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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, 'NOVEMBER 8 1928.
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IN MEMORIAM
WURM---Anna= M. Wurm, Three
years ago, November 10th, 1925, out
dear sister Anna paused .away.
Somewhere, Anna, we shall' find you,
When His great will is done;
evall stand once more beside you,
When he calls for us, to come.
Loving. Sisters and Brothers.
SCHOOL REPORT
The following report is based on
the mark's obtained in a contest for
October. * absent for several days.
Sr. IV--Emelia Rader 204; Otto
Becker 163; Pearl Wiegand 159.
Jr. IV- *Edward Gagstetter 128;
*Melton Walper 95.
Sr. III ---Dorothy Rader 139; Har-
old Rader 123; Jean Weber 116; El-
more Gagstetter 103. ,
Jr. III ---Elgin Rader 156; Lorne
Rader 110; *Herbert Miller, 113;
*Harold. Schwartzentruber 86; Emil
Becker '83; *Hilg. Miller 63; Vernon
Schwartzentruber 48.
Sr. II --Frieda Becker 145, Donald
Oestreicher 143; Vernon Becker 134,
Glen Walper 125, *Delton Schwartz
entruber 104.
Sr. I ---*Elmore Rader 88.
Sr. Primer ---Kenneth Weber 72.
H. W. Brokenshire, Teacher
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SCHOOL REPORT
Report of S. S. No. 6, Hay, for
the month of October.
Sr. III ---Martha Foster 974; Olive
Witmer 955; Doris Greb 872; Alvin
Gingerich 661; Louis Farwell 655;
Kenneth Greb 631.
Jr. III --Gladys Gingerich 960; Win
nifred Battler 943; Orlando Battler
814;
Sr. II --Joe Hoffman 509; Lorne
Gingerich 361.
Jr. II --Grace Wein 759; Anthony
Hoffman 511; Irene Foster 505;
First Class --Rose Hoffman 460;
Fred Farwell 240.
Sr. Primer --Ruth Witmer 393;
Neil Gingerich 320., r'
Jr. Primer--Lennis Gingerich 303,.
Leonard Hoffman 134; Albert Hoff-
man 28.
No. on Roll 21. Aver. att. 20.
Grace E. Pepper, Teacher.
Miss Ida Brill was a week-end'vis-
itor with friends at New Hamburg.
Mr. Thomas Turnbull of Grand
Bend, called in the village on Tues-
day.(
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wurm enjoyed
a.;pleasant motor trip to Jarvis on
Sunday.
Tray Council met for its regular
monthly meeting on Monday. A
full: report of the minutes will ap-
pear in next week's issue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Staubus, who
have recently moved to London,
were wekk-end visitors with relati-
ves here.
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kr. Peter Melsaac of Dashwood,
has treated himself with a new Ford
Coupe which he purchased from C.
Fritz & Son.
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Worship 10 A. M
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SCHOOL REPORT
Report of S. S. No. 4, for the
month of October.
Sr. IV --Clare Surerus 191, *Napol
eon Geromette 67
Jr. IV-*Olevia Masse 109.
Sr. III ---Della Smith.
Jr. III -Norman Geromette 266;
Emmerson Erb 220; *Laura Masse
1513.
Sr. II --Dorothy Gascho 267; Alice
7$b 232;
Jr. II -Gertrude Thiel 20S, Dennis
Masse 146; Elzer Masse 8'3.
TWA CClass--Claire Geiger 294;
(Grana Ortwein 283; '*Rets Masse
1.1:23; *Gerald Masse 99.
Peiiner-Adelore Masse.
Average attendance 12.5.
L. Martin, Teacher=
d angelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
How to• Live Nobly
Trane day by day. Do not live a
wwee'k., month or year at a time. Don't
:date all your happiness into the fut-
ure. Don't let tomorrow's troubles
Amar to -day's joys Tomorrow is gol
de -m tested, don't make it blue. Life
:at its best needs a touch of grief and
pain and distress but you can trans-
form it into beauty and blessing and.
ride -into your haven on the crest of
the roses. Live a truly famous life
this your name may never adornthe
hall of fame. Be great and grateful
Be as deaf and blind and as ones-
eutful as you can, to the meanness
and brutal heapedon you by roan.
"Be rich in gentle smiles •and . sunny;
A jewelled soul • exceeds .a•- royal
crown
The kiehest,man sometpmes has little
. money,.
A millionaire is oft the poorest man
in town.
Special Sale
OF LADIES' FANCY
WristWatches 1
$8.50 to
$25.00!
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith and dau-
ghter Mae, were visitors at the home
of theformer's brother, at Hamilton
over the week -end.
Z A goodly number from the vil-
lage and vicinity attended the fowl
supper held by the United Church at
Grand Bend on Monday evening, and
report a very worthwhile event.
Mrs. Lydia Pfile and daughter
Pearl, were at Hensall for a few days
last week, while Mr. W. H. Pfile of
that place was attending a large S.
School convention at Galt.
Rev. and Mrrs. W. Y. Dreier were
va4itors during the past week with
friends at Waterloo, and who accom-
panied them on a motor trip to Buff-
alo where Mr and Mrs. Dreier visited
with their daughter at time city.
Mr. Sol Zimmerman is • gre'a'tly im-
proving the appearance of his Iot
by moving back westward the rather
large barn which stood at the north-
east corner of the lot, and is pu'tting•
the same on a . good concrete found-
ation.
.EVERY WATCH BEAUTIFULLY.
ENGRAVED WITH YOUR IN-
ITIALS.
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Hess, The Jeweller
COAL
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EIGHT CAR LOADS
OF HIGH GRADE FUEL
Scranton Anthracite
Minehead Alberta.
Solvay Coke
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;i; WE ARE SHOWING MANY LINES. OF WOMEN'S, MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S UP TO DATE FOOTWEAR AT MODERATE .r
1: PRICES, RANGING FROM $3.50 TO $4.50 A PAIR, 1NCL11'D
.g. 1NG PAT. STRAPS, PUMPS, OXFORDS, BUCKLE SLIPPERS,.
+ AND CUSHION SOLES. MISSES PRICES FROM $2.00 TO
4.
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+ MEN'S AND BOY'S WORK SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
1Vlerrsr. C. Fritz and Gid. Koehler
+ WITH OUTSIDE COUNTERS.
+ REPAIRING DONE WITH THE BEST MATERIALS LAST THE
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4. Men's Shoes soled, pr. $1.00 Women's Shoes soled, pr. 75c 85c. 4,
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FORD COACH 1927 Model like new in every way. We have 4!.•
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1926 FORD COUPE, Can't be told from a new Car, Original duce 40 -
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returned on Friday from a trip to i} 1923 FORD SEDAN, Upholstering perfect this car can be hougF t .'!^
Oshawa, Morristown and Guelph, ?'0,
for the price of a touring car
returning with a new Pontiac sedan' L 23 FORD'COUPE, Upholstering perfect, original pair.t and sax.
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auto, which has benn sold to Mr. good running condition.
Thomas Robinson, of the Goshen acSAY BORT Touring, in good running shape priced at $25.810.
This ear can be used for a 4 -wheel trailer, 2 new tire* am
Line, Stanley Township, and we g
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know Mr. Robinson and family will t other tires fair, also Battery.
be delighted with their fine purchase
+ FORD' TRAILER with license ata snap. f ; f?
the sinking of the test well for oil on .•t• RUBBER TIRE BUGGY in good condition, also 2 steel tire Integies;.
Operations have commenced for
the farm of Mr. Ben Charrette, a • fi
few miles south of St. Joseph, and 4.
FORD TOURING With starter and new top and Curtains at SWAM 4
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we trust that the venture will be a'll,
will surelyboom
FORD DEALERS
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this part of Ontario if a good flow of .l FORD CAR. PHONE FOR Al.
DEW- oil would be found, as well as swell * .AGENTS FOR THE NEW
the pocketbooks of the syndicate Who .1.
are behind this prospective move. +
Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. --Jr. League.
Thursday 7.30 --Prayer and Praise.
Friday 7.30 p.m. -Senior Ledague'
Friday 8,30 p.m. -Choir Practicer
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Mr. Peter Haberer brought to the +
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strawberry which Mr. "Haberer raised
ONSTRA iI ON!
SECOND HAND FORD PARTS AT HALF PRICE
in his garden, IV -tieing, of the ever -
bearing variety, and looks almost as
'f it were true to its name, when we
thing of November 7th and still able
to go out in the garden an pich delic-
ious ripe fruit as Mr. Haberer show-
ed us, surely we are living in a land;
worthy of mention, and Mr. Haberer
advises that up till just recently they'
were enjoying an occasional dish of
this beautiful fruit, which maintains
a beautiful colo as well as size.
The members of the Zurich Branch
of the Womens' Institute stet in
the Council Chamber on Monday ev-
ening, November 5th with a fine
number present., The meeting was
opened by Miss Pearl Wurtz after
singing "O'Canada" they all joined
in repeating the Lord's Prayer. Mas
ter Ross Johnston favored the meet-
ing with an instrumental number, to
which the gathering responded with
a hearty clap. Miss Pearl Wurtz_
then gave a reading on Thanksgiving
followed by a piano solo by Mrs. 0" -
Dwyer, which was well received.
Rev. W. Y. Dreier then spoke on A
Bible Baseball Match, and ended
with a bible contest. This was cer-
tainly enjoyed by all. Quite a num-
ber of business matters were then'
transacted and the meeting was brou
ght to a close by singing the Instit-
ute Ode.
it 114.,113. --Bible School,
T. R, Ganeho, Superintendent.
Worship. •7.30 P. M.
efd' Ct • Subject ---Patriotism:
!tli/Pl4 IC4Ft N+Yad�t 'Rev., W. Y. Dreier, Pautot
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