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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 19270
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Z. P. S. SCHOOL REPORT
ROOM I,. for October
Ir. pr.-Wilferd Sn ith' 167, Dor-
urthy Voisin 159,;A1nceda Deieh-
t 157; 'Wellaax Snaith 139, Calvin
Chiel 129, Laird . Thiel
Sr. Pr. -Archie MacKinnon 181,
Voris Quigg 175e, Allen Gascho 168
ea oresi Mittleha tz.163, Doris Mey-
ers 156; Mildred Haberer 154, Dor-
.een O'Dwyer 127, Alphonsus Gren-
ler 85. ,
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Alice Beaver 240, Anthony Voisin
223, Marie -Bedard 191, Lewis Thiel
171, Mary "Merrier 149 absent.
Sr. I-Maet, Smith. 2.90, Laura Dei. -
chert 290, Veo1a4Klopp 276, Pat-
ricia •Ducharmie 260, Karl Stein-
bach 235, Lawrence Voisin ' 22,7
Lawrence Bedard 172, • Eileen Bea-
ver 157.
Jr. Il -Margaret Schwalm 382,
Grace Meyers 351, Theresa Zettel,
300, Hubert Smith 252, Peter Voisizj.
227, Albert c1ausins 187, Edn..a Ko -
I -Vera Decher 308, 'Elgin ehenvs,165-
276, .Mar. ,orae Galiman 2.49, t Mrs. G, .Koehler,, Teacher.
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FOOTWEAR EASWONS. THEY ARE AUTHORATIVE AS THE
1 LAST ISSUE OF VOGUE.
Room, II
Sr. Hi -Alice Decker 503; Beat
rice Gescho 500; Margaret Haber.-
er. 492: Quiimbe Hess 484, Ruth Ch-
urch 470, Alwyn Stenbus 402, Ha-.
zel Uttley 397, Dorothy Stel374;.
*Rosa Zettel 365, Harry Foster.
Jr. II! -Charles Thiel 380, *Len-
ora Haberer 359, Paul Hess 329,
Shirley Koehler t3022, *Louse Will-
ert 2 °6, (Rocs JohnsLon 256, ,'Vera
Deichort 237, *Albert Lebold 203,
*Stewart Thiel 157, *Armand Gren-
ler 94, Ralph Uttley absent.
Sr. II --Fie l Brown 547, Edith
De:chert`'' 1;7, Lee:and, Schwalm 471
Beatrice Thiel 4.47, Reta li'leisch
auiar 423, Willie Brawn 411, *Blanche
Greiner 404, *Morley Salni:on 372,
Beatrice (Meiding'er 357, *Homer'
Salmon 350, Ruth Foster • 336,
Jack Merrier 309, Karl Rembe 289
*Bertrand Deichert 239.
*Those narked missed one or
rrLore .exams.
0. ,0''Brein, Teacher.,
Room, ILL , .
The following results -Were bas-
ed on exam,inatioons in Artithmetc
Geography, History, Grammar and
'he,d dyeing the month
of September and October.
Sr. IV -Violet Schwalm 79%
Hugh MacKinnon 77, Harold Stade
76, Richard Bedard 74; Nelda
Schwalm 73, Ivan Willert• 70, Ad
eline Sleischauer 69.5; 'Baby eh
Church 69, Laurette Farwell 63,
Earl Yungb,ut- 62, Pearl Strain's 61
Helen Thiel 55, Mary Kochen7us 54.5,
''George Ducharna,e 15, Byron Du
charrue 43, Francis Kipper and
Cecil Uttley, absent.
Jr IV -Earl Flaxboard 79, 'Heel
vey Clausius 73, Albert Heidein-in
69, •Gordon Howald 68, Margery
Gascha 66; Milverna Geiger 64, 6,
*Clifford Salmon 61, ' Flossie Stead:
60, Leonard Smith 59, *Alberet De-
ichert 59, Olin Foster 57, *Antion-
• • eta? Grei'e , 56, Po -and Grenierancl
e .Clarence ,Smith, absent.
Mrs. Ed. Apt is 'spending a few
weeks in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. Gottschalk of
Seaforth visited with friends here
a: few •days last week:
Mr. and M 's, T, L. WI iirlrj5 lye,*
'Si=)day visitors with relatives in St
Marys.
Rev, and Mrs, W. Y. Dreier are
attending the hig Missionary Con-
vention at Listowel] this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Faust and
family of Detroit, visited v;th the
former's aunt, Miss Lydia Faust
on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Make Horner an 1
family and Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Geiger motored to C'hesley on
'Monday.
Mr. Alfred Melick and daughter
MI's. Geiger, of Elkton, Mich., vis-
ited with friends here, at Crediton
and Kitchener, for a few days:
this week.
Mr. Land Mrs. Adana: Sippel \1 and
'so11, ilfred of Milverton, were
week -end vis:tors with relatives in
this community.
'Mr. and Mrs. S, !Brand, Ma. and
Mrs. J. (Hoffm•an and daughter
Lillian all of London, were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mrs.
G. llIess aneMiss AnO_
The annual Ixsreting of. the Zara
th ,Jubilee Band will be .held in
the Band Hall, on Thursday even-
ing, November .3rd.
Judge Lewis of Goderich was
in the village on 'Thursday and
presided over the Court of 'Rev
ision of the Voter's List and the
Those marked * missed one or''selection of jurors,
more exams. Miss Elda Ca'lfas, who was at
F. M. Kalbfleisch, Teacher, ; London Hospital, where she un -
'dement an operation for appen-
dicitis, return::d to her home last
week, much improee1 in health.
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Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
• Mr. `and Mrs. T. L. Williams at-
tended the funeral of the late Rev.
Dr. Colin Fletcher, at IIensel' to
Thames Road tchurch, last Tuesday
Jr League, Tuesday eve. 7.00. afternoon. The del+arted being an
Our airnl s to- instruct, build and uncle to Mrs. Williams, and the
enrich the lfe and oiiaracter of funeral was one of the largest ev-
the Juniors. ' er experienced in that church.•
Thursday 7.30 p.m. Prayer and
Praise
Friday 7130 pim.--Sr. ELCE
Our program is fascnating inspir-
ing and educgtnve. If you come
once you will - come always.
Friday 8.30 p.m. -Choir Practice
Hank, where on -earth were you,
last Sunday? 01i its just a c4'se
of Sunday its Listen Hank. Your
bad example ia contas,iouus and
hai.'nn,'ul. I ll now only one Wiele
t is pleased with it and he wears
• horns and 'h000fs. Oh Shank you
• .make me feel creepy and it tse-
4$.enr I • rn"1 b-, ins o e Y0.10'0h-•
to, for missing worship 25 times
since May. and nu warning you
that you must swerve into• is
better way •ar your won't need
bothering to take an overcoat a-
long to where you, go when you
die-. Whew! Shank; you're bor-
ing a hole right through into ir.y
conscience about this chi reh go -
n•;' bt,'siness. Well then there's a
!spark jot hope left :for you. Well
'I know it Shank. I've lorir.rd the
gadding habit. I'm 'sorry too, .for
its erowing 000 me, as a rolling
,snowball' grows on a warm! \'inter
day. This is what I'll do+.
break this habit before it i reaks
tee, '1'll go, with you. to • church. froin
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Stinday
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Subject -What Shall I . sender un-
to the Lord.
11 ,a.ni 33ible School,
X. Gascho, Superintendent.
7.30 p.rn.-Worship
Subi+eet-Hin!ship with God anis!.
A very inteeesting social took
place in the town hail, Zurich, on
and Mrs. E. F. Kiopp entertained
the. members of Huron County Co -
evening. A full report of which
will appear in our next iasue.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Sol.
Bochler of the Bronson Line, was
on Sunday sWcken with an at-
tack of „ippendicitis and was
immediately rus'aed to London Hos-
pital, where she was at. once oper-
' ated on, and of. lat3st reports we
are glad ,ta learn, is improaing as
wellies can be expected,
The, exceptionally fine and
warn.. weather continues to stay
with Us regardiese of the weeks
and months alipping by% Here We
!are now in Novi.m,er with weather
just like tthe beginning, of Sept-
ber, people Isitting but on the
✓ emaridah far the aLernoon, every-
thing with exception of the trees
lool;ing ,so nice and green, as we
have had praaieally froost to
!do any damage. .A nice showep
o n Tuesday moiling was mech. ap-
prccietld, as farmers find it al -
heavy ;soil.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Fritz and eon
Ward motored to St. Jacobs on
Sunday, Mr_ Frit:0 remaining at
obs. and a former priacipal. of Z.
P. School, will jurney on by motor
ro) to the Parry Sound' District>
Whera they intend to spend a week
or so on the deer hunt. We hope
they will be .successful in landing
<leer family, 4:5' li‘rit's many
Zurich friends aro longing for
Rev, W. Y. Dreier, Pastor M IC. rVartittally send ov,er to the '
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Ladies' iirrist Watches
HERE IS A REAL OPPORTUNITY
To. wear a Wrist Watch
Fancy -Green or white casesj,
15 Jewel Movenaents
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
See them, in our Window.
Hess, The Jeweller
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Arriving Soon
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Harness Trunks Valises Auto Tires
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR LEATHEWGOODS, HARNESSI ta.
OF ALL KINDS, LEATHER CLUB BAGS, LADIES' BRAG% lirt
COIN AND OTHER PURSES A PINE DISPLAY ON HAND
GOOD SUPPLY OF MEN'S MITTS, OVERALLS, HORSE Ma
ANKETS, ETC, ON HAND
SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTO TIRES RIGHT NOW.
Come in and ?see ieur fine display of Uaefull Goad%
HARNESS REPAIRING ALWAYS AT YOUR sErmasi,.
School Footwe
NOW is the time to secure Schoo
Footwear for Style and Service
while our Stock is complete
WE HAVE MANY NEW LI NES TO SHOW YOU IN MEN4
+ • WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEA.R.
+ A COMPLETE STOCK OF MEN'S AND BOYS WORKBOOTS.
• Where Quality, Style and Prices Can t
We Win!
SHOE MERCHANTS
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Fall and ,Winter
GOODS
Wz, can supply your wants at the right pric
IN THE LINE OF GOOD WARM UNDERWEAR, MACTUNAW
SHIRTS FOR MEN AND BOYS WIND BREAKERS, MU:P-
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ALSO FLANNEL AND PLA.NN-ELETTES AND DRESS 00130.t=7„
WOOL AND ;FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, STOCKINGS AND)
SOCKS, MITTS, AND GLOVES,
HALTERS AND HARNESS REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R1 N. DOUGLAS
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