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ZURICH, THURSDAY M0•
NINE. NOVEMBER 17. 1927.
Make your Fall purchases in Zurich.
uy the Best
COAL
DELAWARE & HUDSON
and,
-D. L. & W. SCRANTON
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SEMET SOLVA.Y
SOFT 'COAL
MILLER'S CREEK
Arriving Soon
121 CAR OF PRINC1u'EDWARD I9 -
LAND GRADE A, WHITE POT-
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HENSALL ONT.
loons -Office 10w, House 16J
HAY COii..8Ncn.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Idoltncil of the Township of
May was ;held in the `i'own ,Haft,
7n.rich, on M'and<aya Oct: 31st. ,All
the members, were present. The
minutes of :the meetings on Oct.
Mrd and Oct, 24th were adopted as
Meeker II!4 l9mlith, » Nl
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$1.501NAXi1tJ ARS, $2 MAY BE CRARC,11Ci'
Read. the Ads. then Aet!
Eye Specialist
Doming
pR;OF. E. KATZ ;
To Reheve Eye Sight' trot.ble at
ZURICH, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEa 23rd
AT THE DOMINION HOTEL
headache, Dizziness, Twitching
Eye Lid®, Defective Vision re-,
lieved by our 'Famou's Mniscus
,Lenses,
A's Prof. Katz, is known to be
one of the Moot Skilled Opticians
of To -day, By his Great Meth
od .:He can help you, even other+s
Fail.
read.
The tahlowng accounts were
passed-• , ,
•Berlingtom Steel Co„ steel Rd,
3, 71.89; C.X.R. freight on steel
8,51; E. Hendrick,, pay sheet crd.
'14, 57.50; T. Ayotte pay sheet rd.
1.0 178.43; Perth Fire Ins. Co, insur-
ance en :hall 20.00; Ont Hoispitai,
for C. Rupp 39.00; R. Cudmore,
lime for hell 3.00; E. F, Klapp, sel-
ecting Vicars, \4.0D; W. H. Edighof-
ler, ditto 4.00; A. F. Hess, ditto 5.00
1}T. Flanzbard ' pay sheet Schwalm;
Drain 146.99; ]T, 'Brown, pay sheet
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Brown's Boot Shop Windows
FORETELL Alii, INTERESTING- STORY OF NEW ',FALL
FOOTWEAR. 0°,ASELONS. THEY ARE AUTHOR.ATIVE AS .THE
LAST ISSUR Cf•F VOGUE.
THEY WILL ThPRESS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NEW
STANDARD OF VALUE OF THE MODERATE PRICES.
AND YOU ARE ASSURED OF SATISFACTION
WHERE GOOD SHOES COST LEG,.
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Eoerylxody its, Cordially Invited,
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,,Rd, 15 92,50; P. Schwalm, pay S!ht 1
Rd. 7, 168.50; Stade & Weidlo, cem-
ent and ,furnace 227.50; F. Stelck,
pay ,,sheet rd. 4, 202,80; C. Aids-
worth, pay sheets rds. 2, 3, 13.14
'377.15, C. L. Smith, printing. ac-
count' 202.50; H. Krueger, i'pay
sheet (rd, 10 217.25,; E. ; Datars,pay
sheet *is. 3, 17 27.50; 4, Wein tile
ids 1-18 53.23; A. Foster, , part
cement/work rd. 3, 75.00; Yee. E.
E. Clarke, tending lantern Rd. 18
1.95 Ecc-•nonLieal Vire Ins. CO.. IDS.
telephone offiee 24.00; Bell Tel. Co,
tolls 1.36.50; :Northern Electric Co.
supplies 29.81; L. Albrecht, swit-
ching 60.00; M. G, Deitz, salaryjr
car and batteries 91.00; G. Thiel,
teaming account 4.75; D. Schwartz
entruber, wood 8.00.
The Council adjourned to. ,deet
again on Monday, Dec. 5th ,at 1.30
o'clock, p.m'.
A. Ff. Hess, Clerk, ,
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Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
Mr. Win. Brown was to ;Kit-
chener on Monday.
Mrs. W. C. Wagner spent a few
dayin Detroit. .
Mr. and: Mrs, .1, E. Gascho were
to London on Thersday.
Mr. George Deichert, who was
out west on the harvester's ex-
ctp Sion has returned hone.
Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Wn.erth mot-
ored to Kitchener over the we-
ek -en d.
Me. and Mrs. Rol, Geiger and
Mrs. L. .Pfile were to London on
Thursday i last.
Special Kelearial Services will
be ,observed in the Lutheran ch -
teen next ,Sunday., to which ev-
`ery'bot ty is invited. , e
Mr. and Mre, C. 0. •Smith ,and`
Mr. and Mrs. F, Messner of • the
Sauble Line were to Kitchener one
day recently., t
Messrs. F. Fink, H• Mousseau
and Well. Johnston were on a
hunting trip to CanEache• this
past week and bagged a few fine
wild geo!se
Mr. Andrew Price of the village
has purchased the fares of Ila•..
Sunclercock, 2nd.aConcassion, Stan
ley, and gets, possession on Decera-
ber,lst' nest. Mr, Suitdercock be-
e ele•s ori ner. et Mr. Price's 'pro.p-.
erty in ,urksh in the deal,' but does
not intend ko move to Zurich, at
present.
Mr, Chas, Fritz, our local hunts-
nian, who had been up le Musk-
oka on a two -week's deer hunt
returned home on Monday, with
the handsome, prize of a fine three
year old busk. We hear very
little comment from "Charlie" of
the 'exciting time he had in bin;
Ing .this big fellow down, but if
Charlie to le us that he shot it hires-
!self we will most certainly be-
Iiev� a,iy rate if he in.ends
to consume all the venison , he
brought along, it will be a • longer
job than ,it tookt o get the deer.
. fihe Christian Work Committ.'e
Newell Geiger, convener, took
charge of the Evagelical League
meeting last !week Miss Beulah
Sararas reid the scripture read-
ing, The .discussion period fol-
lowed; Miss Olive O'Brein led the
diseas.on. It was the live'i.t'st des
cession khat has taken place this
yeee We are going to have •a
reel lr,ore p1 asant t me this week
We believe there, is to ,be a our -
Jr League, Tuesday eve. 7,00. prise, in store. Our meetings are
Our aim s to instruct, build and all very ,interesting and instruct -
enrich the lfe and character of
lee'. Join at the next meeting!
the Juniors. Come 1.
Thursday 7.30 p.m. Prayer
an d
prase STANLEY COUPLE WEDDED
•.A pretty autumn wedding was
solemnized on Saturday, Nevem,
Friday, 71.30 ppm Sr. ELCE
Ou: program is fascnating inspir-
ing
nspi-ing and educatnve. If you come
.cane you will conte always.
Friday 8,30 p.m, -Choir Practice
THOUGHT PROVOKERS
The Ixer;son who does as • he
pleases is seldom pleased with
what the h e, done.
Watch your tongue. It recti;
get you into more trouble in a
mimeo than .you can bet put of in
a :year.
Sunday
10.00 a.lnl Worship
Subject -God's rapturous unfold-
ing hof the mysteries of Heaven,.
I 'Cor. 13; 12.
11 lam -Bible School, •
The Pastor, ,Rev; W. Y. Dreier,
will conduct ,the opening 'exer-
cises, • Our :Bible, School Sessions
are fnteresting and instructive.
CoiT,,e and (meet with us,, we have
classes for all.
J•. E. Gesell °, Superintendent
7.30 see---Wortahip
Subject -The immeasurable
Mess *1 the Grace of God
Christ Jestts put Lora.
frill -
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bel 5th, when Frieda Lees Talbot,
youngest ;daughter of Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Talbot, of the Blue Water
Highway, became the bride of Mr.
Boy Frederick Scolchmer, son of
Mr. and Mrs„, John Scotche er, near
Bayfield The corem,o.ny was per-
formed liy ;R• v. R, M. Gale of
Bayfield. The 'bride lookedsweet
and girlish in hex sleeveless .French
frock of white georgette, which
was heavily beaded, and with deep
;scalloped heat. Her embroidered
'ilk nee veil was held in place with.
orange, blcissoms, and she carried
an aenet', o;f pink and white 'mums,
with bu`texfli;.rs and maidenhair
hair fern, Miss Vera Dowson
e.ade a 'charining bxi:l. stnaid,
gowned in �t1owe ed chiffon neo-
rgette and carried a bouquet of
sweet peas and maidenhair fern.
The groom }vas supported by the
bride's brother, Leonard TnPhot.
.after the eerernlouy tb e happy co-
t.plo. left by motor for Detroit,the
bride wearing Ca egress of rose
beige crepe with pleated trim-
ming, ,rosewood coat wits shawl
Caller of roandel fee and a Smart
French .'hat rind accessories to
1 match. Thegr etom's gift to the
-gide was e handsome cabinet (el
ail v er. On th^it 1 ett:e n Mr., midi
jvM'•s,. Itienitlinvn will vs cl, nn tree i
1 groom''; alle, etei'roi Thar ;1 a‘,ie!d,, '►,
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