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We are now ready to Supply Your Needs in all
lines of Fall and Winter Goods such, as:
All Wool Blankets Sweater Coats of every
Esmond part wool Blankets description
Ladies' and Children's
Underwear
Snow Suits
Parkas
Guelph and Monarch
Knitting Wools
Kroy Wools
Indian Blankets
Ibex Flannelette Blankets
Dress Materials in
All Wool Plaids.
Gabardines
Large Supply of
Woolettes in dark and
Light Colors suitable
for Children's Wear.
Pyjamas, Etc.
Bates Bed Spreads
Chenille Bedspreads
New Arrivals
A lot of Wilton and Smyrna Rugs, reversible in
different sizes.
New Tapestry Furniture Coverings at Lowest
Prices.
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40G' The meinbers. of the Hay Mutual
01 Fire Insurance met at Hensall. on
0Saturday.
0 Mr, Ted. Laporte of Windsor, was
a business visitor to the Blue 'Vater
Highway, the past week.
Mrs. Wellington Johnston and son
Ross Mrs. M. McKinnon and Mr and
ST. PETER'S
Evan; plical Lutheran Church
�UIZICH -n- ONTARIO
REV. E. W. IIEIMRICH, PASTOR
10 ann.—Divine Services.
1.1.15 a.m. —Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Divine Worship.
11irs• Albert 'l elua.leiscn motored. ;o Everybody Welcome to all Services.
London one day last week. _
EMMANUEL
Airs. Mary Studer and son Harold
Miss Bessie Warwick, Mr and Mrs.
Manuel Koehler of Detroit, visited
relatives here over the week -end.
Mr. Keith Westlake • has recently
purchased- an improved Three -Way
funeral coach, which will be a big
addition to his equipment.
A touch of winter visited these
EVANGELICAL U. B. CHURCH
Zurich — Ontario
Observing the 75th Anniversary,
October 30, 1949. (1'8'74-1949)
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch - Organist
parts on Tuesday and Wednesday 1 Sunday Services:— -
morning a nice blanket -of snow was 10:00 a.m,--Divine Worship.
visible, 'but the warm sun is consum- 11.•00 a.m.—Bible School.
ing it very rapidly. 7:30 p.m.—Divine W-orship.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beacn of Welcome at all Services—"Come
Detroit, accompanied by ii -Lr. and thou with us and we will do thee
Mrs. Keith Westlake of town enjoyed ood " Num. 10:29.
a pleasant motor trip in the Georg -
Bay
ic �' district.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dinnon and Ge
Soli `Billie, Mr. Wm. Rader, .sir and
Mrs. MilneRader had• a pleasant
m for 'trip to Detroit, alsr visiting 'I,`11 1' AUTOMOBILE,
Filth friend, a': er the `.i eek -end, I '
.:;ars. niar`' :HlcLeish, Mr. Earl LIABILITY, PLATE GLASS,
Schiloe of Michigan were week -end .
visitors at the home of their uncle, SICKNESS and ACCIDENT.
Mr. Louis Kalbfleisch who is in resi 1I0S1'ITAI IZA`CION,
dente at the hone .of his daughter,
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Drysdale Store
The Store With the Best Variety of all Kinds
of Groceries
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes, for Men and Boys.
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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Sciadron OfficerJohn - .
Cantin who has been a patient in the Representing well known Canadian
Hospital . at London, forseveral Companies
weeks, we are pleased to report has Rates gladly quoted without obligat-
recovered sufficiently to return to ion.
his home in St. Tc‘ -^ph. His sister, Successor to Hess Insurance Agency
1ir��. Anticn��tte Ilorque of Detroit, J. W. HABERER7urich, Cent.
i in attendance. We hope Mr. Can- Phone 161
tin will so•a:i be himself gain. 1
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Meesrs. Orville Witmer, Ivan Kalb- Mr. and •Mrs. Harold Finlay are
fleisch, Ted Klopp, Louis Thiel niot•• happy to announce th birth of a
ored to Georgian Bay District over baby daughter, Margaret Rose, at
the weekend where they intended to the Meyers Nursing Home, Nov. 13.
enjoy a goose dinner at the cottage - — -- —
of Ward Fritz. They then teeeect ':o i TUDOR'S in Hensall have a coni_
North Bay and other places of inter- .plete stock of'Turnlbull's Underwear,
est in the Northern •Country, return- Vests and Bloomers priced frons $1.
ing home enthusiased over . their to $2.9,5.
venturesome trip. ! FOR SALE — A quantity of three
THE PILGRIMS KNEW ::;e,' TO foot Dry Cordwood, principally elm..
EAT!r Price $6.00 a cord. This wood is on
Believe it or not, it took tl Pil- Lot No. 13, in the 19th Concession
grimy a whole week to eat thent; fir:;t of East Wi1lia.ins, Counter .if Middle -
Thanksgiving dinner, even wit °° the sex, known as the John W. Walker
help of the Indians! For Mte4ting Farm. There will be a man in charge
facts, read "Here's Howe," 0rta- of sales at the farm beginning
iniigg quiz show, in Pictorial
all-star magazine with this u,
(Nov. 20) issue of The Detrol
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Thursday, Nov. 17th from 8.30 a.m..
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Married at London t" W' I well advised to take advantage of
)ur- this reasonable offer immediately.
In a doUnite irng Church,
ai 4t:; The Forest Basket Co., Limited.
day St. United Church, Iao}�iion,
Myrtle Hay, daughter of Mr ail Mir,
Wm. J. Hay of Zurich, was united
in marriage to Joseph Albert Banko,
son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Banko',
Ottawa. Rev. G. Birtch officiated. The
bride, given in marriage by her fath-
• er, was lovely in a blue -grey gabar-
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dine suit, with navy accessories. A.
corsage of red rases completed her
• co tome. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Kathleen Hay, Exet-
er, who chose a suit in wine gabar-
dine. Gordon Prance, Exeter, was
best man and Gordon 'MacDonald, not ask for witness fees for^ tlie
appearances
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Stratford, ushered. Following a wed- pp `ianecoast.
cline. reception at Lynn Lodge, the .
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Let Us Keep your House Warm with a "New Idea
Air Conditioning Furnace."
For an Oil Heater, we have just the one you have
been looking for.
A large range of Cook Stoves and Heaters
choose from. Give us a call!
We have.. anything you need.. in Kitchenware or
Farm Needs.
If you are doing any painting don't forget to see
our colors of C.X, Gliddens Kern -Tone or the new
Spred Satin.
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NOW, THAT FALL CLEANING TIME IS
HERE, BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH
NEW FURNITURE!
Take advantave of these specially Reduced Prices
on Bedroom Suites.
Modern and Waterfall Designs from $70.00 and
up.
Good Variety of all Types of Furniture including
Springs and Mattresses.
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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 0
insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early
with us so we can arrange for your supply
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
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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
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
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and. Tinemittl
Mg our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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ZURICH - ONT.
QUALITY - PRICE - SERVICE
GOES TO JAIL
Elmer Keller, Dashwood, was sen-
tenced to seven days in jail, ordered
to pay court costs or serve an addit-
ional five days in jail, had his car
impounded for three Months and his
driving permit suspended for six
months When he was convicted for
drunk driving by Magis. A. F. Cook
of Stratford. Keller, father of 11
children, had his •court cost reduced
when three witnesses said they would
LATE 'MRS RICKER
couple left on a trip to the U.S.A• Funeral •services were held for Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. Banko will reside in 1 Dora Elizabeth Ricker, who died at ., ,;• ti' ,. -,;..;» +++++++++++ !8••I•�F 3 ++ + •1 i•+'g' °d! a�'t &'ice t'
London. the residence of her daughter, Lan••
LATE OSCAR SNELL l don. Mrs. Ricker was born in Brigs.. h
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LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly Given
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Oscar Snell, son of the late • Mr, 1 and had lived in London f.lr the i
and Mr.. Joseph Snell,formerly of , mast seven years. Formerly had liv-
ped in Hay Township, in the eastern
Exeter, died in Philadelphia and the' e 1 part. Services were at the James E.
Hoffmanremains` erFuneral Hon ebroughto in Dashwood ood G%rdainer funeral home with the Rev
aDr, Murray Stuart of Colborne St.
ilyl interrment wasxmade in the faros ; United Church officiating. 'P'allbear-
fa plot in the Exeter rat Cemetery. His' ers were Willliam Thompson, Joseph
atftthP,r." at one and
wasopafterwardsf a bank 1 Petty, Wilfred Weido, Win. Horney,
manager Dashwood and i I Chas. Dickson and Wm. Petty. Bur -
of the Sovereign Bank in :i` 1 was in Exeter Cemetery. •
Exeter. One sister, Mrs. Geo. Powell
of 'lhedford, .survives.
'omens' Institute
The Zurich W. I. was held in the
town hall on November 8th. The In-
stitute Ode preceded the Lord's
Prayer. In the business session, a
Concordia College Choir
donation of 810 was voteo to the Un-' OI1G-A HVIZ•DAN, who together
itarian Service. It was agreed to ,with Juanita Gray, will share the
accept the offer of the children's pianistic accompaniments of certain
Aid Society to provide the -program portions of the program of sacred
for a public meeting on Nov. 2150. I masterpieces to be presented by the
with an admission of 35c. Lunch Concordia College Choir, Fort Wayne
will be served by the Institute. Indiana, at ZION LUTHERAN
splendid report of the London Con CHURCIT, DASHWOOD, on Sl1N-
vention was presented Iby iMrs, Mil- i ton McAdams. The program was DAY, NOVEMBER 20th, at 7.30 p. • 1 h 1 egun with community singing, with ni,•, is a promising (young pianist and
• Mrs, Maurice Rlumpp accompanying organist of the music faculty of Con-
* ion the piano. l Gordian College. She possesses unusu-
Two speakers from Clinton, Miss al techical skill and discriminating
ilNora Cn-,ninghame, supervisor of , understanding of the demands of the
nurses, and Mr. Gibbons sanitary in- composer. Her father, a Lutlleran'
t1 snector for Huron County explained , pastor at Pleasant City, Ohio, i•ecog_
!the Public Health Unit. Their aini nized her musical talent in her early
is the prevention of diseases and the' youth and made provision for coin-
nrom,otion of Health. A quartette patent training. Miss Hvizdak is a
from Dashwood, composed of Mrs. 1 graduate sof the music department of
Stade, Melvin Stade, Mrs. and Mr Capital. University and acted as the
Ed. Stelck, sang in costume "`Hard official accompanist of the well-known
Times Come Again No More" and Chapel Choir of that school.
"Long, Long Ago•" A musical selec- I In addition to sharing the accomp-
ti-on wasgiven by Mr. Stelck ac-; iinents with Miss Gray, 'Miss Hvizdak
companied .by Mrs. Mump. The 1 will appear as soloist, playing the
National Anthem was followed bjr a. brilliant Toccata by Buxtohucte, ee-
social period. i loved by all who love the pipe organ.
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