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Grocery Store
When you are looking for good things to eat be
sure and visit our Store, as we always maintain to
have a good stock of Fresh Groceries always on
hand, although some lines are at tunes hard to get,
yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from
the leading supply houses... Oranges, Lemons, and
Grape Fruits in season; Canned Goods, and many
other lines we offer at very moderate prices...
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Su Briar Store
Lace Curtain. Matelrial
Per Yard 85c.
House Dresses
Each $11.50
Chenille Bedspreads
Large Size
12.50 Each
Full Line of Men's Work
Shirts and Panis
FOR YOUR SPRING
'CLEANING
Fun Assortment 'of Wall
Papers and Window Shades
Also a few Feltol Rugs,
*Hooked and Braided Mats
' at various Prices
GROCERY SPECIALS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER .2 'TINS 19c
KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN, 'LARGE PKG. 19c
STOKELYS TOMATO .SOUP, 3 TINS 25c
LAING'S C C. SAUCE, 8 -OZ. BOTTLE 19c
PALMOLIVE, BEAUTY SOAP, 2 REG. BARS ..11c
'3 GIANT BARS 25c
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Ladies and Childrens Dresses
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Picture Show
AT
Town Hall, Zurich
ON •
WED: JUNE I9th.
At 8.45 pan. Daylight Time.
MARSHALL PICTURE . SHOW
TEX WRIGHT.
WITH BODY .SCOUTS AND 'COW
BOY ADVENTUREIS
ADDED ATTRACTION
BING CROSBY
IN
Blues of the Night
Including Comedy News
Cartoon
Admission ---.35c. Children 25c.
COME AND SEE THIS SPLENDID
SHOW
HEADS PROG.-CONS. PARTY
Elmer D Bell, of Exeter, was el-
ected president of the Progressive -
Conservative Association of Huron,.
and Huron -Perth, at the annual meet
ing held last Wednesday night at
Hensall. Mr. Bell succeeds J. W.
Morley, of Exeter, who has resigned.
Other offices,;, elected by the associat-
ion to act for the two constituency or-
ganization were. lst Vice, Carl Dra-
per, Clinton ;-`2nd vice, Alvin W. Sil-
lery; Seaforth; 3rd vice,. N. W. Tre-
wartha, 'Clinton; 4th vice, .George
Armstrong, Hay Twp; 5th vice, Fred
Carbot, Staffa. Clark Fisher, of Ex-
eter, was re-elected secretary, an
office which he has held for ten years
Harold Blackstone, of Goderich, was
elected treasurer, succeeding Richard
Welsh of Exeter. Auditors are J. R.
Bolton, of Seaforth, and Peter Eisen-
bach of Grand Bend. The principal
speaker was A. R. Douglas, K.C.• of
London, a past president of the Wes-
tern Ont. Progressive -Conservative
Association, whose subject was the
recent Dominion !Provincial confer-
ence. Other speakers were Mr. Bell,
Thos. Pryde of Exeter, and Dr. R.
Hobbs Taylor, ,M.P.P. for Huron.
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FOOD CONSERVATION URGED
Women in all parts of Canada are
fully alive to the urgency of the
Dominion's "Save Food" campaign.
This is apparent from the many and
varied queries received in the daily
mail of the Food Information Cam-
mittee at Ottawa. Among recent let-
ters addressed to the Committee was
one from a member of a women's
church association, who wrote in part
"Our group of women still insist on
serving sandwiches, cookies and iced
cakes at bi-monthly meetings. The
monthly fee of fifty cents, I am sure,
'would just as willingly be paid and
the social spirit be preserved if one
piece of bread, a .cookie or one piece
of cake were served. Our women
say. `Well, all the other churches do
it. If the rest stopped, so would we.
Perhaps you can do something to ap-
peal to these women -reaching across
the Dominion it would he well worth
while. This is only one of numer-
o'is letters from women who feel
that there should be greater food
conservation at teas and club meet,
inns—women. who, whenever they
eat and wherever they eat, wish to'
share with the hungry "Many women
have probably never thought of the
refreshments 'served 'art their Meet-
ings in terms of the wheat which is
so desperately needed to feed the
famine areas, or they would willing-
ly reduce those refreshments," says
the Food Information Comhnittee.
'Those two or three sandwiches end
those two pieces of cake usually
eaten by each of a group of fifty
people represents approximate) four -
and -a- half pounds of flour, ant those
four -and -a -half pounds of flour
could provide the daily bread ration
of twelve hungry Greeks. Women's
Decoration Day .
Memorial Services and Decorat?on
of graves will be observed •in the
Bronson lineCemetery on Sunday
:afternoon, June 16th at 2.30 p.m.
when a suitable program will be ren-
dered, and decoration of graves will
be ovserved.
On The Job Again
The large Ruston fuel oil engine
of the Zurich Flour Mill which has
been overhauled by Mr. C. Cornish
of Brucefield, is back on the job a-
gain and is daily turning tee wheels
of that enterprising concern. A
new piston, cylinder and main bear-
ing was installed, and if these new
parts will last as long as the former
ones did, most of us will have a few
more Years on our span of life.
To Speak at Clinton
Hon. George A. Drew, Premier of
Ontario will officially open Huron
County's big Feld Day in Clinton's
new Community Park at 1.15 p.m.,
Wednesday, June 19th. The Direct-
ors of Huron County Federation of
Agriculture trust this big event will
develop into a truly County affair,
Lovering both rural and urban popu-
lations alike. All events of the pro-
gram, with the exception of a few
township competitions are open to
the county. If this annual Field Day
can be the means of ,cementing fri-
endly relations in our communities, a
great deal will have been accomplish-
ed, so states a 'boulletin just releas-
ed from the County Seey's Office.
HYMENEAL
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at Trinity Lutheran
Church, London, on Monday, June
the 10th, when Rev. C. Killinger un-
ited in marriage Ellen Martha, Reg.
N., daughter of Mrs. Anne Turkheim
and the late Rev. E. Turkheim and
Fred Ronald, youngest son of Mrs.
Nellie Ha -Wane .acrd the late Captain
T. iBatstone of Newfoundland. The
bride's onI'y attendant was her sis-
ter, Mrs. E. Gaselier of Zurich, and
Mr. Winston' Burgess. ` of Toronto,
brother-in-law of the groom was
best man. Mrs. J.. Terltineim .pre-
sided at the organ.. A reception for
the immediate members of both fam-
ilies was held' at UG'•Tesr Allfen, London.
The Herald joins their. lawny Zurich
friends in extending congraru ations.
St. Peter's R.. C.. Church., French
Settlement was the scene of a beau-
tiful wedding: on. Saturday, June 1st,
when Lucille, eldest daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Lawrence Regier became
the -bride of Mr.. Clare Masse, son of
Mr. and Mrs.. Philip: Masse, of Zurich
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, looked charming in a floor -
length gown. of white sheer which
hung from a shirred bodice: She
wore a fingertip, veil and carried a
white prayer book adorned with
white streamers. Miss Jean Masse,
sister of the groom, a.cted as 'brides-
maid •wearing a: floor --length gown of
pink taffeta. Her headdress was a
pink veil which hung free, a cornet
of roses. She carried .a bouquet of
snapdragon, lily of the valley and
carnations and maiden hair fern. Mr.
Clument .Regiler, brother of the bride
acted' as gra/an� an. Mr. Sovereign
Ducharme was usher. During the
marriage ceremony Mr. Larne Den-
omme and Mr. John Denomme sang.
1 "Ave Maria" accompanied by the;•
organist, Mw. John Denomme. Due-
ing the signing of the register Mrs.
Maurice Durand sang "On this Dray,
0 'Beautiful Mother." Afterwards
the bridal party accompanreq by a
large host of guests, 75 in number,
motored to the home of the bride's
parents to partake of a sumptuous
wedding dinner. The table was dec-
orated with a three-story wedding
cake. The bride's mother received in
a silk jersey dress with a ,•orsage of
Lily of the Valley and sweet peas.
The groom's mother chose a nevy
blue suit and corsage of Lily of the
Valley and sweet peas. A large re-
ception was held at night when
many beautiful gifts were received.
Guests were from Detroit, Windsor,
London,elt2tfc1Cth,
dale,.
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THE ADMIRAL 15 JEWEL, IN
NICKLE CHROME CASES
$15.00
IN SMART GOLD_CASES $18.00
ONLY A ,FEW TO OFFER
ALARM CLOCKS ARE BACK
AGAIN $1.65 to $3.50.
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Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
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Also have in Stock Concentrates and Mineral for
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A Good Line of Patened Medicines on hand always
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