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Housedresses to clear at each 1.59
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Men's Work Shirts, at each 1.98
Men's Work Jerseys at each 1.25
Men's Work Jeans, Special pr. 3.50
Men's Work Sox at 49c
Men's All Nylon work Sox pr. 1.25
All Bathing Suits 15% off Regular Price
any other Bargains in Men's and Ladies' Wearing
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Mr and Mrs Laird Thiel and chi' -
(hen of London and Mrs. Geo. Thiel
of Zurich, returned home after
pleasant trip with the former's re -
LOCAL NEWS
Master Nelson :MeClinchey of near
Kippenis holidaying a the home of
his grandma Mrs. D. OsWeld •
Mr and drs Allan Fraser of Exe-
ter; Mr and Mrs Earl The x and
family spent a few days at Manitou -
in Wand,
Miss Norma Steinbach wrevei te
advise her custemers, that bar Beauty
Parlor in Zurich will' he closed Aug,
20th to Sept. 4th. --Vacation.
Mr and Mrs Robert Wright Of.
Toronto, are spending this week at.
the home of the former's sisteriMr
and Mrs. Wm. Witmer.
• :qrs. Noah Erb, accompanied by
Mr, Henry Trieselmann of Wellesley,
were week -end visitors at the home Of
the former's cousins, Mr and Mrs.
Chris Erb and other relative.
latives in Nova Scotia.
P.A Miss Marian Erb who is attending.
V summer school at Toronto, spent the
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!holiday week -end at the home or her
; parents, Mr and Mrs. Emerson Erb,
and other friends.
Mrs. Ezra Koehler anc oangateri
Mrs. Roy Hofstetter and daughter
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zp Mary Elizabeth of Kitchener; xr.
Q and Mrs. Henry Boshart and grand-
edatighter of St. Jacobs were week -
end visitors at the homes of their re -
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latives in this vicinity also attended
p the family picnic.
Had Successful Camp
The Dad Camp for young girls
which was sponsored by the Zurich
t„ Lions Club, at Cedarbrook Camp,
under the direction of Miss Arlene
p Haberer and Miss Kathie Kanneisch
was successfully completed, all eight-
, een campers reporting a wonaerful
Vg,, and worthwhile outing, The Girls'
Q wish to gratefully acknowledge the
i, many treats sent by various people
to the camp. They also wisf, to
thank those who drove thelr cars to
and from the camp.
u/ ways comes to our rescue and here
Qwe are with about two inches orfine
m rains over the week -end. Saturday
• afternoon and Sunday night were the
VVg big showers, the first one having a
bit of hail sprinkled with it, but no
winds to speak off. It sure it the
spot and will boost along the tater
crops of which there are so reany,in
this section.
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INVESTMENT,, the
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Now Paying:
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3--5 Years 31/2%
On investments $100.00 and over..
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Insurance.
The Unique Fenn Forum held their
4rittAl picnic . at Cedarbank Camp,
(Kanfleisch Farm), Bronson line, re-
Cently. There was a very good turn-.
out. Had a fine program of sports
for both children and adults. The
committee in charge were: Nit and
Mrs. Len Merner„ Mr and- Mrs. Clar-
ence Schade and Mr and. Mrs Clare
Geiger, There was also an interest-
ing ball game and everyone present
bad a lovely time in this most at-
tractive beauty spot.
Enjoyed Picnic
The rysciale 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
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
Appliances
CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats
Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! I
GIVE US A CAI .1,1
JOHN DENOMY DRYSDALE - Phone 98 r 1
Those Welcome Rains
Rains which were so badly needed
as things were about burning up and
millions of dollars crop loss would
have been sustained. But when the
need is the greatest Providence al -
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0 Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding' p
f Mr and 2VIrs Frank J. Wickwire, of
i Centralia, former residents of Exe- c
ter, celebrated their 50th wedding an- l'
4 niversary at their home at the corner r
t of No. 4 Highway and the Crediton - S
ka Grand Bend Road on July 2/. ,Mr. G
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& 1 the (bride's home by the Rev. H. A.
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• Margaret V. White, founder of the
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HAD PICNIC
Warm sunny smiled on the Mary
Hastings area picnic held at Grand
Bend Wednesday afternoon last,when
Mrs. Harold Thiel, Zurich, president
of the Huron Waves, welcomed ap-
proximately 200 housewives to the
picnic from as far away as Windsor
and Sarnia. Other centres were Clin-
ton, Dashwood, Crediton, Zurich,
Hensall, Parkhill, Medford, Strat-
ford and Dorchester, The treasuerer'S
report read by Mrs, Bryce Mack of
Zurich, showed that $110 had been
expended on worthy ,causes since a
year ago. In the contests Miss Annie
Consitt received a prize for being the
oldest lady present; the youngest
baby prize went to Lois Edwards of
Thedford; the most recent bride was
Mrs. Lorne Listoen, Crediton and the
mother with the most children atten-
ding the picnic was 'Mrs. Irwin Rader
Celebrate Anniversary
Died in Michigan
' Word was received here of the
passing of Mr. George: brenner at
Midland, Mich., a former resident of
the Zurich district, who with his wife
went to Midland many years ago. He
was married to the late Martha Sch-
Ube a member of the well known
Schilbe family of Zurich: district.Mrs.
Brenner died twelve years ago, Mr.
Brenner's funeral was: held' on Mon-
day of this week and he leaves two
sons and two daughters.
Mr. Milfred Schilbe, Hubert and
shiela Schilbe, Mrs. Ivan Yungblut
and daughter Marion were at Mid-
land, Mich., attending the d-eparture
of their uncle, the late Henry Bren-
ner. The latter, Marion, will spend
her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Bruno, at Ann Arbor., Mich.
- Mr. Milfred Schilbe spent last week
at Buffalo where he was on ,business
and attended a salesman meeting of
the Company he represents.
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HAD TRIPLE BIRTHDAY
'Bayfield* — Sunday, July do. was
the birthday of Mrs. Charles Seotch-
mere's father, Mr. John Albright,
Zurich, On Monday, July 12, Ruthan,
daughter of Mr and Mrs -Charles
Scotchmer was 11 years of age, and
Anne, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Glad-
win Westlake, -Stanley Township, was
Toomark the three,...toccesrons a
lendc was' held in Clan. Gregor
qUate on Sunday with one birthday
ake, aglow with candles, for all.
resent were, kr and Mrs. J. Alb -
fight, Zurich; Mr and Mrs. Charles
cotchmer and family, Mr. and Mrs
. Westlake, Anne, and Mrs. James
arnie, Mr and Mrs Bert Greer and
family, Rosemarie Telford and Percy
Renner. Following an enjoyable
supper they attended the concert In
Goderich given by the Girls and
Boys Band of London.
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We always try to supply our Customers with the most
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Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
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4-H CALF CLUB MEET,.
The regular July meeting of the
Zurich. 4-H ,Calf Club was replaced
by a bus tour on Tuesday 27th to the
Ontario Agricultural College (OAC.)
Guelph. Included in this tour was all
the 4-H Clubs of Huron County with
a membership of approximately 800
13 from the Zurich Club attended,
Upon arrival at the O.A.C. at 10-30
all 'the buses unloaded members in
front of the Administration .building
Club members lined behincr tne srgns
according to the Dept. they were to
visit in the morning. At no.on lunch.
*as served in the College Dining
Hall, Dr. J. D. MacLachlan, president
of the O.A.C. welcomed the Visitors.
The afternoon program opened with
a_ livestock parade in this paddock,
after which the girls and the ooys
:began separate programs, the girls
visiting .MacDonald Institute and
Hall and a campus tour, while the
boys visited the Hydrology -Station,
Dairy Barn and the Field Husbandry
Plots. At pan. supper was served
and at 6 o'clock the busses loaded
- the return trip to Huron County.
mbers were tired but •agreed that
events.of the day were informat-
, and all were impressed by the
pitality of the 0.A.C.
Dashwood. A full program was run
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off in sports for the younger people. the
Following the sports a public lunch lye
was served. hos
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