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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 Melt'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
Richmond Sweaters, assortedcolors Each.th zippers
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4.95
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V Shower Proof Mackinaw Windbreakers, in
pQQ brown and tan. Well made in all sizes from
5.75 to 7.95 each.
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BATHING SUITS ---
20 per cent. off on all Mens and Boys Bathing
Suits.
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HOME PATRON
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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 isan essential for Prosperity
and Go -Ahead!
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Mr. anal airs. Herbert Kraft of
Detroit a\ t'l t: .a ulncay 114.11to+,0s with
Mrs. Louts. ia.lalt OI. town.
Mr. tale. .1.1.1'S. Iteroert K. Either
and Mrs.. Clarke of Crediton, were
Saturday visitcrs in town, •
_vers. 4. Ii. Stelck of lira:mord, is
spending a week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Meyers.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Swartz of
Detroit spent a few day's at the home
of Mrs. Swartz's mother, Mrs. Emily
Fuss.
.4lessrs. Ray and. Hubert- Schilbe
of London were week -end visitors at
the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. :vlilfred Schiibe_
Mr. and Mrs. HughThiel and son
Glenn have returned home after an
enjoyable tour and visit with relati-
ves iii Lansing- and other points in
Michigan.
an. and Mrs. Marvin Milke and
Mrs. Otto Milke from Pontiac, Mich.
and Mr. and Mrs: Ray Fraser from
Roival Oak,, Mich., spent Sunday with
Mrs. Rose -Brown of Zurich.
,t: Miss Kay Hay of Exeter,• was has-
Qtes s at a family shower on Wednes-
Vp day evening' last, held at the home
Q0� I of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Meyers, in
honour of their daughter Miss Alpha,
bride elect. .
Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Smith
ht! called on relatives in New Hamburg
on Sunday and were guests at the
QM1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roth
ST. PETER'S
Esra b,eliical Lutheran Church
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10� a.ui„--3Jivine Services.
11.15 a.m. —Sunday School.
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REV:. H. E. ROPPEL,
Minister
Mks. 1171:. Desch ---Organist
10 aan. Worship. Sermon:
11 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Worship. Sermon:
Huron & Erie
Mortgage Corporation
Canada Trust Company
ANDREW .F. HESS
Local Representative
21/:% Interest, payable half YearI,y
can $120.0,, or mare for three or more
Years.
QQ and family where they enjoyed a Safe Investment for Your
very pleasant time.
I Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kelbfleisch of Funds !
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Detroit were Sunday visitors with
Q relatives in town. . The former's
V mother. M. s. F.: C. Kalbfleisch Is
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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 83-43
GIVE US YOUR FERTILIZER ORDER. .WE DELIVER
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
INCORPORATED
M. JINKS, MANAGER.
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quite ill 4 the home of her daughter .
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haberer:
Mrs. Wm. Gibbons of London was
a visitor with her parents, Mr. and'
Mrs. Sylv. Witmer, while her husb-•
and was up north doing some work
in a printing plant. Both being in
Zurich on Monday, returning to. the,
city.
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Brown of
Port Colbourne, Mr. and Mrs. nr Mervy1
H. Stelck of Bradford-; Rev, and
Mrs. C. B. Heckendorn of Elmira, at-
tended the Brown—Meyers wedding
in Zurich on Monday.
Misses Kathleen Hay, Norma. Flet-
eaches
FOR SALE
PEACHES ARE RIPE,Come to
the Farm, one mile north of High-
wely No. 21, at Ravenswood.
L. W. Duff us.
I PEACHES FOR SALE
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Yellow flesh free stone at Sunny
dale Fruit Farm, Lake Shore, Forest.
Phone 611. r lit. Vance Brot'he'r; •
cher and Amelia fisher, of Eketer, i
and Ruby Church, of Zurich, -spent, for to set properly. Corn and roots• 4
the week -end attending the E`hibit-', are thriving well, but like our gar- 2
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Gime, ime, in and see our New Sliikoent: of Chester-
field',
9E ster-field's. Dining and Bedroom ,Suite's: Also at.good
range of Studio CouchesrUn4ttes, Etc, -
Ei..armr n ce suitable for : Summer,' Homes. and Veran-
dahs.
.Always•, carry a good supply of' Beds, *rings,.
Spring -filled and Felt Mattresses- in all sizes,
Keith R, Westlake
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ion in Toronto and enjoyed: a boat I dens, should have a gold shower of
trip- from Toronto to Queenatn,-Exe- zain.
• ter Times -Advocate. - • 1 MAGISTRATE IN HOSPITAL
•Mr. Don Roy (Weber at London, I Magistrate James- W. Morley,
who spent the summer vacation , Huron County Magistrate who has
months with his grandpaxe,xits, Mr. been;relieving in Middlesex County
and Mrs. Louis Weber, "has returned was admitted to Victoria Hospital
to that .city where Don will. hegixi' at _-.____ - aufferiing from
a three-year course of study' at the l an attack of influenza. AlthoughLondon Tec. School. We wish him
every success.
' Messrs. Corri.veau ana, .ion are
still busily engaged in putting town
new sidewalks on the main business
section of town, running north front
the square. What a difference it
does make these new walks, and they
will last a long time if not too heavy
loads are run over them.
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HARDWARE - SEE ',1 S and FURNITURE
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LEIVA 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
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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 line ,Df heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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Magistrate Morley was reported to
be running high temperature, his
condition was not considered serious.
Fascinating Reading! MIRROR
OF YOUR MIND
Can small children be psychoanaly-
zed? Do -,some wives deliberately
provoke their husbands to mistreat'
them? See Psychologist Lawrence
Gou1d's plain -speaking answer to.
The Zurich Flour and Feed Mills these questions in PhCTORIAL Be-
have added more decorations '.and VIEW, the magazine with the all -
beauty to the old frame structure star cast, with this Sunday's (Sep -
by having large signs painted at tember 14) issue of The Detroit
both north and south ends, which Sunday Times.
greatly adds to its appearance. The STUDENTS RIDE FREE
work was done by the Service Sign 97 high school students from the
Painters of Exeter, and it is a credit townships surrounding Seaforth went
to anyone to have so fine a job done. for ,bus rides of various distances be -
Mrs. Iriah Tetreau of near Hen- ginning last week, some for five mil-
es and some for nearly thirty miles,
but all at the expense of the Seaforth
District High School Board and the
Zurich, visited with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ontario Department of Education.
Dave Tomeson at Elkton, min.,all And they *ill make the same ride
took in the Heck Reunion at Case -every school day from now on.There
vill County Park, Saginaw B.y, are three bus routes covering the
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sail; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mu -Islam;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McAdams and
two sons; Miss Easter Neeb all of
Rader's Hardware
Look to Rader's Hardware; fonal.l tines: of heavy
and shelf Hardware. Full Iine of enamel and al-
uminum ware on the shelf..
Paints, Oils, Waxes, Hay Fork Ropes,
Sling Ropes and Binder Twine. on hand. Farm
Fence and Steel Post; just, arrived.
We also carry a full lineof Harness, Repairs
and Sweat Pads.
Beatty shall_,w well. and 1 ,.stern Pumps on
hand.
We do Plumbing
Phone 63
and Tinsmithing
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Seaforth district.
recently. PENSION BOARD MEETS
NSW
Deed and Babied ;nknaIs
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15
DARLING and CO. Of CANADA LTD.
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Have Chinese Long Nineteen applications for old -age -'e
Mrs. Albert Hess of town visited
our Office with two Chinese Long
Cucumbers; one was 12 inches in
length while the other was 10 inches
long. They were raised by Mrs. Alf.:
Pfaff of the Blind Line near Zurich.
The Publisher of the Herald and his
wife were given one of these for
table use and needless to say, they
were an excellent sample.
Seaforth Booming
With eleven house, under construe
tion at the present time, Seaforth is
in the midst of its biggest building
boom in many years. In addition to
the individual houses under con-
struction, alterations to existing
dwellings have, in a number of cases
made possible additional apartments.
As a result of the building activity,•
there will be available soon a total
of at least fifteen new housing units.
Farmers Are Busy
The best of harvest weather is
prevailing these days, plenty warm
anii dots of sunshine, with the nice
breezes, which all goes to make good
harvest weather. But the summer har•
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vest is practically all in and threshed
Furthers have commenced the pulling
of beans which in many places look
to be a fairly good crop. With a
few more weeks of this weather the
crops will be all garnered in. There
is considerable buckwheat out and
this weather is just a bit too warm
pension and one for mother's allow-
ance were considered by the Huron
County Old -age Pension Board last
week at Goderich. Of these, sixteen
were recommended- for full pension;
one for pension subject; to investigat-
ion; two refused recommendation be-
cause of too many assets; and one
was recommended subject to investi-
gation regarding transfer of prop-
erty. Mr. R. J. Bowman. of Brussels
acted as chairman, in the absence of
Mr. W. R. Archibald.
MONEY MAKES THE MARE/GO
Even in today's •mechanical age,
this old proverb keeps cropping up --
and it still holds true. For, as rarm-
esr know, procuring agricultural
equipment and keeping • it running
still costs money.
Many farmers have been pleased
to learn, hovfever, that a lack of
ready cash need not prevent them
from benefiting from the advantages
of modern, mechanized farm aids. A
farm improvement . loan, from the
Bank of Montreal, has enabled them
to get their share of the new labour-
saving appliances.
If you have been postponing neces-
sary improvements to you farm, see
Mr. Sewehli local manager of the 11'
of M. You will find , he is familiar
with farmers' problems, and he will
be glad to discuss your plans and
financial requirements with you.
Will arrive
.Within a Few Weeks Time
ONE CAR OF CEDAR SHINGLES
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ONE
CAR OF ASBESTOS SIDING SHINGLES.
CAR OF MASONITE.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS IMMEDIATELY
E., C. KALBFLEISCH & SON
Phone 69 ' - - - ZURICH
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Massey - Harris
REQUESTS
CHECK YOUR IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Klapp Rot. 67
AUCTIONEERING AT YOUR SERVICE