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WHILE WALLPAPERS ARE STILL IN SHORT SUPPLY.,
WE HAVE A FAIR ASSORTMENT OF NEW PAPERS TO
CHOOSE FROM, AND SMALL LOTS ARE SHIPPED TO U
WEEKLY.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW SAMPLE ROOK a.r
ALSO IIAVE A SUPPLY OF BUNDLE LOTS OF FROM 3•
TO 6 DOUBLE ROLLS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
Men's year
A NEW LOT Or MEN'S TOP COATS IN GREY AND:
BROWN TWEEDS AT REASONABLE PRICES, AND A
SUPPLY OF MEN'S GERSCY VESTS AND JOCKEY
SHORTS FOR SUMMER WEAR
Lenten Specials
HERRING IN T „ :ATO SAUCE, TIN
ORANGES 292•1, 2 DOZEN FOR
SARDINES IN OIL
MACORONI, 2 LBS FOR
SPAGETTI, PER PKC,
PEANUT BUTTER, PER Ll;.
LIPTON NOODLE SOUP, 2 FOR
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE, 48 -oz. TIN
SMOKED HERRING, LE.
25a
39c
9c
15c
12c
39c
25c
29c
38c
FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY
TELEPHONE
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WEEK -END
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IEMS OF LOCAL WE
Rei and Mrs. E. Jdeimri
Tueseiay at London.,
Mr. and Mrs. J+:arl Yungblu
I the week -end with relathes
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Mr. and Mrs. Ht est. Ra
D .-hwaod, were Saturday via
town, with friends.
Messrs. •Geoa:'ge Deichert and
HaJerer made •a business trip.
geA eter one day last weekM.
ss Rosebelle Albright is visiting'
at the home of her sister, Me., and
Nies. Chas. Scc+tchmer, at Bayfield.
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I echild were arl Sunday visitors at thn
home of Mr, and Mrs. ,Samuel :Oesch,
�i 0 Goshen line, Stanley.
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REV. E. W. HEIMRICH1, RASTTOR
1dar of ; 1;0 a.m.—Divine Services I
itozs• in 11.15 a.m. —Sunday School.
',Tacob. 7.30 p.m. -'"Divine Worship. j,1.,.
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EMMANUEL.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
REV. C. B. HECKENDORN;
Minister
ren and .Mr. ,Clara Decker, were Mrs. M. Oesch—Organist
Sunday visitor; at the home of.Mr.
and 11rs. bred Rader, Dashwo
Mrs Mi,npe has returnee'
from Kitchener after spending
weeks in that city visiting re
and friend,,
13. Coxori, Vice I'm
er the Veterinarians At-ociatio
companied by Dr. •Steiner of h
attended the .::Bring •meeting h
Woodstock ape day last week.
ladies s = pending the da at Lon
Mr. and. Mrs. Gorden Prane
tion: and Telles -Kathleen Hay of
tee; 3iis, yrtle Hay of Seafcrile
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their parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Wm
re, i Hoy.
we j Mr. E:phriarn Gingerich and 112is5
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don. We are .an a .position to take• care.
e. and 1St Your Insurance requirements,
Exe- ; Such as Fire, Auto, Sickness, Accid-
ent and Hospitalization.
10 a.m.--Worship. Sermon:
11 a.m.-Sunday School,
7.130 p.m.—Wer<,hip. Sermon:
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CANADA TRUST
Guaranteed Certificates
AMOUNTS OF $100.00 OR MORE ACCEPTED BY THF.
COMPANIES. INTEREST AT 216 PER CENTUM PER
ANNUM PAYABLE TWICE A YEAR FOR THREE YEARS
OR MORE, INTEREST BEGINS ON DAY CHEQUE IS
RECEIVED AT HEAD OFFICE.
A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR YOUR. FUNDS. AT MORE
THAN USUAL INTEREST.
LITERATURE AND FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
Telephones: Office 65; House 175.
N3eIER.: aaaa AQRc°.Plndo...s 149 mins vats#ti.+i+nl,•�;4 5 :.r:.a:.ain,+.-wn.X•v.l- err
HARDWARE SEEDS and TURN! T URE
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firA COAL
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Orders taken for Pre -War Deep Seam, High
Quality Alberta Coal,, which is a much better
quality than we have been able to get the past few
Years
PAINTS ! PAINTS!
We carry 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 et WEID
ZURICH ONT.
QUALITY PRICE — SERVICE
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License No. 011018
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Loraine Gingerich and :Hiss Lovana
Rol:p who are attending the Menn-
onite Scheel at Kitchener,: vis-
ited at the home of their pazeaits, for
a week -end.
.dr. AIf. P"aff retuned home from
London, ••" rs :' •.;g with ries' wife
who had 'been a. patient in St, Jos-
ep s Hospital, Landoll and expects
to the hone soon. Sha 1s progressing
!very favourably.
Sister D.;es •-`
1 Word has been .received • in Zu
by Miss Ida Brill, of the death
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Zim
man, as the result of a heart a
at the home of her daughter at
1 march, N. Dakota. She was ,bu
at Yakima, Washington.
Announcement
Mr and Mrs. Henry Schilbe,
Hay Township wish to announce
engagement of their daugh
!Beatrice Anne, to H. Leslie Locke
t.lo Rader Ccnnnunicati.on Sch
Clinton, son of Mr, and Mrs. Geo
Locke of Newfoundland, the wedd
to take place in April.
MAGISTRATE ILL
Friends in Exeter and district
gret to learn of the illness of Iiia
Magistrate James W. Morley.
I was taken to Victoria Hospital a
underwent a serious operation.
condition was ,reported as serious
first, but latest reports state th
he is considerably improved, and wi
no further 'complications ne ties
good chance of recovery.
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of
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of
the
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, of
Sol
ageng celebrated; the.68th, anniversary of
their marriage at their home. Mrs.
Kraft, 88, does her own shopping,
re- but has been unable recently, be -
on cause of the much snow. The couple
He farmed in Stephen. Township for the
nd first 812 Mears of their rnarriage.�Since
Iris that time they have resided in Dash -
at wood. Have three daughters and one
at son living. Mrs. Fred Rader, Dash-
th wood; Mrs. Victor Heywood, Exeter;
aa, Mrs. William .Stadelbauer, London;
and Edmund Kraft, Dashwood. Mr.
Kraft will be 91 this spring.
Phone. 150
HY. GALLMAN - ZURICH'
Income Tax Returns,,
BOOKKEEPING
Financial Statements
for
Farmers:
Business Men
Professional Mn,e
Garage Operators.
and Others
ARTHUR FRASER
Telephone. Exeter 17
P. 0. Brox 11&
Temporary Office- at the house of
the late Dr: H. K. Hyndntan,
Huron Street, Exeter
HAD 66th ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations were extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Peter .Kraft, az' Dash-
wood, who on Monday, March 10th
Leg Amputated
Roland Motz and Allan Fraser,the
two men who were injureu n1 an
auto accident during the recent sev-
ere storm rare getting along as well
as can be expected in Victoria Hos-
pital, London. Mr. Metz underwent
an operation for the amputation •of
his left leg below the knee. He suff-
ered considerably from the shock
and injuries. Their friends hope that
they will both make rapid recovery.
OFF RATION LIST
Ottawa—Table :syrups come off the
ration list Monday and the move will
mean Canadian housewives .will be
able to stretch their sugar coupons
further, this includes corn syrup, cane
syrup, which is made from .sugar.
Freeing of syrups from 'ration regu-
lations will mean that housewives
will have more coupons available for
the purchase of sugar and jams, jel-
lies and honey.
STILL BLOCKED
The County Road, known as the
Parr Line, north of the Zurich Road
has been blocked for over three we-'
eke and unlc':ss very lately there is
little traffic thereon, The 'Village of ,
Hillsgreen, et the junction of two
county roads, has been completely
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cut og from communication. The
stcr'ekeeper was comped
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
TENDERS WANTED
FOR CRUSHING AND HAULING
GRAVEL—Sealed tenders plainly
marked, will be received by the
undersigned until 0.00 o'clock, p.m„Saturday, April 5th, 1947, for the
crushing and hauling of 5,000 cubic
i yards of gravel ye -inch size. Gravel to be used from the Welsh pit east
of Hensall and from the Gingerich
pit north of Blake. Gravel to be
placed. on roads ata rate per cu.
yard, per mile; tenders also to state
• a flat rate forhauling. Contractor to
supply crusher, power, ana trucks;
� Hay Township to supply one truck.
' Contractor to satisfy the Council as
I to Compensation Insurance carried
and work to be completed .by Octo-
ber 1st 1947. All work to ne done
e( to the satisfaction and under the
direction of the Road Superintendent
Contractor to furnish bond in the
Wm aa marked cheque to guaran-
too faithful performance of contract
No tender necessarilyaccepted.
Janes Masse,
Road ,Sulierintendent,
,Zurich, Ont. R. R. 2.
ten milesto ed to walk
There w get a steeple of bread.
weeks. Both os schools situamail edeonr hthe
Iine were closet[ for two weeks
MODERN.FARM ARM HELP
PAYS DIVIDENDS
Ir,:�$er, one school having and How many times have you thum-
six day, one
February.
had only bed through farm equipment catalog-
,
ebruary. Farmers ues, or read advertisements deecri,b+-
are compelled to use fields with their ing the modern frm aids now 'avail-
tearne.
OBITUARY
Late Hem -y Schroeder
Mr. Henry Schroeder, a life long'
resident of the Dashwood community
messed away at the home of Wit.
Desjardint:, of Stephen Township, on
Friday, Feb, 28th, :Ile was in his
78th year and a very faith,ui mem
bei of the. 13 Line Church of God.
his wife, the former Hattie +Snider,
predeceased him some years ag;o, Fte
is survived by one sister, Mrs. Chas, will tell you how the 13 of Ws farm
Certs, of Greenway, and sic grand- improvement loan plan can assist
children, The. body rested at the T. you to buy the modern equipment
.harry Hoffman Funeral Home in you need. This equipment, and other
T3ash000d, 'The funk.:ral was sched- labour saving devices, can help you
Sled for Monday but owing to the develop a "go-ahead" farm that will
storm, was not held until Wednesday bring you increased profits,
with interment in the Exetee cemet- Mr. Sewell will' be glad to discuss
ere.
• your particular needs at any time.
able? How many times have you
wished that you were in a position to
buy such equipment? How many'
times have 'you felt that such , in•1-
provements would help you make
your farm more productive and pro-
fitabl e ?
It costs m ,ney, you say. Yes, but
amazingly enough,, that .can 'be the
least ot your worries. A visit to
Gordon Sewell, manager of. the Bank
of Montreal, will show you why. He
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ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF ODIC NEW FURNITURE.'.
STORE RECENTLY PURCHASED FROM' .JOHNSTON &'.
KALBFLEISCH;
;t1c3, rill A POSITION TO SERVE YOU. AND WILL AP-
PRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE t
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FURNITURE 4
PHONE, 63, ZURICH
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CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY 'FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE AIM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop 149
scar Klopp Rei. 67
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Ari Adv. that each week will reach and be read by
several thousand readers, many of who will be in-
terested in what you are advertising or are offering
for Sale.
if you want to buy or sell anything, there, is,
no cheaper or more effective 'way than using an
classified adv. in the Herald. Phone 80, or 105.
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