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'Etablished 1900
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Nr.s. Sheila Teevins (nee Sheilbe of
.Zueich, Ont.) 'with four years' of
-Experience is now Manager of
klayter's Beauty Salon, 1 Queen St.,
'Grand Bend, Ont., Specializing in
Hair Styles, Hair Cutting, Perman-
lent Waves and Finger Waving.
Open. Tuesday and Thursday nights.
lattione 178 Grand Bend for your
4saapointments.
HEILA TEEVINS, Proprietress.
GRAND BEND - ONT.
Celebrate Anniversary_
'Medford - Mr and Mrs. I-Te,rold
E. Prance (nee Minerva Vincent ,
telebrated their 26th Anniversary by
"Wining the St. Lawrence Seaway to
Montreal, through Quebec to the
States and the beautiful scenery .at
'this time a year in the Vermont
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(Consultant 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
.At the' MILT OESCH SHOE STORE
ZURICH ,-.Phone 82. or' 130
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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY' MORNING, NOVEMBER 14 957
N MEMORIAMS
In loving memory of a Dear Mother
and Grandma, jemima Wolper, evho
passed away Nov. 17th, 1955.
There is a face we'll always rememb-
er,
A voice we will always recall,
A memory to treasure forever,.
Of one who was dear to us all.
Years may wipe out many things
But this they wipe out never,
The memory of those days,
When we were- to-gether.
-Always remembered by her daugh
ter Fern, son-in-law Herb, and grand-
children.
Mountains and to Niagara Falls. The
couple were married at ElienviIle,
and have two daughters, (Betty)
Mrs. Wm. Gill of Thedfora, and
ShirleY, .secretary at Klondike Gard-
ens Co-operative, near Grand Bend.
and one grandson, Billy Gill..
The Modern, Pleasant
Way to FoOt Comfort
MONDAY, NOV. 18
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ALT .F,N'S
:Apple Juice:
8, 20 -oz. tins $1.00
TEMPT
.Dog Food -
13 Tins for $1.00
WESTINGHOUSE
• tight Bulbs -
.25, 40, 60 watt, 6 for _..$1.00
JOHNSTON'S
*Hard Gloss Wax -
One Quart Tin ._a.. ...... .$1 00
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Special Services
ALVIN N. ROTH, Superintendent of
the Good:Will Rescue IV.tisOlon; Talbot
Street, London, Ont., Will be speak-
ing at •the BLAKE A, ilVIVNNONITEI
CHURCH, Beginning November 12th
and, continuing through :November
17th, each evening at 8 pan., except
Saturday. k
At 8.15 he will speak fit Rescue
'Mission Experiences and fbllow with
an Evangelistic Message, e Come and
enjoy the blessings and, fellowship
with is.
Card of Thanks
The bereft family of- late
Alfred Melick take this Medium of
expressing their most sitiCere thanks
to neighbours and frienda. for the
assistance and 'synipatley::' extended
during the illness- and passing of
their dear husband and father.
For the many focal tributes,those
who loaned their cars; the .Evangel -
i
ical Church, Sunday Schodl, Choir,
Men's Octette and Brotherhood. The
Westlake Funeral Hornee, Dr, Gulens,
S. Huron Hospital;
and Rev. W. Krotz.
-The Family.
Rev. Amacher,
a
St. Boniface Chupb.
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IN THE
Community Centie, urich
SATURDAY, NOVEMBE., .23rd.
Afternoon and Evening, fr Ye Three
o'clock on.
Everybody Welc ' e
HILLCREST
Toilet Tissue
10 Large Rolls
AYLMER
Veg: or Tomato -
Soup. 8 tins for ...... ......$1.00
AY-LMER
Choice Peas
7 Tins for $1.00
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Returned from Hospitar
Miss Selena Doehn of Kitchener is
spending a few weeks at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Gerald Gingericlt,
.who has returned from Clinton Pub-
lic Hospital, after having an operat-
ion. We with her ,eontinuecc good
health.
Miss Olive O'Brien who has been
a patient in the South Huron Hospit-
al, Exeter, has returned home and
is progressing nicely. Her really
friends wish her • continued .good
health.
Mr. Josiah Geiger returned home
from St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
on Sunday and is progressing nicely..
His many friends wish hian continued
progress.
Armistice Day
Armistice Day, ou iVIondaee was
'observed in the usual way with the
traitional two minutes or sfienCe.
Schools, Banks end Post Offices in
these parts observed the day as a
holiday, but otherwise things seemed
to be going on as usual. Special
services *ere held in the cnurches
tLioarghout the nation. on Sunday, in
honor of those who gave their al
that we who are here, might enjoy
this life of freedom that we have
Chester L. Smith, :Publisher.
Subseription in Canada, $2:
Subscription Yogr $2,5
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BEAUTY SHOPPP
FOR APPOINTMENTS
CALL
Tel. 223 Zurich
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ARRAY OF COSTUME
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Pins, Earrings, Necklets, Etc.
In the Newest Styles and
Finishes.
Priced from $1.00 up
or that New Shirt, how about
Smart Pair of Cuff Links?
)ver 50 Pairs to choose from iF°r
RAGS, RUGS and CARP
On a
Order•
New Modern Loom, Man
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Ont. Phone 128.
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WATCHMAKER and JEWELLEL
{LOCKER SERVICE - ROE FEE
Dependable Heat
Winter Long, C.:111z
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LORNE E. RAY
ZURICH ONT.
County Crop Report Phone 1i*
Clinton, Nov. Oth
Fall work is progressing sattiraet
only with many new jobs being com-
pleted in the line of•repairs and re-
building. Some cattle moved to
market this week but there still is
many to go. Farmers have been
!slow to purchese replacement cattle.
Turnips are being moved to storage
very apid,- - -
•St. Peter's Lutheran Church.
Ministry, The United Lutheran Church
Women of St. peter's Lutheran
Church, Zurich, will hold their An-
nual Thankoffering Service an Sun-
day, -November 17th, at 7.30 p.m.
Mr. Paul Jagdhar, a native of Brit-
ish Guiana,.studying at Waterloo
College, preparing for tee Goepel
Ministry, will he the gueit • speaker.
Mr. Jagdhar will show slides in con-
nection with his address. This will
undoubtedly prove to be a very in-
teresting and inspiring evening and
we therefore, urge all our members
and our friends to come and meet
our visitor.
E. Y. F. MEET
'the E.Y.F. of Emenapuei Evang-
elical U. B. Church met on Tuesday
SWIFT'S Nov, 12th, wibh Miss Erie Hay in
icharge of the programme. The iynn
DCW "'He Lives", was sung. diss Donna
Oesch read a poem, after which the
$1.0u lieetitudes were read responsively.
After the singing of the hymn, "The
Whole Wide World for Jesus; Miss
Erla Hay gave the topic on 'Race
KLEENEX Prejudice."' Miss Brenda Schoch
read a poem 'Our Country.' The
Three Giant - closing hymn was "Heavenly Sun -
\e, light," Rev. A. M. Anaacher Ted in
Economy Size, for $1.00 prayer. The President, Miss Donna
Oesch had charge of the business,
and the meeting was closed with the
Mizpah Benediction„
Farm Forum
Parr Line Forum met at the home
of Mr and. Mrs Gordon Cleman. rhe
subject for discussion was Farm
Credit:
ROBIN HOOD
Cake Mixes - Family Size
3, 21 -oz t :a Pkgs. for ....$1.00
NATURES BEST
Tomato Juice Corn -
8, 20 -oz. Tins for ., i .00 7 Lbs. for
POPPING
MEATS MEATS
Bologna per lb - .. - a a .. 25c
Bacon Sliced, per Ib..... -59c
Pork Shoulder Roasts, lb: .. ... . ...._.........49c
Fruits
.41•0194
• Grapes, 2 lbs. for
Grape Fruit, 10 for
Potatoes 754b. Bag
1. What is the minimum amount of
capital needed to farm in your
'Area?
Thi e Forum estimates 825,000 for
farm stock and implements..
2. What percent of this capital
... . $1.00 should you be able to obtain ni the
form of credit, 60 -percent.
ee. 3. Do you think that the use of
local dealer credit in your coni -
Triunity is a satisfactory way of
doling,' business?
This Forum feels it is necessary,
but should be used with discreation
Is it economical. - Ni,.
4, What do you think of Go,ern,
ment credit which' wourd be gran-
ted subject to supervision of the
farming operation by the lending
,a' -('n ey ?
We think a little Government sup-
ervieion would he satisfactory if
run on the same principle as the
V.I.A.
The next meeting at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Howard Adkins. A few
C;riinci, of 'euchre...wai played. 'readies
Mrs. Glen Weido, Mrs, Eldon Jarrott
Gent)emen, Wilfred Mousseau, Lunch
was sorvod by the bostes,,51 Roc.$
Love.
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Vegetables
25c
49c
$1.29
WONDER - WESTONS CANADA
BREAD
ONLY 15c. A LOAF
Beautiful PULL.AN DOLLS, Reg. $4.98
Only $2.98 with $3.00 Order
PILLOW SLIPS, Reg. $1.98 pr. Only $1.29 with $3.00 Order
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C. H. THIEL
Phone 1.40
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK -END .
Potatoes, P.E.I. 50 -Ib. Bag $L29
Robin Hood Cake Mixes, Choc., White, and
Honey spice, 15 -oz. pkg, 3 for ..- ....... .....nc
Supreme mixed Pickles, 16 -oz. Jars, 2 for 45
White Cross Toilet tissue, 4 rolls 49c
Kleenex, reg. or chubby 6-pkgs.
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PRODUCE WANTED.
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WORK ouTaEs
For Men and Boys
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WE HAVE IN STOCK
Overalls, Jeans, Shirts, Underwear, Alr,o
Good Stock of Work Shoes, Rubber Boots,
Men's Heavy Overshoes, Etc., Etc.
FRESH GROCERIES IN STOCK
THE MAKE S
Phone
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