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TROUSERS ---
A lot of new Tweed Trousers for men, suit-
able for early Fall wear,. in browns, tans, greys;
Extra Value at from 6.50 to 8.75 pair.
SWEATERS -.-
A new supply of Men's Sweater Coats made
by Ballantines. These have been very scarce. Made
of pure botany yarn, good weight, finest quality at
6.95 to 7.50
Fine Cardigans all wool at each 4.95
Richmond Sweaters, assorted 5 colors
95 Eac}rith zippers
At
WINDBRE AIDERS ---
Shower Proof Mackinaw Windbreakers, in
brown and tan. Well made in all sizes from
5.75 to 7.95 each.
400
BATHING SUITS--- QOO
20 per cent. off on all Mens and Boys Bathing
Suits.
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HOME PATRONAGE
Patronizing your Home Merchant and Bus-
inessmen by the surrounding community is what
builds up a business, town and community. We
cannot work together by not dealing with each
other and pulling together. The same holds good
with your local Printer... He cannot live and thrive
on the print jobs that are being sent out of town,
which could be done at home, and often at a big
saving.
Home Patronage is an essential for Prosperity
and Go -Ahead!
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WE HAVE RECENTLY PROCURED A LICENSE TO TRUCK
LIVE STOCK AND WILL BE IN A POSITION TO HANDLE
YOUR HOGS, STARTING SEPTEMBER 2ND.
FOR HOGS CALL HENSALL 115, OR ZURICH 93-1
FOR CATTLE CALL, J. INGRAM, PH. HENSALL 8343
GIVE US YOUR FERTILIZER ORDER. .WE DELIVER
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
INCORPORATED
M. JINKS, MANAGER.
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Thursda,, September 4th, 1941
FOUR STARS IN "MOM AND DAD"
When Mr. and Mrs. Blake (Lois Austin and George Eldridge) arrive•
home with their daughter Joan (June Carlson) they find no taxi is to be;
had at the railway station. The popular high school teacher, Carl Black-
burn (played by Hardie Albright) comes along and offers to give: the
Flakes a ride home. In `appreciation'; a few weeks latex Mrs. shake de -
mends Blackburn be fired from nis post on the liigh sell -Jet faculty. The
scene is from "Mon .and Dad", the new hygiene picture which comes to'
the Leavitt's Theatre, Exeter, for an engagement Sept. 8 - 9 - tOth.
Elliot Forbes, noted radio comment-ator on health and hygiene will; ap-
pear in person here, with the attraetian;. .
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field, Dining and' Bedroom Suites. Also a good
range of Studio: Couches, Dinettes, Etc.
Furniture suitable• for Summer Homes and '4eran-
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Always carry a. good supply of. Beds, Springs,
Spring -filled. and Felt Mattresses hr all' sizes.
Phone' 637„ Zurich
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Lawrence Hartman is -attend-
ing the Toronto Exhibition.
Miss Doreen Scchilhe attended the
Tuckey - - eckey wedding at Exeter REV. E'.. We HIE7:MIRI! iii . PASTOR
last week. 10 a.ui.--Deterie Seevices,
Mr. John Gas^ho and Son Allan 11.15• a mmm..-Suaday School.
motored • to Toronto one day last 7.3U pane -Divine Wo:eship.
week ore business
Mr. Albert Heideman of. Orange- Exerettody,• Wefceeee: to, all Services --
vile was a holiday visitor With hie',
parents here. I
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Rats of Tar-'
ST. PETER'S
Evangelic aeli Lutheran Church;
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istock spent Labour Day at the home EVANGELICAL OO
of Mrs. C. Decker and family.
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Dr. and Mrs. Fred Hess 'of Tore!
onto were week -end visitors with Ms REV. H. E. RE�PPEL,
parents, Mee and Mrs. A. F. Hess. 1 Minister
. Mrs. J. E. Emswiler and son Dix
on from Austin, Texas spent the we Mrs. M. Oesch-Organist
ek-end with their friend, Mrs. S. H'ey Sermon:
Dr. and Mrs. Archie Maci�iirnon 10 a.m.-Worship.
of Richmond Hill, were week end 11 a.m.-Sunday hSchool.
visitors with the former's mother, ?. 0 p.m. -Worship. Sermon:
Mrs. M. MacKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thiel and dau-
ghter Catherine. Mr. Lorne Feeisch-
auer were. Sunday visitors with re- ° O
la -fives at London.
Mrs. Leroy Thiel enjoyed -a . few • ' r�llor$ sae • Corporation
days last week at the home of her o p
parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Dcdgson at Canada Trust CompanyLondon.
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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
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, l'urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line .If heayy and shelf Hard- ,
ware always in stock.
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QUALITY - PRICE - SERV
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Erie
Miss Jemima Johnston and sister, ANDREW F. HESS
Mrs. R. Drysdale have returned to j • Local Representative
Zurich after spending some time.•
2l' rie Interest payable half Yearly
with friends in Michigan State.: o,n $100. or more for three or morelh. and Mrs. Lawrence Howald and'Years.
family of London, were holiday vis
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Hy Howald.
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Mr and Mrs. Norman Gascho and 1
{laughter Barbara and Mrs.' Susan
Oesch spent a week at the Koine of
the latter's son, Mr. and Mrs.- Lee Much cooler and seasonable weath-
Oesch, at St. Catharines. i er has set in, this week, and how
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wuerth spent I nice it is to have the sun shining and
the past .week's holidays with friends ! the nights are cooling off verymuch.
at Elmira, Kitchener, and Niagara the cool breezes blowing around as.
Falls. •Attending the Elmira Fair Mei •PATRICIA SCHMID'a'S
Saturday, and Monday.
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Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer motor -1 . OWN STORY
cd to London on Monday and were !Patricia,accompanied home by their dau-
ghter, who had been a
nurse -in -training at St. Joseph's Hes-
pital, London and is enjoying a few
days holidays at her home in Zurich, ing in The American Weekly, great
Mr and Mrs. Morley Witmer and
family Betty and Kenneth and Mr.
Ralph Mecum all of Detroit, were
visitors at the home of their parents,
Mrs. Clara Decker of town and Mr.
and Mrs. Isiah Witmer, Goshen line
south, for the holiday week -end,
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Look to Rader's Hardware fox' all. lines of heavy
and shelf Hardware.. Full line, of. enameland al-
uminum ware, on the; shelf.
Paints,; Oils, Waxes, .lay Fork Ropes,
Sling Ropes. and Binder Twine on hand. Farm
Fence and. Steel Posts just arrived.
We also carry a full line; of Harness, Repairs
and Sweat Pads.
Beatty shallow well axtd Cistern Pumps on
hand..
We do Plumbing and Tinsmithing
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NOW - for the first time -you
can read the story of Patricia
Schmidt, accused killer of Jack Mee
in the Havana yacht tragedy, Read
her drama -packed true story start -
Arrived Home
Mrs. Lee W. Hoffman left last
week to visit with relatives 'and fri-
ends at Toronto, also attending the
Canadian National Exhibition. Her
daughter Marjorie, who had enjoyed
several weeks at Brooks, Alberta, ar-
rived in Toronto where she was met
at the Depot by her mother and
needless to say, they were very Jeapply
to greet each other after Marjorie's
absence these weeks.
New Paper Boys
How the clock ticks away the days.
months and years, This fall seasons
as the Grade h school opened our two
young students, namely Jack Haberer
and Donald Heimrich who passed
their exams, successfully are taking
their place in the school bus on their
way to Exeter High School for ad-
vanced education. We wish these
young men every success in life. As
they did their work eo e, ell as Free
Press carriers, in all kind, of weath-
r, hot or cold, stormy or sunshine,
they accomodated their customers
with the daily London Free Press.
Their efforts were appreciated. Now
Billy Ynnghlut and Douglas O'Brien
have taken over this work. We give
them every encouragement and have
every reason to believe that:they too
will do their work well!
magazine with this Sunday's Sept-
ember 7) issue of The Detroit Sun-
day Times.
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Dead and Disabled
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REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone: Collect: Exeter 235, Seaforth 15
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PLANNING FOR INCREASED
PROFITS
Go-ahead 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 call 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 lBanlc of Montreal
has helped manly, farmers to produce
more on their farms by investing
more hi 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 •nmodern appliances that
have increased his farm profits."
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Within a Few Weeks Time
ONE CAR OF CEDAR SHINGLES
ONE CAR OF ASBESTOS SIDING SHINGLES.
ONE CAR OF MASONITE.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS IMMEDIATELY
F. C. KALBFLEISCH & SON
Phone 69
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EEQUES
CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
atm.. "THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Kropp Res. 67
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