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All lines of Dry Goods are still very scarce
and will remain in short supply for many more
months, according to best information available
from our wholesalers and from Wartime Prices
and Trade Board.
We list a few New Arrivals. If interested do
not delay!
2 dozen only Ladies' Print House dresses at $ i .49
10 only Fine Crepe Dresses, plain black, navy •
. and brown at each 8.75
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2 dozen only figured Rayon Dresses at each2.98
New Mats of braided felt 18x36 -in. at eachT .85 •
A few Kingswood Blankets 703(80 at each 5.50
All wool Blankets from 10.50 to 17.50 pr.
15 pieces Flannelette, per yd. from 17c to 35c
Men's Flannelette Pyjamas at pair 2.25
Men's Heavy Flannel work Shirts, each 2.25
Gascho Bros.
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HARDWARE - SEEDS and FURNITURE
You are going Through This
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
lietime 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
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omER SEASONABLE NEEDS
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughjng and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and *hell Hard-
ware always in stock.
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ZURCH HFRALO
ITEMS OF LOCAL LNTEREST
LOCAL MARKETS•
Mr. Theodore Wagner anu (laugh."
(Corrected •every Weduestlay)
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ter Catherine of Guelph were holiday
Eggs, dozen
visitors at the Wagner home.
Mrs. Mary Truemner visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sippel
near Milverton on Sunday afternoon
Mrs, M. MacKinnon and son Dr.
Archie and Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch
spent a day at Loadop last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ,Schade and
daughters of the 14th Con., visited
with relatives at Sarnia recently.
Mrs. Henry Lawrence has return- meet was held in Heneall on MIX'S,-
ed home after spending a few days --
day afternoon and was the largest
at the home of her son Hillard, near •
London.
and most successful years. Fif-
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Coxon of Tor-
teen schools from South Huron re-
ontp had a very pleasant week's va-
cation at the home of the ••fonmer'S
brother, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Coxon.
Miss Patricia O'Dwyer, nurse in
training at St. Joseph's Hospital, Len-
•'. •a, visited at the 1
Dane: of her par-
ents, Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kalbfieisch, Mr
and Mrs. Earl Flaxbard and Miss E.
Truemner were on a trip to Kitch-
ener. last Friday.
Miss Shirley Krueger of London,.
was a week -end visitor at the home
of her mother, Mrs. E. Krueger, 14th
'Concession.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Witmer and
daughter Mary Lou viaited relatives
et Kitchener and Preston over the
week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Krueger and
son Campbell and •Mr. Morris O'-
Dwyer were Thanksgiving weet-end
visitors with friends in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burn of jump, 1st Marjorie Hoffman; Mil-
verton,three
Miss Mary 'Siemer of Elmira
were Th4kagivin,g visitors at the legged race boys, 1st Carl Regier and
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Bobby Taylor; high jump, Jr. girls,
home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
J. W. Illerner. Lois Heekendorna Jr. boys broom
Wild geese have made bheir ap- .1111", 1st - a 1Thu'
O'Brien, 2nd Ron-
ald 'Heiannich;' ball throw, &. girls,
pearance and it was not so well for
them asout of a flock otwentyten 2n.d Theresa Dietrich, Pauline Hess;
were shot by local hunters. of ,
Int. girls 'dash, 2nd Phillis Taylor;
Mils Marjorie Merrier of London Dashes, sr. boys, 13ill 'O'Brien 1st,
Campbell Krueger 2nd; broad jump
spent the week -end at !the home or a
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jr.
s Vivien Regier lst; high
Merner. jainp Jr. boys, 1st Ron. Heimrich;
Mr. and Mrs. George Day:a:rage
3rd Doug. iO'Brien; dash sr. girls,
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31, 2.g, 22,, 20
Butter per Ib. 38
Chickens, dressed 30 to 20
Wheat bushel
1.09
Flour, cwt.
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2.6.0, 2.75
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Oats, bushel . 50c
Barley, bush
Buckwheat, bush. . , cg
Shorts and bran, ton ... .....30.00
Middlings, ton 32.00
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presented schools which paraded to
the school grounds headed by Clin-
ton Collegiate Bugle Band. Mr.
Judd, princip al of public schools
directed the proceedings. A draarfer
two War Savings Certificates was
held. Winner of 10. W.S.C. went
to ;Clarence Volland, Hensaa; 5.
Mrs. Charles Forrest, Hensel; a
booth in charge of Mrs. Beer did a.
rushing business, $36 was taken in,
and $35 for tickets on the draw.
Folio -Wing are so -ate of the prizes
that went to Zurich contestanta:
Broad jump, lst, BtIa •O'Briea;
Girls' softball throw, 1st Marjorie
'Copp; High jump, lst Marjorie.Hoff-
man; 12nd Eileen Miller; Int. high
jump, •girls, 3rd Phyllis Taylor; 75 -
yd. dash, Jr, boys, 11st Ronald Heim -
rich, 2nd Douglas O'Briert; J'r. boys
broad jump, 3rd iCarl .Regier; Shot
put, Sr. boys, 1st Bill O'Brien, 2nd.
Noabett Mittleholtz; Sr. girlsbroad
Hamilton were holiday visitors at the
home of the latter's cousin, Mr. and
Mrs. Menno Steckle.
Born, at London anJ...aapt. 3ath,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gibbings (nee
Ruth Witmer) a daughter, (IVIarchel-
ine Ruth) Mother and baby are do-
ing well. •
The very wet weather• is bad for
farmers, and thousands .of dollars
are being lost owing to not -being
able to harvest the beans and later.
crops. . •
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward.Fritz and -Miss.
Pearl Wurtz accompanied by 'their
aunt, Mrs. Shearer, motored to .8t.
Thomas where the latter boarded a
tfairi • to return to- her hoine in Ro-
chester, N.Y., after enjoying a
month's visit at the home. of her bro-
ther, Mr. Chas. Fhitz and family.
Mrs..Clayton Smith and son Gor-
don of St. Joseph, . Mrs. J.. Geiger,
and daughter Miss Florence motored
•to Kitchener.last week .• The two
-ter returning to their home in that.
city, after spending some tine at the
honie of the former's sister. .•
Rev. and Mrs, E. Heimrich and
son Ronnie attended the Luther Le-
ague Convention at •Tavistock on
Monday. Miss, Anita Datars who had
been visiting with friends there over
the week -end returned home.- with
them.
Mrs, Wm. Schad e and daughters,
Misses Gertrude and Melvina, of Lon-
don; Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schade and
family of Dasharood-• were • Sunday
Visitars at the home of the formers
son, and Mrs. !Clarence Schade,
14-th Con. •
Week -end visitors, at the home • of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Erb were; Mr.
and Mrs.. Lloyd Zehr and two child-
-red and Miss Iona •Zehr niece. .and
alepheW of Mrs. M. Erb all of Low -
2nd Marjorie Hoffman; Pole vault,
sr. boys, 1st Jim Fuss, 3rd, Normby
Mittleholtz; Relay race, boys, lst
Ron. Heimrich 'Glenn Neeb, 2nd Wm
Mero Doug O'Brien; In the champ-
ionships Ronald Heimrich got 3rd,
making i2,3 points, and in the Sr.
boys Bill O'Brien got lst making 15
points. Marjorie Hoffman got ;1st in
the Sr. girls making 13 points.
STANLEY TONX/NSHlY
Honoured at Clinton
. At the close of the Sabbath School
session of Wesley -Willis church, Clin-
ton, on Sunday Sept. 23rd, the mem-
bers of. the Adult Bible Class, pres-
plated their teacher, Mrs. J. McKin-
leY,Nvith a glass tea set of three pie-
ces and tray, as a small recognition
of the faithfulness of her las teacher
for several years. Rev. A. Lane, the
pastor .refere•d to -the faithfulness in
her work in the life of the church.
Mrs. McKinley is leaving shortly for
hernew bonze near Zurich. She was
also pleasantly surprised on the pre-
vious Saturday evening when a
gathering of neighbours was held at
the home .of Mrs. J. Innis when dur-
ing the evening Mrs. McKinley was
presented with a handsome leather
handbag. The Woman's. Association
of the church gave .Mrs. 'McKinley a
gold-mounte•d fountain pen as a part-
ing gift. Mrs. McKinley will be gre-
atly,missed in church circles, and the
best .wishes .of a large circle ;of fri-
ends go -with her to her new home in
Stanley Township, where she was a
valued resident before going to Clin-
ton.' •
BLAKE
The many frienss of ;Mrs. Douglas
are ,glad to know she is able to sit
up each day in her room.
The former Mrs. Annie Jessup of
.ville, N. Y. Also Aaron Zehr and Toronto visited over the 'week -end
family of Wellesley; Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Christ. Schultz and family of •Sea- Oesoh and other friends.
forth. . Mr. and Mrs. F. Young and •Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zehr and fam- C. Meyers' of London visited with
ily and Miss Ilona Zehr, of .Lowville, the Jatter's parents, Mr. and YIZa
N.Y., visited at the home •of Mr. and Sara Hey.
Mrs. Chris. Swartzentruber and oth- .Mrs, Archie Mustard and baby
er relatives over the week -end, Miss boy are spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and 11/Lrs. Sam Hey. •
Edith Swartzentruber who enjoyed
two pleasant weeks • at •Lbwell, re- ;Mrs. Harold Finlay attended the
turning home. trousseau tea and wedding of her
Opearation for Appendicitis • cousin, -Miss Audrey Cochrane, ;of
Glen Campbell, son of Mr. and KiPPen-
Mrs: Earl Campbell, of Hay Town- Miss • Wanda Baker of Hensel is
shipy ;underwent an operation for ap- Gpenclipig a few days at the noire of
pendicitis at St. Joseph't4 Hospital, her parents, Mr‘... and Mas, Robert
London recently and is getting along Baker.
as well as can be expected. •Misa.Nola Baechler has been con -
Sailor Breaks Neck fined to her room for a few days. Het
Goderieh-Loula E. Lemarr of kriefias'Wgh her a sMealy racovery.
Windsor •suffered' a. fractured neck Mr.' and Mrs. Roy ,,McBrido and
when he, fel) from • the deck of the family visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
hald' landing •10-n his head. He was Ma. and Mrs. H. Fiala.y and fam-
aad
fai.ighteralfudsori th the Tool' ofthe
removed to Alexandra Hospital for ily••visited at the home. of. Mr. • and
Mrs. Bruce Walker.
Many took in the anniversary ser-
vices ,at the Hillsgreen churcri on Sun-
day, The Blake ehtIrch will be closed
next Sunday. Oct. 141)11 owing to
the Varna anniversary services. Rev
Mair of Thames Road was in charge
•of the services- on Sunday last.
Mr. William ,Schrag held a Brumes.
gal sale or. 'Thursday.
Mr, James Johnston is quite poor-
ly at paeserit.
A number attended the funeral of
the Tate Mr, Edgar Butt at his home
at Kippen on, Ttlesday afternoon.
South ilimn .publie school Mold To7oNe:itn:NvilTilo.1.Y. t° his.
treatment. He was a member of the
Crew of the vessel.
POISON FOR LADIES
Tragedies of Women Alcoholics
Like sugar to the diabetic, liquor
i. poison to ladies, bits them harder,
ad women alcholics are rapidly in-
creasing, declares Genevieve Park-
hurst, noted researcher. She begins a
vital series of articles on drinking
women, in The American Weekly
with this Sunday's (Oct. 14) issue
of The ,betroit Sunday Times,
HAD GOOD Flab I)AY
NEW ENAMELWARE
4 We are very fortunate in receiving a 6hipment of New
Enamelware, such as Cooking Utensils, Etc., which
seem to be of very good quality, and some attractive
# color designs. To appreciate these articles one litUst
see them. We -invite your inspection.
MATTRESSES MATTRESSES
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Our Stock of Mattresses is 'very good, and you have
t a fine range to choose from, a fine stock of Spring
Filled Mattresses,- ads° the usual Felt filled Mattresses
4' Priced Very Reasonably -
BED ROOM FURNITURE
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Room Suites just in, which are of the newest patterns
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9. Everything in Shelf and Heavy Hardware
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Massey -Harris Advise
ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY FOR 1945t
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1 HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARATORS ON MY ALLOT.
TMENT:
550 to 600 SIZE at $70.75
400 to 450 SIZE @
$59.50
850 to 900 SIZE @ $82.75
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YOUR ,FARM LABOUR PROBLEM
Running water is essential -in the home, the stables, poultry
houses .o:rid greenhouses saves time, labour and promotes
better and healthier living conditions. .
NEW DURO PUMPS ,..„
are available in greater quantities today,;but shorlages o Isifaterials and .
Labour will not allow the Dtiro Factory to produce enough to meet the
demand, .All Duro Dealers are 'on a quota basis and permit to purchase
mast be approved by W,P.T.B.
EMCO'FIXTLTRES AND FITTINGS
For Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry. "Mit your. Eraco Dealer
for available styles.
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