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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 5,t928.
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Build up your own Community by buying Goods in the home town
u• London Life Insurance Company
1 ,r� , tTypical. Policy Results
ANNNUAL DIVIDEND PLAN • , •i•
A Policylhoide ' at ages 31 took a . $1,000 policy on the 20 T.
pay anent Life plan in 1913. On the 15th anniversary of the Pel- 2
' iF icy in 1928 his insnsrance protection will have cost hi.ns4 on the �.
It average, only 44 cents a year. 4.
15ears Prem. of $27.90 each year .::..1 es -1 ..=-,y - $418.50 4.4.
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Total Cost of Insurance Protection for 15 Yearn
The Average Annual Cost in this case is 44 ctsl, for
r�we found you a willing helper. and
�� 4. a gialthful teacher in oar Sunday
�.,.. 299,63 nonite church, have assembled'
There this evening to express!, to
you .the admiration and love;{ �v¢'
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��$1,000 Ina. T. that you have labored among us.
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PRESENTATION
A large number of the members
of the 'Mennonite church gathered
at the hoint!e of their ipastoes,Rev.
and Mrs. C. Schrag on .'.Tuesday;
e'v'ening ;in honor of their eldest
daughter Miss Ruth, who on Sat-
urday was united in marriage to
Mi', S. Peacheyt During tieev'e;n..
ing two presentations were m.ad'4
'with the following addresses;
• We, as members of the Men
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Special Price $12.50 •large size
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ITIIEY WILL IMPRESS YOU WITH AN ALTOGETHER NEW
STANDARD OF VALUE AT THE MODERATE PRICES.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE Only the best . of Itateriaie is
wised. Bring them ter mea and you are .assured nag' cme infaictien
WHERE GOOD SHOES COST LESS. • '
SEE OUR
Mrs. J. J, Smith of Hensall is
visiting with friends here.
Messrls Wm. and Lee Roffman
motored tfo, London. on Wednes-
day,.
Miss Pearl Wurtz who visited
for a few weeks at Guelph, has
returned hone.
school and chureh. We regretex- Mr, and Mrs. Alex. McConnell of
ce.edingly your departure fromourVarna were Sunday visitors at the
midst, but the best of friends roust home of Mr. Wm. Lamont;
part and our hope and 'prayer,' is
that we may meet again some 'fart- Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hess of
are time. Our heartiest good Hensall, were Sunday visitors at
wishes follows you. and yours tb the home of Mrs. G. Hess and'Anna
your new home. May God's tiles- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weber of
sings always be with you and keep Hensall were Sunday visitors at
you. ,We ask you to accept these the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
slight .tokens of our love and ep- weber,
teem, and we assure you that tive
will always have a warm spot in There will be no services in the
our heart for you and yours. Lutheran church on Good Friday,
• but tin Sunday, April 8th Rev.
Signed on behalf 'of relatives and Schilke will preach in the German
friends. language in the morning and stud-
ent Deters will have charge of
Dear_Ruth-- the evening service which will be
1 in English,
We, as ;your pipuls hayz LATE MRS.MERNER.
gathered here to -night, go shvw
our drove to, you'', as ,our Sunday Mary Ann Blear was the bel -
School •teacher. Your have been oved companion of the late'Gott-
a kind and loving teacher to k75. ieb Merner twho departed this
Time and again you have war'ne'd life, April 21, 1924. She was born
'ars, and tried to show us theright near Fort Wayne, Indiana, Au;ust
way of living, and in many W'ays 25,. 1837 and died at her home in
have shown us, .how- that !we qh ,Zurich on Monday, evening, April
uld be bright and shining 2, 1928 folloWing followinga period of afflie
lights for' Jesus. We 'know w that tion of three months duration, and
we will niss youg'neatly from, our through it all she was very pat -
Midst, 'but 'hope also 'that ; 'God ;through
and resigned and uncomplai-
will spare yon, to come back ia- ping. She was most lovingly and
gain some future time. We ask tenderly nursed at the house of her
• you to accept this as ,a slight g ift daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
• an showing our groat love in which Mrs. Wm. Callfas, Jan. 4, 1855 she "
• ,we held you, and we wish you and was married to the late ,G. Merner
• ours joyand happiness inyour
• , •y l p' and together they shared the joys
new home. May God bless , and and sorrows of life for aver 68
•• ,keep yours. years. They lived for two years
• l at Zorra, near New Hamburg at
• S.ignel in behalf of the Sunday 'first, then they came to Blake and
1 School class.•
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The
and
most popular Line of Diam-
Rings in Canada
WE RAVE THEM
Hess, The Jeweller
Buy the Best
COAL
DELAWARE & H ONt
and
D. L. & W. SCRANTON
COKE
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SOFT �, COAL
MILLER'S CREEK
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FORDS! FORDS!
CO se Cars F. r Sale
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To inspect our New and Used. Cary:
before- you purchase
We have nice varietyof used Cars
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• No extra charges for financing. This saves you. .
between $3_ri and $50 r,r, o nor sE▪ +
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far 12 years, -when they located on
the Merner homestead on the Bron
!son Line for 40 years, after -which •
• Perkins -AT Detroit, on April 1st, time they came to Zurich where
to Mr.. and Mrs) nee Ada Witmer father cared. Seven sons and 3 "
• R. Perkins a son.
t' daughters were given them; one
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daughter died in infancy. The
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ZURICH - ONT.
• RADIANT RELIGION
• • Radiant religion is a light that
ishines brightly and a star that
• leads safely. Any other kind , is
-worse than useless. It is a divine
only 13 years old when she was! +;+
le•_i into the enjoyment of the chr-
istian life, during the ministry of
the pioneer ru;n ster, Rev. So'.omon
Weber. She became a member
of the Evangelical Murch and
livedo beautiful exemplary and
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in the face and heart ,and life; in will verify She was a nodest,
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and character. It beauti- I mild, unassuming, unselfish char-
1ies, enriches and perfects. It ins' acter�. Her sotto was "for me to
a good arm,otm, but a bad clock. !live is Christ." God and \ ,His
It glorifies inspires and quickens Kingdom were first in her thinking
life, making it majestic and inn and striving. She exerted agodly
mortal. 1t blesses you most as it ,influence in her home and 'church
is allowed, to use you sacrifi,caily i and community and her works do
in divine Service. It imipells and , follow her. She was an Kdeal and
expells. It shrinks from, all evil l christlike mother and a truly de -
with a shudder and hastens to t otod companion. She loved the
ward sanctity with a hunger. To house and service of God with a
judge religion you roust have it pa: Bron; they were dearer to her
Human thins must 'be known to than all the world. She put first
be loved, but Divine things must things first; let us follow her ex -
be loved first before they can be. ample and be wide builders for
known. (Radiant religion, trans- ; etern.ityr She leaves 3 sisters;figures ! Mrs. Rev. P. Hon steadt, Lincoln-
Teacher -Aren't you Soon eon,ville, Kansas; Mrs. John Kalbfle-
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ing to S. School? No, said Tisch, Filer, Idaho, Mrs. J. l3ecken-
Mary 1 Mother says I roust take ],.anon; IVa efie'. i, Neb.; 11,rother
up Music and dancing first, SheJonathan Blcam of Elkton, Mich;
would rather have ince take up re.- 7 sons a,n:l 2 daughters rental n ;
]igloo later. William of 1Winnipeg; Samuel of
'1'liursda3, 7.30 p.m. Prayer and. ',Ilensall; Jonathan of Windsor, Mrs
Praise, , Chas. E.ilber, Crediton; Jacob of
Detroit; Mrs. Wm. Callfas of Zur-
Friday eve. 7.30 Worship, Subject ich; George of Dashwood; Edward
Zurich, .
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of linyfru.d; Wesley of Zutt
grand children and 17 great grand
children 2 adopted slaughters,
Rebecca - Lasch.inger and Diana
:Ruby, now Mrs. Witmer, and. Twiny
and ;)tiler telativeS and friends. Fun-
eral services will be held from. her
;late home at 2 o'clock, Thuesday
11 a.m.-Bible School, 1, afternoon, Memorial service at
J. E. Ga'selio, Superintendent.' the Evangelical Church and burial
Wortship
e".30 pat the Bronson. Line cemetery„.�t1.-� .�
:Sabi ct-�The resurrected and :Servant of God well done
01 t. JoAnn. Thy glorious warfare's past.
The battles fought, theraceis(run
Fret*e W. S': Dreier, ?Aker tau i art Browned at last.
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Sunday Services.
10.00 a.cn. Worship
Reeption of Members
Ea atism Services.
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FORD COUPE 1926, • extra front and rear bumpers, automatic
wiper, heater, water pump and spot light. Car in good eon -
FORD 4 -door Sedan 1926 model, in beautiful shape, Dueo and.
upholstering like new, extra equipment, aut, wiper, heater
in front and back, and new licenses.
1923 Ford Coupe in real good condition. This car will give
you a lot of cheap transportations.
1926 Ford Tudor in nice shape with new license.
Four Wheel trailer, in good shape, a snap,
and engine can be used for !power, only $20.00 eac�h�
1 GOOD 'Rubber Tire Buggy, nearly good as new. ,
STEEL TIRE BUGGY, very cheap.
FORD TUDOR 1925 in good condition; equipment, spare tire,
automatic wiper, slip covers, heater and license, at a price
any one can afford to pay.
0. FRI- z & SON
FORD DEALERS
Tires 30x31 $5. to $6.
Batteries $9.9
SECOND ,SAND FORD) PARTS AT HALF PRICE
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Spring' and Summer
G ODS
When you start out to coo your
spring and summer buying came
Here
WE CARRY A NICE ASSORTME NT OF GINGHAM,
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SHIRTINGS, COTITONADE
FLANNELETTES, ETC.
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE, A FULL Assorrmrwr
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. IIAIiN,'B 4.ss
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON LAND,
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