US SHOW YOU THE MOST
:ODERN IN SPECTACLES.
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracic
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling C.
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid foe
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensall
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Fall Overaoatings
These are the finest range of Suitings and Over -
coatings we have ever shown, and prices the lowest
Two of the largest and Best Firms in Canada.
W. R. Johnston, and House of Hobberlin.
Over 600 Patterns to choose from. Made to styte
you want.
OUR SUITS FOR $22.00
Made to Measure, are the best Bargains we have
ever had.
LOOK OVER OUR RANGE
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
coin., Mr. A.
Mr. T. L. Williams, Mr. A. F. Fess. er, Helen O'Brien and Wilmer
Wle
Wen
Hospital coin„ .PJ O' DwverMeniorialservicewa.i-
coivetor, Mis. J. W. Haberer, grg an ell a/ church, interment followed
fi•ERNER Fritz, Mrs, E. T+ui=]c•n, 141's,' in the E angelical Cenctcry,GoShpin
Phone �� M Heideman, Mrs. G. Farwell, Mrs Her pastor, Rev. L Attic,
Oeckentloril ,+ �l Odom ofiiela'ting. .
BUY NOW!
And Make Big Savings
With the Upward Trend of Prices, We advise
the Public to Buy Now! We have a full stock of
Goods usually found.. in a Country Store:.. Dry
Goods, Crockery, Hardware, Boots and..Shoes,
and Harness Repairs, Etc.
F.'
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
TfEJ S STORE
97' BLAKE