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Forty Second Year
ZUR1CHD THURSDAY
iflORNING SETT-MEER 11, 19 41.
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and 23POLthe dates of Zurich
Acre You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes. Eboamined with
the Latest Methods art& Equipment at
- A. L. COLE, RAI
OPTOMETRIST BT OPTICIAN
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Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRtCES
C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
rhe Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Usedi. Opeo every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
NOTICE
We have recently installed a
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can servethe public now
better than ever. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. FRED THIEL, Proprietress
.BETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Will 'be dlosed during the Summer
Months 'Wednesday Afternoon and
Evenings.
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About the first week of Sept.
Dodge and De Soto
1942 MODELS
Finer and. Better Than Ever
WARD FRITZ
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
19 CENT SALT,:
Peter Pan Peas,, No. 3 sieve, 2 tins . 19c
Pork and beans, 2 tins
19c
Fry's Cocoa, half -lb. tin ...........19c
Biscuits, assorted., cream, Ib. ... ..... 19c
Tomato Soup, C'Ampbells, 2 tins . 19c
Fresh ready cut Macroni, 4lbs. — 19c
Libby's mortal spaiitette 2 15 -ca. tins
Lynn Valey desert pea ,s, 2 tins
New Port Fluffs
Cimmpion Dog Food, 2 tins
ODex Toilet soap, 3 bars
San White Toilet Tse „ 3 rolls......................1
VfcLarens lello Powder, 4 pkgs.
Corn Starch, per Pkg.
Sugar,. granulated 10 lbs.
'Old English floor wax 14b. tin
Old Dutch Cleanser', 2 tins
19c
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19c
19c
25c
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Phone 140
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Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
AIR CONDITIONED
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Sept. 11, 12, 13.
Buck Privates
Special feature starring the popular
stage comedians Bud Abbott and
Lou Costello.
Added: CANADA CARRIES ON
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Sept. 1.5, 16, 17
Two Features
Meet Boston Mackie
Starring Chester Morris.
Her First Beau
Comedy, with Jane Withers and.
Jackie Cooper.
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SPECIAL for Fair Day Sept. .1.8r:1
JEAN AUTREY AND SMILY,
BURNETTE in
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. Back In the Saddle -I'''';•
Added—Stooge Comedy and 13.4
Keetin Comedy.
SPECIAL—Midnight Show, 111:00-,:
day, Fair Night, commencing at 12O5
Friday and Saturday.
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Aviation Drama starring Roy Millvd
Wm. Holden, Brian Donlevy, all sti
cast; Blue ,Ribbon award wanner. .
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IN MEIVIORLikal
Pfaff—In loving ::- memory fit.
dear mother Mary Pfaff who dePa
ed this life, September 10, 1940.:':.
One year has passed away,
Since one, we loved so well,
"Was taken from this earth,.("'
With Jesus Christ to dwell.
The flowers we place upon her gr4N
May wither and decay
But the love, for her who sleeps
neath,
.Shall never fade away.
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Entes "r;in Cqnn.da, in advartoot
$ L50 in U.S.A., in advattet
CITES'iT,R L. SMITH, Publisber.
Fall Fair
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Mr. and Mrs. Gid Koehler were
Sunday visitors at London.
Mrs. Frank Kane and tiwn children
of M.mtreal, are visiting with relati-
ves here.
Mr. Paul Hess of Toronto was a
weekend visitor with his parent -s, Mr
and Mrs. A. F. Hess.
Mr. and Mrs W J Dawson of
.Bayfield were Monday visitors in
town.
Mr. and .Mrs. Percy Weston of
Bayfield ,'were Saturday visitors in
town.
Mrs. C, Eilber is at present spend-
jng a fewdayswith relatives and
.friends in and near Hensel].
IVEss Margaret Hey of London; Mr
,,and Mrs. Austin Hey of Detroit were
Week -end visitors with their mother,
Mrs,»John Hey.
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and Mrs. Milton McAdams and
.;babY,.: Harry Bassow, Master Norm -
An' sig.Aler, Mrs T. McAdams took in
ilte::•qbronto Fair on Sate.
,The, many friends of Mr. Harry
Bedard who,had'h::en operated at St
Joseph's, Hospital, London recently,
e pleased to hear that he is getting
afOngfas.wela as (....sn be expected.
41Studerits attending Clinton Coll-
iegiate; for this term are as follows:
giss0 'Dorothy O'Brien, Alpha Mey-
'efs„;wilY Dagg, Doreen Gingerich,
Ind Mr. Miltori-,Dagg.
Mies . Gertrude and Melvina
hade 6f London were week -end
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iters with their brothers, Mr. and
tClarence Schadis,- 14th ::eckird;"
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arid,,TIVIr. and Mrs Ervin c.-,ade, of
Vashwbod.„
Merner of Elmira, Miss:
:;n:Oallfas and Mr. B. Goetz, of
- • Kiterier 'have returned home after
se1Iding some time with the form-
triSs,rrents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
local fall fairs will soon be
n'kidst, don't forget the dates
3L.
5day and Tuesday, Sept. 22nd and
Ever remembered by her Child:midis.: AirfiCat ,Zurichi; and the two follow -
ii aya Wednesday and Thursday
S.V.43:#.yffejd Fair.
W. M. S. RALLY
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SALESMAN SENTENCED
Archibald Butler, Toronto. stock
salesman was convicted at 'Walkertan
of charges under the Securities fist
of Ontario. He was fined $20:00,
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charge cf not being registered
broker or salesman in Ontario. aad
given a jail term of six months. He
was given a similar sentence, "consec-
utive with the first, on a, e#argp.f.
calling at the residence of John Mc-
Kenzie, Huron Township, far thelyar
pose of trading in securities.
.MORE BEER AND CIGARETTES'
a. Mervin Reuber, of Zion
-!Evatigelical Church, Kitchener, was
,t e4Peaker ab the fall rally at the
rittatt district W.M.S. of the Ev-
anV,allical church here in Zurich last
,Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs.
Cressman of Waterloo, newly
Llected President of the district and
iNtIrs.: E. E. Pletch, Stratford, also ad-
dhiesiiireg the Meeting. At the evening
Sion Rev. Stanton Lautens.chlaget
miksicmary to :China and bora': in Kit
Ottawa — Canada is becoming ciene, spoke. Mr. Lautenschlager
great beer -drinking nation., whetT lwas head of the English department
or not, in time of war, or any other ,Cheeloo University, at Tsman,
time, this fact will be: relished.. Can Spannung for seven years. Whenwar
adians are consuming beer at the rate .-roke out between Japan and" China;
of 70,000,000 gallons a year, The university was forced to close,
bigger gallonage is in the draft tuff and he was moved to Chengtu, West
But the hard liquor is: about the China, where he again took up nis
same. Cigarettes are being increasing'- work. He is a very interestingspea--
ly smoke:d—a billion mare this year kes :and was much enjoyed by: the
than. in the fiscial year of 10S9 -be, large gathering.
fore the war broke out. Eight '
ion cigarettes are being smoked pro-
ducing a revenue of $40,000,000.
Cigar consumption which hit the bot-
tom is staging a comeback.
HELD REUNION
The Heist reunion was ;Lead at
Crediton on September 2nd with an
attendance of over 175. After a sum-
ptuous dinner the business was trans-
acted and newly appointed officers
were elected. It was decided to hold
the reunion next year on Labor Day,
to send a donation of $10.00 to the
Queen's Fund. After the business a
good program of sports was run off
rad there were games for the youn-
crest to the oldest. There were prizes.
HYMENEAL,
Ayekte—C am pb e
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
at Mount :C'ktrinet, was the• scene. of 43
lovely wedding whoa Frances, daugs
hter of rir. and Mrs. Jerry Camp-
bell, betc-Ime the bride of Richard
Ayotte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Ayotte 14th con., Hay. The bride,
give)).in marriafe by, her father, -71sore
a fleAt4ength gown of pale, pink
triple sheer with a short shirred' jac-1
kelt:. Her pink net. vela, held in placel
a halo of lilies of the valley:, was
fingertip Ientth, Her flowers were
pink briarcliff, Mis.: Ursula Camp -
given todthe following. Youngest. hell was hel sister's only attendant
member present, Sandra Finkbeiners.•and wore a c.ostanne of white organ -
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alvin Fio'st- na embossed in 1tte. Alvin Ayotte
beiner, Creclitori; old 't rnember
sent. Godfrey Wein, Crediton; youn-.
osest married couple prosent, l‘..,1r and
Joh:f Fago, Romeo, Mich; The
Jfilcers for the ensuing Fa, -Pre-
sident, Josinia Braun, T.:Jed
was groomsman for his brother, The
ushers were John Camnhell, brother
of the bride, and Lawrence Ayotte,
the groom's brolher. -7:•21.0•3nnents
were served at the holm, of thf,..,
bride's parents. The wedding dinnner
prOS., 3,108(`. Tial'",. PISITOn, MIS served Ma the Hotel innwrial,
N-17-treaSe Find, Cla.re. (hand Bend, Mr, and ;Ths:, Ayaitr
Mieh, will rt!side II NV i rid so 17.
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BROKEN LENSES ACCURATELY
DUPLICATED
ANY SHAPE AND SIZE, AND AT
A MODERATE PRICE
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite'
ask for
BLUE COAL
ALSO: Rosedale Alberta,.
Semet-Solvay Coke,
Miller Creek, Etc.
The Roe Farms Milling CCE:1;
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs according to Grade
Pone 10 - Hensel,'
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