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ECIALS
Kitchen Towels 36 -in. at pair
do larger size, each
Turkish Toweling, Reg. 69c yard, for
72 -in. Factory Cotton per yard
10 pieces Wabasso Prints yard
Curtain Scrimm 36 -in. yard
93c
75c
55c
68c
39c
39c
Cotton Sheets, hemstitched, 76x96, at pr..... 6.95
Pillow Cases, Wabasso, 42 -in, col borders 2.29 pr.
Men's Rayon sport Shirts, sh. sleeves,
Reg. 2.98, for
1.98
Men's Jerseys asst. stripes, Reg 3.15 for 2.25 each
Mens Work Sox, new with Nylon reinforced
heel and toe, Special at
Mens Briefs to clear at
85c pr.
59c
SCHOOL CLOTHES
WE HAVE A NEW SUPPLY OF GIRLS' AND BOYS' JEANS,
SWEATERS, PULLOVERS ,BOYS' JACKETS, PLAID
SHIRTS, GIRLS' DRESSES, BLOUSES, NEW HOSIERY.
SEE THE NEW PLAID FLANNEL LINED JEANS FOR
GIRLS AND BOYS; VERY POPULAR FOR FALL AND
WINTER WEAR, WITH PLAID SHIRTS TO MATCH.
VISIT OUR STORE. FOR ALL YOUR
GROCERY NEEDS
If You Wish We Will Deliver Your Parcels
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr and Mrs Cid. Koehler and
Miss Olive O'Brien were at London
on Saturday.
Hay •Concil met on Monceay for
the regular October rneetin .
Mr and Mrs Daniel Koehler of
Kitchener were Sunday visitors with
relatives here,
Mr and Mrs Ernest •Gemming and
family of .Rochester, N.Y. were we-
ek -end guests with their parents, Mr
and Mrs Well. Johnston, and at the
Dominion House.
Mr and Mrs .Melvin 'McLean, a
bridal couple of Toronto, were week-
end visitors at the home of their
uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs. SyIv.
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Witmer of town. They were return-
ing from Alvinston andreturned by
way of Clinton, Where they,epicked
up Miss Tillie u'Vliller, of Tcnioiito.
Cooler weather' is movru0. in aatd
'.. ; Erie
DEBENTURES
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Canada 'Trust
CERTIFICATES
Now Offering
3 *I6 for. 1 and 2 years..
3g/se for 3: to; 11.0: roam.
POLIO) PROTECTION:' •
Bays, upA kw $50001010):
Entire- Family including many, Fife
and childuen, between ages, 3i IlleatilS
to 18 years.
• Premium $1000, fent twu yews.
Individual! Polley $,54.00i ter two, years
J.. W.. Haberer - Phone li 61
ire,, Automobile and, Casualty
Insurance.
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
713'A[ RLFSTER - SOLICITOR
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�10Q the past few nights the :mercury has EXETER, ONT.
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Q pped down to the low twenties. The Wedntesdty, Z? to 5 gime et Zurich
. garden greens, like tomato plants and At Township Clerk's, Officed i + cucumber vines„etc. are a thing of
d i the past as they are .badly frozen. r '!
,k 02 However, milder weather is predicted {� �li��t� ove
for a few days, but October' usually
ushers in the colder weather which
leads up to winter in November.
Auto Accident
An accident on the Goshen iine;,
134 miles south ,of Zurich, on Satur-
0 day night, Oct. 4th; car driven and,
Lowned by William Brown,' R.R. 8,
\It7 Zurich; travellin south, made a left:
turn into driveway, ear driven by
Shirley Guenther, Dashwoocr;• travel-;
ling north, with defective lighting
• failing to see the Brown 'car turning,
in the laneway, crashed into the right
rear fender, causing $100 damages,.
P. C. Cecil 'Gibbons, Exeter, ','estig'.
j, ated.
HYMENEAL
Groceries - Dry Goods - Men's Wear
VSD TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH 4QO
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rysdale Store
The Store with the Best Variety of all
• of Groceries
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys
A fine assortment of Hardware and !Electrical
Appliances
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
CO—OP,. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats
, Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! !—
GIVE US A CALL!
JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE ..Phone 98 r 1
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Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time.
We always try to supply our Customers with the most
Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to
insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early
with us so we can arrange for your supply
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment?
Doe* 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, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
STADE & WEIDO
ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY PRICE sawn
(Parke . Graham
Candelbra and fern intersa•ersed
with standards of autumn . 'flowers
formed the back f •h
group or an arc
of evergreen and tinted leaves to
A.R.iC.T„
Teacher of Piano and Theory
S'TU'DIO: L. Wagner's Res.
Appointments; Phone Zurich 99 r 7
cessori,es+ and bronze ehrysanthemuml
corsage. Upon their return they'
wile° +i:aake their home on the groom's
farm near Rrucefield.
HOW PRESIDENTIAL, CANDID.
ATES .ARE SMEARED
Learn how "Presidential Candidates
from' George, Washington's time tri
the ipresent have been victrnis of mud
slinging. H. V. Kaltenborri. shows how
such attacks have brought'disaster to
victims. Read "The Big Smear,” in
this Sunday's (Oct. issue of the
great .color Gravure American Week
ly, exclusively wih The Detroit Sun-
day Times,
make the sitting at the home of the OBITUARY
bride's parents, Saturday, for the
wedding of Betty Ann Parke, only
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clarence
Parke, Zurich and Melvin Graham,
youngest son of Mr and Mrs •Goldie
Graham, Brucefield. The ReV. T. J.
Pitt, officiated. Mrs. Pitt presided
Mrs. William Otterbein
Funeral Services were held on
Wednesday, last, in the Bonthron
funeral home, Hensall for Mrs. Wni.
Oltterbein, 55, a well- known resident
at the piano and Marilyn DowPrn of Hensel! for over 80 years. who
rendered "I Love You Truly" during
died in Clinton hospital. Services.
the signing of the register.' . was conducted by Rev. C. L. 1,J
Given .in marriage by per:father ford, with interment' in Hensalt Un -
the bride wore a floor-lengthf govrn ion .Cenietery. Mrs Otterbein was born
of white nylon net over satin in Eli- in London, Eng, and came to Canada
zalbeth style. The bodice or,. swiss after World War II, where she mar -
lace featured long pointed 'sleeves I ried a veteran of that 'war, the for -
with rhinestone trim. A b ;.cixessrmer:Esther 'Johnston`. Surviving are
her husband, and a son George.,
Mrs. Levi' 'Hamacher, 88, a resi-
dent of Dashwood for 418 years, died
Sept. 80th from injuries in • a fall
which fractured her hip, a year ago.
She was 'born in Stephen Twp. anct
was twice married, her first husband
being Wm. Willert, who died VT yrs.
ag. Her second husband, Levi Ham-
acher, died 213 years ago. She was
of orange blossom held ner tfloor-
length veil of nylon net. She car-
ried a cascade bouquet of red roses.
The groom's sister, •Mrs, Fred.
Robinson, Toronto, was .bridesmaid,
and his little niece, Lenda Robinson,
was flowergirl. They wore identical
gowns of Killarney green velvet and
carried bronze chrysantheums.
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Kenneth Parke, brother of the one 'off the oldest members ,of :pion
bride was the best man. A recept• Lutheran Church, Dashwood. Surviv-
ion was held at Monnetta recede ing are two daughters, Mrs. William
Exeter. The bride's mother receive Schroeder, Detroit; Mrs. Clayton
ing, wore a gown of platinum Failte Wildfong, London; siz sons, Arthur,
with wine accessories and a corsage ' Simon, ' Otto, Herbert Willert, all of
of white carnations. Assisting, the Dashwood; Elmer Willett, Grand
mother of the groom was in a navy 'Bend; Edward Hamacher, Dashwood;
ensemble with gray accessories and four sisters, Mrs. Louisa Schaeffer,
a corsage of white carnations. Parkhill; Mrs. Amanda Schumacher;
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Mrs. Emma Dietrich,' and Mrs. sus -
Mr and Mrs Graham left for a an Merner, all of .Dashwood. The
wedding trip through Northern Ont- l remains rested at the Hoffman funer-
aria and other points. The bride tray- ' al home, Dashwood, where services
elting in a seal brown shadow rib I were conducted Friday at 2.30 p.m.
cloth coat over a two -)piece benedict- by the Rev. L. Higenell and mterm-
ine, brown, satin trim ottoman cord ent made in the Lutheran Bronson
suit with antique gold and brown ac- LineCemetery.
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FINAL BINGO OF THE SEASON
• Your Last Chance To Win
is $2,000 Cash .Bing�
Sponsored by .Clinton Lions Club in aid of Artifical Ice
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CLINTON LION"S ARENA
TUESDAY', OCTOBER 14th.
Doors open at 8 o'clock. Games start at 9 p.m. (Sandard Time)
15 GAMES ''AT $50 EACH -
1 SPECIAL $100 1 SPECIAL $150
SPECIALS $500 EACH
Admission: $1 for 15 reg. games; extra white cards 25c, or
5 for K.; Special cards, 215e each or 5 for $1.00.
REFRESHMIENT` BOOTH --
• THE ANNUAL MEETING 1
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• ation will be held in 'the Agricultural Board Room in Clinton at 8.30 p.m., on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 14th, T 952
Every Fanner that produces cream for sale is 0
a member of this organization and is invited to at.
tend the annual .meeting and hear the speakers ex
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lain the work bean done by the organization on
yourp behalf,
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Don't wait;; Now is the time to check your.' heatin;
requirements.
We haveethe Duo Therm space heaters to)tt ke care
of anyy sine home or if a furnace is wanted we
have:: just. what you need.
Crowley . Wingham -- New Idea:iF'urnaces
We carry the: following power Burners:
Conray,' - Fess -. Shur Iet
COAL ---If it` i's; Coat you want, give us a =call, as we
can.supply you with blue coal and deliver' t
your home.
We also carry cllimneyblocks and flu liners,
Get your roofs fixed now before the roughaweatlier
comes. We have a good stock of gaPianizedi.
roofi g; i'n. all sizes.
See us for.'your- deep Freezers in all sizers
Rader & Mittleholtz - Hardware
Phone 63 Zurich
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Electric Sewing Machines, ' Eureka Vacuum
Cleaners, tank .arid upright types.
Mason & Risch,, Henry Herbert an& Schubert
Pianos.
Alsa.Carry all other lines of 'Home Furnishing*
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Furniture Store Phone 122 -
Residence Phone 89.
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Lumber, Shingles and Builders' .Supplies
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