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House4J�• was in town Thursday.
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Barrister James 1VIonley of Exeter
We have a fine supply of Cretons, .Chintz, Monk's
Cloth, Homespun suitable for Drapes, Etc., and a
fine lot of Tapestry for covering Chairs and
Chesterfields.
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Wall Papers
If in need of New Wallpaper do not delay as we
could only procure 65% of last year's order. So
many lines will be sold out .in the near future.
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House Dresses
A small shipment of Ladies' House Dresses arrived.
All sizes from 36 to 48.
Priced from $1.59 to $2.25 a Yard
Gascho Bros.
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GENERAL
INSURANCE
EXCEPT LIFE
Fire, Aute, Casualty
Fidelity, Eto.
Andrew F. Hess, Zurich
Local Representative
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HARDWARE SEED
You are going Through Th
World Only Once.
So Why Do.. Without Thes
Labor Savers?
Experienced farm help i
scarce and costly. You'll nee
moderately priced stable equi
pnnent to do the work the quic
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'
pay hired help, in Beatty labor
saving stable equipment. Pay
lietirne dividends. Gives you
more time to enjoy life. En
fiances value of farm. Improv
es product.
Inquire about our Sanitary
Steel Cow Stalls—Exceptional
Values at Lower Prices...
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FURNITURE
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Lower Priced Sta!iF
Automatic Watering
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plunnbing, I~ urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith.
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard.
ware always in stock.
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Mr. and Mrs. E.°, Klapp opp were
tJoodstock j,h
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ast.
Mrs. A.14. liess is enjoying a
with their son Quimby at lea;pasl
mg, Northern Ontario,
Miss Ruth Brown , London, was
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DASHWOOD
Padre E. Essex of Camp Ip}let�-
wash who recently returned frotn'the=
theatres of war will shorty colored. - 4.
Slides in the Evangelical church one 4
visit Thursday eve. April 19th, at 8 pato
.as- Mr. and Mrs. Cowen of Hanover, •
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Thar, duy, April 19th; x.945,
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a week -end visitor with her pare
Mr. and ars, John Brown.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge of Toro
of from an attack of pneumonia
is enjoying a vacation at the home
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,and Wars. C;oxon this week.
Mrs. Wm.Wagner visited with h
sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 13end
at t:.ranu Dena last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hertz of Detr
are spending a few weeks at th
norne on tee Babylon line.
The officials of the }fay gut'
Kellerman.
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its,' John, the infant son of Mr. and.
Mrs,. Harold Kellerman was taken to; :
nto !London Hospital on Friday, suffering .
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Misses Lois Gaiser and Marie Wein • I. ;
er af Landon spent the week -end at
Mrs. Hooper is very i11 at the home
oit of her daughter, Mrs. E. Guenther.
etr 1 Mrs. Petzold of Dunedin, Florida,
l is attending her.
al Gni'. Jack Huffman who has .been
er their homes here.
Fire insurance Co. held a busine
meeting in town onSaturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbevt K. Eilb
oa .,•ruu,,.on were weir-ena visitors(
with their daughter, Mr. and M
Ward lritz.
Mr. James 'Broadfoot, of the Pa
Line, flay, Went fishing last week at'
ss here on leave left for Hagersville on
!Monday.
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EMIVIANUEL
St. J'osepia and .-to tis big surprise
caught a pike 52.4nchfes long.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Alexander an
daughters of near Mitchell, we
guests at the home of Mr. and. Mr
1J. F. Klopp on Tuesday.
Mr. Louis Wurm has moved int
the home he recently purchased from
Mr. Hairy Badour. We understand
the latter has left to spend some
with his sister. Ham, and Mrs. Len. Ha, Mr. an
Mrs. Guy oans of Detroit, Sgt. Wil
fred Klopp of Woodstock were Sun
day vtsltois with taeir sister, Mr. an
vJrs. 1a ar1 Yungblut • and other r
latives.
The weatherman has turned to con
siderable cooler with .some rains, in
some northern portions snow has a
gain shade its appearance.
Mr. and Mrs..Sanauei Desch, Var-
na, wish to announce the engagem-
ent of their daughter, Anna Doreen,
to Earl Daniel, eldest .son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Flaxbard, Zursch, Ont.,
the wedding to take place in the midi
dle of May.
Our mailing list has been correct-
ed up to April 17th. If you have re-
cently paid your subscription. we ask
you to look up your label and see
that credit has been given, and if not
let us know about it. We twelcome
a .number of new subscriptions 'who
have been added recently.
Pte. Ivan Disjardine of Grand
Bend who was reported slightly wo-
unded in action according to word
received by his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lesome Disjardine. He enlisted with
the army in Ferbuary 1942, was pos-
ted for •overseas in December 1944.
His many friends 'wish him a e eedy
recovery.
The President is !Dead
The United States has lost a great
President, Canada has lost a' good
friend, the world has lost a mighty
leader, in the death of -Franklin. D.
Roosevelt, which occurred !last Thurs-
day afternoon at !Warm Springs,
Georgia. His death was mourned the
world over as one of the greatest
leaders, and his name will go• down
in history, as one of the best.
JAS. BALLANTYNE NAMED
At the S. Huron Liberal nominat-
ion convention held in Town Hall,
Hensall last Wednesday James Ball-
antyne of Usborne was selected as
the. candidate -for the coining provin-
cial election. Mr. Ballantyne sat •as
member for the riding fee two terms
retiring in 1943.
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10 &.m. --Divine Worship.
0 11 a.m. Church School
m 7.30 p.m. --.Divine Services.
tune ST. PETER'S
C. B. Heckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. 'Nock, Organist
SUNDAY SERVICES
d ? v>•angelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH --ONT.
eRev. E. W. Heinrich, Pastor
10 a.m.--Divine Services.
1,1.16 a.m.—Sunday School.
'.30 Divine Worshi
FILM MACHINE AVAILABLE
The film projection machine oper-
ated by Huron County Federation of
Agriculture and serviced by Nation-
al Film Board of Canada, is' avail-
able to any organization withing the
County. Showings may be arranged
by contacting Mr. Harvey Johnston,
R.R. 2, Blyth, who operate's the ma-
chine or W. V. Roy, Secy, County
Federation, •Londesboro, Ont.
LAST OF THE FRENCH -FOREIGN
LEGION
Wherever the flag of France de-
creed that heave and reckless men
should lead ;the change, there the
"Legion of the Dammed" fought and
fell. Now it is disbanded—outmoded
by tanks, buzz bombs and jet-prop-
elled planes. Inez Robb writes a-
bout it in The American Weekly with
this ,Sunday', (April 22) issue of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Soldier Welcomed Horne
The citizens of Dashwood last Tu-
esday evening gave a rousing recept-
ion to Sgnln. Jack W. Weber, son of
;1,l! Arthur Weber, on his arrival
home from o7.e: ea,:. Sinn). Weber
was rnet at London by a number of
friends and on his arrival. at Dash-
wood he was met by the- .:;ashwood
Band and the school vchildren who
formed a parade into the village.
An open-air meeting •wa, held at
which R. Goetz was the chain an and
a.ddseeees of welcome were green by
Reeve Wtn. Haugh, Rev. J. Burn, V.
Becker, A. V. Tiernan and Louis
Rader. Mr. Weber expressed his ap-
preciation of the warm welcome. He
spent three months and three !lays in
France with the Canadian Army 6th
Formation and had been in hospital
on two occasions. He is home on 30
day's leave and will report to hos-
pital for a possible operation,
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Everybody Welcome to all Servicer
Betty Anne Beauty Shop.
rHE HOME OF THE BETTER Otf.
PERMANENTS
Ile Better Oil Permanents apple
,ith the' very latest of methods and
°equipment.
ind besides all this is our years af
'experience in all Hair Dressi;ug.
.IVE US A CALL!
'bone 68 four your App 'ointments.
'.i2RS. EDW. GASCHO, Zurich
fardware and FurnitureSTORE
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4' We are very fortunate in receiving a sh%pment of New
4 Enamelware, such as Cookiiar Utensils;, Etc., which
seem to be of very . good'
3 color designs.
quality; and, some attractive
g To appreciate' these articles one must
4 see them. We iivith your inspection.
MATTRESSES' MATTRESSES
3 Our Stock of Mattresses is very good,. and you have
a fine range to choose from:. a fine. stock of Spring
Filled Mattresses, also then usual Felt: filled Mattresses
Priced'VeryrL•asonably
BED ROOM FURNITURE
We have some very attractive and .newly: designed Bed
Room Suites just in which are of 'the: Qwest patterns
and finishes. Be sure., and see them: if interested in
this : line, off furniture.
A Full Line of all. the Home Requirements
Everything in Shelf' and Heavy Hiirdware
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Hardware as Furniture.. P
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Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone: Collett: Exeter 23S Seaforth 15
DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD.
(EssENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY)
HYDRO RURAL WARTIME EXTENSIONS
With labour and metals drained by war, an unavoi-
dable limit is placed on the number of new rural Hydro
services that can be .installed in 1945. Nevertheless, your
Hydro is extending essential rural services to the absolute
limit of labour and materials available.
About 800G applications, made and approved during
1944, still await service, and many have since been added.
These will be connected as soon as possible. It will take all
the man -power, materials and effort that Hydro can com-
mand to bring service to these applicants in 1945. Those re-
questing service along existing power lines may, in some
cases, be connected before prior applicants who require leng-
thy extensions. We regret that many approved applications
may not be completed before 1946.
In 1944 your Flydro constructed about 400 miles of
new rural lines, and ' added 9776 new customers.
With soirie 1200 Hydro employees in the armed services
or on loan 'to the government for technical work, along with
tele shortage of many materials critical to war needs, your
Hydro has done and is doing everything possible to extend
electricity to essential services. If your . turn seems slow in
coming, please consider the wartime conditions under which
your Commission labours, and be assured that it is doins
everything possible to serve you with the utmost speed,
THE H'YDROELEC'TRIC POWER
COMMVIISSION OF ONTARIO
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