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Clearing. Sale
FOLLOWING OUR USUAL CUSTOM WE ARE AGAIN
HOLDING OUR ANNUAL. CLEARING SALE, OFFERING
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES ON MANY LINES OF SEA-
SONABLE GOODS. WE CAN ONLY LIST A FEW, BUT
ASSURE YOU IT WILL BE A REAL MONEY SAVING
EVENT AND WE INVITE YOU TO COME AND SHARE
IN THE MANY EXTRA BARGAINS WE OFFER. .
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY, BEGINNING
Saturday February 12th
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KINGSWOOL BLANKETS, REG. 13.50 FOR $11.95 PAIR.
WOOLCOT BLANKETS, REG. 5.25 FOR 4.75 Each
MOSSFIELD SATIN BOUND, REG.10.95 FOR ..9.95 Each
3 ONLY COMFORTERS, REG. 8.50 FOR 7 25 Each
KIDDIES SNOW SUITS 2, 4, 6, SIZE REG. 10.50 for 8.25
REG, 7.50 FOR $5.50.
GIRLS' SKATING JACKETS, LINED REG. 6.50 FOR $5.50
FLANNELETTE SHEETING 72 -in. @ $1.10 Yd.
TERRY TOWELING, @ 49c. a Yd.
EIDERDOWN, 36 -in. @ 85c. a Yd.
LINEN WEFT TOWELING, REG. 59c, FOR ..49c Yd.
LINEN WEFT TOWELING, REG. 75c. FOR 65c Yd.
Extra Special
200 YARDS PRINT 36 INCHES, at. 39c. a Yd.
Men's Wear
EXTRA REDUCED PRICES ON ALL MEN'S AND BOY'S
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
WE HAVE 30 MEN'S HEAVY OVERCOATS.
REGULAR 26.50 to 45.00 REDUCED TO 19.95, 26.50 EACH
6 ONLY YOUTH TWEED SUITS, SIZES 32 to 36
REG. 24.00 FOR $17.50
9 ONLY IN WORSTEDS, SIZE 32 to 36, Reg. 26.00 for 15.95
ALL OTHER BOYS AND MEN'S SUITS AT SPECIAL.
PRICES
GROCERIES
LAUNDRY SOAP, Reg. 2 for 23c, Now 2 for 19c
HEINZ CATSUP, at 26c
CHOC. MARSHMALLOW COOKIES at 49c
CHOICE CANNED PEAS, 2 for 25c
TOMATO JUICE, 2 for 19c
JOHNSTON'S CLO COAT, Reg. 98c for 89c
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 59c
RED COHOE SALMON 390
(PITTED DATES 19e
QUAKER TOMATO SOUP, 2 for 15c
FINE TOILET SOAP, 3 for 20c
Gascho Bros.
TELEPHONE 59 ZURICH
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THE MOST INIPORTANT
QUESTION IN THE WORLD
WHO WILL BE SAVED?
All those who have put their trust in the bloo d. of
Christ and have their sins forgiven. Christ died on
the cross in our room and stead --we are saved by
faith in His merits.
WHO WILL BE LOST?
All who have neglected God's free offer of salvat-
ion, and are lost in their sins, not having trusted in
Christ as their Saviour.
But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him
that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for
righteousness. Rom. 4: 5
TUNE 1N -Hear CHAS. E. FULLER, Box 123, Los Angeles,
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HARDWARE - SEEDS and FURNITURE
Your Fuel Needs
Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time.
We always try to supply our Customers with the most
Suitable Fuel for their heating equipment. But to
insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early
with us so we can arrange for your supply
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment?
Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over
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you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best
nd Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Advantages.
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmitl,
ing our Specialty. Full line af heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
STADE & WEID
ZURLCH - ONT.
QUALITY PRICE SERVICE
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ITEMSOF LOCAL MUST
Mr and Mrs Louis &brag of St
Marys were week -end visitork, with
relatives here.
Mrs. George Wilson spent a few
days at the home of her sister. Mr:
and Mrs. Ed. Beaver.
Mrs, John Ehlers has' returne1 to
her home in town after spending
some time at the home of Mr and
Mrs. Sam Oestreieher.
Mr and Mrs. Chas. tPulford, of
Windsor enjoyed the week -end at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr and
Mrs Ferd Haberer.
Mr and Mrs Arthur MacLean and
son of London visited at the home
of their parents, Mr and Mrs.. Lloyd
O'Brien over the week -end.
Miss Cecile Bedard who -has ac-
cepted a position at Kitchener, spent
the week -end at the home of her
parents on the B. W. Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. John Turkheizn, Mr
and Mrs Ivan Kalbfleisch and dau-
ghter Katherine, spent a feW-days at
Toronto last week also attended the
ice follies in that city.
BOYS AND GIRLS, MAKE YOUR
OWN MOVIES
Here's fun! Learn how you can
produce a rib -tickling, slap -stick
comedy. Yes, kids, you will find
how to snake your own movres and
many other entertaining features, in
The Comic Weekly Club 'Corner, in
PUCK, the big color comic magazine,
with this Sunday's (Feb. 13) issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times.
-TUNE IN-! I -
Next Sunday, February 13th, at
1.30. p.m.. the. weekly program,
"Sports Hall of Fame" will be broad-
cast over radio station CJBC (860
on your dial). This program will
feature the life of isne of our Zurich
Boys in the nersnn of the late Char-
les Albert "BABE" Siebert, whose
tragic death by drowning occurred
in Lake Huron, only four miles from
here tin August 1939.
Tonsils Removed
Mr and Mrs Roy Gingerich, Mrs.
Edmund Oesch and daughter Gladys
motored to ;Clinton Hospital on Sat-
urday where the latter had her ton -
ST. .PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH. - ONTARIO
ERN. R. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 asna.-Divine Sex -vices.
11.15 a.m. -Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. -Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Servicec.
EMMANUEL -
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
REV. H. E. ROPPEL,
Minister
Mrs. M. Oesch-Organist
10 a.m,-Worship. Sermon:
11 a.m.-Sunday School.
7.30 p.m. -Worship. Sermon:
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
EXETER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
At (New Twnp. Office)
COAL
WE HANDLE
(Trade Mark)
READING and
THE GENUINE
PENNSYLVANIA
PITSON ANTH-
RACITE HARD COAL. FOR THE
BETTER QUALITY OF COAL
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH US
FOR YOUR SUPPLY.
Ervin Schilbe
PHONE 75 - ZURICH
(Office in Residence)
nils removed. Her mother remaining
with her at the hospital. They retur-
ned home On Sunday and we are ple-
ased to report Gladys is progressing
real well. 1948
Store Business Sold
The well known and -thrifty gen-
eral store business known as the
Drysdale store has been sold to Mr.
John N. Denomme, who has been the
manager of the same for the past
number of years. Mr. Denomme has
taken. over full control, as stock
taking has been Complete . aspast
owners of the business still Continue
to own 'the building the store it in,
along with the dwelling attached.
We wish Mr. Denomme every success
in his undertaking.
Has Grand Ice
The ice on our local rink on Sat
urday evening was in splendid con-
dition. As Charles Hay, the icaretakei
seems to know , with the .co-operat-
ion of the weather man how to
make a good. base for skating. Skat-
ers tell us it being a pleasure to
skate. Here is hoping that it will re-
main so at least until after the Car-
nival which will be held on 'Friday
evening, Feb. llth. Come and bring
your friends. Don't miss it!
Saw Black Object?
When Mrs. Wan. Haugh of the 14th
Concession returned home one even-
ing recently with their auto, the
motor stalled,when she turned oc
the lights to start, she felt some-
thing near the car, and large paws
against the side window. She binned-
iately turned on the lights and not-
iced a large black object in front al
the ear. Running away as 'she was
walking towards the house, she heard
it jump the fence towards the orch-
ards. It sounded as if it might have
been a "Big Black Bear," as this
seems to be a rather wild country
just now, infested with wolves and
other animals. One going outsalone
should carry fire arms for their pro-
tection.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the South
Huron Agricultural Society was held
in the New Commercial Hotel Hen -
salt. The financial statement showed
the Society in good financial ' con-
dition. The following ,officers and
directors were appointed President
Redve George Armstrong, Ray; 1st
Vice pre, Wm. Decker, Zurich;
Secy-Treas., Sydney MacArthur,
Hensel]; Directors: Hay Twp., Earl
Campbell, Win, Decker; Tuokeramith
Roy Bell, Thos. ,Sherritt; stanieiv,
"liner Webster, Bert Peek; Hibbert,
[Toward Wright, R. Kinsman; Step-
hen, Allan \Yelper, Eimer Lawsoni
Ifensoll. Fred Smallacombs, A. W.
Kerstalf.e. Uaborne Twp, Sam Obligati
Harry Strang; Associate Directors,
AIvin McBride, Arthur Nicholson,
'mid Glenn, Hugh Berry, Harvey
Coleman, Prwin Willert,
Shedd -10c, John McGregor I. H Mid
(Beton. Regret at the passing of Mr.
Keith McPhail McLean, Hon, memb-
er and for many years secy-trea,s, of
the society, and e. letter of sympathy
be sent to Mrs. 'McLean and farnilY
Committee incharge O Pield Ciop
Coropeititioo, itoy 8e11 (dtaithrtart)
Alvin McBride, and Gerald Glenn,
Committee in charge of Horse show
INCOME TAX
BOOKKEEPING, ETC.
Income Tax Forms Available
Phone for Appointment.
Hen.sall 88 r 16. Dublin 14 r 12
Thos. D. Wren,
Cromarty, R. R. No. 1.
BORN
At the Farwell.Nursing Hoane, Zu
ich, to Mr and Mrs George Stephen -
SOD, Stanley Township, a daughter,
sister to Charles.
.--COMING-
THEY'RE COMING -Stars of the
Stage and Radio in Person, Bob
Mason, Radio's tallest Singing Cow-
boy and his Western Swingbillies
a Big Stage Show followed by Barn
Dance in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Thursday, Feb. 10th, from S.30 to
12. Heard daily over CFPL., Lon,
don 11.45 to 12.15 noon. Fun for
Everybody.
Earl Campbell (chairman), Ebner
Webster, Sydney MacArthur, Wm.
Decker, Ed. Schroeder. Cam. in
charge of Cattle Show, T. Sherritt.
chairman; Sam nougat', John McGre
gor, Bert Peck. Grounds.: corn. A.
Kerslake, F Smallacamb, Stan Tudor
Date 'of Spring Show, Provisionally
set for Saturday, May 1.28th, 1949.
Meeting adjourneld to meet Feb. 20,
when prize list will be revised.
WINS NEW CAR
Mr. Alf. Andrus, of Traquait's
Hardware, Exeter, is the •proud poss-
essor of a brand new Studebaker car.
He was 'awakened from his sleep on
New Year's eve to ibe informed that
he was the lucky winner of a draw
sponsored by the Exeter Legion. At
first he thought the boys were playing
a hoax on him but he was persuaded
to dress and go to the Exeter arena
where a, dance was in progress and
there he was presented with a set 'of
keys for the ear. The draw was made
shortly before midnight when the
last ten of 790 tickets were picked
up by the merrymakers at $5 each.
Farah Forum
The Unique Farm Forum met at
the home; of Mr and Mrs Roland
Geiger with 30 members and 15
guests. The leader for the discuss-
ion "Food In Sales Clothing" was
M r. Aaron Oestreicher and went as
follows. Advertising would benefit
the farmer especially on a city mar-
ket Co-operative, farmers could mar-
ket their products but farmers can-
not assume the responsibility. Rev.
Roppell gave the group a few re-
marks as well as did Milton Oesch,
Leroy O'Brien, Garnet Jacobe and
A. Melick. Mr, Delbert Geiger is
chairman of the next meeting and
win lead the discussion on "Food
Takes a Ride." The next meeting
will be held at Mr. Delbert Geigers
Mr and, 'Mrs, Leonard Merner were
in 'Charge of recreation. The meet-
ing closed with the hostess serving
a delicious lunch.-
Thurday, Februany..10th, 1949
Canadian Approved
CHICKS
Hatched by Buckeye Streamliners in a mod-
ern Hatchery designed to produce large numbers.
of high grade Chicks at reasonable prices.
New Hampshire, Sussex, White Leghorn,
White Rocks, Fast Feathering Barred Rock Chicks
every week.
Large numbers of crossbred Chicks are also
producers. x Sussex; N. H. x B. Rock,
and W. Rock x W. Leghorn.
McKINLEY'S FARM and HATCHERY
Zurich - Ontario
Phone 97 - 11, Hensall.
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A VERY GOOD VARIETY OF BEDROOM, DININGROOM,
4- CHESTERFIELD AND DINITTES SUITS. ALSO FLOOR
RUGS.
ALWAYS CARRY A GOOD SUPPLY OF SPR/NGS AND
4. MATTRESSES.
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