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NEW DRESS MATERIALS -
100q Nylon Dress ends, crepes, Lacy Sheers,
Frosted Organdies, Waffle Cloths, Prints,
Krinkle Cloths.
NEW HOUSEDRESSES ----
In Prints, Ginghams, Waffle Cloths, Broad-
cloths,.. Prices range from $2.98 to 6.25
A lot of print Dresses sizes 14 to 36,
to clear at $1.79 each.
NEW KIDDIES WEAR --
Finest lot of Children's wear now available.
Everything in Dresses, sun Suits, T Shirts,
Jerseys, Blouses. See the new plaid Jeans, asst.
colors. Sizes 4 to 6 at $1.98 eac,ia.
MEN'S WEAR ----
Specials
6 only Mens Summer Suits 2 piece at
$37.50 each .
6 only, coat and 2 pr. trousers at ....$47.50
Men's Underwear -- S. Sleeve and Ankle length
Combs. sizes 34, 36, 38 at $1.65
Colored T Shirts, all sizes at 1.49 and $1.75
Sport Shirts, small' only, Reg. 3.25 for $2.59
A lot of Men's Briefs to clear at 59c
12 pr boys summer pants 1.50 to 1.98 each
GROCERIES
Cohoe Salmon Half -Ib. tin
Corn-Fetti, new sugar coated cereal pkg
Clark's pork and beans 20 -oz tins, 2 for
No. 1 Chocolate Marsh Cookies, lb.
Salada Coffee, 1 -lb tin
Kellogg's Variety Cereal, 10 pkgs.
48 -oz tin choice Tomato Juice
Crispy Flake Shortening Deal 2 lbs.
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr. Peter Eisenbach of Grand
Bend made a ,business call in town
1lonclay.
Mises Kathleen Hess, nurse in train -
ng at St. Joseph's Hao4srpital, London •
tient a fev' d? -a a+. Lea h.,, y. laaa
Mr and Airs Walter Jeffrey of De. Now Offering
o.t spent a few days with relatives 3% for 1 and 2 years.
n these parts early in the 1'ee".. 3% for 3 to 10 years.
;Miss Jack on of St. George, was a POLIO PROTECTION:
week -end visitor with her friend, Atm Pays up to $5,000.00.
,eray O'Brien. Entire Family including man, wife
Airs. Margaret Hooper of London,' and children between ages 3 months
a5 a week -end visitor with. her to •18 years.
lrothet', Mrs E. Hey. Premium $10.00 for two years.
Mr and .firs Ted Foster .of 'De- Individual Polley $5.00 for two years
Huron Erie
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Sunday visitors with Mrs. Louis :ire, Automobile and Casualty
Weber. Insurance.
Prof. and Mrs. Alvin Sureras a.n.i •
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brother, Miss Meda and Mr. Gordon
Saturday, was the notorious ;.'?th
' of reland, when the Orange Order
aQQO i have their annual walk, this year it
D was held at Wingham, where there
iwas a large 'crowd.
Di Owing to the extreme hot weather
over the week -end the lakeside re-
s sorts were flooded with city folk
V trying to find a cool spot to rest at
QQD ease. All accomodations were being
14 D extended to capacity.
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F.A. miserable epidemic of summer
flu is making its rounds, and any -
4 c•ne escaping it is very fortuna e. It
begins with a bad cold, and one's
40 limbs, muscles and nerves acre and
get sore, then
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akening, and one hardly knows what
to do to combat against it. Just a
bit too sick to be working, and just
not quite sick enough to go to bed.
pp It is very hard to shake off, as most
Qi of these summer colds are. !.f.
top FRANK SINATRA'S CCI`iFESSION I
PUBLISHED i
"The Voice" holds no punches as
he reveals h's own store of his sur-
prisrr . divorce from Nancy and his
exciting romance wi'h Ave Gardner„
in this Sunday's (July 20 is.nie of
The American Weekly. Begin Frank
Sinatra's dramatic 1It..0-part relies,
"Frankie Speaking,' in The Americ-('
an Weekly exclusively with The'
American Weekly exclusively. with'
The Detroit Sunday Times.
PHYSICIAN
ZURICH - Phone 66
Also for Summer Months at Grand
Bend. Phone 150
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Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m. at Zurich
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Bookkeeping. Service. Etc.,
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We are having what is considered
one of the hotest summers m -many
a day, and probably Sunday was the
climax, when the mercury climbed up
near the 100 mark. We were a bit
curious just what it was- in the sun
so we tried it out, and in a very short
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time it climbed up to 111, the wood-
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lawn chairs were so hot one co,ald
hardly place a hand on them. But
we did not try the traditional egg
frying feat that some claim to have
done. Some nice showers or rain
have been going around us, but un-
fortunately we did not ring in on
this. It is very dry and farmers are
busy cutting wheat which loot's an
average crop.
Celebrate Anniversary
Over ninety guests gatnered at
the summer home of Mr and Mrs.
Albert Hess, to tonor thein on their
25th wedding anniversary. The bride
of 25 years was attractively attired
in navy blue crepe with white acces-
sories.
At six oclock the-gue>ts sat down • Wally. Herbert reports f-,
to a sumptuous meal prepared by from Easton Fisher
friends of the Hess Fancily. The
table was centred with a three tiered
les created the setting for the eerenx-
wedding cake. The Rev. Mr. E. W. pixies in which Helen Audrey Jervis
Heimrich welcomed the guests and became the bride of James Donald
read a description of the wedding 'of Middleton. The bride is the daughter
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OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith
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Enter YE in at the straight gate; for wide is the gate, and 't
broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and MANY
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Because straight is the gate, and narrow is the way, which
leadeth unto life, and FEW there be that find it. Matt. 7:13.14
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Finally, my brethren, be STRONG in the Lord, and in the4k
Put on the whole armour of God. That YE may be able to
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STAND against the wiles of the devil.. Egh. 6: 10, 11.
GOLDEN RULE GOSPEL MESSENGERS
Phone 94 r 22... Box 50 R.R. 1, ZURICH, Ont.
25 years ago, which was solemnized 'of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Carl Jervis
at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev. Clinton, and the groom is the son of
H. Rembe, flow of Massey, Ont. Mr and Mrs Fred Middleton, Clinton.
Mrs. Orville readback of Condon, ;Tile Rev. Hugh C n officiated.
the bridesmaid, an address and The church choir sang and .Mrs Mil -
Mr. Orville Steinback presented Mr ton Rennie was organist. .
and Mrs. Hess with a purse of money
1iam relatives. Many beautiful gifts Given in marriage by her father,
of thief were also received. the bride wore lace and net over
Mr and Mrs. Hess have a daughter satin, fashioned with a fitted formal
Kathleen (nurse in training) at St. torp, a lace jacket finished wgth. wtny-
Joseph's Hospital, London, and a ed pushup sleeves and Peter Pan
son Billie, at home. Guests were "collar, and boucant ankle letxgtlx skirt
pre. ent from North Tkakoea, Detroit,- of net with lace insert. A 'brimmed
1' fence, Lucan, London, Hensall and headdress held her fingertip tulle il-
lusion veil and the bride carried an
arrangement of Esther Reid daisies.
iMiss ,Margaret Knudsen was maid
of honor, gowned in .ivory and carry-
ing a basket of brown -eyed 'Susans.
Bridesmaid was Miss 'Catherine Fing-
land, -wh'e wore corn -flower blue and
Carried a basket of ;white daisies.
Their similarily-styled dresses were
of net and lace over taffeta and they
wore matching picture hats, :Flower
gwrls were Irene Kerr and Lynne
Shipley, who were gowned in 1a1f-
eta with 'aprons of net. They wore
poke bonnets and carried :bassets of
harmonizing flowers.
1V1+u. ey Johnston was groc:asntan,
HYMENEAL
WEDDING AT BAYFIELD
Nicholls - McEwan
Trinity Anglican Church, hayfield,
was decorated with summer flowers
for 'he wedding of Doris Margaret
51cEwen, daughter of Mrs. F. W.
McEwen, Bayfield, and Dr. Ralph W.
Nicholls, Son of 'Mr and Mrs
Nicholls, Hove, Sussex, England.
Rev. H. J. E. Webb''ofticiated
l Miss Marion McLean, of Lo
presided at the organ. 1)r.
Blackwell, of London, attended
groom and Mins .Margaret Sho
Clinton was bridesmtid.
The reception was held.
Little Inn. Dr. Nicholls, who
the staff of Vie University of
ern Ontario, is a 'graduate sof
euial •Colleve, London England,
the 'bride is •a graduate of the
ersity of Western Ontario, w
is engaged in cancer research
s Medical -School.
Middleton - Jervis
At the Wesley Willis United
Clinton, daisies, delphiniums and ros- The coup
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`land ushers were Joseph Gibson and
at the 1'W`illiam Hanley. A. reception was
is on held in the church parlors. Mrs. Jer-
aciwned in rose sheer lace
West- vis was g
imp= { with navy .accessories and corsage of
and blue carnations. Mrs. Middleton chose
Univ: I navy sheer crepe and lace with ye -
re she low accessories and 'corsage of yellow
iios,es, F'orr
a motor trip north, the
at the bride donned a white linen suit and
i1 r,ed,and-rwihite candy striped sailor
hat and gloves, red and white acres-
church sordes and corsage of red carnrations.
e will lave in. Clinton.
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