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ZURICH. THURSDAY 'VI ORNIN G, FEBRUARY 6, ( Q4 1
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REASONABLE PPaCES
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Me Newest. Approved Method of
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Week Day Except Wednesday.
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late
Christopher Dieterich wish to greatly
thank the neighbors, friends and
relatives for the kindness and sym-
pathy .extended during tne recent
departure of their father.' Also for
the spiritual bouquets.
THE LOWEST PRICES
Sales Prove Salesmen Commissions to pay..
No Finance Charges to Pay
SPECIAL -Only one left at the .old Price, New I 941
Dodge.. Purchased before tax raise
1939 Chev.. Coacix,like new $685
1940 Dodge mach, choice 785
1939 Dodge De Lux coach . . : $695
1940 Pontiac Coach, like New
1931 Ford Coate newly painted $190
1929 Ford Coach, repainted $125
1929 Ford Coupe $85. 1932 Chev. Sedan
WARD FRITZ
ere. ant for your 1941
havit
's There
Exeter, Ont.
Phone 135
Thurs., Friday, Saturday
Saturday Matinee
THREE SHOW UNIT .
Christmas Under Fire ..
The gross Theatre rentals through
out Canada .and the U. S. will go to
the British War Relief authorities
This theatre is donating 50% of
gross receiptof the entire perform
ance to the British War Relief auth-
orities.
Blondie Plays Cupid
Starring Blondie and Dogwood
• Toilers of the Range
Starring Chas. Starrett and Sons of
the Pioneers.
GENERAL ADMISSION Evening 3• 5c
Special Saturday Motinee; Children
15c., Adults 25c.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
M. Smith Goes:to Washing..
ton
Stareieg James Stewart and Jene
Arthur. An all star cast.
COMING—Let George do it, starring
(iso. Foundy ; Northwest 14.10 anted.
Police.
South Huron
• Agricultural Society Meets
There was an unusually large at-
tendance and interest ..shown at. the •
annual meeting- of .the.South Haien
Agricultural Society, held at the I
Commercial Hotel, Heiman, Saturday i
afternoon last. The Society holds an
annual seed fair on February of each
year at Hensall, as well as a spring
stock show in Aped, and in spite of
the fact that it charges na admission
feeat either show, it has always
:maintained a high financial standing,
and always paid its prize money in
full, regardless of the weather. The
financial statement this year showed
a substantial bank balance and the
Board of Directors unanimously de-
cided to carry on both fairs again
, this year, at least, and as much long -
or es conditions will permit. Dr. A. R.
Comp'eell, of Hensall, was re-elected
President, a position he has filled for
several years, and to whose interest
and iniative is due much of the suc-
____ane.„.„4 eess of the Society. Other °facers
ana,eneeeneeagt ing, M.P.; Jas Ballantyne, MLA; lst
were: Hon. Presidents,- W. H. Gold -
v; .:e-pres., Alex. Buchanan; 2nd 0.
Geiger; directors, Geo. Armstrong,
W. R. Dougall, W. Consitt, H. Wright
T. Sherritt, W Decker, R. M -Peck, L
Chapman, 1V D Saunders, A 13 Bell, S
Dougall, J Scott, E Shaddick, Syd.
McArthur, F. Watson; Secy-Trens.
M McLean; auditors, i' Hontheon
and R. J Paterson. The date of the
seed fair to be held in tho Town
Hensall, was set for Friday.
Feb. 28th at which it is expected
Prof. Mason, of the Ontario Agric-
ltral College, Guelph, will act as
judge, and will ale deliver an nd-
dress. The spring stock show will be
held on the Saturday following the
.spring fairs of -Clinton and Seaforth.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Speciak for Thrsday, Friday and Saturday
Van Camp's tomato choice quality large tin,.
2 fins . . 23c
Hillcrest Shortening, 2 14b. prints .... .. . . . .....23c
Life Buoy Soap, 4 cakes.
Ready cut macroni, 4 lbs.
Rinso, large . .. .
Snow cap toiletpaper, 4 rolls
Hawes floor -wax, 14b. fin .
Cowan's Cocoa, 14b. tin . 27c
Royal ork tea, mixed, half -lb. pkg. 37c
Quick Quaker oats, plcs..r, ,..23c
Grape fruit juice 50 -oz. tin -.... ... . .....
'Brooms, F'tra special for Saturday 29c
Ladies' House Dresses ,newest spring styles —.1.25
Print Aprons, extra special at ...... . 25c
New spring prints at,per yd.
I 9c
23c
.25c
49c
25c
Broad cloths, special at yd 18c
Art Sateen& (for Saturday only) per yd -35c
Pyjama, Cloth, reg. 35c. ya. Special at
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TOWN HALL - ZURICH
ON
'T.HURDAY EVE., FEBRUARY 6th.
At 8 pan.
: :Proceeds for Local Red Cross Society
GOOD PRIZES
..k(linlaision----26c. for 10 games. Extra
mes 10C. Door Prize
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Public Dance
ON
WED, EVE., FEBRUARY 12th
MURDOCK ORCHESTRA
Adinimion 25o, Refreshment Booth
You aro Invitc'd
Rates: -'1.P5 in Canada, in advaneet
$1.50 in U.S.A., in advanew
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Mr. :Jacob Beichert of the Blind
Linewas taken to Clinton Hospital
and opera on for appendicitis:
Master Charles -Cowen of Exeter,
Was a week -end visitor 'at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz.
Mr. Archie MacKinnon who is at-
tendingVeterinary College at Guelph
spent a few days at his home here
last week. There was the annual
Veterinary convention and the Col-
lege closed a nee days.
Ehner Mage), ,Mrs. Earl Smith,
Mrs. Jacob Smith, accompanied by
friends all o; Detroit, were in town
on Saturday morning. They were on
their way to Toronto, where Mrs.
Smith is visiting with friends.
A Field Seeretary of the reed Cross
Society will be present and address
a public meeting in the Town Hall,
Zurich, next Mon,Lev eneninge A
full attendance of inteee...ted
and donators are anticipated. Be
sure and attend if you are interested
in thieaU importe; ; work.
Pad SodaMeeting
On Tuesday, February 4th, the
Ladies'. 'Aid Socie.y of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church acceptea a very
kind bealtation of Mrs. P. Haberer, to
hold their monthly meeting, combined
With a :social evening, at her home.
The lensiness part of the meeting was
folloWeet-% Progressive-. aeroplane
bunco. The prize going to Mrs. John
Fuss. A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess.
Mr. Clarence Schade of the Blue
Water Highway, - south of St. Joseph
who recently sold his 90 -acre farm
to Mr. Waiper of near the Bend, ha
purchased the fine 118 -acre farm on
the 14th. concession from the Estate
of his 'late untie, the Wni. T. True-
mner Estate. . Possession will be giv-
en March lst. This farm on the 14th
cou. which Mr.. .Schade purchased is
the old Truentier homestead, and the
from where. his -mother, Mrs. Wm.
Schade was raised. We will welcome
the Schade famirY closer to Zurich.
Womens- Institute
On Monday evening, Fez...eatery 3,
the Zurich Women's Institute met in
the Town Hall, Zurich for the regu-
lar monthly meeting which opened by
the Institute - Ode followed by the
Lord's. Prayer. Mrs, Mervin Stelek
gene current events in which she ex-
plained the Saving Stamps and Cer-
t'ficetee. Doreen Schilbe, Dolores
Klapp, Jean Krueger and Avis /lab-
eler sang and acted "When it's lamp
Lighting time in the Valley". A read-
ing by Kathleen Hay. Mrs. John Turk
helm gave a talk on songs and com-
posers felloWed by a duet by Mrs.
Bryce and Mrs. W. Fritz. Mr. NV. H.
Edigholfer gave a talk on Historical
Research on the Township of Hay,
which proved to be very interesting.
Mrs. Mervin Stelek gave a reading
on "There'll Always be an England"
after which the Institute sang it.
The roll call was answered by favorite
hvmns and composers. The president,
Mrs, Meyers took charge of eusmess,
after whicb the committee servetl
lunch. The committee in charge were
Mrs. Erwin Schilbe, Mrs. W. Fritz,
Mrs. ellivin .Stelck, Mrs Ed Haberer,
Mrs. McAdams, Kathleen Hay
HYMENEAL
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The marriage of Ruth Louise, dau-
ghter of Rev. and Mrs. E. Turkhefin
of Zurich, to Arthur Fleming Neve.
son of Pr. J. L. • .Nove, Spritagfteidn
Obio, took plane quietly at Trinity
Lutheran Church in London, on Fri. -
day, January bist. The father of
the bride officiating., The bride wore
a light rose wool ensemble suit, 0.
large pale blue hat and tt corsage of
orchids. Gertrude Turldieim of Tor-
onto was the. larides only attendant,
she was dressed hi hyacinth blue with
rose accessories and a corsage of
carnations. Egbert William ?sloidig
of Detroit actea as boKt Man. Aftee
the young couple return from, their
honeymoon to Ohio and 'Chicago,
they will take up their riaidenco at
Royal Wridhigam
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CONVALESCENT
SYMPATHY
Birth Announcement
Birth Congratulations.
Graduation.
Anniversary, Etc., Etc.
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