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THE TIME — Beginning Saturday July 16 to 30th
THE PLACE ---- in Mrs. Bender's Block, formerly
occupied by T. &T. Flooring Co.
We are offering a large assortment of General Dry
Goods, Dress Materials, Ladies' and Children's
Wear, House Furnishings, Men's and Boy's Wear,
taken from our regular Stock — Clearing at un- .
heard of Low Prices.
DO NOT MISS Tl--lIS MONEYSAVING EVENT!
We can only list a few Prices:
!•,��� 8 Ladies' silk crepe Dresses, sizes 14, 16, 18,
at each 1.59
250 yards rant and broadcloth at per yard 29c
Mill -end Rip t:,: short ends asst. pkg. 49c
36 -in. table .ares, reg. 2.25 for 98c
Dresser Scarfs and Runners each 29c
Ladies silk gloves, white, all sizes reg $1 for ....50c
Ladies' Gloves, blk and navy, small, at pr.
Men's bal. Combination underwear at
Men's fine white shirts, Reg. 2.75 for
D Men's Jerseys at Half Price.
Lot of Boy's Suits, Going at 4.75 to 10.00
Lot of Men's Suits and Trousers greatly Reduced
Groceries - Dry Goods - Men's Wear
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Wilson Sararas and friend of
New Dundee called on Mrs. Edna
Oswald on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C. L. Smith were at
Seaforth on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Cliff Levy of Goder-
and Billy of Kirkland Lake, were
recent visitors with Mr and Mrs.
George Lockie.
Mr and Mrs Hugh MacKinnon and
children Ross and Janet of London,
were visitors with their mother, Mrs
M.MacKinnon of town.
Mr and Mrs Cedric McDonald and
family of Sault Ste Marie was vrsit-
ing this week with Mrs. Edna oswald
of town.
Mr and Mrs Dan Mest of North f
Lorne, Ohio spent a few days at the!
home of Mr and Mrs •Sol Gingerich,
Goshen line south.
q Q 'Mr. Morris Rau and sister, 'qrs.
4Q' Calvin Cutler of Detroit were holi-'
day visitors with their mother, Mrs.
John P. Rau.
Miss Mary Hagan of the bondml
teaching staff, is holidaying with her
mother, Mrs. Charles Hagan in town.
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40 Ttroit spent the week -end at the home
of Mr and Mrs Whitney ,Drokensh.ire,
q D also attending the Birk reunion. '
,.D Mr. William D. J. Mero of London I
q e was a week -end visitor .at the home '
',! of his parents Mr and Mrs William
n' Mero of town. The former is attend -
.Q` Ontario
University of Western ntario
Sumaner School.
q,,Mr and Mrs. Lorne Rader, and
' ' family; Mr and Mrs. Theo Rader, 1
v0 Joan and Catharine Rader, were ,
q Q Sunday visitors at Woodstock. Car -
i 0 of Fisher who has - spent the past
1 week with her friend Jennie Horman
D' of Woodstock,, returned home with
j0 them.
Of . MANY ATTEND
1 The Summer Vocational Bible
400j School sponsored by the local Men-
4Q0lnonite churoh is having another good
, year with about 140 children in at-
tendance. The courses are interest-
ing, and the school bus gives trans-
portation to and from their homes.
6 On Friday evening of this week the
i • public are invited to the church to
' actually see what the course does
ty bring to its scholars
Mrs. Oswald of town and zaelson
McClinchey of Hensall, were visitors
in Seaforth with. Mr and r.'.r=.
and family.
Mr and Mrs Wilfred, Girard and
baby of Leamington spent the vaeck-
end with Mr and Mrs Victor 'Hart-
man of Goshen south.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Peony and
Mr and Mrs Walter Bothwell of. De-
T e Drysdiie Store
We have purchased Stock and Fixtures of Drys-
dale Store from John Denomy and have added
various lines of Drygoods, such as Prints, Broad-
cloths, Flannelettes, Men's Overalls, Work Shirts,
Jeans, Gloves, etc. Also a line of smallwares.
We are remodeling the Store and intend to have
Grocery Department arranged for semi self -serve in
the near future.
Mr. Denomy will continue in charge of Store.
Your Patronage Greatly Appreciated
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ASCHO BROS.Phone 98 r 1
HAR
WARE
Attended Wedding
The marriage of Miss Shirley
4 Yantzi, daughter of Mr and Mrs. D.
* Yantzi, Kitchener and Mr. Abner
Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Ananias
* Martin of Waterloo, took place at the
First Mennonite Church at Kitchener
44 on Saturday afternoon, July 9th at
3.30. Guests from the Zurich dis-
trict were: Mr and Mrs Earl Ginger-
ich, Mr and :Mrs Allen Steckle, Mr.
Alvin Steckle, Mr and Mrs. Stanley
Gingerich, Mr and Mrs Fermon
Snider. Dinner was served to near-
ly 100 gnests at 5.30 at Berkley
Square, Kitchener. After a noney-
d� moon to Quebec, the New England
States, the couple will reside in
Kitchener.
-,v SEEDS and FURNITURE
YoLlrNee.1.
Will receive attention with us if Left in plenty of time.
We always try to supply our Custorners with the most
Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But t^
insure deliveries in time always leave y..:tr or.' r3 early
with us so we can arrange for yo.
YOUR HEATING EQUIP1WTNT
Have You Looked Over Your Hoatin;4 ". -aipment7
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 Enarlels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmtt
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always h stook.
;STARE & WEIDO
ZU i NT.
QUALITY PRICE SERV1C1
4-H. Club Meet
The regular maeeting of the Hen-
sall Kinsmen 4-H White Bean Club
was held on Tune 29th on tae farm.
of Club member Jack Bell. The meet-
ing was opened by repeating the 4-H
pledge in unison. The roll call was
answered by 34 members wao replied
Eby stating if fertilizer was sown on
their bean plot.
Club leader, Bill Mickle outlined
the Huron County 4-H train trip to
Toronto on July 19th. Points of in-
terest to be visited are: the Swift
Plant; Canada Packers; the Parlia-
ment Ibuiidi^^.,. the s»hwav anis
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International League ball game rn the
eveniing.
Comprehensive Personal
Liability Policy
I Covers accidental injuries to the
Public Employers' Liability to all
!Domestic Servants, Damage to Pro.
!party of Others.
1$10,000.00 for any one occurrence.
Three year Premium $7.50
This broad coverage includes the
general personal activities ot the In-
sured and his family in connection
with residence, repair of premises, or
erection of new dwelling, participat-
ion in sports, games, accidental shoot-
ing, existence of bicycles, dogs, an-
imals, small boats and other liability.
Summer cottage or other locations
included at small extra cost.
Farmer's Comprehensive Liability up
to 350 acres of land, and including
animal •collision.
$10,000.00 for any one ,occurrence
Annual premium $10.00
General Insurance - Phone 161
HURON &. ERIE DEiBIENTURE S
SOLD AND RENEWED
J. W. HABERER
General Insurance Phone 161
Vacation Church School
AT
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Zurich
"Nothing to do" - becomes. "Plenty.
to do"
W OR.K—Wholesome exciting• through
thinking, planning and doing
WORSHIP—A sense of belonging to,
God and of fellowship in Hiss Church
STUDY --A knowledge of God's Word
and God's world through study.
SERVICE—A sense of achievement
through helping others
FUN–Learning to. live together
through play
Plan now to attend Vacation Church
School at St.' Peter's Lutheran Church
at Zurich July 18 to 29. Classes for
children 4 to 14 years. If possible
register prior to July 18' by phoning
1118. Transportation provided if re-
quired.
Su set
DRIVE-IN --- Goderich
First Concession east of Goderich, on
No. 8 Highway
Thursday, Friday July 14-15
Behave Yourself
Farley Granger
Shelly Winters
Comedy - Cartoon
Saturday, Monday
War Paint
Robert Stark
Joan Taylor
Comedy -
July 16,
Cartoon
Tuesday, Wednesday
SALOMI
Rita Hayworth
Stewart Granger.
Cartoon —
BOX Office Opens ` at 8 pan,
Show at Dusk
July 19,
Cartoon
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Children under 12 in cars free
Each Club member told aeout his
bean plot and a panel discussion on
caring for, harvesting anti n:arneting
of beans followed. On the pane? were
Louise Hyde, Keith Lovell, Jack
Bell, Bill Mickle and Bill Rowcriffe.
Some things discussed Wer::, ca not
walk or work in a bean field when
the plants are wet 'because oi: rust.
Diseased plots were discused and the
infestation identified.
Also discussed was the making of
a float for the Hensel] Bean li-estival
on Sept. 5th. The next meeting will
be held on July list at the Huron
County Home at Clinton in connect-
ion with the Huron Cion and Soil
Association twilight meeting.— aary
Geiger, Zurich, Press Reporter.
Men's and
Boy's Wear
The Season is here for:
TEE SHIRTS.
SWIM SUITS,
SPORT SHIRTS
SPORT HATS,
TROPICAL SUITS.,
LIGHT WT. UNDERWEAR and SOCKS
We have them all in full Supply.
Walkers & G. W. G. Work Clothes in full supply.
Cowboy Kings in popular sizes
Some Boys second grade Dress Pants on hand.
AGENTS FOR MID -TOWN CLEANERS
CALLING: MONDAY 'THURSDAY SATURDAY
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SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster
Little pigs started on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster
weigh 40 pounds and more at weaning—and tests
at the SHUR-GAIN Demonstrations Farm. prove
that 40 pound weanlings save a, month's.feeding.
time. A feeding program of SHUR-GAIN Pig
Booster from 10 days to 10 weeks of age will, fit
tio your pigs to make the best use of their feed, and
reach market sooner.
Start Every Litter on Pig Booster
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BUT SHE THAT LIVETH IN PLEASURE IS DEAD WHILE
SHE LIVETH. r Tina. 5; 6.
FOR. ALL THAT IS IN THE WORLD,, THE LUST OF THE
FLESH', AND THE LUST OF THE EYES, AND THE
PRIDE OF LIFE IS NOT OF THE' FATHER,, BUT IS
THE WORLD.'
AND THE WORLD PASS ::TH AWAY' AND. THE LUST
THEREOF; BUT HE THAT' DOET.H: THE: WILL OF
GOD ABIDETH FOREVER. t John 2: 16-17
GOLDEN RULE , GOSP.•EI:. MESSENGER
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TO ALL OUR FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS:
We are still in a position to serve you in all your
Floor Covering Needs... A Sample Book on
all Floor Coverings will be at Gascho Bros.
Store, or you, can contact the residense of Herb
Turkheim„ Phone 133, Zurich, and we will be
glad to call on you and discuss your problems.
We will still give you the same prompt service as
usual.
WHEN IN EXETER DROP IN AND SEE OUR
NEW STORE, Carrying a complete range of
Floor Covering's, Paints and Wallpapers.
Prompt and Courteous Service is our Motto
Your Decorating Headquarters
T. and T. FLOORING
SALES AND SERVICE
LINOLEUM, TILE and FLOOR -SANDING
Phone 718 Exeter
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Phone 133 Zurich
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WALL BOARD
Easy to paint or paper. Many
grades and types in stock. Per
Square Foot as low as
5 Cents
MAPLE FLOORING
Select grade, end -matched Maple
Flooring. Per. 100 Square Feet
$23.00
CONVERT YOUR ATTIC
10% Down
30 Months To Pay,
Wasted Attic Space can be maaea.ihz
and Economically Converted Moats,
extra Bedrooms or an incomeprep!,
during Apartment. You can da!
most of the work yourself. Soo
our collection of plans and ideets.
FREE
ESTIMATES
See Us for all your Building Needs
Fred Cs Kalbfleisch & Son Ltd.
Lumber, Shingles and Builders' Supplies
