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ZURICH HERALD
LOCAL NEWS i Huron elL Erie
IP Mrs, Therese Hartman spent a D EBENTUR.ES
V) week with her son and other relati-
ves in Windsor and Detroit, or
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and Mrs W. Farrell CERTIFICATES
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BED SPREADS - 8 only Chenille, full size in 9
White, Rose, Chartense, Navy, Dark Green, r
Grey. Extra Special at $7.98 each
BLANKETS - 1 only all wool 66x84, extra
weight, Maroon, reg. 21.50 for 18.95
Falcon Flann Blankets 70x90, pr. 5.50
Ibex Flann Blankets 70x90 at pr 5.95
Flannelette Sheeting 72 -in. at yd •I.59
HOUSEDRESSEES - Print, sizes 14 to 40,
Values to 3.75, for 1.98 each
NYLONS - A new line of Weldrest 51 gauge, 15
denier,.. Special at $1.35 a pair.
See our Centre Table for Special argains in
Sweaters, Flan. Pyjamas, some lines of Und-
erwear, ens' Wear of every clescriptian.
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_ GROCERIES -
Nestles Milk, 2 tins 29c
Aylmer Baby Foods, 3 tins for ?lc
Choc. M. M. Cookies, per lb 45c
Canned Corn 20 -oz tin, 2 for /9c
Morning Cheer Coffee in glass jars at lb 96c
Tomato Juice, 48 -oz tin 34c
Old English Wax, tin 39c
do no rubbing, pint 39c
Red Cohoe Salmon, Half -lb tin 33c
Caine's Dog Food, 2 tins and 1 free 29c
Groceries -
TELEPHONE 59
Dry Goods -
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ZURICH
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of town.
A large number of villagers joined
with the country people last Thursday
in attending the Federation meeting
in the local Community Centre. A
most wonderful evening was enloyecl.
Mrs. S. Sararas of Hensaii was *a
recent visitor with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Conrad Siemon of Zurich, who
has been on the sick list, but is im-
proving nicely.
Left For Arizona •
Mr. and Mrs Harry G. Hess left
for Phenix, Arizona, on Monday.
They intend visiting with relatives., -
and friends on their way anct will
tour though various parts ,ot tne U.
S.A. We join: them with our bc't
Now Offering
3% for 1 and Y'eats.
31h for 3 to 10 years.
POLIO' PROTECTION:
Pays up to $5,000.00.
Entire Family ineluding man, wife
and children between ages 3 months
to 18 years.
Premium $10.00ll'or two years.
Individual Policy $500 for two years
J. W. Haberer - Phone 161
'ire, Automobile and Casualty
Insurance.
P', wishes for them to have a safe and
N 'il healthy trip, to enjoy th beauties of
N If i nature beyond our expectations..
Died In Detroit
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Word was received here by relati-
ioIves of the ,passill of Norman Ropp, RAWLEIGH P
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BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
EXffTER, ONT.
Wednesdhy, 2to 5 p.m. at Zurich
At Township Clerk's .01fice
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of Detroit, a Zurich Old Boy, on
ECM PROMIPT AND' COURTEOUS
Wednesday 21st. His wife having '
predeceased some years ago and be-
sides his own family there remains a
brother, Edward of Detroit, and two
sisters, Mrs. Clara Rinker o: .1.11 -ed -
ford and Mrs. Jack Taylor or: De-
troit. he in Hensel Feb. 2nd when the:
Fractured Arm date of the. Spring Fair will be set..
Miss Dtonna Oesch met with a pain-. Present at the meeting were Jerry
ful accident one day last week. as AlmtgomerY and JackButtler, Agri -
she was standing with several other . ultural. Representatives, and. Reeve!
girls near the ball diamond at the A. W. Kerslake, newly appointed War
Zurich schol grounds where the boys den o:E Huron County who spoke..
Lions Club News
SERVICE CONTACT
ROSS HAUGH
Ea -ms Pa.. Phone Dashwood 35 r 8.
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above the left wrist Her many fr.,,IActivities account of receipts. and
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very painful fractured ankle last
'P1 week, when the ladder broke on
Ay>. which he was stancline• while repair-
ing the wash line. Medical aid was
Qcalled and the patient was rus7.ed to
QClinton Hospital where the fracture
n was treated, and Leonard is pi-ogress-
ing as well as can be expectea. His
ends wish her a speedy rec
V many friends hope to soon see him
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Club, as recently presenteit by the
Fractures Ankle Treasurer, Lion Earl E. Weido. The
Mr. Leonard Wagner received. a period covers from. the est July to
Dec. 31st, 0.1952.
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Receipts.
June 30, Balance on hand 8440.70
Oct. 4 Boxing Bout receipts 195.50
Oct. 4 Tag Day receipts .... 54.2'7
Oct. 20 Net receipts Frolic 4135.32
Nov. 19 Dance receipts ..,.. 11.50
Dec. 4 by Fowl Bingo . •,,. 148.06
behind the counter of their store a.: Dec. 15 by Raclie sold 11.00
gain. !Dec. 20 by Feather l3ifigo 96.71
Sept. 18 By aess Electric, donated
AN NSPIRING MESSAGE FROM wiring act as charged 13.55
EDDIE CANTOR I By Bank interest 2.76
Comedian Eddie Cantor points up ---
a great message he learned from a Total Receipts $14414.37
young show-off and famous fighter: Total -ependitures 745.02
"When. you help others, you can't •
help helping yourself." Read "v/b7,9 Balance on hand 745.02
Knock the Kid Out,'" by Eddie Expenditures:
Cantor, in this Sunday's (FebrAary July 7 to A. C. Robinson, books 25.65
1) issue of The American Weekly, Sep 10 Victoria Hospital, re:
exclusively with Detroit Sunday Smith Children 25.,f0
Times. Sep. 11 J. Battler, donation to
4.H. Calf Club 25.00
Oct. 4 A.C. Robinson band music 4.10
Zurich Herald mot . • , 22.50
Jerry McComb, boring ex.:
285.00
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Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys
The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinds
of Groceries
A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical
Appliances
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh eats
Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! T. --
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JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE Phone 98 r 1
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HARDWARE - SEEDS and FURNITURE
Fuel Needs
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Will receive attention with us if left inplenty 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?
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.
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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 stook.
STADE WEIDO
ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
Foilosteeasooseoweampostv easserameastaweoseeesaarage
ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the South
Huron Agricultrual Society was held
in Hensall on Saturday, Jan. 24th,
with a splendid attendance. George
Armstrong of Hensall was re-elected
president; 1st vice Wm. Decker, of
Zurich; 2nd Vice., John McGregor of
Hensall; secy-treas. Dick Etherine•-
ton, Hensel; asst. secy., Jim MT: -
Gregor; Hay Twp. Director, Harold
Elder, Wm. Decker; Tuckersimth,
Stan Jackson; Usborne, Sam Dougall
Oscay Tuckey; Hibbert, R. Kinsmari,
Howard Wright; .Stanley, Elmer
Webster Elgin McKinley; Stephen,
Allan Wolper, Otto Willert; Hensall,
R H Middleton, Lorne Luker, Geo.
Armstrong. The treasurer's report
disclosed the financial status in a
healthy condition. Although no great
profit shown over the year's -work,
the Directors felt that they had been
of good service to the community
through the operation of the Hensall
Feeder Club backed and financed by
the South Huron Agricultural Soc-
iety. The Spring Fair the past year
almost doubled that of the previous
year. A directors' meeting will be
penses
Use of Arena
2 rolls Tickets
Posters, etc,
Nov. 3 Band Music
Nov. 12 Institute for Blind 54.27
Nov.21 J. E. Keating, act re
Hayter
A. G. Hess, 12 pr. glasses,
Smith Sisters ..,....... 20.00
Fanny Bender, caretaker hall
for Band 24.00
Dec. 6 Entry fees for Jr. hockey
teams 16.00
15 3 Xmas. gifts for blind 15.00
18 Bal. for Hockey gloves 13.90
)118 Rader & Mittleholtz act.
18 Huron Expositor adv. act 15.68
18 CKNX acct .... , . 19.00
18 Salvation Army 15.00
30 Hem Electric, wiring Arena
fIor Frolic 13.55
Use of films Santa Claus day 8.00
80 Gandy, nuts, oranges etc.
Santa Claus Day 94.79
Total Expenses 8745.02
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LINOLEUM "
,Now is the Time to have that New Tile or In-
" laid Linoleum Floor Installed
WE ALSO HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF
Congoleum and Rexoleurn in both yard goods and
Rugs
COME IN AND SEE THE NEW REXOLITE
The Floor-Covering.with the Plastic Finish
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR OLD
FLOORS SANDED AND RE -FINISHED
Let us give you. an Estimate on.. any job.
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS DIS•TRIBUTORS OF
DUSTBANE CO. OF CANADA FOR SWEEPING COMP
OUNDS AND FLOOR OILS. ,W.'E ALSO CARRY A COW'.
PLETE LINE OF JOHNSON'S WAX PRODUCTS; RUBBER
MATTINGS, STAIR TREADS AND FLOOR.FINISHES.,
COME IN AND SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS, BIG OR
SMALL
T. and.T. FLOORING.
SALES AND SERVICE'
LINOLEUM, TILE abed FLOOR,SANDIN
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ZIMIEMZNEISMISISCW1151911131,
esdake Furniture
WE HAVE A. FINE DISPLAY OF ALL LINES
OF FURNITURE
A Good Variety of Linoleum, Congpleum and
Axminister Rugs, Etc
All our Lamps are very Reasonably Priced!
- Have a good supply of Springs and Mattresses,
as Beautyrest,, .Airfoam, Etc.
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For your heating we have
Duo Therm Space Heaters, Anthes Irnperial
Crowley, Wingham and New Idea Furnaces,
Torid and Shur heet oil burners.
- Propane Heating Appliances
We have a full line of Kem Glo, Super Kc. --al Tone,
Spred Satin, Glidden and C. V. Paints and
Enemals.
Beatty, Pedlar and Duro Equipment
PIONEER CHAIN SAWS IN ALL SIZES
We have a good assortment of used Cook Stoves
and oil space Heaters at reasonable prices.
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Phone 63 - Zurich
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For the Month of January we are offering for Sale.
Men's Ready Made Suits, Reg. $69.50 $49.50
Men's Topcoats, Reg. to $35,00 at $22,50
Men's Dress Pants, reg. to $16.95 $11.95
Men's Winter Sport Shirts, reg. $4.95 $ 3.95
Men's corduroy Jackets, rtg. 9.95 • • •.•• • •-• • • - • • ••• 7.95
Men's 100% wool Combinations underwear reg. 7.50..5.50
Men's Stanfield Combination Underwear, reg. 4.25 . • - 3.19
Special reduced prices on Men's 'semi -work Pants and Winter
Work Shirts
A few Men's Winter Jackets, Specially Reduced
Boy's Station Wagon Coats, reg. 14.95 $11.95
Boy's Flannelette Pyjamas reg. 2.95 2.49
Boy's Winter Caps, reg. 1.96 -• •••• • • • •••• • . • . ••• *98
Boys' Tweed Pants, reg. 3.95 3.19
Boy's lined Bluejeans, reg. 3.95 • 3.25
Boy's Pullover Sweaters, Specially Reduced. -
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ZURICH -- ONT.
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grades and types in stock. Per
Square Foot as low as
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Select grade, end -matched Maple
Flooring. Per 100 Square Feet
$23.00
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