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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURS
AY MORNING, OCTOBER. 23 Q 9 47
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Bookkeeping Service, Etc.
EXETER
OFFICE :—Corner Ann, William Sts.
Phone: Exeter 355W.
Duty Shop
THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
The Better Oil Permanents Applied
with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
GIVE US A CALL!
Phone 153 for your Appointments.
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yet we do our hest to purchase our supplies ffr^om
the leading sappily houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits h season; Canned Gams, and many
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A. GOOD ASSORTMENT OF JACKETS,
SWEATERS ETC., AT THE OLD PRICES
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Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kerstons, of
Midnapore, Alberta, wish to announce
the engagement of their daughter,'
Violet Helen, to Truman Ireederick
only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fisher
of Dashwood, Ont. The wedding to
take place in Calgary the latter part
of November.
WON $50 CASH
John E. Howard, Bayfield, is re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends on his good fortune in win-
ning a $50 cash prize in. a draw
made at the Mitchell Lions Club
Carnivel Thursday evening last, • A
single ticket .won the prize for him.
HURON CO. SCHOLARSHIP
The secretary of the University of
Western Ontario has advised Country
Clerk N. 'W. Miller that the Huron
County scholarships of $100 each
have been awarded to Peter Fraser
of Exeter, and Miss Doris McEwan,
of Bayfield. This is the year in a rosf
that the latter has won it. The schol-
arships are awarded to the boy
girl students from this county who
obtaine the highest standing at the
University.
PUCHASES HOLSTEIN MALE
and sound, will be shown at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, Zurich, at 7.30
in connection with the annual public
Thankolfering .service Of the Wom-
en's Missionary Society. The picture
The richly bred Holstein male, is one of technicel perfection produc-
Meadow Glade Righto Pabst, has rem ed on the R.K.O. Pathe lot, Holly-
cently been purchased by Colin Cam- weed and tells in a modern gripping
pbell, Bayfield, from W. Hume Clut- story what chrititianity ls, This force -
;ton, Goderich. This bull is a very ful picture• comes highlyrecommend-
richly bred individual, combining ed and must be seen to be appreciat-
heavy production and goon type to a :eq.. An invitation is extended to all to
marked degree on both sides of his .attend this service and see "The
ancestors. The sire is Elm Colanthus 'pow Of God."
Rag Apple Righto, who was arl�Can-
adian senior yearling in 1943. Mr.
Campbell's many friends cone:netu--
late him on this very fine purciesae.
TO BUILD NEW STOR •
Mr. Adam Brown of. the Rice Lake
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Had Enjoyable Trip
Mr. and Mrs. George Deicheri
have returned from a most enjoyable
motor trip which was taken up north
to Orillia, Huntsville and then on
the new paved highway through Al-
gonquin Park, over to the Ottawa
Valley, the city of Ottawa, the Cap-
ital City of Canada which always
Measures up to its reputation as a
city of many parks and lovely sights.
They made the trip home by way of
the• Thousand Islands and enjoyed
the trip, as the scenery at this time
of year is outstanding.
To Show Pictures
On Sunday evening, October the
twenty-sixth the religious motion pic-
ture "The Power of God" filmed in
I RECEIVED CLOTHING.
Mir. Albert J. Kalbfieisch, chair-
mt-a.n of the Ontario rio British Relief
e ilnpaign for Zurich and Hay Te n -
sl ip, has received, expressions of
Fur Co., has purchased the v'ar ut! ti anl;s from British Citizens sheer
property of Mr. Clarence Fanbatxtl, 1 li ye: benefitted by • clothing and form
south of his• building, accora'rng to i •to. them. The people here re -
the information we hay;e been able•.,o ended very well with donattng alr-
a.,,, jVh. W4. ,134tF +�a. ad IIx +µlirawit ,,
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intends'to` erect 'a building and lowing are two 'rep iris•:¢''
open up a fur store in Exeter. lie has This lean who lives' in a urban
been in search of a store :n Exeter. house was very gratfutl for coat and
has decided to build, He operates a•
but as there is nothing available he , trbusc'1 s. NTo. a, Wayside,.Monmouth
England. Thomas Tobin.
Thanks you for the nice garments
we received in place of tno:te lost in
the flood.—Mrs. T. Vers le Victoria
Estate; Monmouth.
Lions Club News
i �r Don't forget the annual Hallowe'en
Match, which was held at Kingston l \la.sque rade i) utce in the limn Hall
Haat Tuesday, Wed.,Thur.., and ill- on Friday evening, Oct. 1.,t, put on
day. There was a large reprr,r+ntat b. the Lious. Good prize:.. will be
ion of Huron County competing. On awarded, music supplied lV Rau's
the fir,;at day of the match, Mr. James Orehe'tra.there. will be a refreshment
'booth. All proceeds will go for Com-
munity work.
Had Interesting Speaker
At the: regular supper meeting in
store .in 'Leamington and some other
places and is well known in Exeter.
Employed with him is Mr. J. W.
Powell, of town.--Ex+ater Times -Ad-
vocate.
Agricultural Highlights
County was well rep;r•sent-
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d at theBigI nternational Plowing
Hogg, of Seaforth, was second in a
class of 32. George Robertson, of
Goderich 5, was fourth its the open
Utility class with tractors. and Lorne
Passmore of Exeter was fourth in the ,the Dominion House Monesey even -
Open Tractor Class with two fnt'r- lag there was a good attendance,ow plows. On Thursday, Win. Rog- as practically all the Lions were
erson of Seaforth was 2nd in the pre. ent, and two new members, nam -
Utility Class for Tractor plowmen.. ely Kenneth Etue and Keith West -
Mr. Allan Wolper ,Parkhill, won the lake were accepted as full fledged
Ford Motor Co. Specials, open to Lions, andpresident Ted presented
competitors using Ford -Ferguson or
Fordson Tractors.
HYMENEAL
Married In England
them with their buttons, alter Lion
Victor gave them instrucit,rns as to
what it all means. After the business
and preliminaries Lion and' Secretary
Bill Siebert, introduced hi.:. "Boss" as
The wedding took place in Glow- he called him, Post, Others Inspector
cestershire, England, when Marjorie, ;ylr, Stewart of London, wee gave a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry veru fine talk on the early history of
Spencer became the bride of Jack mail, service in Canada its continu-
Lennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lennie ous growth up to the rreseet time.
O'Brien, Zurich. 11ev. Overy diktats .and if ono went into detail of all'
ed at the ceremony which took place
in Nibby Parish Church. 'Tradition-
al wedding music was played by the
church bells and' the organist played
two hymns, "Love Divine" and "Lead•
us Heavely Father, Lead us.' En-
tering the church with her father,the
bride wore, a gown of white satin,
and her shoulder length veil of white
net was caught to a be rctdress of
orange blossoms and she carried' a
boquet of bronze e ysantheums.
As Maid of Honour, Miss BIl< eke denly on Saturday, at the old Hagan
Rogers, was gowned in pink satin, homestead, Parr Line. Hay Town hip
with veil and pink leaves as Bead- She was a daughter of the lite Mr.
deo„ lied carried a llenpuet of mixed and Mrs james Hagan, and c d te-
seahiosis. 'Thr three bi•idcin+ urs•,. sided latr.l c iii Detroit, whore she was
nieces of the '+ri+10: Ston and 'Dianne • '.nlns'gri of a ladies die :lt+ip Sur -
r , i\ ing i i four brothers . James,
;`+ldiidre. dressed in blur -vigil, and
Senis In'Nmi in pink satin. tlecli swore Hagan, Seaforth; Dr. .101'n and Dr.
matching henddrese anti veil and car- J. L. of Chicago; and Prank, Hay
gird honm' is of mixed flowers gown+ship Mary. London, an Mother.
Danny McDougall of 'I 1lifn'c, was Angela (Teresa), Windsor. Requiem
groomsman and ilniiel l ;1r•,,.eh'11mn high mass was sung• ••tt St. lloniface:
a,f'Halifax was usher dressed in their R. C. Church, 'l;urieh on Tuesday.
Navy LUsaiforrns and wearing white morning, October, 21st. at 10 am.,
silk tapes. A reception was ibeld at Rev. Father Lacier, P.P. ofit`rsted,
the bride:', paiints, following the Interment %n1Iawed in the. eatiei•ninel
cerepie .q,, cemetery.,
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these records it would' take columns
of printing to record it all. It sure-
lae was a fine edueatiira to listen to
his remarks and atatisetics. A nurn-
bier of interesting business items was„
discussed.
OPTICAL PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
BROKEN LENSES REPLACED.
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Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
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of the World's Finest
Anthracite ask for
BLUE COAL
Miller Creek Coal
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
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Mrs. Agnes Hagan Clark
Mrs. Agnes Kathleen Hagan Clark
widow of Williem Clark, died elide
Ward Fritz
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OVERALLS, WORK PANTS AND SHIRTS
"PENMAN'S PREFERED AND PENMAN'S
RIBBED WOOL UNDERWEAR
Take advantage of our New Low Prices on Fire-
stone Tires and Tubes,.. also have Firestone Auto
Batteries
One only Snow Bird Electric.. Washing Machine
A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always
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