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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6 19 49
ELMER D. BELL, B.A.
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR
EXETER, ONT.
Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich
At (New Twnp. Office)
Zurich anal Shop
THE HOME OF THE BETTER OIL
PERMANENTS
Mae Better Oil Permanents Applied
with the very latest of methods and
Equipment.
GIVE US A CALL!
atone 153 for your Appointments.
DOREEN SCHlLBE--Zurich
Are You Suffering From
ea.'' 'thee?
Aldon Theatre
GRAND, BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment. the
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday
Gary Cooper
Edmund Lowe
Oct. 7-8
Ann Sheridan
Joan Lorri.ng
"GOOD SAM"
The kind of Wacky, r v oncterf ul,
Warm -Hearted Picture that'll help
You Live Happier
Donald Duck Cartoon
Monday, Tuesday
„THE GIRL FROM
Ronald Rogan
Eddie Bracken
It's a rare, Rousing, Romantic Ram-
page 'of mirth and Merriment —A-
bout a Super -Shapely School Teacher
i Paramount Newsreel, Cartoon and
Two Additional Shorts
Oct. 10-11
JONES BEACH'
Virginia Mayo
Donna Drake
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Latest Method and Equipment at
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OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
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One Show only on Monday and
Tuesday Evenings at 8.15 p.m. Clos-
ed on Wednesday and Thursday
Two Complete Shows on Friday and
Saturday Evenings at 7.30 and9.30
p.m.
DUCKS FLY SOUTH
Goderich--Southward flying,ducks
and geese are giving "signs of- the
approach of an early winter. Game
aml-' affnaan nneratan e
Private Car Ambulance Service for the Conveyance
of Sick and Injured . Licensed Embalmer and
Funeral Director.
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Two Year Guarantee; Life Time Service Insurance
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New and Used - Canadian Products
SALES AND SERVICE
G. R. BATES
Phone 102
Zurich, Ont.
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LADIES and CHILDREN'S
CARDIGANS„ PULLOVERS IN ALL SIZES
AND SHADES
We have a Good 'V'ariety of Shades in Bouquet
Yarn at present. Pick your Shades NOW!
WE OFFER FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
20% Reduction on all. Chenille Spreads
EXTRA. SPECIAL
6 Only Ladies' All Wool Dressing, Gowns
Reg. 17.50 for 12.50
FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES
EACH WEEK!
Phone 140 .. C.1-1. THIEL - Zurich
P .140 C. H. THIEL Zvirich
---NOTICE—
I am opening a Barber Shop at my
House. A call will be •appreciated.
Arthur Edighoffer Phone 46:
ARSE/NG
Having opened a barber shop
business in the late .Herb Kru.eger's
Shop, Zurich, 1 will continue serv-
ing the public and will appreciate
your patronage.
C. "Bert" Carr.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Henry Becker, Sr., wishes to
thank those who visited her also • all
who so kindly remembered ,ner with
cards, flowers and treats while a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don and since returning home.
Warden Ken Jack and commercial
fishermen Ab. Leonard both have
noticed large flights of ducks and
geese heading south over Lake Hur.
:on during the past week. or so. It is
stated that the flights are almost a
month earlier than normal and this
is taken to indicate an early winter.
TO INSTRUCT' AT UWO
James R. Scott, Toronto and Bay-
field, will instruct in creative, .writ-
ing at the department of English in
the University of Western Ontario.
He is Iiterary Editor of The Toronto
Telegram, is well-known as a Toronto
editor, radio speaker and critic. .
Fractured Hip
Mrs John Douglas • of the town
line near Blake, met with a very
painful accident on Tuesaay morn
ing while rising out of bed when she --
fell and fractured one of" ner hips,
and was taken to Clinton Public
Hospital by the Westlake ambulance
Mrs. Douglas had her •other hip frac-
tured over a year ago and had been
back_ in her .home for about seas' mon-
ths. Her many friends wish here a
speedy recovery.
MOTHER AND BABY KILLED
A woman and her 3 month baby
were fatally injured Saturday night
last when a car plunged into an 8 -
foot excavation for a culvert on a
gravel road about four miles east of
Blyth. Mrs. Lawrence Jacklin of R.R.
2 Brussels, died shortly after the car
being driven by her husband, crash-
ed into the hole, which police said
had been excavated by a power shov-
el earlier the same day. Her baby
Glen, died almost instantly. After the
impact the husband freed himself and
then got his wife and baby out, but
they were too far gone to be rescued
from the effects of the shock and
water. Police say there was very
poor protection to warn the approch-
ing vehicles.
BORN
Wagner — Mr and Mrs Leonard
Wagner are happy to announce the
birth of a daughter on October 1st,
at the Meyers Nursing Home.
Jeffrey — Mr. and Mrs. Dominic
Jeffrey of St. Joseph, are happy to
announce the birth of a daughter, on
Oct. 5th, at the Meyers Nursing
Hoene, Zurich.
McLean — At Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on September 2.1.
to Mrs. McLean and Mr. A. Y. Mc-
Lean, M.P., Seeforth, a son.
Romer — At the Clinton Public
Hospital, on September 30th to Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Romer (nee Viola
Ginge,rich) a daughter, Anne Lor-
raine.
CHESTER L SMITH, PUBLISHER
$1.75 a Year in Advance,
;2,00 in U. S. A„ in Advance.
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Out Again
We are pleased to report tnat Mr.
Henry Steinbach who has been con-
fined tq,', his home for many weeke,
after his injury by falling off a
cherry tree, while picking its fruit,
is able to enjoy driving his car and
getting around,again.
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World Series
This Wednesday afternoon the
big World Series baseball games will
commence, in which thousands of
dollars will change hands, and which
always `-e:•eats a lot of enthusiasm as
America's National Game. Tune in
on the ;games in the afternoon and
become baseball minded, your local
station usually carries the game, the
two contesting teams are the New
York Yankees of the American Lea-
gue,. and. the Brooklyn Dodgers of
the gyrational League. Time 12.45._
each day until one team wins four
games.
Thanksgiving Day
Monday, October 10th will be ob-
serveld `' in Canada as Thanksgiving
Day and a public holiday. There are
many, many things here in this fine
Canada ':`.of ours that we have many
good reasons to be thankful off. We
are living in a land of plenty, pros-
perity,freedom of worship, and free-
dom to go about over these thous-
ands of; miles of territory, have had
no wars at our door for the last two
'generations, people can own their
own :homes, and enjoy life just about
as well ,,as any place on this ,big old
earth. - Seo don't forget to thank Pro-
vidence for all these blessings when
at'home or away, and if you should
have :occasion to take to the High-
ways, bre ora and think of the other
£allow, " (cI drive carefully and save
Mrs life sus *ell as your awn..
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• Digging Has Begun
Digging and excavation has begun
for the new "Babe" Siebert Memor-
ial Arena Rink which is to be built
this fall. On Tuesday evening an
army of men, mostly Lions Club,
took to the shovel and made the dirt
fly in great fashion, and more such
boosts will greatly help for a good
start. If we want an Arena we must
do just like other towns do, turn in
and push it along, both financially
and physically. Get in touch with
the building committee when you can,
spare some of your time, and they
will be only too glad to advise you.
But please remember, it is not the
Zurich Lions Club that are managing
this, it is the Community Arena com-
mittee that have charge of it. The
Lions Club are just like every other
individual, they just help what they
can.
BAYFIELD FALL FAIR
Although the weatherman was un-
kind to the 511111101 Bayfield Fall
Fair last Wednesday afternoon„ the
officials stated that the entries uveae
just as good, if not better than in
other years; that the attendance was
better than might have been expec-
ted; and that rain insurance would
be of sono as,i,-•.tance. Incidentally,
it started to rain at noon and it con-
tinued all afternoon. Competition
was keen in most of the classes and
the previous high standard of quality
waa urraintained.Clinton District Col-
legiate institute Tlugle Dena headed
a largo parade of school children to
the grounds. As usual the School
:fair saction was one of the best�fe<:- r , }ut;< <,+' the affair taxi one which
turns of the Fair with no les bar,a,'i d :r••ich merriment iva:, the pre -
:dation et a mock wedding. Guests
r,}.e lrreFent from London, Exeter;
and Hens&l. The immediate family
were all ,present with the exception
of the ellet son Jack who Is at
White Hone, Yukon.
NORMA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
FOR APPOINTMENTS
Tel. 223.
Zurich
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop.
RAG RUGS and CARPETS
On a New Modern Loom, Made to
Order — Seth 0. Amann, Zurich„
Ont. Phone 128.
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Lions Club News
Monday evening was another in-
teresting night at the supper meeting
as the Lions were visited by the Dis-
trict, Governor, Lion ktanfard Gase,
accompanied by Lions T. J. Kinsey,
Alex. Goudy and J. D. Geddes, all of
Strathroy. The former gave an in-
teresting talk on Lionism, after
which Lion Victor thanked nim for
his fine address. The usual amount
of routine business was gone over,
including the one big night of the
year, when the Lions take their i,i-
oness to Ladies' Night, which will be
on Oct. 19th at the Cobblestone Inr„
London, when a good program is in.
store for all who will attend,
Had Anniversary
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
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Your Blue Coal Dealer
Wants you to know
A Heat Regulator will pay you
back the cost in fuel saved in one
season, besides the comfort of Auto-
matic controll.
Ask your Blue Coal Dealer!
VV. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensall
ROE'S VITIMIZED FEEDS
A very enjoyable evening was
,,pent at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Smith, Parr Line, Hay 'Town-
ship on Saturday evening, September
240, when a number of friends and
relatives gathered to help them cele-
brate their silver anniversary. Din-
uler was served at 7.30, the table at-
tractive, centred with a three tier
wedding cake. After dinner music
was enjoyed and an address was read
by Mrs, idaeold Broderick and Mr and
Mrs. Smith were presented with a
number of lovely gifts by little Miss
Toon and l3ob Broderick. Mr. Smith
on behalf of his wife and himself
tended thanks. One of the high -
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ten ac"ho71s competing. licfr.. h,,,, nt.
booths were operated by the belies
of the United and Anglican churches
and Lions .Club, and there was a Co-
unty Museum exhibit. Many good
horse%, cattle, sheep, -swine and pouf-
try were shown.
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Licensed Esrnbairner and Funeral irector
Private Car Ambulance Service
Hospital Bed and Wheelchair for Rent
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Day and Night Semite
Telephone: Res. 89
or 122, Zurich
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Falcon Cocoa, 1-1•b. can ... . 25c
30c
29c
10c
25c
Floor Wax, 1 -lb. can 19c
Lady Godwa Soap, 3 for 25c
35c
Marmalade, 3 flavors, 2 -Ib. jar
Royal Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs. ...
Vegetable Soup, per can
Beans with Weiners, per can
Olives, 16 -oz. Jar
LLenno r esch - Zurich
Phone 165
PRODUCE WANTED.
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Mens' and Boy's Underwear, Checked Shirts,
Men's Pants, Overalls, Smocks and Jackets, Etc.
II label, Footwear
Mens', Boys Rubber Boots, 4 -buckle all rubber
Yukon Mens'. High Laced Flexions; Boots,
Overshoes and Rubers.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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