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, U Ott i CH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 44 Rates: $1.25 in Canada, in advance'
$1.50' in T7"S.,A., in advancer,
CHESTER L, SMITH, Publisher
ize your local
Merohantffi and.
your Home Paper.
^COMFORTABLE USES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zu.rbrigg ,B.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
Th. Newest. Approved Melhnj af
Eyesight Testing Used. Opals emery�
Week Day Except W'edrsesday.
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
i'f so; Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. 0.
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICIH -- ONT.
Good Glasses at Reasanal;le Prices
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
SEASON'S SPECIALS
Ctoquinole waGeY
t our S '! A
now/ Permanents Guaranteed.
deeper wave and a tighter til regularahe c
$7 50for $5.00. Eugene Morning
special only, free shampoo with every finger wave. Be sure to ca11
15) for appointment atter avoid beingiisa,ppehtej.
Phone 159 Zuriich. for Appointments. MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prep.
Used Cars
We have given you the Best Values in the past,
Now with the amount of Trade Ins arriving weekly
We can give Yoti
BETTER VALUES THAN EVER!
1938 PLYMOUTH COACH, Trunk, very c'la`m, Priced to sell
at tee p•- ^e. you, would pay for a 1936 Car.
1936 CHEV. STAND. COACH, De Lux wetly:tut knee action.
Gene'ra'l Motors Heater, new 1940 License.
11939 DODGE DE' LUX SEDAN, perfect inside and out. This
Car takes n ay'a $7.110 Livense (Like all Dodge Cars
1936 VS *MACK, Trunk Het Water Heater, Original Black.,,
(3) 1931 4930
'tt. A. : •,.apes, with and without rumble seats
(2) 193'7 Cher_ StasxL %leaches, without knee action, act now
1938 Chev. Coach liTre new, priced to meet competition.
1937 Ponfxe Coach Std. 1934 Plymouth Coupe
(2( 1930 Chevy. Set'Fa.vrs.. 1931 Chev, Sedan
1930 Ford Roadster. 1931 Chev. Coach
1936 Plymouth Sedan. 1933 V8 Sedan, new motor
1929 FosTe. Coach, MAO_ 1930 Ford Coach $160.00
(2) 1927 Ford T. Onaches. 1933 Chev. 2 ton Truck
1328 Durant Sera, :nzea, Tires and license $75.
Here is Haw You Save:•—(1))1Ntax t sante Co. handles your Note
We Do. (2) NO Sadesanserek Comm.cnias *ns to add on the Price
of •the Caw You Buy.. illzeet'is wily we can and DO Outsell all
WARD FRITZ
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WE: sag. ITIE BEST FOR LESS
Specials, for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Pork and Beans-,, large tin .......... ..... 8c
_.. , 23c
17c
25c
.25.c
17c
23c
49c
35c
25c
Jelly Powders. per pkg. ...._ .5c
Sweet pickles 28 -oz, per jar ....__..._,..__...
Mixed Biscuits,, per lb.
Grape Fruit Jute;. 2 tins
Hillcrest Shortening, 2 ]lbs.
Red River Cereal;,.. T e'pkg.
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Salmonx, fancy pink, per tin ............... .....u..:_.
P. and G. Soap, 5 cakes for ...
Coffee,, Royal York, per Ib.
Coffee, Blue Boy, per lb.
Cubs Cereal;, 2 pkgs ....... .
Ladies" House Dresses at _....
Ladies' Fullfaslioined. Hoe, ,at pr..
69c
Colored dotted serirn
J. W. MERNI3R
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Leaviti's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 13
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
'Ave Features
The Rules of The Sea
Starring DOUGLAS FAIRB.ANK,S
A Thousand Dollar •'sl'
Touchdown;
Starring JOE E. BROWN
And MARTHA RAY
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
We Features
Hold That Co-ed
Starring JACK HEALY
JOHNiBARRYI:VIORE & JOAN
DAVh
Western •
Starring ROY RO,GERS
MOTHER'S DAY
In the Evangelical Church
Mother's Day was fittingly observ-
ed in the !Evangelical Church on Sun-
day, both morning and evening. The
Sermon subject in the morning was
"The Chrietaan Hoare." 1n the Sun
cele_,yik,
The local Red Cross Workers will
meet on Thursday evening May 16th.
Mr, and Mrs. Abram Eckel of
.Platsvjile'' were in town a few days
over rehe week -end.
•Mrs. 'Carl Burn of Milverton is vis-
iting with :her parents, Mr; and Mrs.
Je W. Merrier.
and Mrs. W. B. Bryce and
011ie were Sunday visitors in Sar -
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Re .Police Trustees are having a
wither of improvements made to
e 'defcted sidewalks about town.
Nle. James Ballantyne M.L.A. who
Eras east of Remelt, called in town
stet -,Tuesday.
„ Mr. and Mrs:,, Walter Eckel return.
IM
ed on Monday from Caledonia where
they attended the funeral of Mrs.
ekel's father.
Out school •ball club are having an
-interesting series of games, on Tues-
day they ,won from Hensel', waffle on
!T'hursday lost to Exeter.
Pleased to report that Mr. Fred
Gainer, who has been ill :.t the home
cif" his daughter, .Mrs. Ferd. riaiierer
Of town, is impro\ ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo3eplr Campbell of
Fairgrove, Mich., were in town Sun-
day, they visited with the former's
cousin, Mr. Wm. Lemont at London.
Mr. and Mrs. Meton Hey and dau-
day= School session a specia'.bly prep- ghter Marylan Dee of Royal Oak,
ared order of worshipwas v.lowea• Mich; Mr. and iMr.. Lloyd Hey of
The theme was, "Having Christ in i Cnrediton were Sunday visitors with
our homes". Appropriate hymns and' their mother here.
scripture readings were included. A i1 and Mrs. A. C. Levy,Wilbert
:story, "Our Unseen Guest" was•re'a arid. Margaret Levy of Clinton;Cf twMr..
by 'Miss Olive O'Brien. Mr. Oscar-;.r.„and Mrs. Martin C1Inc of town; Mr
Greib the assistant. superintendent 'Mrs. Carl McClinchey and fam-
presided. The rain did not keep theY''Cxamarty •and . iVir. and 12rs.:
members and friends of the chtl qIr t(Non Worm of the West were Sun-
PHONE YOUR O �. l R FOR
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WREATH
5 perfect diamonds
of flashing brilliance
in exquisite hand.
carved setting.
A. G. HESS
USE YOUR CREDIT!
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For positive identification o
the World's Finest Anthracits
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling �,,.
Feeds.
Highest Cash Prices paid falx
.Eggs on a graded basis.
W. R. DAVIDSON
__ Pone 10 ' - Hensall
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awa. c'for 'reit evening d - '.. �• e' . ,err+vuitlri; r+�• ,e..a..-:.�.-. Y'„', _..r . �. air�:f"�Y►:'..aa.,,r .,0
y g service A.wlie aerie' Branson line. f
2aiannet3 service • was' given by ;fig � � r
young ladies of the church. The or- School Music Festival
gin • of Mother's Lay was told by Hem, the Music Concert at the
Betty Dietz. Helve Truemner read the l Town Hall, Zurich, Monday evening
scripture lesson. A reading "The Ar- May 20th l This Concert is in aid
tists' Mother" by Katheleen HayA the Red 'Crass. It will be given b1
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group of boys—Gordon Hess, Jack the ,pupils of district schools and is
O'Brien, !Ross 'Gascho, Ralph Krueger made possible ,by the efforts of the
Stuart t)ietz and Billy .O'Brien sang following music ,teachers: Mr.:Goul-
a. Mother's Day hymn, "My Best Girl' , ding a E'xuta ;; Mr Gill of Grand
Bend, and Mr.. Rennie of Hensel].
Tributes were paid 'to our Mothers
by Dorothy O'Brien and Newel Gei-
ger. Mrs. P. Gingerich, responded on
behalf of the matooheoroos000 00
behalf of the mothers. Alpha Meyers
OBITUARY
Mrs. Ida: Mwatague Passes
Mrs. Ida Montague,: a lifelong rest-
.' -very effectively recited "Somebody's dent of Drysdale on the Blue Water
Mothei." The prayer for the offHighway, and a member of one of the
ering was given by Shirley Krueger; best known families of the French
Puth Brown read a paper on 'Mother' I Settlement, passed away in London
Hospital on Friday, May 10th in her
48th year. Mrs. Montagne who has
not •been in the best of health for
some time, although being faithful to
her church dities of organist of St.
Peter's church for the past seven
years, presiding there en Monday
previous to her passing away. She
became, quite ill and was taken to
London for treatinent but an Friday
passed peacefully away. It ries her
great faith in God and her church
that kept her active till the last few
days. Surviving is a son, Louis, at
:Noire also two sisters, Elizabeth and
Mary Gelinas, of Drysdale; three
brothers, Arthur Gelinas, of A]vin-
ston; Joseph, of Hay, north of Zurich
and Leo Gelinas of Fielding, Sask.
The funerall sexntu¢te: was held at the
e sidenee, Drysdale on 'Monday, at 9
a.m.,•.proceeding to. St. Peter's Church
Drysdale, where immediate high plass
Wes sung by Rev. Father 0. Martin.
Cc
intneruent•
ery. feillowed' in St. Peter's
mt
Late John Neuschwanger
ureter called a well.. and favourably
Te112wn resident of the comanunity on
SXixxday, May: 112th to the person of
Jethn Neuschwangei, aged 78 years
and 18 days. The deceased had not
been enjoying the Test of health the
!past few months, being ailing eon-
'sideri bee and was recently taken to
LEAVITT'S THEATRE London Hospital for treatments and
was then returned to his home on
' the Blind Line, Hay where he passed
peacefully away on Sunday. He was i
a big strong man in his prime and;
was a of a very cheerful disposition
and enjoyed humor and happiness i;et
his days to which he well contributed
his share, Born on the Blind Line,
in the neighborhood that he recently
lived, but after his marriage moved
to Stephen Township for 21 teem,
then returning to the Zrrich district,
his wvife predeceased in 19x2 • Sear'iv-
ing are a son, 'Peter at home, five
daughters: ]Mrs. Ed. Reinhei't, Hay
Township; Amelia at London; reieda
at home, Mrs. Jacob Deichert end Mrs
John Rader of Hay Twp. Ono i',rother
Mr, Henry Neuselzwangex of Dash-
wood. The funer& is being held on
Wtelnesday afternoon to St. Peter e,
Lutheran elilit'oh tor aervice, into.]•.
Afternoon showing .1.45 p.m. Ment follat itng.en the Lutheran cibin-
I vnnln ; „hot Fn i' 8.00, 'l .m, etery, Rev, v, Tttxkkenn oft,eibt1llg,
The entire .group of gials sang an
..ppropiate num'ter. The !benediction
1• ayer was offeren by Doris Meyers.
The beautiful service was closed with
the singing of "God Save the King."
The entire service was planned and
:ably .directed by Mrs. Hess. The
church was beautifully decorated
with ]lowers and plants. All the.,ser-
vice,, of the day were exceptionally
well attended.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
OPENING DANCES
May 24th and 25th
YOUR OWN HIT BAND!
WILLIS TIPPING
And His Cascade Music
Admission 50c. Dancing Free
APPINSIMmollIONIMIIIMMO
Exeter, Ont.
"Gone With the Wind"
MAY -29th and 30th
IN TEcN100LOR, Starring
CLARKE GABEL, and
VIVIAN LEIGH
Reserved Seats will be on Sale an
M.O,N,)AI', MAY 20th, at
Robinson's Drug Store
ALL SEATS RESERVED—After-
noon prices 75c; Evening Prices' 81,
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clearance SALE
Of SHOES
We are Reducing Our Stock of Shoes..
A • Shoe for Everybody Big and Small
PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE
We Always Have Men's Work Shoes on Hand
Store open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evenings.
THE BLAKE STORE
Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop. Phone: 11-97