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arnishings
We would be pleased to show you our large supply
of New Drapery Goods
New Cretons and Chintzes, from.... 49c. to 2.25 yd ,4e,
Homespuns from 85c to 1.79yd
Fine Scrimms at 45c to 9Bc yd w
Dotted Marquesette at 50c to 98c yd le,
Ready to hang Curtains, 45 -in. width frilled . .V.
Special at pr. 5.50 le,,
Ready to hang Nett Curtains, at pr..... 3.50 to 9.75 t!
FLOOR COVERINGS
45 Congoleum Rugs on hand at present. All
sizes, 6x9 to 9x15, No advance in price
Other Lines still in short supply. Will take your '.4.1a
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order and do our best to fill same.
--NEW GOODS --
Following are now in fair supply: Ladies' Under-
wear, Pure Silk and Nylon Hose, Children's Pan-
ties all sizes, Ankle Sox of every description,
Girls' Dresses, Ladies' fine Wool Sweaters
SWEATER YARNS
35 Boxes of Monarch Dove and Bale Yarns just
arrived. Good Colors °
MEN'S WEAR
New Arrivals are Fine Sport Jackets, Sweater
Coats, Ready to wear Suits, fine Trousers, and
everything in Work Clothes.
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GROCERIES
Diced Carrots, 3 tins for
Prune Nectar, Reg. 39c, now 2 for.
Rex Window Cleaner at
Gold Medal Coffee,.. lb -tins at
Factory Cheese, Special lb
Prunes, per lb.
Pudding Powder with sugar
Pineapple, 24s at
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables every Week -end
Everything in Garden Seeds
25c
39c
15c
53c
38c
19c
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35c
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Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Hartman. 10e an... --Divine Serveses. +
Mr, Lawrence- Brisson cf the Kalb -ILIA a.m. -u
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fleisch Mills has been laid up with an Snday School. +
7.au. p.m. --Divine Worship. +
attack of mumps, but is getting over
it nicely. Everybody Welcome to all Services *
Mrs. Wm. Gilbert and daughter '"''''. _.'="•-=``''' 1.
Sharon, of Detroit are visiting at the .1:
home cf the former's sister, Mr. and +
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Mrs. Ted. Mittleholtz. +
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heywood of eie
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Wingham were holiday visitors with +
Thehrieirrente, Mr. and Mrs. William REV:. C. Be HECIKENDORN,
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Smith motored Minister 1...
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their daughter, Ma., Who- is leaving 10 aern.-Worship. Sermon: oe
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Miss Irene Turkheirra • R.N. who ,+
had .been at Stratford General Hos-
pital fee; treatments, with an ear
fareu,p, 'has improved and spent some
time at the h.ome of her mother, Mrs
E Turkheim, and other relatives.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Mrs: M. Pesch. -Organist
to Petrolia on Sunday to Visit with
Petrolia ca June ltt for Bellville, 1.1 a:me-Sunday Samoa.
ition in the Bellville General Hospit-
0, Mr. Charles Carr, who visited with
• a the family, returned with her to the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess have
returned from Toronto,where the
ti former took treatments in the Hos-
pital, where their son Dr. Fred Hess
pis an interne. We are pleased to
k hear that Mr. Hess is getting along
i; nicely, lbeing able to be out around
p the house.
ASK AUX S' ACTION
quet Township Council by ratepayers.
of Port Franks asking that the town-
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A petition was presented Bosan-
chip representative on the Aux Sable
tie i River Conservation Authority e .
Apl quest the chairman of the -authority
1 to call a .speCial meeting to plan
g .4 ! steps to prevent further erasion and
.1(,! flooding of the Aux Sable Raver. The
W petition was accepted and the clerk
Q, was instructed to write the .chairman
p 1 W. A. Sutherland, of Parkhill.
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.e I STRUCK FROM REAR
i' ) Mrs. Martha Jacobs, Matron of
. , Huron County Home, .Clinton, surf-
,; ered shock and bruises when a car
va in which she was a pessenger, and.
qa ' driven by Mrs. Thomas Morgan, of '
p ' 1 Clinton, was struck from
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Westlake Furniture •
FUrniture is still in Short Supply, but. wilt do my'
best to Serve You.
Have a New Shipment of Bedroom- Sioites and
Studio Couches.
Parvays carry at Good Line of Bedi;, SPrings,.
Felt andi Spring -filled Mattresses...
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We are he a position to take care
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HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
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AFFILIATS WITH FEDERATION
Huro.),.. County Council is pow an
PIAllat;eVinember of Huron County
Federation of Agriculture, and its
representative is J. D. Beeciof , lee
i eve of E. Wawanosh. This matter, as
e well as others, was decided ar a meet-
ing of the Agriculture Committee of
t the County Council in Ontario Dept.
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* f Aariculture, Clinton, last week.
income Tax Return's,
BOQKKEEPING
Financial Statements
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Telephone Exeter rt
P. 0. Box 118
Temporary Office at the house of
the late .Dr. H. K. Hyridman,
Huron Street, Exeter
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COAL
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 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, urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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A grant of $100 was made to the
Junior Livestock Judging Competit- 12.11st, 1947:
ition which will be held in conjunct-; That in view of the facts that the
ion with the Federation Field Day i Hay Township Council does not en -
at Exeter next month. 'farce uniform time in business places
... 1 and farm homes' throughout the
MEET THE "RICH MAN'S FRED 1 Township, and that it has become
ALLEN"! !apparent that the use of Standard
He's Ernie Byfield, colorful hotel , Time in the schools give rise to con -
owner whose quips and practical ditions which are detrimental to the
jokes make him a favourite humor- , welfare of many children in the
orist of celebrities from coast to !Township, each school be permitted
coast. Red "Wit of the !Pump Room' to adopt the time system • desired in
in The American Weekly, great mag-
azine with this Sunday's. (June 1)
issue of The Detroit Sunday Tines.
There'll be a wealth of other sterl-
ing features, too.
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THE HOME OF `THE BETTER OIL
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The Better 0.11 Permanents Applied
with the, -fay 'detest of methods and
Equipment.
GIVE US A CALL!
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Phone 153 far your Appointments.
DOREEN SCHILBE-Zurich
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Cleaneau
Paints, Elite
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Rakes and Hoes
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Lawn Mowers
Screen Doors
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VarniShesi Floor -
Wax
Oils and Stains.
Garden Flose
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Rain Kings
Sprinkling Cans
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Heating,
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The following Motion was passed
by the Board of Trustees for the
Hay Township' School Area, on May
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Women's Institute
Mrs. A. E. Munn was hostess for
the May meeting of the Hensall W.
1. at her home rWednesclay, May 14,
co -hostess with Mrs. Munn was Mrs.
J. E. McEwan. Mrs. Kerslake was in
the chair and contributed a lovely
.poem appropriate for Mothersday.
The guest speaker, Rev. R. A. Brook
addressed the meeting choosing for
his theme: "Canadian Citizenship."
In a very instructive and forceful ad-
dress. Homes, schools and churches
he said are basic institutions for de-
mocracy, and stressed on various
points which he gave; the roll call;
A paper by Airs. R. Cameron and
read by Mks Gladys Luker; Audrey
Walsh favoured with lovely solos.
Pan were discussed for the 'Dist.
Annual to be held in Thames Road
United Church, Tuesday, May 27th
Morning and afternoon sessions. C -o -
Operative programs ware discussed
following members will attend: Mrs
Munn, Home Elgie, S. teen, Hess>
Kerelake, Moueseau, A. D. M-cEwan,
it was d-ecided to donate $25,00 to
the .Cancer Fund. A thank you let-
ter was read from Mrs. P, Wright.
Next item was the Institute 50th an-
nivarsary which, takes place at the
Ontario Agricultural ,College, 'Guelph
June 18*. ,Miss Wilma Dinnin pre-
sented a humorous reading "My
Financial Career." Mrs. Stewart
Bell gave a 'helpful talk on "CerealS"
Luncheon arrangements were in the
hands of Mrs. Munn, Miss •Dintiti,
J, Metwan and the Social Corn-
raittee.
the section.
H. W. BROKEN,SHIRE,
Secy. Tepee. Hay Twp. Area.
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Dietrich - At the Farwell Nurs-
ing Home'Zurich, on May 24th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Alfonse Dietrich, a
daughter, ('Dinne May)
PLANNING FOR INCREASED
PROFITS
Go-ahiad farmers realize that in-
creasing farm -production often re-
quires better planning - planning on
how to make the most of each day,
and how to reap the most from
each acre.
Sometimes these plans call for
farm aids such as modern agricult-
ural equipment, motors, pumps, mil-
king _machines; sometimes it means
constructing, repairing or altering
farm buildings; or improvement
plans may eat for a better drainage
system, or new fences.
Of course, Purchasing equipment
making repairs and installing elec-
trical equipment costs money; but
the lack -of ready cash need not be
an obstacle to your improvement
programme. ,The Bank of Montreal
has helped many; farmers to produce
more on their farms by investing
more in their farms.
Mr. Sewell, manager of the local
branch of the 13 of M, tells us he is
glad to discuss improvement plans
with go-ahead farmers. "Our farm
improvement loan plan has been de-
signed to help progressive farmers,"
he commented. "This low-interest
plan has enabled many a farmer to
purchase modern appliances that
have increased his farm. profits."
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REQUESTS
CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop i9 Oscar Klapp Res. 67
AUCTIONEERING AT YOUR SERVICE
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