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Vol. XXVUI No 47
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE70 1928.
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Mr, and Mrs. John Dui'hiarme,
and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corriveau
motored to Bad Axe, Mich., last Tu-
esday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Laporte and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corrive.u.left
for Detroit last Wednesday to visit
friends and relatives there.
Mrs. Peter Ducharme is, spending
a couple of weeks in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. John Laporte at-
tendedthe ordination of young
priests at St. Peter's. Cathedrel, Lon-
don, on Saturday:
Sorry to report that Mr.:',T.oseph
Rau is not very well at pretent.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rau, Mr:and
Mrs. Chas: Laporte, aiso Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Laporte attended the cel-
ebration of the first High 'Mass in
Stratford of their nephew, Rev. Fr.
Durand .and son of Mr. and Mrs.
Remie Durand of that city.
Mr. Joseph Ducharme, black-
smith, of this place, is confined to his
bed with a very sore "leg, inflicted
while repairing a road grader.
Mr. and Mrs. Regis A..Denomme,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leans Durand, al-
so Miss Gibbons, teacher ; of the
north Separate School, attended the
celebration of the First High Mass
of the latter's brother, Rev. Father
Gibbons of Wingham. Hewas or-
dained at London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams, aiso
Mrs. Robert Douglas of Saskatoon,
called on friends and retavives in
this vicinity last Sunday. .
New Barber
Having opened up ',a barber
Shop tin the Dominion ;*4''euse1,
Zurich, I, ami in a position ti5`give
entire ,satisfaction to the public.
Our prices are;—
Haircuts ..
Children's haircu
Shave ......
Massage ......
Shampoo,
.Razors, Honed ..
Head Rub
Ladies Hair cuts
Beginning May 10th every Thurs-
day afternoon and evening a Julywill be here to marcelle,
Phone appointments appreciated.
Ladies Haircuts a Specialty
NORVAL PRECIOUS
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Evangelical Church' Notes
ZURICH — ONT.
UNCHURCHED MEN
Allow me to name ten types of
mien who seldom go to church but,
need the church and would be great-
ly benefitted by its ministry: 1
The cross materialist; absorbed in•
the earthly, and making only a living
but caring not how he builds his life;
2. The profane man, a bluffer; who
'thinks his cuss words add emphasis
to his speech. 3. The . Sabbath
Breaker; viho cares not for soul cul-
ture and says he can worship God
anywhere, but doesn't. 4. The
Skeptic; who is trying his best to
believe a lie, and disown the truth
about rod. 5. The habitual liar.
He can't stand truth and honesty
and 'so he stays at home. 6. The
hypocrite; And he is a 1000 times
as numerous outside the church as in
it. "'7. The immoral man; he's un-
comfortable in church, because
(God's word bites his soul. $. The
thief and robber; who gambles, pays
starvation wagesor loafs on his job;
'9. The indifferent man; and his
tribe is legion. ..The pleasure lover;
He idolizes pleasure and dtgrades his
finer qualities. The anto becomes
a curse to him. He lives for fun.
You are not in this group are you?
God pity you if you are! Begin
to -day to attend church and help us
to set the world in order.
Tuesday' eve., 7 p,ni.—Jr. League
sday, S. pm. -Prayer and Pr'aiae
Friday 7.30 p.m. --Senior League
Friday 8.30 p.m.—Chohr 'Practice
SUNDAY SERVICES
Warship 10 A. M.
Subject—The ministry of afflict-
ion and adversity
11. a.m.--Bible School,
. l�. Gatische, Superintendent.
Warship; „7,30 1'. M.
Subject -=All things work together
for good to them that love God.
14v. l « 'li. Dre4iti PNIitor .
Mr. Keith McLean, Editor of the
SeaforthHuron Expositor, called on
his Zurich friends on Friday
Mr. Philip Beaver was a recent
visitor to Crediton, and while there
he attended the funeral of his bro-
ther.
Reeve E. F. Klopp is at Goderich
this week, attending the June me-
eting of the Huron County Co-
uncil.
Messrs. Garnet and Gordon Wal -
per of Detroit, were week -end visit-
ors with their parents here.
Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Campbell and
daughters Jean and Dorothy of Tor-
onto, called on their, Zurich friends
the past week.
Mr. Milton Hey of Detroit, was a
week -end visitor at his home here.
His mother, Mrs. J. Hey Jr., who
spent the past week in Detroit, re-
turning with him.
Mrs. D. S. Williams, of New
Hamburg, Mrs. E. Herold and Mrs.
E. Schmidt of Shakespeare, visited
at the home of the former's niece,
Mrs. C. L. Smith, the past week,
also taking in• the W.M.S. Conven-
tion at the Evangelical church.
On Friday evening, May 25th the
Luther League entertained all the
German immigrants in the locality
A programme consisting of Choruses
instrumentals, readings and solos
was , enjoyed,, The remainder of
the evening was spent in playing in-
teresting games, after which follow-
ed a lunch consisting of ice cream,
sandwiches, cake and coffee. A
good time was reported by all pres-
ent.-
Dr.
res-
ent.Dr. H. H. Cowen, our popular
dentist, is this week attending the
Annual Dental Convention at Tor-
onto. The Doctor believes in keep-
ing well posted in all the newest
methods in this profession, and by
attending these annual meetings all
these new findings are discussed. As
a consequence, he will be absent
from his Zurich and Dashwood offic-
es this week, when they will be clos-
ed.
This Wednesday has ushered in a-
gain the half -holiday for the three
summer months, and people whe
come to town on Wednesday afterns-
noons to do their shopping will get
badly left, unless they have a special
date on. We do not know just
where the most of the villagers will
spend this first afternoon, as by
the looks of the weather, it will be a
downpouring of rain, and we pre-
sume the rest will be enjoyed all the
more as a result.
Mr. Louis Kalbfleisch and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Kalbfleisch, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Haberer were to London
on Friday, when Convocation at the
Western University took place, and
which time the degree of B. A was
inferred upon Mr. Herbert Kalb-
fleisch, and son of Mr. Louis Kalb-
fleisch, who has graduated at the
Waterloo College, and who passed
with honors, having obtained the
second highest standing of any grad
nate in Western Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pfeffer of
Listowell visited with relatives and
friends in Zurich and vicinity. Mrs.
Pfeffer taking in the W.M.S. Conven
tion, while Mr. Pfeffer is represent-
ing an oil burner to attach to your
furnacd, .or heating equipment,
which does away with coal shoveling
and , disposing of ashes, and if it
is as represented, will prove -a great
convenience in heating the home in
the long winter months.
Executive Meet.
The Executive of the Huron.
Presbyterial Women's Missionary So
ciety . was held in Wesley Willis Ch-
urch, Clinton, on !Monday, May 28th,
with almost a full attendance. Much
interest and prayerful consideration
of plans for carrying on of the
year's work was uppermost in the
mind of each present. It was moved
by Mrs. Lane and seconded by Mrs.
Gardiner that all resignations be in
the hands of the Nominating. Cont-
mittee before January 31st, and
that a list of vacant offices will be
seat to each auxiliary ' who will be
asked to make nominations and
returns to the Norpiirtating Comniitte
zr`veek before the Presbyterial.
The roost popular Line of Diam-
ond Rings in Canada
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FOOTWEAR
Our Stock of Spring
and Summer Foot-
wear for Women,
Men, Boys and Girls
are now complete
and we invite you
1925 Ford, 4 -door sedan, looks as goocl as new, tires nes;
front and rear bumpers.
i926 Ford Coupe, upholstering and paint as good as new. Dam-
pers front and rear and speedometer,
1923—Ford Sedan, upholstering and paint good and Ws ear
can be bought for ,the price of a touring car.. Motor in
A. 1. condition. t
1926 Ford Coach, equipped with bumpers and new license..
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FORD DEALERS
Batteries $9.95,
SECOND BAND FORD PARTS AT HALF MICR'
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Spring and Summer
GoOns
When you start out to do your
spring and summer buying come
Here
PRINTS, BROADCLOTH RAYONS, SEHITINGS, COTITONADE
FLANNELETTES, ETC.
SHOES, AND RUBBERS, HARDWA.RE; A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF PAINTS, FOR SPRING HOUSECLEANING. HARNESS
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY.
FRESH GROCERIES AL.W.AVS OX RAND.
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