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ZURICH • HERALD
Thursday, November 2nd, 1950
ITEMS OF LOCAL MEWT
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Q10 Mrs. George Farwell was a visitor Insurance
Now Materials, at�lMoiidon one day last wools,I—Westlake Furniture
�ai QOG YIr. and Mrs. John E. Gaseho WHAT EVERY FARMER ¢
were visitors at London last Thuas ; f.
day. NEEDS!
Mr. and 'Mrs. C. L. Smith spent'
New Chesterlaine in Beautiful Shades of Green, 00 last 'Thursday at •Londion o.n bus- Blanket Farm Liability Policy �
iness. +SeaSeasonablele Supplies
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Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Thed'f�ord
Blues, Browns, Greys, Navy, $10,000 Inclusive Limits coverage.
0D were Sunday visitors at the Williams Premium $9.00 per annum per farm + �..
r 54 -in. width at per yard ...... $2.98 eOr? home. not exceeding 350 acres. +
? Q Mr ;and Mrs. Roy Oliver of St. WE HAVE A FINE DISPLAY OF ALL LINES'•"
Marys were Sunday visitors at the What Does it Cover? +
New Corduroy Velvets in leading Shades, `� home of Mrs. Glias. Weber. * Weber.'OF FURNITURE
0� Mrs. Josiah Geiger enjoyed a iew Operatidn of unlicensed tractors and #
36 -in. width at, yard • • • . • ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • •2.95 0 0 days with relatives at Bayfield last farm machinery; Strayed Animals, p,
n Q p week. Farm Premises Risk, Personal Acts + A Good Variety of Linoleuns-, Congoleum and
Mr. Cecil Uttley of London, was and Activities. •I•
New All `Wool Plaids, 54 -in. 's'pecial Value Q (/ a week -end visitor with his parents, + Axminister Rugs, Etc.
optional Coverages +
at per yard ...............................•......
3.50�G Mr and Mrs. Herb. Uttley. p
I Q G VIra, Earl Etue has returnedto Animal Collision $200. limit on any
'Toronto after spending some weeks .�. All Lamps are Reasonably Priced.
i Q O p g I one animal Prem. $1.00. Products
New Rayon Crepes, 36 -in, Special Value, at the hoarse of her aunt, Dr. and Mrs Liability. Custom Farming and +
0 0 W. B. Coxon. We also carry a good supply of Springs and Mat -
at per yard ........• ........................... i.®� Employers'
e r rented to others. •I•
� Mrs. Thos. Meyers spent several ,
0 t7 hanployers' Liability. +
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days at London Mast week, also at- Voluntary Compensation. + tresses, such as Beautyrest, Airfoam, Etc.
i ■ tended the W. I. Convention held in
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V +that city. •'H
• Mr. and ;Mrs. Jack Coupland -and J. W. HABERER - Phone 161 + Furniture Store Phone 122 Zurich 'Y
Q daughter and Mrs. Clarence Datars, Residence Phone 89.
Pyjamas, Night Gowns, Interlock, a fine visited with ,relatives and friends at
Wootette Py) ,
combed cotton in Vests, Pantees and Bloomers for V St.'
t Mr. Douglas O'Brien. returned ARTHUR FRASER tII11111ttIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIiIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlil111111111Hllllllllllllllllllllllllll
`!inter Wearhome from Toronto after taking sev-
(Q e)ml months on craftmanship at the Income Tax Reports 1
�Q New Snuggies, part wool, vests and pintoes, college in that city. Bookkeeping Service, Etc,. ® 4&
The many) friends of 'Mrs. Tvloses
Kiddies Sleepers. Q Q Gerber are pleased to hear that she
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has returned home from St. Joseph's )FFICE•—Corner Ann, William Sts. ♦ �tere Youar Hardwa%m
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Complete Stock of Hosiery of every description. 400 Hospital, London, and is feeling vers+ Phone: Exeter 504.
�D D good again. _ '
New Lot of I�aybar Slips, sizes 32 to 54. The new house being built by Mr. ® !
Q G A. C. K-albflehch is making good ELMER D. BELL, , B.A. + HA1,1E YOU HEATING PROBLEMS? 4
New Sweaters in all wool, also 1441 Nylons. OG progress, as the weatherman is very 0.
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-Favourable, and this week the inter- 01
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rc 0 for plastering i.; beiny done.
• BARRISTER SOLICITOR 41
D G :VIi. and Mrs,.Din Carlton are ONT. ® If so, drop in and .see las for your Furnace, Oil
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'o \ moving their effects from theXrue- re*trmelneaday, 2 to 5 p.m., at Zurich ♦e Burner,
10th 0 G ger apartment to their home recrecent-rner, Space Heater, Cook Stoves, Etc.
Get your Sutsply of Ibex Blankets NOW. Later liy purchased in Exeter. While Mr.
At (New Twerp. Office)
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Emerson Gabel of the Bronson line, 01Check your Stove Pipes. Ours are Band made. �.
,OQ shipments will be higher in price. 4 G is moving into the apartment tieing •
v vacated by the Carltons.
0 a Colne in and pick your Bathroom Equipment from
0 I dozen only fine woven Rag Mats 24x46 at 2.9$ G p Mr and Mrs. Ed. Brenner and dau-
,8p each 0 D ghter Marion, Mrs. Wahl and daugli- ® our Full Stock of Fixtures.
ter Helen of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs BLuCKS9
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Ed. Grob of Detroit, were •Sunday o Paints - .hardware - Electrical Appliances
and weeek-end visitors at the home Immediate Delivery ♦
ascho Bros: the former's rnother, Mrs. John $ For Courteous and Dependable Service .SEE!
uvO0 Brenner. HURON CONCRETE i
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oOo . Mr. and Mrs. George R. Richard-0PRODUCTS 0i CI D�Z _ Hardware
son have moved their effects from
Ailsa Craig into the vacant farm ,phone 684 Seaforth Phone 63 - Zurich
house of Mr. Roy McBride, on the
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Goshen line north, in Stanley.- Mr- as previously planned. Walter E. ,
• ® Richardson is the new manager of Harris, minister of Citizenship and
•-MA-T-7 rN®I the Zurich branch of the Hensall Immigration will -be guest speaker at
The, Dfy bdale StoreDistrict Co -Ops. the Banquet in Seaforth on Nov. 2,?. 'ID9
• Huron County Farm Forum Com-
mittee ANNUAL MEETINGj
• _ o nvittee and Farm Forum Secretarie:5 0", YY
The Annual fleeting of the W•0. met in Clinton on Friday evening,
The Store with the Best Variety of all KixAdS A.A. will be held in the Town Hall, Oct. 27th to map plans for the For- F ® R
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of Groceries • Winghanx, Ontario on Wednesday, irm season. Mr. Bob McMillan of Sea- ml The Best In Mastic Tile Floor
jNovenber 8th, at 8:30 .p.m. Elect- forth presided over the meeting, the iffi
Also Rubber Boots and Shoes for Men and Ploys • ion of officers and Hockey Organizat- guest speaker was Cecil Beiyea, field. N G E 'T
® ion for 1949-50. You are respect- man for the Ont. Fed. of Agric who r
A fine assortment of Hardware and Electrical � fully requested to attend if interest- gave a very interesting outline of the
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Appliances ed. --Jean Tervit, •Secy., W.O.A.A. , Farm Forums and activoties. ALSO CLEANERS .AND WAXES
RURAL HYDRO Huron -County Hob Producers'
• Committee are to .be congratulated
ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES Manufactured b The Flintkote Company,
Hydro custotners in communities on their splendid meeting held in y
® Clinton Hotel on Tues. eve. Oct. '24. Toronto, Ont.
� CO --OP. FEEDS Cured and Fresh Meats � or iteral districts :being changed over
to 60-cyclely ower supply ng Last year this' same committee called —
p pp are being a meeting af these men and they had See Your Local Agent
Your Patronage Appreciated at all Times! ! asked to direct any inquiries concer• g oJOHN M. TURKHEIM - Phone Zurich 174
• ning information or service to the as maniyi speakers as audience. This
GIVE US A CALL! time they put on •a .banquet -and they
� Commission's nearest Frequency LAID AND MAINTAINED. Free Estimates Gladly Given
• Standardization Area Office. Many had every Township represented with 9
• JOHN DENOMY - DRYSDALE ..Phone 98 r I customers it is pointed out, have one exception.. Mr. W. E. Tunmket
been calling the local Public Utilit- Sec. of Ont. Hog Producers' mar ket-
ies or Rytdro-Electric ,System office; Ing Board was guest speaker•......................... �
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Hydro' -s contractor -for the work,the MILLIONAIRE TELLS SECRET F _,,.-,..------r
Canadian Comstock Co. and, occas- SUCCESS fi h<• , ORDER NOW
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HARDWARE
SEEDS and F[IRNITGRE i�onally, the tCommission's Reginal Finn Haakon Magnus arrived in ti ,
Office or bhe Rural Operating Area America with only $12. Todaty he is * 1 ;d We can give you quick
-- —� — Office. These other offices are ,not in many times a millionairs. When ask- y ''
a position to deal with such enquir- ed his success secret, his magic for- service on Storm Sash
ies which have to .be referred to mala, he says, "I am an opportunity'
iLuur H dro's Frequency Standardization Read -- the American Way"
and Doors if you order heeds
Area Office. Calling the wrong office: in this Sunday's (Nov. 5) issue of
it is emphasized, often results in now before the big fall
P . The American (Weekly, great mag-
some
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some delay in getting the required azise Exclusivelly, with Detroit -Sun- ''
Will receive attention with us if left in plenty of time. infdrmation or action. - day Times. C ' rush ► Standard sizes
We always try to supply our Customers with the most C. W LEAGUE MEET O
Evangelical Church in stock, special sizes
Suitable Fuel for their heatingequipment. But to On Wednesday October 1215th, St. J0%N �y 5AYS• can be made to order.
The Seventy -Sixth Anniversary of '
Josephs Catholic Warrens League a►•
entertained the neighbouring C. W. the erection iof the present 'brick STORM SASH STOP HEAT LEAKS.
insure deliveries in time always leave your orders early L's ata Unique filet Acquainted building of the Evangelical U. B: t4, AND DOORS
Party. The Hall was beautifully served e 7iSund Ont., wilt be ob
with us so we can arrange for your supply i �+
decorated .for the occasion and a de- served next Sundaj, Nov. 5th; 1950. FL ('�
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT licious supper was served. Mmrs. Remi The Pastor, H. E. Roppel will be 1' ° C. K�ILBFLLI�CH e SON
Denomme, ,President of the C.;W,L., in charge, with Dr. W. E. MacNiven, Phone 69 ZURICH
Have You Looked Over „Your Heating Equipment? introduced the guest of honor, IVIiss London, Ont., as guest speaker at
both the anorning and evening serv-
cre�tary who gave a very interesting ��♦`��'♦����'�� ♦*�♦�♦�� �♦�*����*�
Does Your Furnace or Stove Need Attention; or Prob. Alice Daly, Seaforth. Diocesan. Se- ices. The local church enoir will _.
Attention; '
talk. Then. Fr. Bourdeau addressed render two, anthems ;at ,the morning
ably You Need a New One. Let Us Look These Over service and the Hurons Male Choir _Harris
(the gathering in a few well chosen Massey
for you and offer Our Suggestion to Your Best words. Judge T. M. Costello, of of Exeter, Ont., over. 30 voices
Advantages. I Goderich was presented by Mrs. Bert strong, will .be in attendance at the
g' Sunday evening service. They will
Baechler and was a very entertaining g
1e carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried guest speaker. Then followed the favor -with a number of special sel-
introduction of- the Presidents and eetions both during and after the ev- "
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints Oils Varnishes members of the lea ues p .resent from ening worship service.
> > � g p • HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF MASSEiP-
the other 1)arishes which included The Youth Fello.wsbip, Voting peo-
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax :Zurich, fioderich, ,Seaforth, Mt. ple's Organization of the church is HARRIS REPAIRS. ORDER YOURS EARLYI
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Carmel forest and Centralia" Mrs. sponsoring Monday evening sery-
OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS I
ice when two Religious Sound Films AM TAKING ORDERS NOW. FOR ANY MASSEY HARRIS
Gus Roche introduced the various
will shown on the screen. the
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith IMPLEMENTS YOU MAY REQUIRE, INCLUDING TRACT -
families of the parish. A very soc- one will
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ll depict carious Travel scenes
iiubde evening of dancing followed.
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ing our Specialty, Full line Of peaty and shelf Hard- We hope this is only the beginning of the Iloly,Land, especially in Dain- ORS THRESHING MACHINES COMBINES ETC.
,ascus and Jerusalem. The main pic-
Ware always in stock. o:f many more social and other act
' ture is entitled, "Simon Peter "
ivities a£ the up and coming S't. "Tile Service Arm for Canadian FarlYly9
• Joseph's C.W.L. based on the bible story o:f a fisher-
ww4km,atx, who ]eft all to follow Jesus.
Sm!"ADE & WEILJUFederation News This will be both entertaining and 'Tel. Shop 149 Res. 67,
eve. Weather permitting,
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ZURICH ,". y - ri Friends from far and near are
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Plan, for the Huron Count Fed- yna. f
oration of Agriculture annuar •meet l expected on this anniversary occas- EVER AT YOUR SERVICE FOR FARM NEEDSI
QUALITY — PRICE SERVICE ing and .banquet aro progressing. It ion .for their annual "Home Coming"
will .be held on 'Nov. 1212nd, not 23rd lvisit.
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