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DRESS MATERIALS —
New Authentic Wool Tartans, including Dress
Stewart, Dress Gordon, Buchanan, and Craw --
ford, 54 -in width at $2.25 a yard.
Finest Feather flannels 42 -in at $1.10 a yard.
LADIES' SWEA'i!'ERS — See front Centre table
for lovely new Sweaters by Rose Knitting
Mills, Super Orlon, Interlock knit.
Cardigans size 14 to 20 at $6.93
Cardigans, size 40 to 46 at 8.95
Short Sleeve Pullovers at 4.95
Cashmere finish S. S. Pullovers 2.95.
L. S. Cardigans 4.95
Sizes 40 to 46 5.95
Fine Botany Wool pre shrunk at 6.95
SPECIALS
Extra Special 10 Pieces Crepe. 59c
Dress Materials Reg. 1.75 to 2.25 for 39c
100 yds fine Linen Tea Toweling
75 yds. c},1 ., Terry Toweling 39c
100 -yds. asst. Broadcloth 45c yd.
A lot Mill Ends and Prints 39c
Wool and ., Blend Yarn, 1 -oz balls 29c ea.
MEN'S WEAR
We carry a complete range of Men's and
a Bloys
Wearing Apparel. New Suits, Top Dress
supply of new Jackets, in fates Spstyles; irts for
Trousers, new Hats, Caps,
Fall Wear and everything in Work Clothes.
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ZURICH
Thursday, November .24th, 19'55
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LOCAL NEWS
!Mrs. 'Conrad !S'iemon spent the Huroni
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week -end in New Hamburg anct Kit-
hen,er. She also attended the wed- DEBENTURES
ding of a relative in Kitchener,
Miss Joanne rBedard, R.N., of St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, is spend- Canada Trust
ing a day or so in town with ' her
mother, Mrs. Emily Bedard.
The WM.'S. of St. Peter's Luth- CERTIFICATE S
eran Church, Zurich, held their an-
nual T'hankoffering meeting ,on, Sun- Now Paying:
day evening with agood attencanee.
' Had Painful Fall. 31/2% for 5 years
Mrs. , Kenneth Breakey received
an injury when she tripped .on a' step 3% for 3 years
while helping to adjust a storm win-
dow and struck her Bead on the cem-
J. W. HABERER
ent sidewalk. Medical attention was
given at once and the patient ms' ;get General Insurance Phone 161
ting along nicely. '
Week -end visitors at the home of Zurich Mennonite'• Church
.Mr and Mrs Alf Ige1'ielk iottoWn. Were
his children : Mr. and 'Mrs, Edgar
. `Geiger of Pigeon, Mich;,Ma.- :i yT Mrs
Maurice Neil of Detroit, and Mr.
and Mrs. Clare :Melick and daugfiter
of Dashwood. •
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Mr. Patrick Cunningham, who has
:been on a survey jab in the Red
Lake district, near the Manitoba bor-
der, spent a few days here with Mrs
Cunningham, who is staying; :for a
few weeks at the horr'e of lac!. par-
ents, Mr and Mrs. C. L. Smith. Mr.
Cunningham has left for Port Credit
where he has surveyingwork to do and
where they will reside in future hav-
ing their effects moved from rem -
8 D broke, while Mrs. Cunningham is •re-
p maining in Zurich.
>V W. I. RALLY AT GRAND BEND
Q ✓7 The Huron County Rally o r the
,r, 0 Women's Institute met in the United
k Church, Grand Bend on Tuesday
40 morning and afternoon with' Presi-
v dent, Mrs. Johns of ElimvilIe in
\y charge. Discussions and resolutions,
The Lutheran Church in Sunday School (all ages) 11:15 A.lvl.
� along with other important..businessZurich e1-
b� being dealt with. The Provinelal tends a warm welcome to visitors.
Pre •:dent, Mrs. Gordon McPhatter, !
'' of Owen Sound being time guest s.pe.
QOG. aker,° and outlined many •imrportaiit
items of Educational progress to In -
40t stitute work. Mrs. Filsinger, health
tinurse of Hurian County, gwve an
C interesting talk on her work. The
lnstltute choir 'favored the .gathering
j: with the anthem "The Song of Peace"
with Mrs. M. Tiernan of Dashwood
U accompanying on the piano. A film
400 on "Beautifying the ft utile 'Wit,
shru'ms was given. This • meeting b -
4V • ah ut 100 ladies in attendance, with
the lovely day of sunshine, along
with the social -time is to be remem-
bered by every one present.
Pastor--;- Albert Martin
rTNDAY SERVICES:
1:00 a m. — Sunday School
00 a.m. — Worship Service
R:00 pan: ,-- Bible Meeting
Wednesday, 3.00 p.m. Prayer Fellow-
ship in the . hoanes.
YOU ARE INVITED WORSHIP
WITH US
You'll Enjoty! Listening to—
"THE MENNONITE HOUR"
Gospel) Preaching — Inspirationa
Singing.
Sundays--=CHIVIL-900 k.c. 10.30 p.m.
—WRVA - 1140 k.c.- 10.30 p.rn•
rhe Living Christ for a Dying
World."
ST. PETER'S
Ev. Lutheran Church, Zurich
Rev. O. Winter, Pastor.
Mrs. J. Tuerkheim, ATCM., Organist
Worship Services:
10 A.M. and 7:30 P.M.
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The Drysdale Store
We have purchased Stock and and r have aof Drys-
dale Store from John Dd n my such as Prints, Broad-
various lines of Drygoods,
Flannelettes, 1\r,n's Overalls, Work Shirts,
Jeans, Gloves, etc. A >o 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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GASCHO BROS. - Phone 98 r 1
"Old at40,50,60?
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— Man, You're Crazy
Forget your age! Thousands are peppy at 70.
Try "pepping up' with Ostrex. Contains tonic
for weak, rundown feeling due solely to
body's lack of iron which many men and
i women call `old." Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets
for pep, younger feeling, this very day, New
"get acquainted" size only 60c. For sale at
all drug stores everywhere.
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Krauskopf, in her 87th year, beloved
wife of the late Joseph Regier, and
dear mother of John of Seaforth;
bred of Zurich; George and Edwin of
' Hay 'Township; Lawrence of Stanley
Twp; Anthony of Detroit; Louise
(Mrs. Walter Millen) of Hay Twp;
Martha (Mrs. Edward D'enomme) of.
Stephen Twp; Mrs. Irene Ducharme,
of Windsor. The family is well known
in this vicinity living on the Goshen
line, south a few miles. The body
Farm Forum •
1 The Parr Line Farm Forum met
at the home of .Mr and Mrs Stewart
Blackwell. There -were 19 adults and
®3 children Present. It was revise
6 night, so there was •nio .given topic foi rested at the home of her son, Edwin,
5 discussion. During the business per:
iod, the ladies •made plans to have •
Goshen Line, until Thursday, Noy*em-
* a booth at Mrs. Dick's Auction Sale, ber 24th, 1955, when Requiem High
4 while the men discussed things in mass :is :being sung in St. :Boniface
.I general. Progressive euchre was then R.C. Church, Zurich at 10 a.m. In-
' started. The winners were, ladies first teunent in the adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Rohin•son; Ladies, Con.- Prayers were said on !Wednesday,
solation..41 Mrs. John Soldan; Men's Nov. 23rd at 8.30 p.m. -
® first, Wilfred Mousseau; Men's con Harry Zimmer .Dies Suddenly
• sohtion, Carl Reichert. Mrs. Howard
• Adkins got the prize for sitting on Harry Zimmer, 49, garage operator
• the lucky chair. The hostess then at Dashwood for 30 years, died sud-
e + served lunch. The next meeting will denly from (heart attack at his
be held at the home of Mr and Mrs home on Saturday evening while in
Soldan when the topic for dis-
counts?"
the home. He had lived there all hiss
ember of St Boni.
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SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster
Little pigs started on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster
weigh 40 pounds and more at weaning—and testa
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
your pigs to make the best use of their feed arid
reach market sooner.
Start Every Litter on Pig Booster.
MILT DEITZ & SON - Zurich, Ont.
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WHITE ELEPHANT and COMMUNITY
SALE December 3rd, in the
COMMUNITY CENTRE, ZURICH
It has been decided to combine the White Elephant
Sale with a Community Sale. Anyone wishing to
have articles sold on this day on a commission
basis please notify the chairman of the Committee:.
Mr. Milfred Schilbe, for particulars. Phone 143.
We will still pick up any Donations—
The Arena Board - Lions Club - Chamber of
Commerce. - Alvin Walper, Auctioneer.
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cussion will be: 'Why keep Farm Ac- life and was a m
face Church, Zurich, and of Dash-
life
Business 'Men's Club. Surviv-
OBITtIA R1' ing besides his wife, the f•oriner Lor -
Mrs. Joseph Ravelle etta Ziler of Dashwood, are his
�harine Zimmer, three
• Mrs. Joseph Rexene, the former mother, is.
Mary lsche, of Grand Bend, died at daughters, Theresa, R.N. of the staff
I St. Joseph's Hospital in her '77th yr. of Victoria Hospital, London; Ruth
She was 'born in Perth Co., and was and Helen and one son, Joseph, at
"6"24 * " *"1" '.�41 444^t* ' 9 'a member of G. B. United Church. home; and three brothers, Elmer, of
• Surviving are a son, Wilfred of. G.B. Grand Bend; Louis Dashwood; and, •
HARDWARE – SEEDS and FURNIT Rr.
Your Fuel Needs
Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time.
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We always try to supply our Customers with the most
Suitable Fuel for their heating " equipment. But to a
insure deliveries in time always leave yo�zr ri"=-?-. 'a early
with us so we can arrange for your -•- i ply. e
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YOUR HEATING EQUIPMEi 1T '
Have You Looked Over Your Heating ' :?rent?
i 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, 1-urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmit�i
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stook.
STADE & WEIDO
LUR►GH - ONT.
QUAI..tTY - num SERVICE
two! daughters in Detroit. The remains Earl of Lune a.
were laid to rest in the G.:3. cemet- at the family residence, Dashwood,
ery. ;till Wednesday morning when l e -
Mrs. Joseph Regier Iquiem High Mass ,has sung in St•
There passed away in St. Mary's .Boniface Church, Zurich. at ,10.30 a.
Hospital, London on Sunday, Noven- 1 m. by Father M. D. Monaghan. In-
ber 20th, a well known Hay Twp.'terment in.tlie adjoining' church cem-
, p. .:Lary etery.
resident in the person of Mrs, .,.
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FALL SUITS ARE BEING ORDERED NOW
WORSTED FLANNELS, MELANGE WORSTEDS.
CHARTONES, CATHEDERAL TONES, ALL
SHADES AND MATERIALS. TOPCOATS
AND OVERCOATS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
SUITS - MADE - TO - MEASURE $49.00 UP
SLACKS — MADE -TO -MEASURE $13.95 UP
COMPLETE SUPPLY OF SMOCKS ` $3.95 UP
GWG AND WALKER WIO.RK CLOTHS.
FALL JACKETS AND COATS IN SUPPLY
BOYS JACKETS, ETC., RIGHT PRICES.
SPECIAL — We will deduct $1.00 from total
price of two suits of Winter Underwear.
Agents for Mid Town Cleaners
Pick Up Mon. "Thurs., Saturday's
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carpet Time
This is the time' of year to buy your Rugs or .,,wall
to wall Carpet
. CALL US, WE WILL GLADLY . DROP
AROUND AND SHOW YOU SAMPLES
Inlaid Ltholeums
We Carry A ..Wide Range of Patterns
Best Selection to Choose From
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL TYPES OF
INSTALLATION
T. and T. FLOORING
Your Decorating Headquarters
Phone 133 Zurich
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Combination Doors
WE ALSO CARRY ALUMINUM DOORS,
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WINDOWS AND AWNINGS
Phone 69 - Zurich
Call Ed. Deichert Salesman
SEE US FOR ANY OF
Your Building Needs
Fred C. Kalbfleisch & Son Ltd.
Lumber, Shingles and Builders' Supplies)