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Our New Samples of Mert's Fall Suits and
Overcoats just arrived. Made by the old estab-
lished firm of Coppley, Noyes & Randall, who are
noted for Quality Cloths and finest workmanship.
Now showing a Range of Conora Worsteds, made
in England. All garments in this range being,
entirely hand made.
We also carry a Large and well assorted stock
of Ready to Near, Suits, Overcoats, Trousers for
Men and Boys.
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New Sweaters, Pullovers, Shirts, Pants in
denim or fine tweeds, Jackets, Etc. Are ready " to
supply your every need in Men's and Boys' wear
for Fall and Winter.
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The Store With the Best Variety of all Kinds
of Groceries
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes, for Men and oys.
A fine Assortment of Hardware and Electrical
Appliances.
ATLAS AND ' SEIBERLING TIRES
CO-OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats.
Call on Us. Your Patronage will be Appreciated
at all times!
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HARDWARE — SEEDS . and FURNITURE 1
Il:lay:° 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
YOU i'HEATING EQUIPMENT
Have You Looked Over Your Heating Equipment? 9
Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob-
ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over
for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best
Advantages.
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
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Plumbing, k urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinernit .
ing our Specialty. Full line .of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always i a stock.
ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY - PRICE -, SERVIc
Mr and Mrs. Alphonse Deitrieh
and cllildi n spent the Week -end with
their sister at Preston,
'Ir. George Swan of Brucefield,
spent a. few date at the home of his
daughter, Mr and Mrs Irvin Schilbe,
Miss Patricia O'Dwyer has return-
ed after a lovely visit at the home of
her friends, Vl,.. LULA l\A.t,,, ;;Aov,<z a.
Port Coaborne.
Mr and Mrs Blake Pierce of Win-
dsor enjoyed; a pleasant week -end at
the home of their friends, Mr and
Mrs Ward Fritz.
Mr and Mrs. Bryce Mack and son
Stephan have returned home after
spending some time at .Sundridge and
other parts of northern Ontario.
TUDOR'S in Heneall, hale rz 'com-
plete stock of the most popular
skirts and blouses. And girls, get
your Dog Leash Belts now for skirts
dresses, coats and jackets.
Mr and Mrs Omer Shettler and
family of Pfgean, lVlich.a Mr and Mr;
John Steckley and children of 1lid-
land, Mich., were recent week -end
visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs
Jacob. Gingerieh.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Witmer and dau-
ghter Mary Lou spent several days
over the week -end in Chatham, Wind-
sor and Detroit, where they visite&
relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Ed. Haberer; IVIr. and
Mrs. Theo. Haberer motored to Kit-
chener and Waterloo. Miss Pauline.
Haberer, daughter of the latter, re-
turning with them to resume her
studies at Waterloo College.
The Zurich Branch of the 'v'Jonens'
Institute •will be held in the Tow::
Hall on Tuesday evening, October
11th, at 8.30 chary. An rm,w esting
meeting is arranged, with Rev. Getz
of Dashwood as guest 'speaker, E-
eryone welcome. •
t At Hospital
The many friend; of Mr: Freak
Hagan, Parr Line, will be sorry to
hear of his :being ill at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. We- wish him a
speedy recovery.
IVIr and Mrs. Chris Erb, who had
been staying an the home farm on
the Bronson line since Mrs. Erb left
the hospital, some weeks ago, • have
now come back to town and diving in
their apartment, which is part of Mrs
W. L. Siebert's home. Mrs. Erb
has improved very favourably.
Mr. and 'airs. Albert Gaiser and
Mrs. :!Mary Truernner o£ Crediton,
visited our village on Tuesday . even-
ing where they attended aur .local
Evangelical Ladies' Aid and W.M.S.
meeting. Mrs. Geiser gave a mo.:t
splendid report of their journey, as
well as also of the Evangelical W.M.
S. Convention held at Pembroke last
spring.
Attended Rally
About seventeen members. of 'the
local St. Peter's Lutheran Ladies' Aid
motored to Elmira last week where
they attended a Ladies' Aid Rally in
the Lutheran church. Rev. LIoyd.
Kalbfleisch being Paster. A very
fine spirit prevailed when about 7:35.
ladies of the district assembled to
help along in this great work of
Kingdom building. Refreshments
were served and the social time Was
greatly enjoyed.
Better Weather.
To -day, Wednesday, as we ere at
work setting the last few items for ,
our weekly, we actually have to pull •
down the window shade, 'as Old Sol
is doing his good work sy again
shining at its best, and hope it will
continue to do so. There teas been
a lot of dreary weather the past few
weeks, with little sunshine, and it has
been bad for fall fairs, many have ,
been rained out and others were just
an the balance whether to call it olf 1
or not. The farmers have had- a
long haul with their bean crop, not
alone was the weather bad for those:
pulled, but the later ones were so
slow in ripening. A few nice days
of warm sunshine would greatly help
to get this important crap in which
in most cases is a good one.
HYMENEAL
Gooding -Young
Carmel Presbyterian church, Hen -
sail, was the scene of a charming,
autumn 'wedding, Saturday, Sept. 24
at 2.30 Pen. when Rev. P. A. Fer-
guson united in marriage Aileen
Jane, only daughter of Mr and MrsI l
Edgar Munn, Exeter, and Donald A.
(leading, son of Mr and Mrs Basil
Gooding, I ttrkhill. The double ring
eerenlonv was performed before the
altar decorated with autumn !cower:.'
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Jahn L. Nicol was organ-'
1st. Mir.. Jean Armstrong of Hensall
was tnaaid of honor, and Barbara and
and' Gooding, nieces of the groon1,
wen, dainty little filower girls. The
u,hei's were Frank Strang, Toronto;
arnd Jaz»» : Vlclntosh, Airso Craig.
The ,o?r, t, Jack Levi, of Parkhill,
ho sank "At Dawning" and "I love
It'eu Truly" Following the cerem-
ony, a reception was held in use lower
hall at the church for 110 guests. The
bride';; mother and groom's mothers
receiving. Serving, were five girl fri-
arnd:4 of the bride. They left on a
wedding trip to the State;, and on
their return will reside in Parkhill.
Powell—Adkins
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Adkins of IGlay Township, near Ito -
sail, was the steno of a lovely sift'
Evan; elical Lutheran Church'
11/RICH --- ONTARIO
REV. L. W. HEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 a,nn—IDin'ine Services.
11.15 a.m,—Sunday School,
7.81), puma-•-Dtiri?te Worship.
Everybody, Welcome to all Servicer.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zi nieb„ — Ontario
Observing the 75th Anniversary,.
October. 3'0, 19`49. (11874-1949)
REV.. H. E. IROPPEL
Minister
Mrs.. IMiltoax Oesch - Organist
Sunday Services: -
10:00. a.m.—Divine Worship.
11.00 aunt. ---Bible School.
7:30 gun.—Divine Worship.
We est:me; at all Services---"Comee
thou with us and we will do thee:
gond.;' N:um.. 10:29.
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PHONE 75 - •ZURICH
(Office in Residence)
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Here is where you get your space. Heaters available
in four sizes, also the Torridheat Oil.Burner and air
conditioning.
We have: ai:. good stock of Ranges„ and Quebec
Heaters. Corse in and have a. lookat our stock
of cook stoves, before the weathers' gets too cold.
We carry the usual Glidden. and, C. V. Paints,
shelf and heavy Hardware.
How about your Kiddies' Lunch Boxes and
Thermos Bottles?
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NOW, THAT FALL CLEANING TIME IS
HERE;, BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH
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Take advantave of these specially Reduced Prices
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Modern and Waterfall Designs from
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HEAR REV. C. N. WASHINGTON
Coloured Evangelist of Toledo, Ohio
• MEET US IN CLINTON -
TOWN HALL
umn wedding Saturday last, when M
their only daughter, •Shirley Lovina,
Carolina, became the bride of Ernest
Raymond Powell, son of Mr and Mrs `
Harry Powell, Goderich. The cerem-
ony was performed by Rev. E. Hein- E.
rich, mini .tcz• of St. Peter's Lutherr.n
Church, Zurich, under an arch of
evergreen and basket of gladioli,:.li.• ;
Kathleen Hess, Zurich, played the
bridal music. Given in marriage by
her father, the bride was attractive
in light blue silk gown, fashione:l
with' a sweetheart neckline. Hc..
shoulder -length veil, mats:sing her
costume, was caught to a halo of
matching flowers. Her corsage was
pink roses, and she wore the groom's o
gift, a .olid gold locket. Mrs. Robert
Cook, Seaforth, sister of the groom,
was bride;:matd, costumed in light
pink silk with shoulder -length veil
and wearing a corsage of pati roses.
Jack Adkins, brother of the bride,
was groomsman. Later a reception
for 60 guests was held. Mrs. Adkins
received, assisted by iVti's. Powell.
Both wore -costumes of black silk, ac-
cented with corsages of red roses.
The bridal table, • centred the three-
tier wedding cake. Decorations `were
in pink and white. The toast to the
bride wa- proposed t,,, Rev. Heim -
rich and responded to by the groom.
Serving were the Misses Joyce Broad -
foot, Kippen; Betty O'Keefe Chisel-
hurst; Whilda Wilson, London, and
Vera WiLo , Goderich. • rim. their
wedding trip to Hamilton, Toronto
and the States, the bride travelled
in a black din,., and hat, red wool
shortie coat. They will reside in
Goderich. Guests were present from
Goderich, Clinton, Lo•1d •n. Sea.foz'th.
Zurich, Kippen and Hensel.
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