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New Arrivals
2 Pieces only, Seersucker in Rose and Blue Stripes
For Ladies and Children's wear,
At 89c. a Yard
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1 Piece Only, Fine English Gingham, Bluechecked
At 98c. a Yard ary
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2 Pieces Monks.Clots for Window Drapes. or Door-..
way Curtains., 48 -inches wide
Special at $1.25 a Yard.
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New Lace Bedspreads, wide Stripe of Green, or
Rose ori Ivory Ground, 90x10.8'-'
At 10:50
1 Roll, 3 -yds. wide Teltol Floor Covering
At 1.80 a Yard
All of These Lines are very hard to Procuie:
interested call soon.
Gascho. Bros.
ZURICH
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INSURANCE
Have you adequate protection against loss or
Damage by Fire?
Labor and Material Costs have increased consider-
ably. Talk your insurance problems over with me!
Insurance License No. A 714
Real Estate,
Do you want to .sell or exchange your house or
your farm?' -List the saine•with me. No obligation
unless sale is completed.
'Rea Egtate'Liceise No. 1,354
Telephones: Office 65; Fouse4i75.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
Insurance and Real Estate - Zurich
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ITEMS Oil LOCAL INTEREST
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Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Turnbull. of
Grand Bend were in town Taesday.
Miss Helen O'Brien has let: for
London where she has accepted. a
position.
M. E. J. Etue is at present -viSite
ing at the home of his uncleand
aunt, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Coxon,
Born—At Hay Township, on. Aug-
ust 17th, to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Thiel, a son. Mother and baby are
weblr.. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer and
two sons have returned on Tuesday
evening from Wilberforce, after a
very restful vacation for three 'weeka
, Mr. Edmund Swartzentruber of
Blake 'isimpaoving after 'the ;recent
auto accident. His friends wish Min
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Johnston and daughter ,Leota,
of Goderieh visited at the home of
her cousin, Mt. and Mas. Herb Krue-
ger and other relatives. . •
Kith Verna Geiger of Chippewa;
ia spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Geiger of
to wn. .
. Mrs. Lena Magel who spent some
time with her sister, .Mrs. josiala
Geiger, has returned to her horned*
Detroit. •
Miss Isobel Robertson of Toronto,
is spending a few weeks with die,
family of Mr.. and Mrs. AZ F. Hess,
who are camping at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Morris and
daughter Marilyn and Mrs. Bare.
Smith and Mrs. Jacob Smith .a111 of
Detroit were recent visitors with,. Kr
and Mrs. Josiah Geiger of towna
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Benderand
daughter Dayle ,df -Tororito; wee:
Sundiy visitors with Mr. and Mrs...
Josiah Geiger. Miss Marelleni who.
spent .a few weeks with her' sitter
returning to Toronto with them
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Mr. and Mrs: Henry Steinibach,
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade and son
Harold, attended the funeralefillteila
sister, Mrs. C. Kalbfieisch at London,
the latter accompanied the: ftineral to
Detroit where burial took, plate on
Saturday.
Purcha.se4 Businets
.M. and •Mrs. Louis Thiel of town
have purchased a general store bus-
iness in the' village at Tupperville
and will receive possession of the
same in 'Oetober. Their many'friends'
will regret of them leaving our vil-
lage and extend best wishes to them
in their undertaking;
LOCAL' MARKETS .
ACorrecte"Fl every Wednesday)
Egge, dozen ... 31, 29, 2,2, 20'
Butter per lb. 38
'Chickens, dressed . . , „ . 30 to 20
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Furniture
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Barley, bush,
I3uelcwheat, blob.
0:esta, bard
Wheat bushel
70 es
50ei is
Flour ewt. 2.60, 2.75
Middliag,s, tan
Shorts' and bran, ton
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STORE
Mr. Carl Anderson of London, is
spending a few weeks at the eeb
home.
Mr. Harold Stade is visettng at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Stati•art. presaa,
Pte. Lawrence Bedard who is now
stationed at Ildershot, has a three
weeks' leave and is spendrng same
with his family and•relatives here.
and Mrs. Arthur Finlayson
avalo are spending -bhe summer month
with theformes: parents in the Kip -
pen district, were in town on Tues-
day:.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Eash and Mr.
• and Mrs. Bontraiger of Topeka, Ind.,
•visited at the' home of Mr. and Mrs.
Moses ' Gerber and, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Erb and ether friends over
the week -grafa
Rev. S. R. Knechtel, of Kitcherter,
rnd wha is camping at the Grand
Rend teak eharge of the morning
service in the Evangelical church on
Sunday morning. Rev. Knechtel
was ateeimpanied by Mrs. Knechtel,
and- her chffeired, Mr. Milton Heyrock
•of beerOit and Mr. and, Mrs. Frank
aGfeCaitcheon ofLondon. °
Ha* 'Resigned r
G'iorg-e Hudson, who has been care,
taker of the Hensall Continuation and'
?labile school for the past 18 years
has. teardeted his resignation, and!
Thom* Richardson, of Hensall, haa
been appointed to succeed him: Mat
Hudson was never late for his duties
and never missed a day's work. Pre-
viou.s to that he was caretaker. of
the Hensell town hall for 21 yeas.
spccEspFuL, AT. NORM:AL
SCHOOL
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Three Exeter' H.S. students who'
have taken a suinmer courseat the
London Norrhal School have been
unsuccessful in seeming their Interim
2M1 Class c'eatificates and will be en,
titled to teach school during the
editing year. They are Gladys E,
Becker of Dashwood; Jean Triebnen,
INJURED IN ACCIDENTS of Stephen,. and Ralph Krueger, at
Zuridh.
Hensall _Tama district residents
are recovering from painful accidents
Luther Reynolds, of 1Tsborne suffer-
ed a fractured foot when stepped on
by a horse. He will be indisposed for
six weeks. . Earl Campbell, • Hay
Tow-nship, Teeeived a fractured. right
man when it became caught in a belt
while he was threshing. He will
100 MILES ON GALLON OF AS:
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HARDWARE SEEDS and. FUFtN1TURE •
You are goal' Through' ;um..
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World Only Once.
So Why Do.. Without These -
Labor Savers? -,- .
Experienced farm help is
• scarce and costly—You'll need
moderately priced stable equi-
pment to do the work the quic-
kest, easiest way.
Invest part of the money you'd
pay hired help, in Beatty labor-
saving stable equipment. Pays
lietiine dividends. Gives you
more time to enjoy life. En-
hances value of farm. Improv.
es product.
Inquire about our Sanitary
Steel Cow Stalls—Exceptional
Values at Lower Prices.
Lower Priced Stalls
Automatic WMenng
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OTHER • SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard-
ware always in stock.
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UALITY PRICE —$JR CE
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sensenvospoestoosmi•owastetole
..Port revolutionary
new pawer bicycle with speed of 35
miles per hour and a cruising range
of 100 miles to a, gallon of gasoline
will be added to the post-war wares
to be Manufactured by the Gordon -
Fox •Products of this place. The new
plant will be aperating bk. Sept. 15,
according to the manager, and the'
facory • will have 6,000 square feet
�f floor space and Will employ. 30
'pereons
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Magistrate's Court
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•Ooderich — Thomas Haines was
'sentenced to 15 days in jail in•coure
on a charge of breaking, entering,
And theft from Ben Shepherd's barb-
t'±'''sluip. He' pleaded guilt, but said
he was in atoxicated. The jail term
was in lieu of a fine of $1o, and costs
A Grand Bend man was fined $10
and costs a:mounting to -$121. on a
aharge of assaulting a Cpla AA:Ter-
wash. The charge arose out 'of, a
fight on V -i day.
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.• CUT IN INCOME'
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Noticeable •reductions in. personal
income taxes mid sizeable reduetiOns
in the war excess profits taxes this,
year. may be expected when Firlance
Minister Ilsley introduces the budget
at the coming first session of this
2`Oth Parliament. The noticeable in-
come reduction may resulit in . 'from
200,000 to 300,000 wartime taxpay-
era, in the lowest income brackets be-
ing entirely freed from income tax
through the raising of the taxation
level from $660 to $1,000 per annuan
for single persons and from $1,200
to $1,400 for married persons,
• AS RATIONING OFF
Wednesday last, the da' after the
Japnese quit the war, the rationing
of gasoline wae discontinued in the.
HOUDINPS SECRET LOST
• FOREVER
Walter B. Gibeon, writing in The
American Weekly with this"Sunday's
(Sept: 2) issue of The Detroit Sun-
day Tunes, discusses the :marvelous
taicks 'tnd idd1es that baffle` the
Magic -Makers themselves and tell
what happens *to them when their
creators die. Get Sunday's Detroit
Timesa for this and other • outstand-
ing 'features.
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PREFER
GOODYEA
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NEW ENAMELWARE •
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: e are very fortunate in receivintg m'sinpment of New •
2 Enamelware, such as Cooking Utensil, Etc., whir
seem to be of very good quality, mad sable attractive
4 WIN' designs. . To appreciate these artiides one Must
4 see them. We invite your inspertiom
MATTRESSES MATTRESSES
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Obr. Stock of Mattresses is very goodi..ancl rat htetre
al Felt' filed Mattresses
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BED ROOM FURNITURE
2 We have some very attractive; -and &sigma Bed
Room Suites just' in, which. are of the icewest pattern*
an& finishes. Be sure and see tlienz ff 'interested in
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FdM, mattresses, •also. the usu
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this line of furnitum.
• A Full Line of all•the Horne Requirements
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IEverything in'Shelf and Heavy: karvbrare
johilston
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• Massey -Harris Advise
ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY FOR 1945!
I HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARATORS ON MY ALLOT- •
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550 to 600 SZ E at
400 to 450 SIZE g
850 to soa SIZE @
*70.75
$59.50
$82.75
• (LIBERAL ALLOWANCE ON TRADE INS.)
THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS ASK ,THE MAN
WHO' KNOWS. --BUY CANADIAN. MADE' ARTICLES
Tel. Shop 149 Oscar Klopp gel67
• MASSEY HARRIS
The Service Arra for,Canadian Farm.
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T•ODAY -AS ALWAYS
THE MAKER'S., NAME
IS THE BEST GUIDE
TO TIRE 'VALDE!
If you ore ell-
gibta for new.
flre, t IS more
• Important than
ever 4.0 get
the best .
Goadyears,
nd r',acla as well. It was in the dist choice
April 194a that gas rationing was
instituted. The Ottawa Governmett
also abolialuel all transit control re-
strictions of 11e operation or taxis,
buses and drive-yonaself cars. Re-
strictions on the use of fuel oilbaa
alo been removed. The rationing of
tires •will continue, which will, "hadli.
affect many, motorists. Now•the rriet
auttionnagaVI agaia.aleeeiniceraed ,and,
woiigi: what next moves wiA
inaugurated.
of rsotonsts
everywhere.
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alDURO PUMPe..i•
YOUR FARM LABOUR PRORL.Elit t
Running water is essential in the home, the stables, poultry
houses and greenhonses...--sav6. time, labour and promotes .
better and healthier living conditions.
NEW DURO PUMPS
are available in greater quantities today, but,shortages of Materials and
Labour will not allow the Duro 'Factory to produce enough to meet the
demand. All Duro Dealers are on a quota basis and permit to purchase
must be aPproirerby-W.PT.B.
EIVICp FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
Vor Kitchen, Bathrfoom andtaundry. Visit your Elmo Dealer
for available styles,
• Stade & Weido Zurich
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DEALER
ONE:STOP.svic
Phone 78
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