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Forty Second Year .
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Y MORNING, SEr'7"LIMBER 4, 9411
Rates : $1.)r; in e'en 1a, in advatt
$1,50 in U.S.A., in advancee
CHESTER L. SMITH, Publishee
t. 22»d
d 23rd3 the dates of Zurich Fall Pair
Are You - Suffering, From
Headaches?
if so; Have your Eyes Exemined with
'the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. a
OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICE — ONE.
Good Glasses. at Reasonable Prizes
THIEL'S HAIRDRESS/NG
NOTICE
We have recently installed a
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now
better than ever.. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. eatED THIELE, Proprietress
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
BETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Will be closed during the Summer
Months Wednesday Afternoon and
Evenings.
MRS. EDW. GASCHO, Prop.
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About the fir.A week of Sept.
Dodge a
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ODELS
Finer at Better Than Ever
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Shortening„ 2 ib. prints
Orange Marmalade per jar -- 25c
'Keen's Mustard, quarter -lb. tin .... ,.—.............25c
Cocoanut Marslunello coolies, -peril)
Finest Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. 25c
Aroxon fly coils, 2 coils
Royal 'York co ffe.e.„ 1 -lb. in .....•.....
Lux Flakes, small 10c. Large plgg.....
Grape fruit juices. 2 tins
Toilet tissue, 4 rolls — ... _ 25c
Chateau cheese:, half:lb. pkg. . ..... —......,— 20c
Superior Baking Powder 16-oz:tin — . - 23t
Magic White bleach per bottle . . — _ _ . 10.c
Fruit Jars, 'Vinegar, arowax, and all Spices for
your pickling Needs rAt Popular Prices
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Leavitt's Theatto
Exeter, Ont. Phon'e
AIR CONDITIONED '
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
TWO FEATURES
That Night in Rio
Special Tecnicolor Feature Se4ring,
ALICE FAY and DON AME -PE,..,
Therowee Strip
With FLORENCE RICE and4„:.ee
RICHAizb'
Monday, Tuesday, Wedireelay' •
"ee
Verginia
Starring ERROLL .ZLylerNi
,,,e
An All Star Cast reeeef•
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Draper of
Toronto were week -end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin ,Schilbe.
Mr. Carl Cafes has returned to
his home in Kitchener after speeding
some weeks at the home of Mr. and
IVIra. Alf. Melick.
Mt Elgin Snider and friend, of
eeisa; Mr. Wilmer Snider of Lon-
.1don split the week -end at the home
Mrs Mabel Snider
• Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Wagner and
eegh have yeturned to their home in
Guelph, after holidaying at the Wag-
ner home in Zurich for a time.
;Mrs', George ivietcalf and daughter
epe of London, spent the holiday at
eelee:ehonie of Mr, and Mrs. Hilton
truenmer, 14th con.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schade, Mrs.
„geol.& Metcalf and daughter Joan
of London were week -end guests at
tele .home of .Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Smith and other friends.
Raises $525:'„, ^
The Red Cross earn 1.:;:, lelneha*
held Wednesday even in ":,.1p4.4004.'
A the past week Mr.
field was a grand sucReCA,fledPaY-
Mr. and Mrs. Paily and family of
ing all expenses the proee**neeepe •
ted to $525. The local ecitiemi0 iwish •
rey. of Woodstock were •week -end
to thank all thoose who6'.blielPed:.
to. visitors at the ho: :e of Mr. and Mrs.
make it a success Ni
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Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jeff-
"cptoer?aBedard 1942 PLOWING Al ' ',.,'1,-'4r-pcelViseritin
rHeiu-vyi
s°13fitIol,wLnolnsd:nt
Clinton — The 1942 Hurn4e where he had an operation perform-
ty International Plowing Mate e
mittee met in the agricultuter't eii .
room with ,The various 'sections.; w lProVirig very nicely"Bedard is
nicely.
represented,The n
chairman:. --p lit -
,, ,, ,d Mrs. A. Kaiser ' (bridal
Thomas, „Goderich, presided 'AeblUe- ea, i.,, ,.4
eeeeeeeee, a....tha„aeleweee—meeelee:seeee,ee.e qeeeevie) Mand Mrs. Heinmillee of
itid'i*;yrdpzecv..witrac&fragtie..%4)t40-,Afri," :eted ,a. ;few
n : ' days last
maof the grounds committee, :is 43-67"'";7"-:-1(c.,.i.:---0*1,:,Alt§:
',g.tcyton O. Smith, Bliie Water High -z
,e'eaelee. ,t .1.„*•••• •
'Dennis Bedard.
instructed to have this arranged. Thd
township roads are also being great
ly improved by the Math,* and: e The Ladies Aid of the St. Peter's
Hullett Township Councils, andie# 'teleran church. held their .birthday
that connection splendid prOgre iThseting in the basement of their
=eh on Tuesday evening,. The off -
was very encouraging and a
go,o4 program was rendered
The annual meeting of the Hen -
and district War ervice Cora-
,
Ittee will be held is the Town Hall
tfeneall this Friday evening; Sept.
5tji. All the public interested are in-
eteeed to attend this meeting.
'-reAMr. Lawrence Bedard has left on
already had been signed byaeffielW, ,ursday last for Kitchener where
of the BritiCh Food Ministry, ik,geie 41`e, will join the army for the four
one year, beginning Oct 1. It c:4118 'oniths' training. Mrs. Bedard' is
for a price increase of 25 P.M -1;f: 'fit present spending some time at the
r the second year agreement for de-', home of the former's sister, Mr. and
livery of 425,000,000 poinds which: MeereClarence Jeffrey at Woodstock.
Mr Gardiner said he expected meld
be completed a little before Oeteher.
TO REPLACE IVIAteeINES
Ottawa—Officials concerned' with
ter-.
curtailing civilian use of ieeee mu
was reported..
A LOT OF BACON'
Winnipeg — Agriculturale?linister,
Gardiner announced in .a statenient•
that an agreement has beerCereaebecie
with British Ministry of Food for' the'.
Dominion to deliver 600,000,000,',Ibse
of Canadian baton at a price of
15 for 112 pounds, grade A.` Witte
,hile Lola Canadian seaboard, -The
agreement which Mr. Gardiner ,eaid.
• Sehools re -opened ony Tuesd'a
Morning and the old school bell a -
pain rang out bright and' dear. call-
ing all the children of school age to -
nether to the place of learning which
has essential to war indlistrlasetteee-a-d rWill fit them up for future life. The
out the prospect that Canadiane natY !teaching gaff of the heal school eon -
have to return, in some- degree; 'sists of Miss Paisley from Stouffeille
living conditions of their grand:Pee- as teacher of Remit, also Horne. Eb-
ents. More walking instead .of drivee:onomits teacher; Miss 0. (e'Brien his
ing, washiboards instead of iriathinese Charge of Room IT, while Mr. V: Din-
en•ooms and dusters instead Of vacathenin takes can of the senior room.
Cleaners, ice deliveries in peace Of Mrs. M. .0esch of town again has the
electric refeigerators. Those, it -Noels Bronson line school and Mrs. Del -
said, may be things of' the rotine 'beet Geiger is teaching the 14tie con.
when the curtailment program. a school. There, is in generall velar
its stride. "But if we are to win this shortage of teachers.
war we must be prepared to make •
the same sacrifices our enemies are OBI"FUARY
forced to acepet" said one authority.
It is a competition of sacrifice at
home as leach as a -competition of
urns.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Mrs at Bayfield,
James henry Reid, well -knee=
inerchant„ deed on Tuesday at his
home at tenyfield, followinga lenge
thy illness. Bern in 1874' on thea' -
The Council of the Towaseip of field ree in Stanley Township, the
Stephen met in the Town HallCre- ,eldest wee of the late Mr, zuee•
diton, on Tuesday Aug. 5th with aall John teiet, he lived ,eu the faveileeree
members present. The minutes of the sidenee until 1907. 11e then Neigh(
regular meeting of Silly 7, and the out the store of J. Fraser, ,whicle he
special meeting on July 18th were eonwetted until eal'y this year., He
W a member of ehe Board of Nan -
read and adopted.
Ylotiort, that an allowance of 10c leg:meet of the igenox lereeleyterian •
a mile be made to those persons elearele Bayfield teeasurera the
cutting weeds with a mower. Andl Daytield Agricialeural Soeiety, and a
that the following orders be passedmember of the; local cemetery board.
Pay sheet No. 8 $818.58; Beetk Surviving ate three sisters: Misi
of Commeree, cashing cheques 1.86 Mary IVIaey Reid, with whom he lived
Cara Geiser, milk re Jackson 'e.44; Miss Ida Reed of Detroit; Mre j. W.
Anna Gill, rent, Jackson 38; Edwin Elliott of lhucefieed and three broth.
Beaver, sack of cement .70e; Dr. G. ers, Robertson, who lives at the old
K. Wharton, account re 'Payior $10. family, homestead; William E. Reid
The Connell adiottened to niet a of Winnipeg and George 1J Reel of
gain in the Towe Hall, Crediton. nI flee West, The funeral is beg held
Tuesday, ti,,e 2,na oe September at.si 'from his late residence oe Thursday
are at 2. 30 pan. Interment ir in the
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Optical
Repair
Service
BROKEN LENSES ACCURATELY
DUPLICATED
ANY SHAPE AND SIZE, AND AT
A MODERATE PR ICE
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
WE HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW
OFFICE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET AND WILL BE
ABLE TO OFFER THE PUBLIC
BETTER SERVICE AND T H
WORLD'S FINEST ANTHRACITE'
BLUE COAL
ALSO MILLER CREEK ROSEDALE
ALBERTA, AND THE ROE FARMS
PROVEN FEEDS
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID;
EGGS ACCORDING TO GRADE
W. R. DAVIDSON
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THE PARTNERSHIP OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMERS OF W. H. HOFFMAN AND KEITH
WESTLAKE, KNOWN AS:.
Elotrinan AVestiake
For the Benefit of those, whenever in need, W. I -I.
Hoffman's Home in Zurich is open to the Public
to be used as a Funeral Home, where the best of
Care and Courtesy will be given.
Funeral. Directors and Ambulance Service
Er
Vk/ UrttlIkai.elf
Phones 86 and 93.
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Come In and See Our
Summer
oods
Men's Work Shirts at
1.5985c' up
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Men's Work Pants
Electric Fences, Seeds, Feeds, Harness Repairs,
Boots and Shoes
Let us' supply you with your General Merchandise
A oGod Fresh and Clean Stock on Hand
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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