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ZURICH HERALD
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DELUXE AND SPECIAL DE
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Ne�,do,cblechanitelchassis con-
Compro mier, body, lower,
with full-size
guider, running boards, More
powe d rful engine. greater economy.
Easier steerring• ocks riding. •'tote
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Easier .
front doors. Easier
luxurious interiorsplLr-cloar sedctlls
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six passenger
Cavo-doo three1passengeT coupes.
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LIFE ... LOW OPERATING COSTS �.
TWO QUALITIES OF THE NEW 1942 DODGE CARS THAT ARE MORE IMPORTANT TODAY THAN EVER BEFORE!
DODGE nails its Standard to the mast.
Dodge Dependability always has been
based on honest manufacturing and
the very best in materials. The rigid
Dodge standards still prevail.
Production for war comes first with all
of us, and there will be fewer Dodge
passenger cars built this year. But,
every civilian buyer of a Dodge car
will get for his money ... the most
beautiful car Dodge has ever built...
a car with longer life and one that will
operate atlower costs than ever before.
It is a fact easily proven by a short
drive that the buoyancy of the new
Full -floating Ride is more remarkable
than in any car we have offered be-
fore. The pleasure of driving these
new cars is enhanced because of a
number of new arrangements that
make for driver comfort.
Dodge engineers have made numerous
unseen mechanical improvements that
will save you money, in fuel and in oil,
that will lengthen the life of your car
and increase your pleasure in owning
it. These greater values are not visible,
but you may take the word of Dodge
that the Dodge owner gets them.
You may approach the purchase of
your new Dodge with complete con-
fidence in its,enduring value --its
ability to seryyou extremely well
for more years than you would nor-
mally choose to drive it.
Won't you accept your Dodge dealer's
invitation to a pleasant ride and see
these things for yourself?
DODGE DE LUXE DODGE SPECIAL DE LUXE.
Ward T • � L 7 �, � L HARRY ZIMMER, Dashwood
.Ii J. PASSMORE and SON, Hensall.
EXETER MOTOR SALES
At Blue Sunoco Garage
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A :FINISH FOR EVERY SURFACE
DANCE
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Hotel, Dashwood
OCTOBER ,24th
Murdock(Orchestra
General Admission 35c.
DASHWOOD
Anniversary services wrr: be held
an the :Evangelical church Rate Sunday
October 26th, when Rev. F. B. Mey-
tor will be the guest speaker.
]-harry Hoffman attended the Fun, -
tem! Director's Association held at
•tile hotel London last Friday. Hairy
is Secretary of this organization.
Donald Harris of Sarnia spent
few clays ,with relatives here this
week.
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KIPPEN NEWS
Miss Edna Cochrane visaed with
friends at Centralia on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons and
, fam 3y and Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry
1 visited 'on Sunday with Mrs. Parsons'
parent;, Mr. and Ml's. Joseph Linden
of Denfield.
Quite •:i number frem here atten-
ded Bruer:116H ;ananivicersary services
on Sunday.
Miss Verna Linden Is sending a
few days With her sister and brother-
in-law Mr.. and J>xx. Allelic 'Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs. G•eaurge 1i';eehola of
'Minden visited at the home of Mr.
send Mrs. W. Harney an Fric.ay last.
Anniversary services will !be con-
dele:ted in the 'United Church here
next Sunday October 26th at 11 a.'
m, and 7.30 p.m, by Rev. Mr. 'inrn-
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ull� Side North St
de Chvrch, Goderich.
The chair are preparing special mill&
and Mz- Benson Stoneman of Chisel.
horst will. be the guest soloist.
Mr. arra" Mrs. Enos Herdman, of
pArnviiir. 9-.1t^cl on T* r:•dny with,
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Hern in charge of the service. On
the corning Sunday Rev. Mayer of
Thames Roacl will conduct the ser--
ices at 2.30 p.m. Prayer worship on
Wednesday evening 29t'1 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Johnston is. able to be up
and around again after being con-
fined to her room.
1VIrs. Leon Jeffrey returned to her
home after spending a few days in
Kitchener.
Miss Eulene Jeffrey of ;London is
spending, some time with her par-
ents at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlay and
daughter Elizabeth called on friends
near Hillsgreen during the week,
litany from this vicinity went to
Zurich Thursday evening to enjoy
their ;fowl supper in the Lutheran
church property.
. Rev. ,and IVIrs. Jacob .Bender and
son 'c`'1a•eison; also Mr. and Mrs.
John L'en:te.r of Tavistock were Sun-
day visa 'ron with friends here, the
former jr,;TAllender conducting de -
1 it ervic: ^.s n the locn] 1lirrrmanite•
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,ce rr roar s of • The Saci,zme;nt df' the i.nrd' : 5u,} i.czz,,. of ileus and airs. ,l%dmund
l►.),wogram and! vier wasrtdminjstered In the Blake; Sw.errtzentrnber.
cilul'1h oil Sunlay afternoon( Bev, B..s. Mr, chid Mrs, Reuben bender; �p'f
-New Hamburg visited wan :friends
Gere over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Swartzentrubor,
Mr.; and Mrs. Chrus Swartzentruber
were Sunday visitors with Mr, and
,lis; Reuben Gingerich, Bronson. line
STANLEY' TOWNSHIP
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", We carry a full line of Purina P oducts, such as
4. Lay Chows, Concentrates and Dairy Feeds, Hog
4, Chows, Etc., Etc.
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Fresh Shipment Every Monday. Deliveries made -1
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Ma ssEY-FsaBxzv NEWS
Our complete line of Faros implements plements are not to
be excelled regardless of where they are made
We have all Canadian Products made by Canadian
Workmen and run by Canadian capital. - .See ..us
for your next purchase of farm equipment
Spring will soon be here and this is :a good time
to think of what repairs your present machinery will
require... All genuine M. -H.. parts kept in Stock or
orders taken.
Tel Shop 149 O. y � & SONS Res. 67
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CHOICE. VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND 1
All Ingredients Used are of the Highest Quality 1.
ALL CONFECTIONS -- ICE CREAM
Our Store will be closed each Wednesday Evening
SWFE T GOODS.
Eckel's Bakery Zurich :.
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Four Generations '_
Recent Visitors at the holm• o f 1
1Qr, and ]'Irs. Robert Baker, town �`—
Iti1i1; near }illi: 'seen, were: Mrs. W. •
:t::er and Ilti s Gladys, of Hensall';
limas Wanda Baker, of Staffs, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen. Baker and sons of
Dashwweod, and Mr, and Mrs. Austin
Baker and sons of Stratford. There
were ,four- generations at the old
rainily home that day; they were:
Mrs. W. Luker, her son, Rocert Bak-
er, her grandson, Glen Baker, and
her great grandson, •Glen Leo. Baker
UENSALL
Mr; and Mrs, Garnet Mousseau and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee •Oesch of St. Cath-
arines, were recent visitors with re-
Iatives here.
Mr. Roy MagLaren, who has been
employed with the McKinnon Indus-
try, at St. Catharines, has resigned
his position and has accepted a pos-
ition with Traquiar:s Hardware, at
Exeter.
,Mrr. Joe Ferguson who recently
underwent an operation at Scott Me-
1norial Hospital, Seaforth, is much
imj'lrroved and able to return to his
home here.
Miss Amy Lainniie of `Windsor,
and Miss Philpot of London were
week -end guests with the formerrs 1
mother Mrs.,.Lantniie, and sister,, Miss
Greta Lammie.
Dr. and Mrs. Byron Campbell' and
members of their family .of Toronto,
were holiday visitors at their home
here.
Mrs. Emma Hawthorne of Houston
Texas, is visiting with Mr, and Mrs.
S.Meaner and Mrs. Flossie ;:;rock.
Mr. Gerald .Cnmrhr11 of Si
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Caw sus="•itl r1t occur-
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at the home •of her sin„ APc ,.
Sparks near Baytfi'e:lf&
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Zurieli Drug Store
QUALITY DRUGS
WEEVILCIDE:
16 oz.. Bottle 50c
1 gallon size . >.. . 4.85
Recommended by Department o f .Agriculture for
destroying Weevil ill grain. One gallon treats
500 bushels. Must beused in warm weather 65
degrees farenheight..
..CO EWER OIL
Highest quality available from reliable
Drug Houses..
Dr. J. A. AddisoD, Proprietor
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i(L PPrS CIE-$ ` W SERVICE
MARATHON GAS
A Gas known to every :motorist_ Why take chances in
inferior Gas when you can buy Good Gas at Regular
Prices. ' .:. .i
Engineered Lubrication
At Elopes you get Guaranteed Indian Lubrication, using 7 Nina. i•
of grease. We invite you to watch us Lubricate your Car and sere
how Trained Attendants Grease Cars
Expert Repairing
We use the KING AN ALYSER to properly�TUV Tune
Up our Motor.a
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Clean and Tidy Rest Rooms. Zurich's Finest and Most Up-to-date
and Service Station.
Drive int and let us service and "
for Accessories, Good- ear Tires
Pep Up your Car for
the Warmer Weather and Better Roads,
HOWARD KLOPP, LESSEE
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C. Fritz & Son. , sed Car Lot in Connection
Red Cross Makes Shipment
A large shipment has left Red
Cress work rooms for 'Toronto head-
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scarves, t)O 1prs. socks, 10 prs. sea
men stockings, 14 turtle -neck sweat-
ers, 10 pts ;mitts, 15 aero helmets, n
»at 11i)R1";„4 are 110W c.''rr'C a sh'e't1+1r'r'.:: sweaters. hospital :',nppl-
i.' 1 7, r:t 1/0 7.1.7 gtota. 7• •,} .rt:;-?: Y1 Y: 20 5r'Y`"s.
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tug: Knitted goods, ++
b' g , 14 piss of %wag-�ba"lra�:c bmobet
s, 4 bottle w:rrr,.ers
Atv,5t tlitk% 9 summative. cabs,' 291jprs. soaktro.