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ZURICH .HERALD
Thursa'lalr, September 25th, INT
Leavitt's Theatre
Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
x+'rida y, Saturday Sept. 26-27
"CALCUTTA"
—Starring --
Alan Ladd William Bendix
Gail Russell
Monday, Tuesday Sept. 29-30
"Living In A Big Way"
—Starring—
"Gere Kelly Marie McDonald
M. G. M. Picture
AUCTION SALL
-Of Real Estate and Household Eff-
ects. The Estate of the late CharlesBeaman at Wagner's Corner,
Hay
'•swnship., on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8th,
At 1.30 p.m.
Situated 21/ miles north of Zur-
rch, or 114 miles east of Blake, being
.{fart Lot 2'0, Concession North Bo-
undary, Township of Hay, 1% ac-
res of land, 2 storey frame house in
mood condition, covered wrth new
ashphalt shingles, good sized kitchen
.and cellar, barn and hen house,
fruit trees, never failing water sup-
ply, Hydro available, on County
Road and school bus convenience.
'Will be sold subject to a reserved
bid. Terms 10% on day of sale,
balance in 30 days.
xi Istousehold Effects—Kitchen stove,
2 heaters, 3=loaf extension table, sol-
id oak 2 --leaf table, large long
table, couch, ogran and organ stool,
,2 small tables, 6 dining room chairs,
12 good kitchen chairs, 2 rocking
chairs, 12 wooden bed springs and
mattress, 1 complete bedroom set,
new linoleum 4x6 yards; linoleum
10x12 -ft; linoleum rug 7x15 -ft; com-
plete toilet set, 3 lamps, 1 antique
style lamp, ironing board, coal oil.
cane; copper boiler, 2 wooden tubs',
galvanized tub, 2 iron frying pans,
meat saw, 6 -gallon crock; small
crocks various sizes; quantity Seal-
ers, 2 wooden butter bowls,- baatter
spoon, clothes basket, numerous
kitchen utensils, hoes, spade, axe,
3 'hammers, quantity of wood, blank-
ets, quilts, and comforters in good
condition, some new; field glasses,
carpet sweeper, mail box, 4 trunks,
3 cedar chests, 1 beautiful bluerggld
trimmed _96 -piece dinner ...set; cut
glass gold trimmed pitcher, .and ie
'umbler set; glass cream and sugar
set; Clock over 100 years old; Sil-
verware, antiques of various ccescri-
+ptions and many other araticles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS—CASH
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer. '
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Norman Vincent,
-*George BulIock, Executors,
AUCTION SALE •
Teeswater Fair
SEPT. 30th, OCT. 1st.
Commencing at 12.30 p.m. Sharp
Outstanding Horse, Show.
23 Heavy Teams, 33 single horses in
harness at '1946 Fair.
Five Racing Events:
2.27 Class; 2.15 Class 3 Road Races;
Mobile Starting Gate will be used.
Regional Hereford and Yorkshire
Shows; Exeter Brass Band, Durham
Pipe Band, Musical Chairs on Horse-
back; Chicken -fly Contest; Comic
mule
Nov -
from •
Cou See So
Vehicles. See Gritz and his
(worth the admission price) ;
elty Juggling Act; Dance Team
Detroit, etc., etc.
"Nowhere Can
Much For So Little."
A. G. Reid,
President. Secretary
A. B. McKauge,
tion at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Carl Oestreicher is visiting in.
Kitchener and Clifford this week.
Mervyn Tieman and Nancy spent
the week -end in !Windsor and De-
troit,
Miss Shirley Smith and friend,
Miss Olga Tarasuk of Toronto spent
the week -end with Mrs. E. Klein -
giver.—. ._..,
Miss Myrtle Gaiser or Preston,
and Miss Lois Gaiser of London,
spent the week -end with their mother
Mrs. Cora Gaiser.
Mrs. Henry Krueger spent. a few,
days with .her daughters in Kitchen -
Of Real Estate, Household Effects,
Tools, Etc., at ZURICsi, on
'A` A, s �iCTOBEI. 4th.
44'."" ?3.t }.SO o'clock, p•nt•
REAL ESTATE—Consisting of
Lot 111 Volland Survey, and a pot.-
-tan d£ Notch Part of 'T;ot *known
:s,s Church Property. 0n this prop-
erty is a comfortable house 11's
storey 24x30 -ft. with- kitchen and
wood shed attached; barn 18x20;
chicken house 10x35; house has
Hydro installed; good cistern and
hard water. Also. plenty of fruit
trees and choice garden soil.
Terms of Real • Estate -1.0 per
cent. on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Possession immediately.
Household Effects, Etc. --Cook
stove, heater, 'Coleman gas stove,
extension table , 6 kitchen chairs,
electric wash'g machine, elec. toaster,
and hot plate, electric iron, floor
lamp, 4 bedsteads, springs and mat-
tresses, 2 dressers, 2 wash stands,
.glass cupboard, child's crib, high
chair, 2 rocking ckairs, small table,
arm chair, writing desk, ironing
board, clothes 'horse, 3 lamps, flour
can, 2 chests, spralyer, lawn mower,
vice, cross cut saw, hand saw, whe-
elbarrow, step ladder, extension lad-
der, incubator, brooder, colony
house, dog kennel, dustless ash sif-
ter, quantity sealers, fruit cabinet,
mats, quantity coal and wood, small
,wagon, lard ' can, 5 -gallon crock, 15
•.gcdlon vinegar barrel, brooder stove,
Coleman lantern, clock, quantity • of
dishes, pots, pans,. crowbars, shovels,
axes, hoes, forks, trusties, window
sash and glass,tool chest and num-
erous articles.
In ease of wet weather Sale will
!be held in Lutheran church shed.
Terms—Cash
Oscar Klapp, Auctioneer.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
,John Kochems, Proprietor.
nAST4W00P
Rally Day service will be held .on
'Sunday morning at 10.15 am.. in the
Evangelical church. A comldnec'
church and. Sunday School service.
Mr. and Mrs. 'r. Hnrry HcPFinan
spent the week -rid in Kitchener al:
p,ttending thn Undertakers' Convw•
Aida Tb eatre
GRAND BEND
Presents for your `Enjoyiner t
The following ig Attractions :
Fri., Sat. . Sept.,: Z ,. 27
A ,BIG DOUBLE -FEATURE
"LIFE WITH BLONDIE"
—Starring—
Arthur Lake Penny
and
Singleton
North of The Rockies
—Starring—
Bill Elliott Tex Bitter
Mon., Tues. Sept. 29-30
"BRUTE FORCE"
(Adult Entertainment)•
—Starring-
Burt Lancaster Charles BickfOrd
Hume Cronyn and
Additional Short Subjects
Wed., Thurs.
Oct. 1-2
Never Say. Goodbye
—Starring—
Errol Flynn Eleanor Parker
With
A. Hugh Herbert 'Hot Air' Comedy
And
'Hollywood Daffy' Cartoon.
er.
READY CASH
GUARANTEES
TRAVEL FUN
B of M `.Sunshine Account
Brings Results In
Happier Holiday
" I wish I'•could see my way , to
take a holiday trip", said one, young
man recently to Mr. McEachern,
local Bank of Montreal ' manager. ,
"Mind if I •suggest a method souse
of our customers use? asked Mr.
MsEachern. "The first step is to de-
cide on a trip without seasonable
financial reach. Then the customer
starts'a B of M "Sunshine Account,"
and every pay-day he deposits an
equal amount towards his objective.
"By the time holidays come 'round
he's usually proud of how well he's
done. , .and should emergencies arise
during the year, the money is always
available. If you try it, you'll find
the planning and saving fun in them-
selves—and the saving habit will bdd
a pleasure bonus to your holidays,
too."
the evening was spent in games and
lunch was served after the pleasant
spent. Mr. Frank 1Corriveau made
a very favourable reply.
The address: •
Dear Father and Mother:
You are our guests to-
night, we surround you in an old
time family gathering to celebrate
with you your anniversary of your
seventy-fourth birthday.
I, being the oldest of the family,
I presume it is my honour and
great pleasure to address you in be-
half of all and to express to- you
our good feelings in a few kind
words.
God, our Creator, has been good to
us, having spared you with •us and
good also to you, giving you the
health and strength to carry on so
long and do for us ' even unto •oto
.present day.. •, _•
In my. opinion, and T speak `for all,
no.otlier mother and dad •would have
done mare and- tliotigh of is 'hard to
find'.;words to' .express 'our gratituxle,
we•sincerely 'feel" grateful : -to you
both; On this special. occasion we join
our hearts together and express as
one our many, many thanks to you
mother and dad,'for all you have done
;for us. .
We , thank ••God• for this -special
.'blessing of having you both with us
tonight, and it is our pleasure to
surprise you tonight and present to
you, a few gifts as our token of love
DRYSDALE
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Corriveau and neighbouring friends
surprised them with a party on Mr.
Corriveau's 74th •birthday. A pres-
entation was read 'by Mr. Led ._orri-
veau, many• gifts' were prese'rited and
Pullets For • Sale
'HYBRID PUT LETS - READY -TO -LAY ..
400 Light Sussex and New Hampshire Cross:,
''•1200' Barred Rock and New Hampshire 'Cross,
• These are April Hatched,.; from. SPRUCELEIGH
FARMS, at Brantford.
Apply to W. V. Roy, Londesboro, ;P:h„-Bi34'2136'''
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MORE Mier
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CONTENTED CATTLE
ADURO Pump, keeping fresh, clean Water before your cattle all
the time . when they want it . . is the answer to highest
milk production . . . greater prefile for you.
The new DURO is the farmer's pump — built to give a lifetiese, of
service . . to provide running water in house, barn, stables;
poultry houses, greenhouses, truck gardens. Convenience atone is
worth the. cost ... but savings in time and labour wilt soon pay for
a DURO Pump installation.
IMPROVE
PAILY'LIYIN O:..
EMCO Fixtures and Fittings, ore
designed for Beauty and Utility.
See how easily' you can modernize
Kitchen, Bathroom, Laundry .
protect the health and add to daily
eessfort of all your family.
Visit us for complete details.
STADE and WEIDO
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Zurich Fall Fair
September 29th and 30th ,.
SPECIAL HORSE EVENTS
For Heavy Draught Teams and Agricultural Teams
open to Stephen.,. Hay, Stanley, Usborne and
Tuckersmith Townships
Speed contests will be held viz: One for Roadster
Teams; One for Single Roadster over .15 and One
for Single Roadster under 15
PROGRAM FOR FAIR DAY
See the Grandest Exhibits. The Judging of Hor-
ses, in the large show ring... Special prizes will
bring out a large Display. Also see the many en-
tries of Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Poultry,
GRAND CONCERT • FAIR NITE
In the Town Hall, When an Appropriate Concert
will be presented with Fun and Laughter Galore.!,
Reserve Your !Seats Early with Fair Secretarr
• • DONT M1>i IT,
A PUBLIC DANCE
Will follow the Concert
With Modern and Old Time Dance Music
Rau's Orchestra Will Furnish the . Musk
THE THAMESVILLE BOYS AND GIRLS BAND
40 Pieces. Will Supply Music for the Afternoon,
and will lead the Childress'. Parade from the Village,
to Fair Grounds at 1.15 o'clock, p.m.
Fred. J. Haberer,
.70
President.
E. F. Kropp,
Secy-Treas
to ; good kind mother and father. .I
present to you now these gifts to-
gether with our best wishes and our
sincere :'prayers that you may fang
remain with us and that you may
enjoy God's Holy promise to an
Dutiful. (A long and happy fife even
in this world.)
Sincerely 'joined together by anti
--The Family.
' Mr: Carl Masse of Detroit is spen-
ding his vacation at Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Conrivea>a'a his grandparents.
,Mr. and Mrs.' Edgar- Cadotte anal
family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Blair -ant
family of WalIaceburg, were weeks'
enol visitors op the Blue Water 7
.. ,r: -and Mrs. Edgar Masse, spent'
the week -end at Mr. and MIS. :iai `rank
Corriveau and attended' the birtlidh
*AY. Mrs. Masse had been visiting
the past week 'here and returned tssi
Detroit with her husband.
Wedding' bells are' -ringing on the
Blue 'Water this week al -so, Silver-
Wedding
iIverWedding Bells, (25 years.)'
t -•e xy •.e' ' tr?
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foYYOUR '48 VACATION
lie at a time
AT THE BOFM.e.
Almost everyone has a "dream vacation" in mind.,
But many folks have to postpone it year after yeae•
because—for one reason or another --the ready aha
is lacking when holiday time comes.
Why not make sure you will have the needed. cash/.
next year ... Decide now to put enough ntomy,.
aside eaoh month at the BofM to cover the expenses;
of one day of your 1948. holiday. It's far easier --.and!
,:.
surer—to provide for your dream vacatie talk.;
fi savings way.
Over a million Canadians are saving at the,)14.M'.
for the things they want most.
Buy one day of your 1948 holiday this paxdi, ,, : R n:
fl Vacation Account" at your nearest BokMi jsan¢h:,
BAOK
NK OF MONTREAL,.
Zurich Branch: C. C. McEACHERN, Manager
Hensall. Branch: W. B. A. CROSS, Manager
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WORKING WITH CANADIAN,$ IN EVERY WALK C.;f`- ti,IF£; S.t,NCE 1t31- s