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nishings
We would be pleased to show you our large supply
of New Drapery Goods
New Cretons and Chintzes, from .... 49c. to 2.25 yd:
Homespuns from 85c to 1.79 yd.
Fine Scrimms at 45c to 95c yd.
Dotted Marquesette at 50c to 98c yd
Ready to hang Curtains, 45 -in. width frilled
Special at pr. 5.501
Ready to hang Nett Curtains, at pr..... 3.50 to 9.75
FLOOR COVERINGS
45 Congoleum Rugs on hand at present. Alt
sizes, 6x9 to 9x15, No advance in price
Other Lines still in short supply. Will take your
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
MEN'S WEAR
New Arrivals are: Fine Sport Jackets, Sweater
Coats, Ready to wear Suits, fine Trousers, and
everything in Work Clothes.
Q D 100 FLANNELETTE SHEETS IN BLUE AND WHITE, AND
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4P
ROSE AND WHITE. GOOD QUALITY, 72"x84"
$2.25 each
GET YOUR SUPPLY FOR NEXT WINTER, WHILE AVAIL-
ABLE
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables every Week -end
Everything in Garden Seeds
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'h.ursdai, July 3. 1„ LOW
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
Miss Carole Thiel; visited. at the
9 home of her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
0 Mrs. Allan Fraser at. Exeter..
Mr. •Carl iCallfas and boy friends
of Kitchener visited ielataves-tame
vicinity over the holiday..
Mrs. George Fee of Hensen rene-
wed old acquaintances: in. tomer one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wetd'o and
children; Mr. and. Mrs. John Call -
man enjoyed several days ona. camp-
ing tour.
Mrs. M. MacKinnon of town visit.
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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 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, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full Iine of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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10. a.m.—Divine Services.
11.E a.m. —Sunday Sehool. +
7.3F1 p.m.—Divine Worship. ie
Everybody Welcome to all Services"
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EMMANUEL
ed with her son Hugh. and:Mrs. Mac
. ANGFY.ICAL CHURCH 4..
Kinnon at Stratford over tine week- +
end.
Dominion Day, REV. FL E. ROPPEL, �-
passed oft' 'very qui- a.
etly in town, as most of .the- villagers i Minister I*
were away at other place• where, Ursa{(Desch—Organist
there were greater attractions:, , 'i'
- A number of local Lions are at 10' a.aaa. , Worship. Sermon:
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Windsor this ,week attending the L1: ,a nl:•—Ssuday• School. 't'
big Lions convention helot at' that 7 3na peau V,tarslanp•Sermon:
place for a few days. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude Meidinger of 1 - +
Mr. and Mrs. Maxine Denomme
and family of Toronto, Mr. A. Bed -
PERMANENTS
Brampton enjoyed the week -,end. at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Michael Meidinger,
Zurich
na ty Shop
rHE. HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
ard, visited at the home of .Mr; and'
Mrs. Adrian Denomme 'last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schmidt and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Lester••D•achert
all of Kitchener were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bacliart,
Bronson line.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Oesch and
daughter Donna, and Mrs. Miink en-
joyed the long week -end at the latt--
er's home at Chesley. .
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Lichti, Nor. and
Mrs. Emerson Wagner' of Shakes-
peare were Sunday visitors- at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. EUhiund
Schwartzentruber, at Blake:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truemner
and on John of Toronto, visited' at
the home of the former'. sister, 121:
and Mrs. Wm. S. Johnston- anti• other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Gibibbn'. _Xmans;
Mrs. Walter Dorsett from ICliampion,
Ill., Mrs. Jennie Nicholson, of Ran-
kin, Ill., are enjoying a week at the
home of the farmer's parents;Mr. and'
Mrs Seth Amens.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Geiger; Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. Erb, Miss Marion
.Erb spent the- week -end with relativ-
es and friends at Kitchener, and
Sebringville.
On Fishing Trip
Messrs. Gordon and Stanley 'Smith
of the B. W. H., Mr. Lorne Klopp
and nephew Hubert Kropp spent sev-
eral days 'in the Parry Sound district
on a fishing trip.
Congratulations go to Miss Nola
Krueger, daughter of .. Mrs. E. G.
Krueger, who received her ifir#- class
certificate from the Normal School
at London. We understand Nola has
accepted a position as public school
teacher at Sarnia.
Many Visitors
Many Holiday Visitors were in our
midst over .the .week -end, and we are
glad for them all. It is too bad of
all the 'accidents and fatalities that
befell so many people over this per-
iod, and with greater viligence most
of these could be avoided. -
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Greb and. son
and Mrs Sol Martin enjoyed a lovely
motor trip to Wallaceburg, Pertrolia,
and Tupperville. At the latter place
they called on Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Thiel and other friends. It being Mrs
Martin's birthday and the outing was
much appreciated by all.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Hoist; Mr.
and Mrs. 'C. L. Smith had a . very
pleasant Sunday attending the Evan-
gelical U. B. Campmeeting at Car-
rick, near Mildmay. Rev. Roy,. Chari-
berlain, of Caledonia, Mich., as the
guest speaker. A laaage Crowd . was
present.
Recption Held
A reception. was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hughill in hon-
or of the latter'.s brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Thiel, bridal couple, one
evening last week, when the families
of the same enjoyed a very pleasant
evening. Very lovely gifts were re-
ceived by the couple.
Miss Alpha Meyers, R.N., of Well-
and and Mr. Erneet Brown of Port
Colborne; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hope
and daughter Faith of .Streersville;
Mrs. Mervyn Steick and daughter
Patsy were holiday visitors at the
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Meyers. Miss Patsy 1 telck
returning home with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Floyrc Hope for
a vacation.
ROMANCE,. ADVENTURE,. .AND
For thrills -- "Dick's adventures in
Dreamland; for laughs — "Blondie
and Dagwood," -- for adventure,
—"Steve Canyon" For these and
many other action and comedy hits
the big color magazine in Sunday's
Detroit Times.
Birthday .Party
A happy event was celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Merner where a surprise party was
held in honour of Mrs. Iderner's
birthday. The evening was spent with
music and singing after which: the
birthday cake, decorated 'with cand-
les was placed before the hostess,
who then was presented with an el-
ectric iron by Mrs. Oscar Greb and
the following address being read biy
Phe Better Oil Permanents Applied
with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
G:I:VE. US A CALL!
Phone in for your Appointments.
DORE.EI SCHILBE—Zurich
Huron & Erie
Mortgage Corporation
Canada Trust Company
ANDREW F. HESS
Local Representative
2 / % Interest payable half Yearly
on $100. or mare for three or more
Years.
Safe Investment for Your
Funds!
Mrs. Theodore Steinbach.
Dear Mrs. Merner: We have gatlit-
ered here tonight to help you cele-
brate your birthday anniversary and:
to offer our 'heartiest congratulations..
You take a keen interest and acttift
part in community life and are• al-
ways ready to help. whether it be tea
act as gracious hostess to the Farm
Forum, organize a party or charavari,
or just assist a neighbour. As a el ght
token of appreciation of you untir-
inog efforts 'e ask you toac4elitekthis
gift. iSigned on behalf of yatar, neigh
ours and friends.
• Mrs. Merner taken completely by
surprize in a few chosen words than-
ked the neighbours and friends for
the kind remembrance. A dainty
lunch was served including rce cream
and cake, after which they then de-
parted thanking Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
ner for their kind hospitality.
OBITUARY
Mrs. James Sopha
Mrs. James N. Sopha, a resident of
the Blue Water Highway, near Drys-
dale passed away Tuesday, June 22,
in her 77th year and resided in De-
troit for about 215 years before re-
tiring here three years age Mr.
and Mrs. Sopha would have celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding anuaversany
this coining August. She is survived
by her husband, three sons, Dolph of
the Blue Water Highway; Udell of
Detroit and Edgar also 'of Detroit;
three sisters, Mrs. Peter Ducharme,
of Windsor; Mrs. Adolph Peariseau
of Detroit; Mrs. Tuffield Ayotte of
Hay Township; also two brothers,
March Corriveau and Frank Corri-
veau of near Drysdale; 12 granachil-
dren, and 10 great grand children.
The body rested at her late residtnce
from 'where the funeral was held on
Friday, June 27th. Requiem Mass
+was sung in St. 'Peter's church, Drys-
dale on Friday June 27th at 10 n.m.
Interment followed in the adjoining
cemetery.
THE WORLD WANTS FOOD
FROM CANADA
Bigger production — that is what
Canadian farmers are planning for
this year. They know that, in a
world struggling to get back to nor-
mal living, many nations are count-
ing on Canada to provide the wheat,
meat and dairy products that will be
their chief weapon against hunger.
To meet this demand for greater
production, manlyy fanners are plan-
ning to modernize -their farms --- by
purchasing new machinery, installing
electrical equipment and aids, im-
proving their drainage systems, and
so on. Such improvements make
farming easier and more profitable,
Many go-ahead farmers, planning
to improve or modernize their appli-
ances, form buildings, or land, have
found a ready ally in the Bank of
Montreal,
If the lack of ready money is hin-
dering your .improvement, plans, see
Mr, 'Sewell, manager of the local
branch, He will be glad to discuss
the low-cost instalment loan plan
that has helped many a. farmer to
increase production and profits.
Have a New. Sliipm-erlt of' Bedroom Suites and]
Ruda. Couches.
Always carry a: Good. Line of Beds, Springs,.
Felt and. Spring; filled Mattresses.
Keith It WesUake
Furniture
Phone 63, Zurich,
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CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shipp 149 Oscar Klopp Res. 67
AUCTIONEERLNG AT YOUR SERVICE