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A LOT OF FIDE DRESS MATERIALS HAVE,
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JUST ARRIVED
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New Crepes at Special, per yard ....................$1.10
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New Shantung Rayons at yard ... ......................1.10
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New Dress Ends, Crepes at yard ....................2.25
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New Crepes, Rayons, etc. 42 -in at 1.59 to 1.75 yd.
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urapery woods
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ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
i Operation ,of unlicensed tractors and
Our Stock is now complete.
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See our new line of woodland Drapery in beauti-
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ful new colorings of Rayon and Cotton, 50 -in wade
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at 3.75 per yard.
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Machinenty rented to others.
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We carry Reg. N. Boxers and Watsons Foster's
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high grade papers in stock... Always have a large
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assortment to choose new super -
coated and waterfast papers now available.
Would be pleased to show you our samples.
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We have 150 different Papers to choose from lac-
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Prices range from ISc to 75c per single roll.
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A few bundle lots to offer at less than half price.
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Yulour
Fuel
The Store with the Best Variety of all Kinis
Blanket Farrn Liability Policy
of Groceries •
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Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys
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= A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical
I not exceeding 350 acres,
_ Appliances
What Does it Cover?
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
i Operation ,of unlicensed tractors and
CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats
Farm Premises Risk, Personal Acts
Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! !
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GIVE US A' CALL!
JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE Phone 98 r I
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Liability. Custom Farming and
HARDWARE
SEEDS and FURNITURE
Yulour
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
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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
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, i urnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsrnitr ,
ing our Specialty, Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
STADE & WE".11r7j'40
QUALITY PRICE - SERVICE
ZURICH HERALD
I'T'EMS OF LOCA iNTERI 1
Rdr. and Mrs. Eli Boshart of Chart
age, N. Y., were visitors with relat
ves in this district the past week.
]lir and Mrs Winn. Witmer ung
daughter May Lou were recent vis
ibors at London.
Some real hot, midsummer weathe:
visited these parts last week, witl
the mercury around the ninety marl
which is plently waren for June,
.Mr. and Mrs Wallace Ross ane
daughters of Seaforth called at th{
home of their uncle and aunt, Al:
and Mrs. C. L. Sanith. on Saturday
Miss Marjorie :Klopp has returnee
home with her parents, Mr. and Mr
Bert Knopp, after attending Western
University, London.
The officials of The Hay Mutua
Fire Insurance Co. held their mon
thly meeting at Grand Bend on. Fri
(ley.
Mrs. Arthur McLean ane son
Brien of London enji,)yed the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr
and firs. Lloyd O'Brien.
Mr and :firs Lloyd Cook and dau
ghter Patricia; Mr and Mrs Floy(
Cook, all .of Kitchener, were receri
Sunday visitors at the home of them
mother, ?Mrs. John Brenner.
ilir and Mrs Ray •Schilbe and clr_1(
of London., spent the week -end ivitL
the former's parents, Mr and Mrs
Milfred Schilbe, also attending the
Schilbe - Merner wedding held or.
Saturday.
Mr and _firs Harold Widrick and
Mr and Mrs. Chris. Schwartzentrub-
er of the Bronson line were recent
visitors at Crogan, N.Y., where they
attended the wedding of the foam-
er's sister.
Rev. E. W:-Heimrich, as pastor,
and Albert Kalbfleisch, as layrnan,of
St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran church at-
tended the annual .Synod 'conference
of the Lutheran church at Sebasto-
pole last week.
Miss Carol Thiel and brothers,
Douglas and Allan spent :a few days
at the home of their aunt ana uncle
All: and Mrs Allan Fraser at Exeter.
Also attended the frolic at the Cen-
tralia Air Port on Saturdalyr after
noon.
Mr.Jacob Zehr and daughter
Nancy of Pool, Mrs. Peter Spenler
and daughter of Alilverbon were we-
ek -end visitors at the home of _Mr
and Mrs. Moses Erb, also called at
the home of )Ir and Mrs C. L. Smith
on Saturday- afternoon.
12r. and Mrs. Ed. Schwartzentru-
ber and family of Blake, and Mrs.
Rudy Schwartzentruber spent the
week -end at New Hamburg, where
on Saturday they attended the Ben-
der reunion.
Gone on Trip
Mrs. Anne Turkheim has left for
London, where she travelled .by bus to
Detroit, on a trip to the State of
,olorado, where she will visit with
zer daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
arr.
Moved Into New Home
Ii& and Mrs. Wan. Hay have mov-
ed into their new home in the west-
erly part -of t„wn and are gettin5
nicely settled. We wish them -]army
years of health to enjoy the 'same, a-
long with their family.
A g-ood game of ball was enjoyed
on the Zurich Diamond last Thursday
evening, when the Goderich boy;
were clown and played the locals to
a 4-4 tie. Heideman, ,the Zurich pit-
cher, was in good fornn and held the
boys from the County Town to one
run till the seventh inning.
Missionary Here
]Miss Mabel Meyer, Reg. N., Mis•
sionary to India, spoke at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church last Sunday. Miss
Meyer has spent twenty-two yearsin
India and has a mast interesting
1 .story to tell of efforts to Christian-
ize the peopl,, of India,
Had Fine Rain
A real million dollar rain, the
first good soaker since before spring
seeding, ,Isiterl us �r Tuesday as er-
noon. Tire. gra.,s, fields and gar+lens
are ,just bursting out in growth, and
it wa just %ghat we needed.
.11r. and August Ducharmc
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George
Ducharme and children, all of Dub.
lin, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. David Duchari ne. Then on
:�iond:ay Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Russell
and children, and Mr. Morris O'-
Dwyer and Cyril Ducharme all of
I.,ondon, called oil Mr and Mrs. Du-
charme.
That Dog Nusiance
Almost every day some citizen ap-
proaches us regarding the dog nus-
! i,,nee, stating that they should be
t i tied up like practically every iother
'town or village in the community.
But ,your publisher has no control
over then • dogs, we are no dog cat -
i I cher, and if we were we would first
I have ti be i n eructed by our local ;
Council or Police Trustees to do,so.
i if you have a greviance, and many
s have, against these dogs malting i
I their rounds destroying nice shrub -
ries, flower beds, garden vegetables,
I aqui now with the big crop of straw-
berries coining on, well we th%njc ,
i clogs could be tied up for the suns
mer months and kept away from all ;
these things Nve so fotldly 'cherish; +
'but it us up to our officials to act, 1
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Blanket Farrn Liability Policy
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$10,000 Inclusive Limits coverage. F ;
Premium $9.00 per annum per farm
I not exceeding 350 acres,
What Does it Cover?
i Operation ,of unlicensed tractors and
farm machinery; Strayed Animals,
Farm Premises Risk, Personal Acts
and Activities.
Optional Coverages
Animal Collision $200. limit on any
one animal Prem. $1.00. Products
Liability. Custom Farming and
Machinenty rented to others.
Employers' Liability.
Voluntary Compensation.
For Further particulars Apply.
J. W. HABERER - Phone 161
ARTHUR FRASER
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Income Tax Reports;
Bookkeeping Service, Etc.
EXETER
)FFICE:—Corner Ann, William Stas.
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At (New Twnp. Office)
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Parts for most makes of cars.
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16" wheels and axles for Trailers.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express tour sincere
gratitude to all those who so kindly
assisted us during the illness and
death of our beloved sister- and aunt, j
".Jennima Johnton." To the ladies'
quartette for their singing and to all
those who contributed flowers, Also
to Rev. H. E. Roppel for his com-
forting words.
Mrs, Robert Drysdale,
Miss Therese Kile, Battlecreek.
Mrs. H. Failing, Petersburg;
Mr and Mrs. Paul Par%,or, `fort
Huron;
Mr and .Mrs. Milton Kile, Port
Huron,
BORN
At the Clinton Hospital on May
3111, 1950, to Mr and Mrs Clarence',
aeofi'rey of Zurich, a son (Garry
Marencc.) '
LOOKING FOR A WIFE? -
Bob Perry, Boston radio (,:xVcutrve
ias chosen for his hobby the finding
of wives for mien over 30. I-Iow slid
ie start this unique activity? How
loes lie decide whether a man and
t oman are suited for each other'?
.lead "Wife Hunter" in The Amer -
can Weekly, magazine with this
3unday�'s (June 18) issue of The
)otroit Sunday Tivies.
Evangelical Church
The first Quarterly Conference of
;his Conference year will meet in
;he local Evangelical Church on Fri-
lalyq June 16th at 7.15 o'clock before
;he evening session of the District
tally announced elsewhere. Rev. F.
V1 ]+airs, Stratford, will be in charge
of this business period
The Annual Decoration and Me.•
norial Service at the Evangelical U.
3 Church cemetery, Bronson Line,
:Tay Township, will be held Sunday
Lfternnoon, Jun.r, 18th. Friends are in-
7ited to bring flowers 'to cecoratc tl:e
;raves of departed loved ones. After
;he decoration beginning about 2:30
mn. the Memorial Service will begin
rat 3:00 p.m, with tie pastor, I I�
loppel in charge A program of vo-
:al and instrumental music will be
'urnished by the Salvation. Army of
Condon, Ont, and Captain C Rendall
will give the memorial address The
public is most cordially invited
Thursday, Tune, 15th, 2950
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1Seasonable "Oupplies
WE HAVE A. FINE DISPLAY OF ALL LINES
OF FURNITURE
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11 A. Good Variety of Linoleum, Congoleurn and
Axminister Rugs, Etc.
I. All Lamps are Reasonably Priced!
I. we also carry a good supply of Springs and Mat-
tresses, such as Beautyrest, Airfoaan, Etc.
Furniture Store Phone 122 - Zurich
Residence Phone 89.
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