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TROUSERS --
A lot of new Tweed Trousers for men, suit-
able for early Fail wear, in browns, tans, greys;
Extra Value at from 6.50 to 3.75 pair.
SWEATERS --
A new supply or 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
e Fine Cardigans all wool at each 4.95
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Richmond Sweaters, assorted colors with zippers
At 5.95 Each.
WINDBREAKERS--.
Shower Proof Mackinaw Windbreakers, in
brown and tan. Well made in all sizes from
5.75 to 7.95 each.
BATHING SUITS --
20 per cent, off on all Mens and Boys Bathing
Suits.
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ITEMS Oit' LOCAL OffEREST
Mr. Emery L. Uuby of Iiitcae
Was a Le -S visitor in town
Tueedae.
Mrs. lemerson Gabel has retain
home a.e.er visiting relatives in 1
wiener eor a weee.
-mieses Matilda, Alice and Su
jcanson el leet.cliener called on
ends in tow on Tuesday,
te:N
liest ihawcsgiving Servccesi,
be held in st. Peter's Lana
tenureu on Sunday, September 41
at eu een. and 7.eu pen.
me$ses. Clayton and Glenn Eich
ueiger eu: coulee Ind., were V161i
at eue home of Mr. end Mrs. ten
Lee, le. o nsu line tee past Week.
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e.lee eene Bedard has return
L tete emace, Shoppe in town ai
...penuing a weeics .uthudays whiteau:, toiatts, es La °Tonto.
• i -Ca -1•0 ela,tinan and (laugh
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tile luneral
aunt, in nate-Iwo on ,monday too
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,liss Nola Ereu;ger who is on t
teaceing sten • sande public sell
spent Lie weex-end at the home
ear mother, Mrs. E. G. Krueger, 14
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ei.s. Albert Smith.and
Mrs. Valletta or Poet - Huron were
week -end eisitors at the home of the
eformer s ethter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
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Mr. Albert Erb, son of Mr. ai
Mrs. Chris. Erb of the Bronson ha
.1has lat. :tor Lockport, N.Y., wher
pp he will be working in a large app
orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Witmer, M
and Mis. Sylv. Witnienr enjoyed
motor trip to Ipperwash, Kettle Pt
Forest and other -places of' interes
on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Smale and dau-
ghter; Mr. and Mrs. Albert, Fleische
auer; Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gingerich
and sons, all of London, visited at -
he home of their relatives,. Mn. and
Mrs. Norman Fleischauer, .astd Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Thiel, also attended
the funeral of their aunt,. Mrs_ Kalb-
fleisch. •
Had Temperance Speaker
Mr. C. C. Hoggins and two, sons of
Stratford were visitors at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. H. 14. Rappel on
Sunday. The former addressed the
congregation in the evening service
of the Evangelical church, while one
of his sons favoured with a very in-
spiring solo. Mrs. Milton Oes.ch at
he piano.
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REV: Eew. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 axle -Divine Services.
11.15 a.m, -Sunday School.
7.80 p.m. -Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
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REV.. EL E. ROPPEL,
Minister
Mrs. M. Oesch--Organist
10 a.m.-Worship. Sermon:
11 a.m.-Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. -Worship. Sermon:
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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 83-43
GIVE US YOUR FERTILIZER ORDER. .WE DELIVER
HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE
INCORP$RATED
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ERTA 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
g. and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, k unlace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsrnith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard -
'ware always in stock.
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"Lightning Struck
The severe electrical storm -which
)assed over this vicinity on Thurs-
aiy ey,epi4g-,gaused damage to the
louse .:owned byRObert Clausbes
When' ittifA the chimney and loos-
ened someplaster' in a bedroom. Al-
so telephone lines were our of order.
Much rain fell during the storm and
another heavy shower on Saturday.
• Is Much Cooler
Monday surely ushered in much
cooler and more seasonable weather.
As the -very hot midsummer weathet
remained with us longer than usual
this year: Some very heavy rain,
have visited the section to the south
•-f us where fields were flooded. In
own here, we bad plenty of rain,
which was hadlly needed. It is just a
at chilly for so rapid a change.
CHEAPER TIRES
Toronto - Price reductions on
ires and tubes for passenger cars
ad trucke were announced by a
eading tire firm. In some lines this
ill mean decrease of more than
4 per cent, the announcement said,
he reduction immediately affects
he retail price which has dropped a -
out three dollars a tire for the or-
inary passenger car.
JAILED AT GODERICH
Thos. Campbell of Owen wound on
Sept. 11 pleaded guilty to theft of
an electric razor from Harold Mc-
READY MONEY FOR FARM
Gee, Goderich, and Ives seeeenced by
Magistrate W. Morley to three
months in jail. Judgment was reserv-
ed in a ellame of non-suport brou-
ght by his wife against a farmer of
the Dashwood district, who pleaded
not guilty. The case was heard in
camera shortly. The husband operat-
es a 1(30 -acre farm,
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FOR SALE
PEACHES ARE RIPE, Ccgrre to
the Farm, one mile north of High-
way No. 21, at Ravenswood.
L. W. Duffles.
PEACHES FOR SALE
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Yellow flesh free stone at Sunny-
- dale Fruit Farm, Lake Shore, Forest.
Phone 611 r 14. - Vance Brothers
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Agricultural Highlights
FOR THE WEEK
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The Achievement Day of the Hur-
On Dairy Calf Club, which -washeld
; at last; Thur SdaS,;; eypeSeigi
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out • the lea -feat. .'cis. • Of
that have ever. participated in a Dairy
!Clubin Hurn County. 21 Holstein
'calves were .shown. and D. S.- Manton
of „Brampton, who placed the entries,
stated that it was one of the best
uniform classes of calves, consider-
ing the large number that he had
judged for some time: .Fred VanEg-
' mond, Clinton, won first on his calf;
Ross lrewartha, Clinton second And
Marie Colo, Centralia, 3rd. The wrem
weather, which has continued up
until this week has been most fav-
ourable in infestation by fioa beetles
and loaf hoppers in .potato fields
throughout the County. These in-
sects, which suck the juice from the
underside of the leaves have -caused
considerable damage, which is often
Mistaken for the Late Blight of
potatoes. The late Blight has not
been prevalent this season to any
great extent this year. A few fields
of turnips have been found to be
quite seriously infested with cab-
bage worm which is a heavy feeder
and quite quickly defailates. Cab-
bage worms can be quite easily con -
,trolled with an arsenate dust, or a.
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MEET THE MOST OF THE
STORK CLUB
Here'your opportunity to read
about the fabulous Sherman Billing -
:ley, the former farm bay who now
Ilea& the world's most famous night
club. Petri Gallie o tells Billingsley's
story in The American Weekly, fam-
ous magazine with this Sunday's
(Sept. ell 1 issue of The Detroit Sun-
day Tines, Michigan's Most Interest-
ing Sunday Paper.
COSTS MORE TO LIVE
Ottawa - Canadians were told it's
itoing to rest more to live -It's pro-
bably going to cost more to eat, to
sleep, to buy that snappy new suit
and even to take a walk across the
street. That is what the Prices Board
said when it announced a major d
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ntrol order taking about '75 per
Co cent of presentlyecontrolled commod-
ities and services out from under the
nmeh-deletted Canadian price ceiling
Increases of four to five cent a loaf
in the price of bread is forecast as
the result of removal, of flour and
flour products from Federal price
controls.
IMPROVEMENT
Simplified Financing Helps (e -Ahead
Farmers
Ready money to a farmer can
mean the difference between being
really successful in his enterprise, or
just getting by - it -can selp him
put his improvement -plans -into op-
eration making his farm more pro-
ductive and more profitable.
Many farmers short of ready cash,
have found that a Beak of Montreal
loan has made improvements a simple
matter
Some of the uses to which B of M
Farm Improvement Loans have been
put include: '
new improved agricultural im-
plements and equipment:- electrical
aids, washing machines, cream
separators, refrigeration pumps,
motors, mlking machines; install-
ation of lighting, heating, and
water systems; farm buildings, re-
pairs and extensions; fencing,
drainage -and land improvement;
new livestock for building up the
herd.
If a lack of ready money is hin-
dering your farm improvement plans
call on Mr. Sewell, local manager o
the Bank -of Montreal, You will find
that he knows and understands the
farmer's problems. His attitude on
farin credit is: "When you ask for a
loan at the B of M, you do not ask
a favour.
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Always carry a good supply of Beds, Springs,,
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For the Fall. Trade we have a large range,, of Cook.
Stoves, Oil. Burners, Heaters and Furnaces.
For Housecleaning Needs we can supply you
with the well known Gliddens Paints, Stains„,
Varnishes,, Oils, Shellacs, and Waxes.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware Always on Hand
See Us for your Evetroughing.
RIFLES, GUNS AND SHELLS
We do Plumbing
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REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN.
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Klopp Rea, 67
AUCTIONEERING AT YOUR SERVICE,