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Of the Cambridge Tailors will be here on
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To Personally give you the Benefit of his Expert
Knowledge in the Selection of your Clothes
More than fifty years of tailoring craftmanship
backs each Cambridge garment, so you will recog-
nize that the expert guidance of Mr. MacKenzie is
a real opportunity,.......his knowledge of woollens,
styling, fitting, fine tailoring, will help you make
best selection, so take advantage of this outstanding
opportunity.
he new Spring and Summer woollens and styles
are here
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Mr. Jacob Ortwein visited at the
home of his son Ray, in Galt.
Miss Beaverly Bryan, instructor
of the Handicraft Work, ot Toronto,
spent the week -end in Zurich.
Messrs. H, W. Brokenshire and
Albert Kalbfleisch .attended the fun-
eral of the late Norman 'Miller, Co-
unty Clerk at Goderich on Tuesday,
Mrs. Herb Mousseau, Mrs. James
Parkins and little daughter Sandra,.
motored to Stratford on Tuesday.
They were accompanied by Miss
Betty Mousseau, who is a Nurse at
the city General Hospital.
A number of sympathizing friends
visited with the Ernest Dagg family
at Teeswater on Sunday from this
vicinity paying their last respect to
Mrs. Dagg, who, died at Toronto on
Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Ray Magee and dau-
ghters Joyce and Erie of Desboro,
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Turkheim, while
Mr and Mrs Chris. A. Mink also of
Desboro spent the week -end with re-
latives in Dashwood.
Mr and Mrs. Maggi Who have ree
coutly arrived from Augsburg, Ger-
many, have taken upresidence in
the village. 31r. Maggi is .empl eyed
at the Kal.bfleisch Mills. We welcome
these new Canadians to our -Village.
Is At Hospital
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insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early
with us so we can arrange for your supply
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Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Proh-
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for you and offer •ur Suggestion to Your Best
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Don't miss the Anniversary Sale at
Tudor's Dry Goods, Hensall, Com-
mencing Thursday., Marcel SM. 13e
sure to see the Remnant Table. c
Finest of Weather
Unseasonehly warm, balmy weather
is still with us, but it is getting cold--
er today, Wednesday, .and will he s�„
in a day or two. The mercury was
up in the 60's on Tuesday, which is
unseasonably for this time of year.
Our friends •n,.theWe•,tern Provinc-
es have the worst storm in years and
temperatures wa7- belo” eere. Put
we wonder, will it reach ne?
Lenten Services
you are invited to ateend the Len,
ten Servicesheld in the i:eaeemlical
1.7,13. Church, beginning at Zerich,
on Wednesday evening March 7th, 'at
8 p.m. music by Dashwoocr choir.
The services will continue on Thurs-
day and Friday evenings at 8 p.m.
with music by local talent. On Sun..
day morning March 11th at 10 a.m
with Hr. E. S. Faust of Kalamazoo.
Mich., re gueA speaker. A cordial'
invitation is c» -:tended to everyone fo
attend these inspiring services.
- Miscellaneous Shower
The basement of Emmanuel U.IL
Evangelical Church was. the ata:._
ion on Friday evening, when it being
decorated he pink and white forth'
occasion to receive relatives, neleh-
boure and friends who formed an
alley foe. Miss Elaine Geiger, bride
elect, who was asked to be seated in
the chair of honor. Mia Nola Krue-
ger spoke a few words of interest,
and explained of the ladies who had
gathered to present gifts, and e
social evening for the bride elect.
Then the Misses Sue Anne Coxon
and Mary Ellen Thiel came through
the Alley with guests seated on either
side, drawing a lovely, decorated
wagon of gifts and presented them
to the (bride elect); this being re-
peated several times, as the gifts
were beautiful and many. They al-
so were assisted, Elaine thanked
every one for their kindness and the
lovely gifts. A ,contest was held
which caused much laughter. Re-
freshments were served and a good
social time was enjoyed. Best wish-
es were extended to the bride elect.
Farm Forum
,The Unique Forum met at the
ome of Mr and Mrs. 13. Horner on
londay evening, March 3th. Nola
("rueger spoke on the subject -"Can
he •Curriculum be Improved h,
tura) Schools?" In her talk she
ointed out that our educational
'stein must change with the chang-
ng times in order to meet tne prob-
ems of the day. The following atme
.vere also streseed: The school must
ell) the child to understand the nate
re of the environment in which he
re The eehool must s,,ek to leed
he child to choose and accept as 'hie
yen those ideals of conduct and en-
eavour which a Christian and da-
iocratic society approves. The school
must assist the pupil to master those
abilities that are esential to living in
modern society. After the lively
iscussion the group arrived at these
onclusionee (1) 'Urban and rural
hildren ie the elementary school
hould given a similar foundation
deretion elth emphaeie on the are
reciation of rural life; (2) In sec-
ndary sehoola there, should be a
hole(' between academic and vont-
(mid rettleee. le the reereetional
our the group enioyed "'?,0-111Pst-
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For -
re will meet at the ,home of Mr and;
\7eet week the For.:
II's. C. Geiger. Mrs. 1), Geiger will
o the dieoussion leader on the enied
ect. "What Training Should a
Teacher Have?"
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ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
EXETER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
At (New Twerp. Office)
ARTHUR FRASER
Income Tax Reports
Bookkeeping Service, Etc,
EXETER
3FFICEe—Corner AZ133., Wiilam StS,
Phone: Exeter 504.
MEMO TO MILADY: Be sure to
listen each weekday morning at
10.05 on 980-CFPI. .•
Murray and 0 gaffer together some
interesting items and He them up -
with bright music for you to enjoy.
Join us, won't you?
980-CFPL's MARY ASHWELL
P.S.—Kote Aitken drops by every
Mon,, Wed. & Fri. tool
NOTICE
TRUCKING Commencing Jan.
20th, '51 I am equipped and have
made provisions to market cattle at
the Toronto Stock Yards, have P.C.
V. F. Class License. The best of care
in handling, with prompt delivering
is guaranteed. The cattle are also
fully covered by Insurance. 70 cents
per cwt. covers all expenses.
Also handle CIL Fertilizers. .. See
us for Prices.
Top Prices paid for hogs every Tues-
day. -
MAURICE MASSE & SONS
Phone 98 r 24, Zurich.
A MESSAGE TO WIVES FROM
FANNIE HURST?
In this Sunday's (March 11) issue
of The American Weekly, tamout
magazine that comes Exclusively with
The Detroit Sunday Times, read
Fannie Hurst's warning to women
who -use wifehood and motherhood as
an excuse for physical and mental
laziness. Read her down-to-earth
advice on how to keep a husband. Get
Sunday's Detroit Times.
Federation of Agriculture
13y Gordon M. Greig
The February Directors' meeting
of Huron .County Federation or Agr-
iculture held in Clinton, Ont,, Feb.
27th. placed the Federation of Agr-
iculture in Huron Countbehind
the municipalities in the north end
of the County that are opposing the
proposed change in service on the
Canadian Natibnal Railway line
from Palmerston to Kincardine.
A resolution opposing the discon-
tinuing of the serviee on this line and
substitution. of Bus and transport
service was received from Morris and
Turnberry Twps. The opinion of the
Directors was that the railway sm.
ice should be' improved instead of
discontinued. Any deficit incuredb,y
the C.N.R. is met out of taxpayers'
money.This line does not lose the Co-
mpany any more than many other
lines being operated.
The 11)51 Huron County Field Day
will be held in the Tow» of Exeter
on Wednesday June 12. A eotrimm-
ittee has been selected to direct the
planning, for thte. big event. We as-
sure you that it will be a gala event.
The Huron County 'Year Book will
be published as usual to infrom you
of all the displays and events that
will be there.
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'You WILL die sooned or later? "It is appointed unto man once
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,You'd better START to get ready?
You want to be RIGHT?
You don't KNOW the way?
The Lord Jesus said:
"I am the Way, the Truth and the Life, no man corneth
unto the Father hut by Me," (John 14;6).
"Him that cometh to Me, 1 will in no wise cast out"
(John 6:37.)
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