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Getting Ready For The 1941 Dodge
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Special for Wednesday and Thur,s4'.;,
day
Two Features
Monntain Rhythm
With Jene Autrey
Johnston was a
Down In Arkansaw dpitea. one day last wee,
With 'Weaver Brothers and Elviree ssel,Tera Decker, of Exeter, VIL18,
Sunday visitor with her inother,
Friday and Satufday
Two Days Only. Two Features
Each Dawn I Die
Starring Geo. Raft and Jarnes Cayne:
What A Life!
With Jackie Cooper and
Stander
Lionel
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Monday, Tuesday Wednesday'
Two Features
King of the Turf
With Adolph Menjou
MarYs visited at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Weber for the week -end.
'itors at the home of :Ars. Emily
Fuss. 'Miss Virginia Calhoun of Des
,troit, accompanied Miss Eunice.
Mrs. C. 0. Smith and sons Gordon
and Stanley of St. Joseph south, had
i. most enjoyable motor trip to Mon -
*ea), Quebec and other points of in-
gt-pelk over the week -end. -
Claea Decker in town. • ."
4y.sande:Miti. Roy Csirver, of • .St!'
Mrs. J. Parke of Hensel]. Mr. and
••,‘:frS. ,Lloyd Hey -of Crediton; Mr. and
Young in Heart
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,eey„:riieeek-C'es
rs.f.Asistin Hey of Detroit, were
With Douglas Fahibanks, Janet
dd guestgwith IVI,re. John Hey
nor and Roly Young. d laret at their cottage, "Mar-
cmar—G-
''''ar.etee" at Grand Bend.
E. Turkheim Paetor and Me
Klopp, as Layman attended
nnual Synod meetings or the
-dian Lutheran Church at Strat-
rd during the p st week and over
undays There v- re no services in •
he Zurich Luther; a. church.
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Decoration Day
Sunday, June 23rd, is Decoratio
Day at- the Crediton cemetery an
friends and citizens will sheet to pay
tribute to their comrades who have
passed beyond.
Evangelical Church Mrs. Alex. 'Feet n• and daughter
News Maine and son Lloyd and friend of
London were guests at the forme.r's
, Perfect weather conditions prevail:
ed foil' the annual grave Decoration -ister, -the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jac
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Day Service at the Bronson Cernet- Meidiner,also calling at the t••••••••••••*** ". .".....""+"*".4"1444";
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perfect diamonds
of -flashing btilfia.nce
'in exquisite hand -
coved. setting.
G. HESS-
For positive identification
the World's Finest Anthracititn
ak for
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BLUE COAL: •
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AIsQ. Rosedale Alb ta
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Sernet-SolvaY Coke
Miller- Creek.
Glen itidger's Briquets.
The; Ekt Fans Millin Co;
• Feeds.
Highesf Cash • Prices paictioat
•:.:,•„;Engs On:a graded bashn
•••': W. R. DAVIDSON •
Pone 10 -
'ATA Hensall,
from Michigan, Toronto and .otlier
places near and far gathered to place
their flowers on the graves of those
relatives and friends who have jo;ns
ed the great throng in the beyond.
Memories of the joys and sorrows of
the past -brought tears to many eyes.
As the flowers were placed on the
graves the Dashwood Memorial Band
under the leadership of Mr. Harry
Hoffman played a number of hymns.
Prayer was offered by Rev. C. B.
ITeckendorn. All proceeded to the
beautiful school grounds adjacent to
the Cemetery where an open air ser-
vice was held. In the shade - of the
heaut'fal trees a service ' of worship
coesisted of, Hymns, .selections bythe
Band, anthems by the Evangelical
Church Choir with Mrs. H. G. Hess at
the piano, scripttire reading, nrayer
sod two addieases, hy Rev. II. E.
• T.?.oppel of Dashwood arid ReV. H. E.
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sese. reete'ved for the upkeep' and beauti-
-4y,w4 fication of the cerneterY. Mr. Roland
q4A.IA' Geiger, the cemetery truetee .is to be
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: , ,• congratulated for keeping. the: ceinet-
ery in euch 1. fine condition.
Ai the Sanday morning SO r\li.0,
P..(",". F. . I.. 'f'royer of Toronto, deliv-
•ered the eermon.
The Yonee T:'eonle proxested. their
e arena elle nest Chuner: in the
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TK a ox Pre; i•ns t t? e i an Church. G a 0 0 el eh
sis on ..Mondey nirbt. Pesiles the csreina
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ITIUSICtil numbers wero cssateihnted to
the nropesem, Mrs. H. G. Rea end
Shirley Krueger sang o cinet; the let-
ter played severel r,;zino .solol au d
a piano duet hv Mrs. Hese and Illiltere
Dag. The "'lion Circles Served' a.
lunch after: the 8ervice, -
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WE. SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Kellogg's Woe. Krispies, 2 pkgs. ..... .
Salmon, fancy red Coloe Thalf,, per
tin. 1 4c
Miracle-D(44r -oz. jar .. ------------------------------------1
Fancy Biscuits Per lb..
3 lbs. fbit
Oxydol large. 24 - grant --
Royal York coffee, 1-1b. •
Blue. Boy coffee„ 1:lb.
Bee Hive corn syrup 5s.
Heinz spaghetti, 2 Ens 25c
-Birdseed per pkg.,. ....•••-•.. . a ... • 74c
13ird gravel per -pkg.. ... 10c
Superior baking ,powder 16 -oz. 23c
Chateau cheese, haTE ib. pkg. I ac
Princess 'soap Bakes Grant size and large size,
both for - .... ..
'Children's ankle socks . . ... ... 15c and 25c
Ladies full fashioned flotse pair .. .
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."• „eense! • s/fsee
Mr:harry Deters quietly spent his
80th anniversary at his old farm hom
with his son, Mr. and ISI.rs. Garnet
Deters. The former Mr. Daters is
quite smart for his age, and although
his eyesight is somewhat bleared ,he
takes a great deal of enjoyment out
of life.
. Western Fair Cancelled
London has decided to cancel the
'iWestern Fair for this sea on. This
action is taken in co-operation. with
.the Department of National Defense
as the plant and equipment are nee
Spired for military purpoees.
.NO PAPER NEXT WEEK
sWith next week the Zurich Herald
is now forty years of age, and we
are obeervingi this anniversary by
taking the weekte holiday. So
there will be no. paper next week.
A goodly number of subscriners who
first took the Herald forty yeare a-
ig.6 are still subscribers and to these.
we must vige special Thank Yon!
at this time. Our next issue will be
July 4th, and we hope to continue on
serving' you. .
TWO ARRTSTED
Goderich----Accusad If the theft of
a Red Cross bank &interning s2 odd,
from a rural school on the Blue Wes-
el: Highway, five miles south of Day -
field, in Stanley •Toweehip, Arthur
and Geerge Deeene Indians. were'ar-
rested by Provincial Constable Lorne,
Rutherford and lodged in county jail
without bail. The Dextera, same name
but no relation, ere alleged to have
gained entrance through a window
of the school and ere chargea with
breaking and entering. Other articles
also, are missing. The robbery occur-.
redslast Monday. The ac -used were
engaged cnttinge timer near by for
a lumber firm.
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Grand Bend
EVERY i>,II.GHT
From Saturday June 22nd till
Labor Day, Dancing to
WILLIS TIPPING
And His Cascade Music
NICKEL. DANCING
Amateurs. Look! 7
CONTEST
Monday, June 24th.
Special ,Cash Prizes for this Night:
let, PriZe $10,00. 2nd 5.00
don the exhibitions are cancelled -ese
COME ALONG—Mid WIN' .A. PRI Z8 they are WI% wod for ittilite-rx 'r-
And-
Drster in Final Orritcst poses,
. FEWER FAIRS
A' despatch 'last week said that
whether fairs: tad exhibitions through
but' Canada should be cancelled be-
cause of the -,War appeared to be a
matter of divided opinion. A survey
indicated, hewever, that the annual
fairs would be fewer in number and
less axnbitieue in most provinces. J.A.
Carroll, superintendent of agricultur-
al societies in Ontario, came out
stronglyin favor of retaining fairs,
.paeticularly the agricultural exhibit -
on two grounds; to, continue
encouraging the fames, in better
production methods, and to keep up
the Morale of the farnelaig population
1 -To said practically all, exhirsitions in
Ontario will be held. as usual except
in ORM where necessary buildings
are being used hy; the military math-
oritiee. In Ottawa, Toronto and Lori,-
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