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Fine Reycaa $31. for
79c yd"
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„ 30c.yd
Pa; • •• 75c pair
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29c
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25c
25c
25c
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z.-vaap, 5 bars and co -b
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A Speci”1. Parch,sc of 25 large boxes Cookies
arrived
Extra Ve.lue at 14c to 18c a ib. Get a Supply now
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Gold Medal coffee with 10c bottle manilla 55c
(awn Blend Tea, per lb. ........ ...... . „_.......... 69c
Odcx Soap, per cake
Zinc xings, per dozen
Scalas, 2 lbs, ..... .
5c
25c
25c
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Coils, 5 for
Jelly owders all flavors per pkg.
Olives, 1 7 -oz. jar
Mao %,..4Y2 age
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Mrs. Fred Heborer and Miss Ann
Deters sPent Monday at London.
A very heavy rale .eisited these..
parts on 3.7. Lela and , thing.; are gett-
ing new life.
The Deportment of Highways ha
e-reat}Le. Improved the Zurich Road by
a coat of oil.
HerVeeting iS a thing of tine past
•!1&•., in these parts, the herds aro
all hare now.
Mrs, Allen Craie- from Toronto
visited her mother Mrs. 0. Koehler
over the week -end.
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P .01)UCE WANTED NIiee Ada Koehler who has 'beer:
PHONF ting here for a week has returned
1 Ito Torento.
Mr. and1-es. Theodore Wagner
emze-eeeeezeleze-exereleveneeevezewergewel.seeeea,72,,eeerem of Guelph are visiting with the for -
parents here.
Mr. Mozart and Arthur Gelinas of
the Goshen line, north, spent Sunday
Bayfield with their brother Claude
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Annus of.
IDetroit spent the week -end witinle
land Mrs. Max Denomme of Blaice.
IMrs. Lydia McIsaac of Crediton
called at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred 3,Teliek on Monday:
Dolly 1-14eean of the Parr tine
hies reteentel. home after spending- a
few days at London. •
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Gee Volland of Detroit
1313,1t'y sriont helidagee-af the home of
Catharine eee, •d.
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Ell The "Walsden"
contains 750
springs, encased in
individual pockets
for maximum resi-
liency, lasting com-
fort and durability.
Upholstered with
layers of high qual-
ity white cotton
felt; Imperial roll
edges and side
stitched to give a
permanent upright
edge. All standard
sizes $32.50
&Agog eg
6'1:21' WS
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Vdue - With All
the Features
Higher Priced
Mattresses •
Here is a mattress that
sells at $32.50 and com-
pares in value to many that
sell at a much higher price.
Thousands of satisfied
buyers have found in the
"Walsden" a mattress that
brings restful, refreshing
sleep; complete satisfaction
and long lasting wear.
Come in and find out for
yourself why we say --you
can't beat the Marshall
"Walsden" for value and
comfort!
STADE and WEIDO Phone No, 92 Zurich
Born -le r•trrelev Toeirnshin. on
emeeet 2nri. to :Mr. and MIT. CaulP-
1-,011 ,Itleainley (nee. Olive Witmer) e
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.;-; ''' tock with 'Air. 'an•d
C. -Tnyers. .
• • ; TCoehler end
de• 0,1'fox 111. Koehler
„eel 1,k7, r';'11Ft''`I'01"1 Visited at
}1.1intsville over tbe •Leeeizeend.
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The Mieeee " r • ! .1s "7'70'
'eereeer of Ritehernr Leere eeeets
10n1 of :)aters, Sr., for,
1ee nee:- two wre's.
dr. end :lenl /1;1
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Butter, creamery 41
Butter; claire 39
Eggs, dozen . 31, 28, 21, 16
.Dressed chickens 12-20
Chickens live .... ..... .... 10-14
Wheat, bushel 90
Oats, bushel 40
T.!ei-;ley, bit -11'1 . ; F 0
Buoiewheat,. bush 45
Flour, cwt. ' . 2.50-3.15
Pasty flour at mill, 25 -lbs. 65c
Shorts and bran, ton 28.00
Midi ton 30.00
''"'n7terreefeeee_
Miss Mecla Surerus • is on a boat
trip to Manitoulin leland.
Mr. Louis Wurm of Heasall, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Elsie Drover of Seaforth,
visiting at Leonard Erb's Parr line.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver of St.
Marys were Sunday guests at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Weber.
Nor./40,n Gascho has returned
to Byron Sanitoriam, London, after
spending a few weeks at his home
b.ere.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard and
family of London were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mrs. H. F. eWs
eloh.
Mrs. :Vienna Oesch 40..a. spent a
Rev weeks holidays witl-CKer mother
and other relativer near Kincardine,
has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Adana SippeI;. Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Sippel of Inver=
ton were recent visitors. witherektie,
yes in this vicinity.
TO EASE ON CAN. PASSPORTS
Ottawa -The prime minister's off-
ice announced that Canadians enter-
ing- the United States no longer re-
quyee passports valid for 60 days
beyond the date of their proposed
stay. The change WaS announced by
TO PLOW MORE ACRES
London, Eng. - Agricultural Min-
ister R. S. Hudson called on British
1..as to,aAor,- DR ad:14.1,:al 2,000,-
060: acres of land to bring up to
l,000,000 t1' 'United Kingdom's footi
lOd.1CtlOfl acreage,. Ho said 1u3
ed es much Innd as humanly rios:!
l,...e,nlJwed and sown this Pall and
we want a geeet deal 111
..hcat and beans.
inc fP:ISC!, 0111' ae1a1.. of pot, • re e t • r beet cr
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YOUR SEASON'S REQUIREMENTS ,!
We Always Carry a Flail Line of the Best of
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both Shelf and Heavy . Stanle Hardware; SP -oyes, 1
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•.: /Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let Us '
.., Offer You Good Sugg-estions along this Line..
P,. Some Good Used Heaters at VeryReasonable Prices
FURNITURE
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1. See Our Studio Couches mad Dianette Suites
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A Full Line of all the Home Requirements
Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Lateef s,.
i. in Furniture at Very Reasonab/ e Price; quality Con- ; .
sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress
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T Dininoom Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc: re'
SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
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For the more conservative purchaser we can save 4'
you many a dollar as we have a fine assortment of -
Slightly Used tFurniture that will give you big value for
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$ your Money. Drop in and look these over and get our
4 Rernarkable Low Prices -
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Dead and Pu'ubled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone: Colle,ct: Exeter 235. . Seaforth 15
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Ybur Stove Wood. Good 4 -foot Body WOOd
:„E• Very Reasonably Priced. Let Us Have your Order!
We also carry a Stock of New Brick and Tile
la Let Us Supply Your Wants in these Lines!
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AUD WILL DO YO' GLAZING WORN. WIHLE
WAIT.
LET US QUOTE YOU!
On Flindey veorn;.Le t'e, leeeel ne-
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engelical church -,;11 ,:•i•1 eeeeiee; at
ten o'clock in charge o the Brother-
heod of Men, Me. Colin Campbell of
n ,,n r Bayfel!I will b V til0 illi!aker.
The Sabbath school will follow the
morning eervice as usual,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vungblut and
laughtee Miss Inez and Mr. Jacob
9eichert attended the funeral of the
late William Dumart at Kitchener on
Wednesday. The 1at Mr. Duma.rt
who is a Zurich old Loy .parsed very
suddenly tn. Saturday evening.
WEED SPRAYING
Twenty counties and a large num-
'yer of townships have purchased or
rented power sprayers for the eridic-
ation of weeds :by chemicals, .because
they have found that weeds can be
killed by this means at les:s cot than
mowing, says John D. Maeleeod Crop
:3 ecds and weeds Branch, Ont. Dept. )a
of Agriculture, Toronto. A number kn
of counties engineers and township Pi
read ofilciale have reported that coete Era
:lave ,become lea vech year and that big
in a short time touching up of scat- Inc.
tered plants will be all that ts re- Th
(mired to hoop roach -ides clean of be.
vmeds. He states that scveYal conn nut
lits have purchas.A excepEraoally Ft r
I: ,eeve ei.,..aying outfits and o,e! pre.. the panel to Tray weede. for a-Uoining Ge
municipalities, when their own work ero
is completed.
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timir.incthei• nld f-tb.,r, \\in it-P-
;,.4;;Ir in The Dote:Iehreday Times.
Wetele for a fall page in the Augusi'
17 iesue-and another full page h,
Aeguet 24 hu'. i ure to gz!f
the Detroit Sunday Times this eve.
okankl every week,
•'' 'NEW. RADIO SCHOOL-
fairsized mushroom town i.
springing up on the site of the new
R. A. F.air radio school in Tucker-
Lnith;aeGranton corner on the Lon-
don road: Over two thousand stud -
ants eVill eventually be housed there.
This 5th e second radio school to be
;•rectrt in Canada; the other is al
Montfeal. Buildings are already
.printing up everywhere on what
was once the verdant farm of Nor
.111Ln l'yntlall. It is set in beautifu
!andecape surroundings. A poworfa
•,.ernattic scraper, with dumpine
equiptient, has been busy on ; the
c kend of the farm scraping off the
oils and filling in the hollows. Thr
ggott ConAruction Co. are the con
eters for the airport whieh is be
constructed under R.C.A.F. aur
es for the British Government
o TYdall barn and drive -shed wil
torn down but the house will re
in. A gravel road is under con-
Letien almost the full length o'
Clem. Piles of lumber are rising
ound has been cleared and nun -
us huts have been staked out.
Mations posts dot the landscape
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Tl HAYING AND HARVESTING SEASON WILL
riOON
BE IN OUR MIDST NOW AND HAVE YOU ,THOUGHT OF.
LOOKING AFTER YOUR MOWER OR BINDER, IN WHAT
CONDITION THEY ARE FOR THE CUTTING OF HAY AND
GRAIN, IF IN NEED OF REPAIRS LET US DO THIS FOR
YOU. WE HAVE GENUINE INTERNATIONAL HARVES-
TER PARTS AND WILL TUNE UP YOUR MACHINES FOR
THE BIG RUSH LATER ON,
CHICK STARTERS
We invite' you to come in and see our vaKious
kinds of Chick Starters, and get our prices which
are the lowest anywhere... Be sure and •call
F R SALE --A Large Weigh Scales.
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