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of Sick and Injured. Licensed Embalmer and
Funeral Director.
MEMBER OF THE ONTARIO FUNERAL ASSOCIATION.
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yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from
the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
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ST. PETER'S
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Rev. E. W. Heimrich, Pastor
10 a.m.—Divine Services.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 Divine Worship.
Everybody Welcome to all Services
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Mr. A..; ". Kalbileisch made a bus-
iness tri0o London last week.
Mr. ankMrs. Reuben Gingerich at-
tended a,'IConference atls.itchener
over Sunly.
Mrs. rt.k,p, Hoagland of Detroit,
was a weecend visitor at the home
of Mrs. ChasWeber.
Mr. Artleir Truemner and son
Roger of Toronto were visitors with
relatives ifere over the holiday.
Mr. LalOrence Fowlie of Bayfield,
visited et:he home of his sister, Mr
and Mrs. (Odeon Koehler last week.
Miss Ruth Brown of London, was
a. week -end visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown.ylissMaci, :Smith returned to her
duties at :Victoria Hospital, London,
after a pie:a#/11 visit with hey parents
Mr. and Bilis. C. L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Callfas of Kit-
chener called at the home of the
latter's father, Mr. A. 1VIelick on
Sunday alteknoon.
Mrs. Susie. Oesch, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Oescli„ of town. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Oesch'' Pf St. Catharines were
visitors at Iligeon, Mich., the past
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and Mrs. Les. Luedeke of Pigeon,
and Equipment at Mich., werd holiday visitors at the
home of mr? and NVni. H.
A. L. COLE, R. 0. Haugh, 1.4.* coni
Miss Meda: Sigel:us who spent the -
OPTOMETRIST c••, OPTICIAN, summermontlis -csh her mother, Mrs
GODERIOH. — OW. Gertrude Simms.; left for Toronto,
to resume her proiession on the city
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices teaching staff..
Mrs. 1Vilinrith Mibk, who has been
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is MONEY the fertilizer #70111 ,ed?
Money makes money grow. If you
Ilea extra Inoney to ria .a better job on
your farm, come in and discuss your
plans and problems with us inconficlence.
Ready money is available—,
for the purchase of fertilizer, seed, and
binder twine;
for the purchase of livestock;
for the purchase of electrical equipment,
heating and lighting systems, milking
machines, pumps, etc.;
for the purchase of implements;
for the construction of drainage systems
and fencing;
for road work and land improvement;
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for the construction or repair of farmhouse
and other farm buildings;
for any purpose that will make a good farm
a better farm and increase its owner's
revenue.
Have a talk with your Bank of Mon-
treal manager. You will find he knows a
good deal about the farmer's problems,
and you 'will appreciate his friendly
interest. His first ambition is tnsee every
farm in this community a prosperous
farm and where ready money is the fer-
tilizer you need, he will be glad to lend
it and plan with you for its intelligent
use and convenient repayment.
K F MONTRJAL
working with Canadians in evay walk of I Ife since 1817
Zurich (Sub -Agency); Open Mon., Thurs., and Sat.
Hensail Branch: W. 13. A. CROSS, .Manager
nt .the hemr14,..b.er._datighter, - Mt.
1110ton 0 at.eirlOr spine- weeks, re-
turned to her home in Mosley • on
Tuesday. Her tranddaughter Donna
Oesch accoMpariying her.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Heimpell and
son Ronnie; .Mr. and Mrs. Morrison
of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Berry
and Mrs. Emma Racey of London,
were week -end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John. Brenner.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan .Swartzentruber's
of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Boshart and daughter Judy, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Roth and son Wayne of
New Hamburg; Mrs. Lydia Roth of
Kitchener, Mr... and Mrs. Wm. Hodg-
son of Galt.
Students Pass
Among the , students of Exeter
High School who received pass marks
in the Upper School Exarrxs. we not-
ice: Marion Cowen of Exeter; Bruce
O. Eickmeier, •Arvis Haberer, Jean
Krueger and Ralph Krueger of Zur-
ich. Many congratulations to these
'students.
SUCCESSFUL FROLIC
Zurich Lions Club staged their
first frolic last Thursday evenint, as
Wednesday night was rained out, so
it was held the following night. The
weather being ideal, the crowd which
was around the; 2500 mark was be-
yond expectatitni,and the fun and
merrymaking was_beyond words. Ev-.
eryone just seemed to. be out for 'a
good time. The net proceedswill a-
mount to around $2,000. whieh will
give the newly organized club a good
start in their activity work. Much
credit is due to the Exeter Club who
were present in large numbers and
who were a big help in getting things
going. The various games and booths
were kept quite busy, the bingo kept
on till after midnight. The dance was
very much enjoyed, ad was the play-
ing of the Centralia Air Force Band,
Earl Heywood's numbers were well
received,and the affair was officially
opened by Tory Gregg of Wingham.
The prize winners in the draw were:
$100 Victory Bond to Barbara Gas-
cho, Zurich; $30 W. S.C. Stall Walt -
1 -14,0,A! s20 WSC. Mrs. lira
Th•man, D:il,wood; Prittll
Flowers, Ni..;:bener; $10 WSC, Mrs,
Leerierd Nollem, Bunsen; and $3 W
to Lloyd Johnston, Varna; Har-
old Wolper, Grand Bend; H. S. Grif-
fith, London; James Whyte, Exeter ;
Hugh Gage, Wringham. Tickets were
drawn by 3.1rs41. J. O'Dwyer and W.
H. -Haugh, reve of Hay. The Club is
indeed .grateful to all who attended,
for .their patronage to make this first
frolic so big a Success.
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