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Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so, Have your Eyes Examined with
the Latest Methods and Equipment at
A. L. COLE, R. 0.
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GODERICH - ONT.
Week Day Except Waelmeaay. Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
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have a gooa stock of Fresh Groceries always on
hand, although s me lines are at times hard to get,
yet we do our hest to purchase our supplies from
the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many
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BANQUET
BLUE WATER GUN CLUB
will hold their Banquet at Dominion
House, Zurich, on Thursday, April
10th. at 6.30 p.m.
Max. Turnbull., President.
Len. Snares, Secretary.
Blue Water Gun Club
CARD OF THANKS
. Mrs. Alfred Pfaff wishes to greatly
thank her many friends for the love-
ly Cards of Cheer, flowers and
the many. good ;wishes extended her
during her recent illness.
SHORT COURSE
The Grand Bend Womens' Institute
is sponsoring a short, course on ::the
subject, "Time Saving *Kitcnens11, in
the afternoons orApril the luth, 17th,
and 18th, from 1.30 to 4 o'clock in,
the basement of the United Church.
Ladies of neighbouring communTties
are welcome.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
AYLMER VEd; SOUP, 1O -Oz. TIN 8c -
ROBIN HOOD; FLOUR, 7 -LP.. BAG 25c
MOTHER JACKSON'S JIFFY PORIDGE,. PKG.lac
DICED CARROTS, 2 TINS 15c
MIXED NUTS.. PER LB. 40c
PALMOLIVE SOAP, 3 REGULAR BARS 20c
2. GIANT BARS, FOR 2.7c
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EVERY WEEK.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET READY FOR' YOUR
Spring 'aperinv
COME, AND SEE OUR NEW SAMPLE BOOKS.
DRAPERY MATERIALS AT VARIOUS PRICES
Ladies and Childrens Dresses
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL Zurich
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W. H. Golding. 11P, Paid Trl.bute
In Appointment To Important
Office.
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'sits and Visitors
CHESTER L. SMITH, PUBLISH/at
$1.50 a Year in Advance
$1,75 in 'U.S., In Advance.
Hay Council met on Monday for
the April meeting.
Had 87th Birthday
Congratulation go to Mr, Andrew
Thiel of town who last Wednesday,
April. 2nd, celebrated his 87th birth -
at the home of his son, Mr. and
Mt George Thiel. Immediate relati-
veS•spent the evening with him as
he enjoys the best of health and tak-
es a great interest in daily activities.
Mr. 'Thiel spent most of his life time
in Zii,,rich and has made many friends
who wish him many more birthdays
with,health and enjoyment.
Women's Institute
The Zurich Branch of the Womens
Institute are celebrating the Fiftieth
Anniversary on Monday eve., April
the. 14th, at 7.15, in the dining room
of the Dominion Hotel, when a ban-
quet will be served to the members
end. their husbands. Guests of hon -
011r will be three men of the com-
munity who have returned from over
The
annual meeting and election 'If offi-
eers will be a feature of the pro-
gram.
•ZURICH LIONS CLUB
"A large attendance was present at
tbe.Supper, meeting on Monday ev-
ening in the Dominion House. -A
number of citizens were entertained,
dna goodly number of the newly
organized Club at Bayfield were also
-.:wesent.• The: guest speaker for the
of tiendeiV:if1,a1114,',*P
language teacher of the University in
that city. Prof. •lialbfleisch talked
an the early history of civilization.
This was brought to the ear•iy Per-
sians, and later the Greeks. It was
a Irony interesting talk and much
knowledge was gained by those pres-1
ent.
OeaS since the last banquet.
48 Hours
OPTICAL PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
BROKEN LENSES REPLACED.
DUPLICATED FROM THE BROK-
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WE STOCK:
ALL SIZES AND SHAPES OF
SHELL AND METAL FRAMES.
FUL VU OR REGULAR.
AG. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
or Positive Identificatio
of the World's Finest
Anthracite ask for
BLUE COAL '
Miller Creek CoaL
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 Hensall
William Golding, Seaforth AILING MLA'S
11 mons, at Ottawa Friday last. He was practice nearly two years, Dr. R.
Although he has been retired from
Liberal .nieml:er for Huron -Perth,.
was honored by the House of Coin -
appointed deputy chairman of conun- Hobbs Taylor, Progressive-Conser-
ittees of the wholl, House. and .,at This vative member for Huron South
request without remuneration. Hon. whose. home is in Dashwood, worked
Ian Mackenzie, minister of -veterans' overtime all last week caring for
affairs, moved the appointment. fellow politicians NiTho complained of
The minister explained tne essen-' bresillg. ill... The doctor's suite in 6
id l reason for the motion was me, ..t.oronto hotel just about was turned
of procedure. In the event that the into an office like he used to main- ,
Speaker was unavoidably ,absent, the tan at Dashwood as patient after '
chairman of committees assumed the Patient filed in. Included among his
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that the Speaker, or ' deputy, alonk „
of .patients were two cabinet ministers,
Mom. W. A. Goodfellow, and Hon.
George Doucett, the former suffering
chair and exercised the authority
the Speaker for 24 hours. It followed
1 could open the sittings of the House,-,!, r the flu and the latter from a
If Rooth were absent the House 'could ':Ii: ci.:• Bast Lambton's member, J. E.
--1',gran'es, was also treated for an ill -
ss attributed to stomach flu. A
1f dozen other private members of
, e Drew Government alsd required
Veal attention or advice. Dr. Tay -
.I ' confessed he had just put in a-
1 bout as busy a week as vey ne ex-
perienced over the many years he
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FOR. THE GO-A.HEAD FARMER --
A STEP IN THE RIGHT
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Farm Financing Simplified.
in life a man .cannot remain station- practised at Dashwood. ,One
ary-he must march forward ;ce however, the health of all the Oppos-
slip behind. Mon members seems excellent," mus-
ed' the Doctor. "I didn't have one of
lem for a patient.
It is an oft -proven statement that
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This saying is ,particularly true ,
the farmer. For unless he makes
of modernized -equipment, MO.
win not be able to stand up apA
the competition from neig.
'go-ahead' farms.
'Machinery for increased prOlitict7,
ion, materials. for new buildings. and,
extensions, new improved hnplern-
, eats and equipment, new .
build up the herd, adequate electric -i
al wiring, modern heating and water her 47th year, after an illness ot
systems, motors, pumps, milki g' about three weeks, having passed on
machine -these may mean the cliff- in St. Joseph's Hospital of that city.
erence between .success and failure. receased who was born and raised'in
if sorb improvements are on your Zurich, was well and very nvourably
• • u known, and had many warm friends,.
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OBITUARY
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rt the sad death of Miss Clara
‘iWeber, of London, and daughter of
Yr. and Mrs. Louis Weber of Zurich,
whodied on Sunday, April fith, .in
Ward Fritz
SALES
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1 It is true, of course, that they will
also cost mAney. And that is whY
the first step for a 'go-ahead' farmer
1 is often a vielt to the Bank of Mon-
treal. A talk to Gordon Sowell, man-
ager of the local B of M, will reveal
how money wisely borrowed and in-
vested can change an ordinary farin
into a pratable farm.
Mr. Sewell is well acquainted with
farmer's needs and problems. He
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who greatly regret het
depnrtUT
of this life,. when just in it's prime
years. The remain,A were orought to
the Westlake Funeral •Home, in Zur-
ich, from where the funeral was held
on Tuesday, at two -o'clock, p.m.
with Rev.. Heimrich officiating, inter-
ment followed in St. Peter's Lutheran
Cerneteny. The departed is survived
by her parents, Mr. tr.1 Mrs. Lr.Auts
W ,sber one sister, Mrs. Theodore
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is anxious to help you so 1,e .. , PoSter of Detroit,. and one 'orothet
problems. Ite will be glad to see Yo/40.1 Roy of Londgri. The family have
and your visit will be a step it t 001 title RN,vpatig- e..r. a large circle of
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WITH THE FOLLOWING:
Pioneer Chick StatteT
SCRATCH FEED, CHICK -SIZE GRIT AND OYSTER
SlItFLL, ALSO A FULL LINE OF MIXEP FEEDS FOR
STOCK.
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