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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK
Remnant SALE
See our centre table for Bargains in Remnants of
every description; Dress Ends of Wool Goods,
Slubs, Chesterlaines, Remnants in Prints, Ging-
hams, Broadcloths, Flannelettes, Cretons, Drap-
ery Goods. All at REDUCED PRICES.
Specials
12 pieces. of Striped and Figured Flannelettes, suit-
able for pyjamas, or children's wear, 36 -inches wide
at 65c. a yard.
6 pieces only, finest fruit of the Loom prints,
Reg. 79c• for 65c.
5 pieces only Prints, Reg 59c for 45c
Wheeling Yarns, best grade, 1 -lb. Skein 59c
Free Pant Sale
A pair of Pants free with every order of Men's
Made -to -Measure Suits. Large selection of finest
woollen Cloths to choose from. Prices from $55.00
up. For balance of this month only
SPECIALS SPECIALS
6 only Men's Wool lined Stadium Coats,
Reg. $23'.50 for 17.95
Lot of finest grade Men's Station Wagon Coats,
Reg. 29.50 for 26.75
Men's Work Sweater at $ 3.95
Heavy Winter Overcoats at Greatly Reduced
Prices
Gascho iros.
Groceries
TELEPHONE 59
Dry Goods - Men's Wear
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EURICH HERALD
LOCAL NEWS
.Mrs. Roy Swartz of lCrediton spent
Monday in town.
Mr, Charles Meyers sof London,
was a visitor in town on Wednesday.
Mr. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood,
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
,Mr, and Mrs. George Wilson off'
near Bayfield, were visitors in town
on Friday.
Sorry to report that Mr, August
Koehler is confined to his room with
illness, ,His many friends wjeh ham
a weedy recovery.
!Mr and :Mrs Reginald Mack visit-
ed with friends in 'Detroit over the,
week -end.
Mrs. George Hess spent Sunday.in
London with her granddaughter who.
is ill in Victoria Hospital of that city
Mrs. H. H. Cowen and Mrs. E. Har-.
vey of Exeter were visitors at the ! r
home of the foame2's sister, Miss
Pearl Wurtz, one day.
Mrs. Joseph Swartz of Detroit,
has returned to her hoarse after vis-,
i.ting her mother, Mrs, Emily Fuss,;
who has been ill, but is improving
ni•cel;��.
Mrs. Elizzie Hey called on ,ler
aunt, Mrs. Bertha Horner, one day''
last week, at the home, of the ratter's
son, Albert Horner at S•ea.for°th, and
found her in good spirits, stittnig up
and giving her usual smiles to her
friends. Mrs. Horner had been in
Seaforth Hospital aimost ten weeks
for injuries she had receives,, and in-
tended to leave for Kitchener to re-
side at the home of her grandson,
:12r and Mrs Gordon Horner.
To Have Fine Social Evening
Don't forget the Progressive
Euchre Party in the ' ,Community
Centre this Thursday evening, spons-
ored by the Zurich C. W. L. A
good social evening is in store for all
who will attend, Everybody welcome.
Are Moving In.
Today, Wednesday, Mr and Mrs.
Harold Johnston are occupying their
newly purchased residence from Dr.
T. Keast, now of :Sarnia. Tney are
moving both their household effects 'l.'
and the barber shop equipunent in
this fine residential pro:perty, and.'we
hope they will enjoy many years of
good health andprosperity rn then
new set-up. No more hustling to get
Harold
Q17 down town to the shop for H
now, he just needs walk into another
room, and there is his place of bus -
VW loess, and what a lovely home In ad-
dition to this convenience.
The Drysdale Store
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys
The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds
of Groceries
A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical
Appliances -
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats
, Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times!
GIVE US A CALL!
JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE ..Phone 98 r 1
Back to 'Winter
Sonne one has'said "Variety is the
-�' spice of Life" well, we are riavng a
$ big variety of weather this Jan xy,
• just coming through a very sere
Itwo weeks' of zero weather, we ve
had nearly a week's of mild aid
springlike weather, almost un'belie-
•g , vible :for.. January; So . nice was;it`
i ithat one hardly needed a packet On
• f to go aibout, but this morning, Wed-
: ; nesday, there is again a few ii hes
of snow blanketing the ground, Viand
a some very coldweather is just t', the
• , north' of us, in fact they repo* 30
ibelow. • We were indeed glad to see
most of the -i!ee thai Doff : the side-
• walks jbefore a fresh supply came a-
• long this morning. The, winter is
• slipping along, as on Monday next .,,
I February will be ushered in.
OBITUARY
9 Late Horace E. Geiger
Horace Ethelbert (;Bert) Geiger,
• 51, of Brandon, Man., died rn that
city Thursday last. Born at Douglas,ulation per 1000 committeed for trial
Mr. Geiger had lived there until five was 6.41 and sentenced to prison
years ago, when he moved to Bran- 4°14. In 1934 there was an improve-
don and has resided there smce. Mr .ment, 5.91 committed, 3.82 convet-
Geiger farmed at Douglas tor a num- :ed. In this year the Government an-
ber of years. Latterly he had work- nounced a plan for open sale of beer.
ed at Camp Shilo. Surviving is his Note the crime record from now on.
wife Stella, and one daughter, Dor- 'In 1936 the ratio was 6.52 and 4°43°
othy of Brandon; also two sisters,:,By 1939 the figures were 9.31 and
Mrs. C. Mechen of Carrot River, and '7.445. The Second World War years
Mrs. J. Hingston of Cavell, Sask. and' saav a slight levelling off to 6.89 and
a brother, John Geiger of Brandon.; 5.01 in 1954. But after the war up
Funeral services were held Tuesday went the figures rapidly„ In 1(946
in the Fraser Funeral Chapel, inter. they were 7.17 and 5.27. By 1951,
ment was in Madfoa„ d. cemetery. Rev. double figures were reached, 10.19
Dr. C. K. S. 'Moffatt 'of the Apostolic and 8.86. "Thus, according to Gov -
church officiated. Mrs, Moffat sang ernment's own figures, crime v{hich
a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Grant. was steadily on the downgrade pre -
The Voice of Temperance rviopgri:s ade to ,
ever since and is now at the
An editorial in a recent issue of the highest figure ever recorded in Ont -
United Church Observer, although too ado, — Advt.
HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE
Your Fuel Needs
Will receive attention with us if left inplenty of time.
We always try to supply our Customers with the most
Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to
insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early
with us so we can arrange for your supply
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment?
Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over
for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best
Advantages.
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughiing and Tinsmith
big our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stook.
STADE &, WEIDO
ZURiC.H - ONT.
QUALITY — PRICE t.t. SERVICE
Huron & Erre
DEBENTURES
or
Canada Trust Certificates
NOW PAYING ON INVEST-
MENTS:
$100.00 OR OVER
1 OR 2 YEARS 3%
3 AND 4 YEARS 3 %'%
5 YEARS 4 %v
INTEREST HALF YEARLY
J. W. Haberer - Phone 161
Fire, Auto and Casualty
Insurance.
`Immediate
service"
IN YOUR LOCALITY
FOR
Estate Planning
and Wills
Investment
Management and
Advisory Service
4% Guaranteed
Investments
2% on savings
deposits may be
mailed
Real Estate Services
For prompt attention call
ItAYE. B. PATERSON
Trust Officer
$3enstill, - Ontario, Phone 51
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GUARANTY
TRUST
COMPAANY OF ;CANADA°'
TORONTO • MONTREAL
OTTAWA • WINDSOR
NIAGARA FALLS to SUDBURY
ZAULT'6rE.: MARIS
GALCCARX '•vANcOV'QR7t
! long to quote in full, is well :worth
igiving here in part. Twenty years a-
go; crime in Ontario was at a very
1ow figure. According to Government
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Tenders wanted for supply of six (6) -one half ton
pick up trucks with the following equipment:
Heater, defroster, anti -freeze, 6 ply tires including
spare, undercoated.
Purchaser reserves right'to divide purchases as he
▪ so desires. Pleasequote prices in various quantities
up to six,
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Mark `tenders for Trucks` on envelope and forward
to undersigned not later than 5 p.m. Monday, Feb.
1st, 1954.
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Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
John G. ;Berry, Deputy Clerk;
Huron County, Court House,
Coderich, Ontario,
Thursday, January 1218th, 1954
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SHUR-GAIN Growing Mash
High rxiilk production is the direct result of efficient
management, good breeding and balanced feeding
The greatest cost factor influencing profits is feed cost. Feed
cost per pound of milk produced Can Be Reduced by feeding a,
balanced ration made from SHUR-GAIN MILK PRODUCER
•• and thome grown grain.
SHUR-GAIN DAIRY FEEDS
INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION
MILT DEITZ & SON
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9 ROLLS ONLY - 2xD Wide Congoleum - Regu-
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FOR $1.50 Running Yard
Come early and get first choice of Patterns.
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LINOLEUM, TILE and FLOOR -SANDING
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Your Hardware Store
Have: a look at
our Paints
Prices.
at Greatly Reduced
We carry the usual line of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware.
See Us for your Heating Equipment or New
Bathroom
We Specialize in:
PLUMBING - HEATING - TINSMITHING
Rader Hardware
Phone Zurich - 63.
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Select grade, end -matched Maple
Flooring. Per 100 Square Pa,*
$23.00
CONVERT YOUR ATTIC
10% Down
30 Months To Pay
Wasted. Attic Space cam be s4IJ1
and, Economically Converted Cate
extra Bedrooms or an income 1►m'^
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most of the work yourself. See
aur collection of plans and Ideas.
FREE
ESTIMATES
See Us for all your Building Needs.
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Lumber, Shingles and Builders' Supplies
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