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have a good stock of Fresh Groceries always on
hand, although some lines are at times hard to get,
yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from
the leading supply houses... Ontnges Lemons, and
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• IN MEMORIAM
NEEB—In :Loving Memoily of a
Dear iWife and dinghter,Violet
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Neeb, (Adams). Who passed away
four years ago, February 21b, 1943..
My lip g cannot tell how I miss her,
My heart cannot tell what to say,
God alone knows how we miss her
Ti a home that is lonesome to -day. Was Guest Speaker
Mrs S.tewart Bell of Hensall, was
;guest speaker at the regular meeting
ef the Zurich Women's Institute at
the home of Mrs. Menno Oesch on
;Thursday evening last. Her theme
swas "Hospitality." She was aceorap-
,
anied to Zurich by Mrs. A. W. Kers-
lake and Miss Gladys Luker, secret -
ON ary of the Heneall Institute. Mrs.
THURSDAY, MARCH 6th. Bell's talk was very! much enjoyed by
"James Street Church Young people the Zurich Ladies.
of Exeter" will present a fine corn-
edDrama in Three Acts, in the OBITUARY
TJames A. McClymont
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Jlames Alexander McClymont, '73,
Hall, • Zurich
'This Play is being SPone died on February 19th at his home
sowed by the Lions Club of Zurich', in Kipper.. Surviving besides his
and all proceeds will be used or widow, the former Amelia Ann 1Vic-
Communitel Welfare Work. The title Clinehey (Wagner), are two daugh-
of the play is Betty, The Girl of IVIef ters, Mrs. V. Terryberry, ,Cottam;
Heart," and the word is going round !Mrs. !Geohagan, London; four
that it is well worth your time and sons, Melville and Verner, Detroit;
money to see it. Remember of net re- 'Harry, Kalamazoo, Mich; and Roy,
ceipts from this play go tow-ards Windsor. Funeral was held from the
Community Welfare Work. Pleqse family residence, Kippen on Satur-
day, February 23, at 2 p.m. with
give your support. A.denission.
served Seats 50c; Rush for Adultes.interment in Exeter Cemetery.
35c and Children 25c.
Farm Forum
DASHWOOt3 • The tnique Farm, Forum: met at
Ladies' Aid Meet the home of Mrs. Myrtle Ir...rueger,
The Ladies' Aid of Zion Lutheran =with 28 present. Mr. A. E. Oestre-
church entertained the Ladies Aid cher led the discussion of the topic
of Zurich Lutheran church to a TI- •"The Future Farm Price Program"
entire supper on Thursday evening resulting as follows: Farmers should
last. About eighty-five guests an,4' know the price ot farm products. for
members sat down to tables ta.ste, the length of tine+ it takes for that
fullly decorated in Valentine eolpp:,•!prodnet to be of market value e y,
The committee in charge of the app-' from ,chirk to laying hen. These vi-
per consisted of Ws. Add.; Tiernan, tvance prices could fie estaCished the'
Mrs. T. Hoperoft and Mrs. W.m. Co-operative buying' and selling and.
Haugh. Later in the evening !a. (thy producers organieations e g., hog
Program 'consisting of musical nuteo-' Producers and they cansidering warldi
,eee, .earde a play entitled, le markets. If, the cost of. production'
wood Uplift Society" was presented: eST.highei- than. the .0wareer can pay
The program was under the direct- Viten. our economic stem 3s.'wrong,
ion of Mrs. Elgin Merrier. Mrs. E. but we thought this produce should
G. Kraft, Mrs. Harold !Weber, Mrs. be put in storage or converted into
Rein. Keller and Mrs. John Rader. other materials e. g. rubber from
wheat. The next meeting will be held
BLAKE. •
at the home of Clarence Schade with
Roland Geigei: as discussion leader.
MAPLE SYRUP—OFF ItArioN
The Price i Board armounced that,
effective February 17, izil maple pro-
ducts will be removed from rationed
preserves and no longer will be sub-
ject to ration regulatibus. Board offi-
cialis said the removal will not en-
gender any change in validating of
sugar -preserves coupons, but indust-
rial users still will be required to ob-
levee permission in writing from the
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and family, Mother and Dad. .
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GROCERY SPECIA.LS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ROBIN HOOD OATS, 'Large 5,4h. 25c
CLARKS MUSHROOM SOUP, nae•oe. tin 9c
iEfICED CARROTS, 2 'Tins .... 15c
tCHOICIE COOKING 'FIGS, 1.41h. 25c
',PLAIN OR IODIZED 3AtT 2111a. Orem• 15c
NEILSONS COCOA, 19c
1141b. en• •29c
',FRESH FRUITS ABM VEGETABLES EVERY WEEK.
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Dry Goods..
eLIMITED QUANTITY OF FLOWERED CRETONNE AND
DRAPERY MATERIAL IN STOCK AT PRESENT
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PRINT AND PLASTIC APRONS
Tattlaz READY-TO-UANG PAPER DRAPERIE.. $2.49 PR.
1 ONLY 9X12 Re'RRYIVIORE RUG.
Ladies and Childrens Dresses
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich
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Colorful
emi-PSorcelain
32 PIECE BREAKFAST SETS AT
$9.95
THESE ARE OUTSTANDING.
VALUES
CHOICE OF SEVERAL CHARM-
ING DESIGNS.
COMMUNITY PLATE AND 1847
ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE IS
NOW AVAILABLE
26, 34, AND 42 PIECE SETS
FROM $16.75 UPWARDS
LET US SHOWLYOSU THESE
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• Preientation
A few of the• neighbours and
church members met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred.. Bancroft, on
Tuesday evening last for a surprise
Pally!, and welcome them to Blake
community-. A sing song, music and
games were the evesdng's entertain
ment after which an address was
read as follows!:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. F. Bancroft:
We have gathered here tonight
to
as new friends'. and nerg ou ,
welcome you to OUT 'community and 'Sugar administrator before acquiring
hope as time PAS on yo will con- on wing any maple syrup of maple
tinue to like yak= new tome
and s'our7aulthienrphieeinduacntlis.fadaftlrapeleof panyro products
friends as well as get more acquaint -
with each other. We know you weare rationed in Mach, 19413, at
have come to as ,fine a community which time 'consumers received for 1
as could be found anywhere and trust coupon six fluid ounces of maple but -
you will! think the same as time goes tear or 10 ounces ormaple syrup or
on. While the weather was stormy.. a half pound of maple sugar. Since
when you arrived we hope that will that time the coupon! value has been
not always continue and when the. increased to 48 fluid' ounces of maple
sunny days tome back we'll forget, syrup or four pounds of maple sugar
the blustry pst. HOCKEY NEWS
Now as a token of our welcome.
Exeter, Feb. 21 — Paced by Bill deomennaseamegesaamearoseemasomasumegossannsalsomffwA'.
Dashwood.Defeats Zurich
and good wishes. for a long and happy
wedded life!, we would ask on
behalf of your neighbourhoodyou, and Musser !and J. dileyter, who combinedl
friends to accept thigift and asyofor !five goals between them, Dash -
s :u
use it, from time to time, may it wood coilectedi a four point victory
bring fond. memories of those ,gotle- over Zurich in. the first game of a
ered here tonight.On behalf °fele !Cyclone League double-header here.
Neighbours and Friends.
Musser potted' three goals with J.
Had Birthday Dinner
Hayter .colleeting two. Turkheineand
A birthday dinner was given in Krueger scored Zurich's goals liii the,
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honor of her mother, husband and fast but slightly one-sided, game.
brother, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Hensall:Fucksters Defeat Zarith
Rudy ,Oeseh. Members o the fare- Exeter, Feb. 14—Scoring two go*
ill,' were present including. Mr. and in the final period, Zurich packsters
Mrs. Wm. Oesch and Marilyn Jay, managed! to avoid •a shutoutti i' a,
and Mr. and Mrs. B. Faber, Carol Cyclone League game here tonight,
and Kenneth of Kippen;...elrs. Caro- but went down to a 5-2 defeat before
line Oesch of Blake celebrated her Herman. The winners held; a
86th birthday' and is well and living advantage going into the final 4anza
alone in her comfortablehome at aped held off Zurich' ee desperate at-
Blakei Mr. Rudy Gesell is employ- taele,
:Kozechuckeand. NieleelSon paced
ed at the Kallefleisch Planing Mill,
Zurich and Mr. Sam Oesch farms in the Hensall sharp -shooters with two
Stanley Township, on the Goshen i goals each, while ,Chipchase notched
Line, orth, • the fifth. .010wyer and Robinson
Miss Phylis McBride of Stratford garnered Zurieh's tellies.
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Normal School, vent the week -end Hensall: Goal, IVfickle.; defence,
at the home of her parents, Me, and Ducklow an.d.: •Chipchase; centre, Kos -
Mrs. Roy McBride.
achok; vela," .Nicholson and Moir;
The W.M.S. was held at the home subs, iceennedy, Nig, Sangster, Ste -
of Mee. Prank Young on Thursday' Phar.., 'Kruse, Little.
afternoon lest and on Friday the Zurich: Goal, Schroeder; defence,
They
of ., . was held In the church Turkheim and McKinley; centre, CP-
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The teacher, Mee Westlake and lirterc'wings, Krueger and 0 wy ,
pupils held a Valentine Social at iAte eube/13edard, Robinson, Miotdo.
school on Fridwe attutAtteri last. . • lte-teree—.1toss Haugh, Ntwood,
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