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LA )11 „S D;r, ; ES ':*, In Dotted S9hrin 'Voiles in
p stay shades of Blue and Wine at $ 1.110 each
LADIES Silk Dresce , in new Styles, floral designs
at 2.59 •each.
GIRLS' SLACKS i s Zest color, Zero shrunk cloth,
1:a ay L i Lite ane, t•s'hn.
Priced t;rarn 1.19 to 1.69 pair.
New Volt Hate, Fine crinis, Work Shirts, Every -
ting in Underwear; Fine Trousers; Made-to••Meas-
u:,.e Smits,. Sweater Coats, St a w Hats, Etc. •
GROCERY SPECIALS
Sugar crisp corn flakes 3 for 20c
17c
i9c
25c
Coffee, per lb 30c
Super Suds with bowl ....25c
Cookies, per lb. 15c
Canned Corn, per tin 10c
Chocolate Cookies, per lb.
3:.31o, 4 for
Sodas, 2 lbs. for
We have seed corn, sorghum,
Mangel and turnip
seed for sale at lowest prices
PRODUCE WANTED
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ARE LOWER FOR 1940
Special Low Rates for Farmers Living on
Township , Roads
Special Advance Allowance for Winter
Storage on Farmers' Cars.
Rates and Partticulars Given without Obligation
Andvew F. Hess,
Local Representative
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HARDWARE — SEEDS and FURNITURE
If you are thinking of
doing any Fencing this
year, be sure and consult
Us. And be sure it is the
faanous Frost Fence!
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Comae in and see our stock of Prost
Farm Fence .. the finest we've eves
had. Heavily galvanized by aptaiai
Frost procec s. Wears for a lifetime_
We can quote you attractive prices.
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ZINC BONDED
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SAVES YOU MONEY I_
PAINTS! PAINTS!
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
Goodyear Balloon and Cord
in all sizes
Furniture, Springs and Beds.
Mattresses
Plumbing', Furnace Work, EvetroughIng
and Tins ith
ing
our Specialty, full line of heavy and. shelf 1 -lard
ware always in stock,
'T'ires and Tubes
IFelt and Marshall
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rocier3r
25c
/3c
27c
As, sweet mixed, 27 -oz, jar 25c
Japan tea siftings per lb. ,35c
Blue Boll coffee, per lb. ........_• 35c
Paper towels 150 to roll, each 15c
Minute tapioca, with pyrex glass, 2 pl<_gs. 25c
Oesr Lunen
EGGS WANTED. Phone 165
Sweet corn, 3 cans
Cream cheese, per lb.
Sodas, 2 lbs.
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Miss Rose Albrecht wha has had a
position at !Grand Bend, has return-
ed home.
Mr. Master Ray McAlister of
Clinton is spending a few wee::s holi
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Desjardiine.
Mr,. Dan Thiel of Waterloo is
,pending a week with her sister -in -
taw, Mrs. .George Thiel, also visiting
Alter relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacolbe and
on Laird; Miss Pearl Pfile and Miss
-'oinayne Geiger motored to Listo-
we11 on Sunday, visiting with rel -
Ayes.
:Dr. and Mrs. P. J. ,O'Dwyer and
f'anzily have returned home after
:pending a pleasant two wee_ .s vee -
:Ilion at the summer resort near Wil-
berforce, Ont.
The farmers are about through with
the haying •crop and a lot of fine hay
was taken in this summer.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Fred
Witwer who had been staying • with
ier daughter, MTS. Daniel Koehler of
Kitchener, were sorry to hear of her
-leach. -Mrs. Witwer had reached the
•gc of 82 years. The burial took
place on Monday afternoon at Exet-
er cemetry.
Mrs. Herb Mousseau, recently en-
tertained the ladies of St. Peter's
Lutheran Women's 1\Ii sionary So-
ciety to a delightful social evening
at her horse. Contests and informal
conversation made the evening very
pleasant. The guests were invited
into the dining room where Miss Nor-
ma Mousseau assisted by her friend
_Miss iMray Merner, served a very
hearty and enioya'ale repast. The
president, -,A7
;2. Deiehert,
thanked Mrs. Mousseau for her kind-
ness and hospitality.
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The printer alwa:s makes mistakes
and when he does; there is no hiding
or getting out of it. In a recent issue
i.iiaitting, up the a:iituaty of the late
John Plaxbird, unintentionally the
name of one slater, Mrs. Henry How-
ald of town was omitted, we had
this name included in, the copy, but
somehow did not get it into typw.
Then in the mention rg of a laa. a,,. coa .in•, two daughters, a brother Fred
of men going to the Pinery for the of Stephen..
week -end we ori ti tl Fari Thiel and
J. W. Merner, but incladed Edw.
Gascho, who was not la the party.
Mostly everybody* mekea little mis-
takes like this daily, end nobody iF
any the wiser. but wh: n the printer
ir•'-ns them the ::t•,•.,.: out like the
great pyramids of Laia !(t.
DIES AT GRAND D :,ND
i1'Lrs. Alice Love, ‘. i, e or Joan Love
Grand Bend poatiaaiaaa died on
!Monday at the home of her son, Wm
Stephen Twp. She wu • in her 79th
year and had been ill for three mon-
ths.. Formerly Miss Alice Turnbull,
she was the lasst survivor of a fam-
ily of seven children of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Turnbull. She was
(born in Hay Towndhip and for many
years lived with her husband on a
farm in Stephen Twp. larlor to mov-
ing to the Bend. Surviving are her
husband three sons and eight grand-
children.
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THIEL'S HAI DRESSING
Visit Our Salon for your
MID -SUMMER SPECIALS
Let us quote you on the very best
and latest Permanents, that are pleas-
ing and satisfactory and that will
give you personality. Hairdressing
Salon at rear of Store. For appoint-
ments call us by phone 102, Zurich.
MRS. FRED THIELE, Proprietress
Block
and
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at Zurich on July 8th, to Mr.
Mrs. Gordon Block, a son.
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Misses Kathleen Itay, Alpha Mey-
ers and Ruth Church are this week
attending the religious summer camp
near Paris.
Do You OBSERVE or Merely See?
In the American Weekly, with July
21 issue of The Detrtio Sunday Times
you'll find 140 quest}ons to enable
you to find out Exactly how observ-
ant you are—,an instructive, enter-
taining feature by Judith P. Chase,
well-known quiz expert. Be sure to
get The Detroit Sunday Times.
HAVE MANY BLANKETS
Blankets Contributed to the Cana-
dian Red Cron; Society dnrina its
recent appeal have not been sent to
Fran;ce,as they ..could not take a
chance of them not falling into Ger-
man hands; The first shipment hal
been: authorized before the French
armistice, abut were diverted to Env-
lanrlwhere they (will be stored un+il
,,n'ri.,d. The remaining., about '60,000
will be held in Canada.
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DIES AT EXETER
One of Exeter's oldest residents
died at his home Mnndey in the per -
Con of .Strx'ren J. Hogarth, who was
in his.84tli year, was a resurent of
Stephen Township until his retire-
ment . to Exeter ' 20 years raTo. 56
years ago he married Ahnira White-
r.,,i4 who enavives him. also two sons
Victor of Exeter and Gifford of Wis-
STRUCK EY CA0Z
Struck by a passing car as he stood
on the shoulder of the Blue Water
Highway, two miles south or: Bayfield
late Sunday night, Kenneth Stirling
.t6 -yr. -old Stanley Township, is in
Clinton !Hospital suffering trom con•
cession and severe lacerations to an
Cut his condition is hita.roving
1 is not in danges, The Stir'inv er•
had run out of gas and Kennethhad
v:arted out on foot to the near-
est service station when two automo-
biles traveling in opposite directions -
awe; iotas vine "'she fender of one
driven ,by John Denomme of near
Zurich, who told Traffic Officer Webb
t'• :t he was blinded by anpro,;^!ring
lights, struck the boy and hurled him
into the air. The lad was found lying
in the ditch, unconscious, taken to a
farm and a doctor called. lie wa•;
later removed to hospital. De:.iomme
topped his car after t -lar, iteilr..ct anti
ie.ndeted assistance, He was not held,
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YOUR SEASON'S RroEQUIREMENTS
We Always Carry a Full Line of the Best of
both Shelf and Heavv Staple Hardware: Stoves,
Furnaces, and all Heating Equipments. Let Us
Offer You Good Suggestions along this Line.
Some Good Used Heaters at Very Reasonable Prices
FURNITURE
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A Full Line of all the Home . Requirements
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Always keep a Good Stock of New and the very Latest
i in Furniture at Very Reasonabl e Prices, quality Con-
sidered. Let us show you our Beds, Springs, Mattress,
Dining Room Suites, Occasional Chairs Rockers, Etc..
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SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE
For the more conservative purchaser we can save
you many a dollar as we have a fine assortment of
Slightly Used tFurniture that will give you big value for
your Money. Drop in and look these over and get our
Remarkable Low Prices•
Johnston & Kaid.eise
Hensall Codicil Minutes
The regular meeting •of the village
.ouncil was held Monday eve last at
71 pan. in the council chamber with
all members present. ln'ttes of pre•
•pious meeting read and rdoptca. Thos
Kyle reported the wo;l: done in the
Inst month, also the borrowing of 10
girds of gravel from 0. Twitchell,
rleo asked about a neer flag pole and
,ome protection for the bell rope,
same to be looked after. The Reeve
reported re painting the town hall.
Correspondence read and filed. Dept,.
of Unemployment relief, county tree-
asurer, E. Stapleton, Tuckersmith
council, Pedlar People, county clerk,
Ivey and Logan, D. E. Hames, Liq-
uor Control Board, Attorney General
Dept. of Highways, Mrs. E. Cornell
Imperial Oil Ltd., Mark, McLeod
Tew. The clerk reported re the Hed-
1en case in division c vrt aoso pre -
'enter.' the financial report for the
first 'siz months of the year. Bills
and accounts read as follows: Bon -
,throe. Drysdale supplies $21.86; Roy
Weber, supplies $6.25; Imperial Oil
read *Al, $813.85; Pedlar Peopie
signs, 7.40; H. T. Cudmore, gravel!,
7.50; Jno. Zuefle plants 95c; Root.
Middleton, supplies $1; Municipa'
World Ltd 1.53; G. R. Hess $45;
Orville Twitchell, supplies F.D. 4.5C
Hensal Hydro 5.16; E. Willard tru-
cking ng stre t e s $2;
W. Otter'bein, labs,
re streets $5.20; 't Ripler do 5.80 •
Roy Todd 6.80; L, Hudson $6; F.
f'ta:s 2.80: E. Fairburn 6.'10, 11
Love 80c; G. M. Case teaming strs
1$8; C. Smillie teaming 0.20; W. Da
Ibuslabor 4.60; Thos Kyle, salary
$55; J. A. }Patterson, salary and pos-
tage $1:1.3,00. Total $1,142.05, Mot
that the bills and accounts as
'read be paid and that we adjourn
Ito (nett again Aug. 12th at 8 p.m.—.
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Phone: Collect: Exeter 235. Seaforth 15
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BREAD actually supplies one-quarter of the food energy of
Canadians .'.. is in large part responsible for their high
national health record.
A'rich'source of carbohydrates, bread is the best, and,
cheapest form of human fuel. The modern loaf, includ-
ing milk in its formula, is also an important source of
protein, equal to meat in building and repairing mus-
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YOUR BRUER'S SKULL, scientific equipment—and
the finest ingredients --give you a loaf unsur-
passed in wholesomeness and delicious flavor.
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