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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY 170 (928a
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP.
Mr: Robert McKinley, who has
not been enjoying good health fon
some time, lt,went to London last
week and was 'olerated on at, St•,
Joseph's Hospital. His condition is
rather serious, but his many friends
hope that he may be restored to his
usual health.
Mr. Ernie Penrose of London, sp-
ent the past week with his parents
at the parsonage, Varna.
Mother's Day was 'Observed in
our churches last Sunday, when fit-
ting sermons were enjoyed by all.
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Mr. Thos. Snowden purchased a
Ford sedan from C. Fritz & Son.
Mrs. W. Madge, of Bayfieid, is
visiting friends in town.
Messrs. Clarence Foster and
Leonard Young of Kitchener, spent
Johnston -Stephenson " Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
An interesting event t d1 place at . Alex. Foster.
the home of Mr. and -Mrs. D. J Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jervis of
Stephenson on Saturday, May 12th, Holmesville, were Sunday evening
when their youngest daughter, Clara, ;.visitors in the village.
Alice, became the bride of Percy Dr. H. H. Cowen has purchased a
Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. , New Ford Coach from C. Fritz &
Johnston of Varna. The ceremony %`Son, dealers.
was performed by Rev. Jas. Pen- Mas, sr$, Ted. Iiaberer, Floyd
rose of Varna. Miss Margaret. P'iak /and Dave Schwartzentruber
Johnston acted as bridesmaid, while ,were on a business trip to London on
Mr. Elmer Stephenson supported 'thq, '"Wednesday.
groom. After the wedding dinnlr# Mr. and Mrs. Merner Eilber and
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston left for a trip
to Marlette, Detroit and Toronto. On.
their return they will •reside on the
groom's farm on Goshen Line with',
the best of wishes of a host of fri
ends.
amily of Detroit, spent the week -
'end at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
jos Routledge.
Mr. Russell Preeter, Misses Mabel
and Muriel Preeter, and Mr. Melvin
433rown, all of Kitchener, were Sun -
friends in the village.
B 0 R N Rev.' Fr. Stroeder and Fr. J. E.
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:Gerard of the Sauble Line have each
CKlopp-At Hay Township, on May -treated themselves to a new Chrysler
8th, to Mr. and Mrs..Oscar Klopp, coaches.
a daughter. Mrs. Hy. Rupp, who has been in
Walper-In Stephen Township, on Detroit for the winter months. has
May 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. returned to Zurich for the sum-
Walper, a daughter. mer.
Denoinmo-At Sauble Line Sranley Rev. and Mrs. Dreier were called
'i o t -lshin, on May 13th to MT. ,; t.i Cliffo;rd- the beginnine' of the week.
and firs Lawrence Denomme, a;_ ; attend the funeral of Mr. Dreier's
son.sstei' who 'had passed away at .that
place on Sunday morning.
11T1'. nad Mrs. Chris. Schwartzen-
trnber, and Mr. and Mrs. Chris. fib
0 b 'b er of the Bronson Line e 'tt v ed the
8. '1 ne al of -:kr es.F.711+,. rt Ent ib.
Ha ring opened up a imrberp null
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Ladies Haircuts a Specialty
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ali:tire satisfaction to the public. great many as a, holiday; and then
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Evangelkkal Church Notes
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;Tuesday eve., 7 p.m. -Jr. League
Thursday 7.30 p.m. Prayer and
Praise
Friday 7.30 p.m, -Senior League
Friday, 8,30 p.m. .Choir Practice
..THE CIIAR1MI OF THE
SANCTUARY
A day in thy courts is better than
ihel,e .nd t t 'y •nt in the pleai-
ures. and he,uries of sinful life.
Cod's Doorstep is a happier rest
than the downy couches of the
royal .inners. God's least Messing
is better than the devil's best. We
extend to you an abounding welcome
to your Father's house. Colne in
to fellowship with brethern and with
God. Catch your spiritual breath
and rest a while and having found
new strength, courage and joy, go
forth to greet the task of a new
week withconfidence and .assurance
of victory, How you live during
this week largely determines the
value of the coming Sabbath. I-Iow
you. use the Sabbath, greatly determ-
ines your Manner of living in the
week that follows
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. M.
Subject: Banifaetting in the 23,
Psalm.
l� 'a.m,-Bible School,
J. E. Gaseho, Superintendent.
Worship: 7.30 P. M.
Subject; Rev. R. 13. Stephenson,
Stratford, Ont., will speak, rep-
resenting the Lord's Day Alliance
:lEl ot& tt, it. Dreier, VW/Stoic
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o11Ser o•t
'on Sundae ,} l e , ee t,, ei'
gri.'gation occ'i fl 1.0 1' t' !
and rendere)( otii•ia, c.
selections for the occasion. zh
evening a large gathering assembled
and listened to the fine program wk -1
i.ch was being run ole in which the
,'little elle.; figured greatly,
A 111e the. of
Zurich .Agricultural :clod wr..•
last Fri,lay ) t ?tet the d , .
for the Fail Fain i'or this year tit
fixed for Monday and Tuesday, Sep-
tember, 24th and 2:ith. The hay
on the Fair Ground.i will be sold by
auction en Sat'1rOny ev,eling. May
19th. The attraction Committee is
composed of Messrs. J. Decker, Jr.
J. P. au and Ferd Haberer. Special
prize Committee: E.I. I3 ibe rr and
A. F. Hess. It was d, tided to
have a fret' -for -all ' ld green
on fair day. A number of changes
were ?nada hi the prize list
Gill -Turnbull
One of those happy events was
solemnized at the Manse, Grand
Bend„ by Rev, J. M. Coiling, when
Miss Ruth Turnbull, daughter. of Mr.
nd /Um. Aril T•ur'nl'ul] of t:le
Blue Water Highway, became the
bride of Mr. Cecil Gill, son of Mr.
John Gill, of Grand Bend: The hap-
py couple Taft by motor for London
Detroit and Niagara Falls and on
their return will be at home to their
friends. The best wishes of the
community will follow them all
through life,
goner. --Neu s chw an ger
An interesting matrimonial event
took pace at the Lutherr1-1 l'.
;e, Dashwood on , l;n day last
when Rev, Ness performed the c.ere-
molly which united in marriage i'Iis;
Hilda, youngest daughter of Mr.
1.^tan Neusehwanger, Elind Line,
TT 1'y Township, end Mr. John Rader.
son of Mr. ertd 1Irs. Louis Rader, of
the Town Line, Stephen. Mr, and
Mrs. Rader twill reside on the gro-
om's farm on the nth concession of
Clay Tbwiiship•
The most popular Line of Diam-
ond Rings in 'Canada
WE HAVE THEM
Hess, The Jeweller
tay :he t"est
COAL
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D. L. & W. SCRANTON
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SOFT ; .COAL
MILLER'S CREW
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A CAR OF PRINCE EDWARD IS-
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3`) •l -door sedan, 10
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upho1steriil`'T,,,.' on.. i ti;- .. ".ii as 11.W.
4 1023--F ord Sedan, upholstering and paint good and this car
can be bought for .the price of a touring car. Motor a;'.
pers front and fear and speedometer.,
A. 1. condition.
1928 Ford Coach, .equipped with bumpers and new license,
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Tires 30x3:1; $5: to $t;. Battei' es $9 1.:$
SECOND HAND FORD PARTS AT HALF PRICE
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WE CARRY A NICE A.SSORT1 E NT OF GINGGar AI
PRINTS, I3ROADCLOTH RAYONS, SKIRTINGS, COTTONA1 Tai
FLANNELETTES, ETC.
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWARE, A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. IIARNE 3,
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
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