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THE STORE WITH THE STOCK Thursday in Landon,
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StockRe d u cing from St. Joseph's Hospital ondon
SALE
Our Stock of all lines of Winter Goods is very large,
and in order to reduce same we are offering many
lines at greatly reduced prices. •We cannot list all
of the Special Bargains offered, but invite you to
Corne and See.
For Two Weeks Only
3 pieces all wool Plaids, 54 -in. wide, Reg 3.95
for $ 2 .29
1 only Plaids, 54 -in wide, reg. $3 for 1.98
7 pieces all wool chesterlaines, reg. 3.50 for2.50
36" wide flannelette for pyjamas, etc., reg. 79c
for
36 -in. wide flannelette, reg. 69c. for
Prints, Reg. 69c for
Prints, Reg. 59c, for
Nylon Hose, Subs. Special
Nylon Hose, 51 gauge 15 denier, at
Kitchen Towels 36 -in, Special pr.
Wheeling Yarn, to clear at %-lb
69c
59c
59c
49c
69c
$ I.
95c
59c
MEN'S WEAR
Men's Winter Overcoats, at HALF PRICE
Stadium Coats, Reg. $23 for 16.95
Men's Ready to Wear Suits,
85 to choose from,
All prices reduced from $29.00 up.
Men's Denim Jeans 2.95 to 3.75
Men's Nylon work sox at 98c
Men's flan. Work Shirts, each
Men's Underwear, all at reduced Prices.
2.75
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Groceries - Dry Goods Men's Wear
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Her many friends hope for t peed'
recovery.
Miss Maim Fischer who is employ-
ed at Kitchener was a week -end vis-
itor witke Mr and Mrs 'Charles. Thiel.
Miss Sheila Schithe of London
visited over the week -end with Mr
and Mrs M. .Schilbe.
Mrs. Rose IVIerner has returned
home from the hospital. We wish her
;continued convaleecence.
Mr Donald O'Brien who is attend-
ing Teaehers' Training College a
London was a student teacher at the
Goshen north public sthooi recently.
Fine Winter
.Mr. Jack Haberer of London and
Ron. Heinrich of. Exeter, were week-
end visitors with their parents here.
Miss Virginia Deichert of the Exe-
ter Public School teaching staff was
a. week -end visitor with her parents,
Mr and Mrs Peter Deichert.
Mr. Ronald Bedard who spent the
'his lieliefei is designed to eover Tele-
vision Set and Antenna against all
he Hazards of Fire, Lightning, Theft
Wind, Ice, and Snow Load, Trans-
portation. Exceptions Mechanical
Breakdown and Gradual deteriorate
on,
DWELLING RATES:
$2.50 per hundred of Insurance for
3 years. Minimum premium $12.50.
For further particulars, enquire with-
out Obligation
J. W. HABERER
General Insurance Phone 161
NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING
Of the
.oliclaY season with- parents Mr , Zurich Agricultural Society
Will be held inthe
and Mrs. Dennis Bedard, has retur
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to resume his studies at St. Mary's
College, at Brockville, Ont.
Mr and Mrs Len Steinbach and
family of London visited at the home
of their parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry
Steinbach and Mr and Mrs. Theo.
Steinbach and family on Sunday.
DIED ;RN FLORIDA
Town Hall, Zurich
On
MONDAY, JANUARY 31st„
At Two o'clock p.m.
Business - Receiving Financial Re-
Joh•n Truerrmer, once a well known port, Election of Officers, Etc.
resident ;of Zuricth and vicinity, died Please be present at this meeting
on Decern'ier 28th 1954, at West
Beaoh, Florida. Mr. Truemner was
for rnan;y years employed in th • id
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Deichert (blacksmith shop which was
a very busy place in those years, and
he was well known by ninny. But
a goodly number of years ago he ans-
wered the call to Ibuild motor cars,
ki and went to Detroit, working at that
trade for many years before going
VII south in retirement.' When OM in
Drteojt he .paid frequent visits to
p Zurich.
Celebrate Anniverare
4 g HAD 5otle. ANNIVERSARY
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p andWe 1,Tnptlei:cemaR %irdsotofto‘Mv33.1-
• p who celebrated their 'Golden Jubilee
Wedthng anniversary on January 10.
At the home ,of their son, Mr and
v Mr and Mrs Louis 'Farwell of thehornestead, homestead, Goshen line smith. Most l
of the children were present for the
occasion, and besides many good deli -
• cies to partake off, a presentation and
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• address read by Lawrence cMill
London wee read. The family con- r
sists of eight .eltildren, two sons ared
8 i well are spendngthe winter months
e six daughters. Mr. and Mee. It'ar- v
7 with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Watson of a then 5 Hay Township. We join may':
friends in wishing them many more,
anniversaries. a
145th Anniversary. • 1c1
On Wednesday, ,lanuary 12th,1955
ahout 30 relatives and friends gath-ro
cared .to. honor Mr .aaid Mrs Norman it
Vincent of Dashwood an the occas -,'a
I• ion of their 45th wedding anniver- le
sary, which was held at their daugh-
ter's home, Mr and Mrs. George "u
1Bullock of Zurith, Pink .and white , X°
streamers centred with' a white bell ' A
was the setting of 30 guests at the yo
.0 Itable, at which. •deliciaus turkey as
dinner was served. The evening w0
•15'fi sppnt in games, music., and sing -song.. ce
1.e-kfter presenting the gifts Mr and :c
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=gal Mrs. Vincent kindy thanked every- •
one present. Lunch was served, the Lu
wedding Oake and toast 'to• lfr and
Mrs. Vincent 'Of many more balmy
years together. Gut -were present
from Dashwood, "Parkhill, Thedfocrr, pr
'Northville,1Grand Bend and Zurich. ma
nrom..m.anwseet
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The Store with the Best Variety o
of Groceries
A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical
Appliances
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
CO -:OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats
Your Patronage Appreciated at all Titnes1 I
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and ;boost for the welfare of the
!Society.
Theo. Steinbach, President.
E. P. Klopp, Secy-Treas.
Made Presentation
At a very large ;attendance at the
Annual Congregational meeting last
Friday evening, the work of the
church was gone over and the financ-
ial report presented. The election of
officers for Churcli, Council restarted
as Victor Dinnin and Carl Haberer
replacing Wm. Davidson and Ivan
Yungblut, who ehave served their
term of office. After the regular meet
ing a presentation was made to the
departing Pastor, Rev. E. W. Heim -
rich who has served for the past 12
years and is leaving fior Brantford.
Mr. Edward Deters made a very
suitable presentation while. Mr.
Whitney Brokenshire read the foll-
owing address:
Dear Rev. Heinrich: •
We, the members of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church Zurich, feel that we
cannot let your departure from our
midst pass without an expression of
our profound regret. You have ser -
ed this ,congregation very) faithfully
nd spared no effort to minister to its
dherents. At all times you have
iven to us your services with Ioy-
lty to the cause you have so nobly
edicated yourself.
You, through these years have Tab-
ured hard for the beautifying of
his ,edifice, and it. stands today as
memorial ta your zeal and criristian
adership.
Your departure from here bestirs
s all with emotion, due to your rove
r these your devoted parishioners.
s .expression of our loyarty to
u, we ask you to accept this gift
a token of good -will.
May God's richest Blessing ac-
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nmany you and Mrs, Heimrich in
ur new field of labour.
From the themberl.:: of St, Peter's
theran Church, Zurich.
Dated at Zurich, Ont. Friday,
unary 141h, 1955,
Rev, Heinrich repliod in a very ap-
opiate manner, expressing his
ny thanks for this remembrance •
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We always try to supply our Customers with the most g ..r.
Suitable Fuel for their heating equipeaent. But to It *
insure deliveries in time always leave your oraers early •,,
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with us so we can arrange for your supply
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YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT . 4.
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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 i
for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best
Advantages.
HARDWARE - SEEDS canei FURNITUJE"
We carry a full line d the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Purnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith,
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stook.
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All Nylon Work Socks, Reg. $1.00 at 85c
Sport Shirts,., Reg. to 6.95 for ........ 2.95 to 4.95
SUMMER WORK SHIRTS AT 10% OFF.
Dress Socks, Reg. 1.59• now ' $1.25
Others Reduced Accordingly
To prove this is a genuine SAL E we offer this
month "Sellers'! Underwear. and Work Clothes
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at 10% off,
All Dress Pants, Jackets and Coats, Men' and
Boys' at 10 per cent. Off!
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