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THURSDAY NI O f I N QMAY 80 1929
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ARE POMPS," THEO MS, ONE STRAP, CUT-OUT STYLES.
PATENT T.? '. TETAth S NAYS, SPANISH, SPH CUBAN, AND
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NOTICE.
Beginning June 1st,' Chopping and
Rolling will be done three half days
only each week, Tuesday; Thursday,'
and Saturday afternoons.
Zurich Milling Company.
IN NIF MIORIANf
McKinley* In' fondest memory of
Robert McKinley, who passed away
in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on
May 29th, 1928,
"Love can never lose its own."
Peace, perfect peace, with -loved ones
far away,
In Jesus keeping we are safe, and
they.
His loving wife, son and daughter.
Mr. Ed. Bossenberry . of Bayfield,
was a visitor in town on Monday.
The pond net fishermen at St. Jos-
eph are busy putting in their nets,
and a few light catches have .been
made.
The Misses Jean and' Dorothy
Campbell, of Toronto, vere week -end
visitors with friends in Zurich.
A large machine has been placed
at the water's edge, St. Joseph, to
load the trucks with gravel, these
powerful machines go right down to
the beach and load a yard and a half
come up the steep hill, and convey
the gravel to its destination on the
Zurich Road.
LUTHERAN SYNOD
Following is the programme which
will be carried out by the Convention
of the Canada Synod which will well
vene in St. Peter's Church, Zurich;
beginning next Wednesday, May 29th
Wednesday, :May .29th, 7:30 pp:
Openr-g_ ;Eeiv 4e,: including the Con-
fessional Service and Holy Commun-
ion. German Sermon at the Confes-
sional Service: Pastor, J: Langholz,
Alternate: Pastor E. Schuelke. Litur-
gist: Pastor S. Cooper. Synodical Ser-
mon (English) : President J. Reble,
Alternate: Pastor J. Schmieder. Lit-
urgist: the English Secretary of Syn-
od.
Thursday, May 30, 7.30 p.m: Cel-
ebration. of the 400th Anniversary of
Luther's Small Catechism. English
address by Rev. 11. A. Sperling, Ph.
D., Alternate : Prof. C. H. Little, D.
D., S.T.D. Liturgist: Pastor E. J.
Fischer.
Friday, May 31, 7:30 p.m.: Foreign
Missions. Address by Pastor P. W.
Koller, D.D., Executive Secretary of
the Foreign Mission Board of the 11.
L.C.A., or his substitute. Liturgist:
Pastor T. A. Iseler.
Sunday, June 1, 10.00 a.m. Ord-
ination Service. German Sermon by
Pastor C. Zarnke, Alternate: Pastor
0. Stockmann. English Sermon by
Pastor J: Maurer, D.D., Alternate:
Prof. S. . Hirtle. Liturgist: the Offic-
ers. of Synod and the Pastor Loci.
7.30 p.m. English Service. Sermon
by Pastor Geo. Innes, Alternate: Pas-
tor C. R. Cronniiller. Liturgist: Pas-
tor H. .F. Gruhn.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all the above services.
SOME EGG.
(Dauphin, Mai.., "Herald")
Mrs. Levi Stelck brought in a hen's
egg to the 'Herald Office on Wednes-
day that stave us an acute attack of
indigestion ev eu to Idol{ at. When
we were .able to pick up a tape mea-
sure we • found it to be 9 Yeet814
around "its circumferences, and it
pushed down the scales to the' '6 'oz..
;nark, • If anyone can' beat'this'
please bring in' the evidence around
breakfast` tine. •
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This Space for.
Kelvinator
efr dgeat on
()lentil, Agent
Miss Jessie McDonald spent the
holidays at her home near Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bossenberry
of Kitchener visited with relatives
and friends here over the holidays.
Mr. Louis Prang and children Len
and Veola were week -end visitors in
Detroit.
Mr. W. H. Edighoffer was a week-
end visitor with friends near,- Wall-
aceburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Share of Grand
Bend, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Mousseau.
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Goderich, vis
ited at the hone of his brother, Mr,
Thomas Johnson.
Mr. Bert Fowlie of London, was
a Sunday visitor with his sister, Mrs.
and Mr. G. Koehler.
Miss Meda Surerus of Toronto, sp-
ent the holidays at her home on the
Bronson.
Mr. Orville Witmer of Hohnesville,
was a Sunday visitor with his parents,
on the Babylon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Moritz of Guelph,
were week -end visitors at the honi.e
of Mr, and Mrs. C. Fritz,
Mr. C. M. Walker, and son Fred,
of Grand Bend, made a business vis-
it in the village on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Elsie of
Dashwood, were week -end visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Oesch.
Mr: and Mrs. Perce Weston, of Kit-
chener, were Sunday visitors at the
Teethe of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Lennis Cailfes and
fancily of Kitchener were visitort nt
the home of Mrs. Callfas' parents,
Mr, and Mrs. A. Melick.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rounding, of
Grand Valley, iTr. and Mrs. Charles'
Stuckie and fancily of Elmira, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Greb, Babylon Line.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Finkbeiner,
and daughter, Miss Hazel •of Strat-
ford, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman
1VIr. and Mrs. Ted. Foster and fam-
ily of Detroit spent the week -end at
the home of Mrs- Foster's parents.
1W. and Mrs. L. Weber.
of the Goshen Line, south.
Mr. and 11Irs. A. Birk, of Dashwood,
Mrs. Peaches* and child of Detroit,
were Tuesday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Hy..Truetnner.
11Ir. and Mrs. Herb Kaercher of
Hetisall, and Mrs. Kaercher of Kit-
chener were Sunday visitors here,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf of
Kitchener, spent the holiday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust and two
sons of Mitchell were Sunday visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Mcrn.er.
Mr. Albert Daters has purchased
from C. Fritz & Son, auto dealers, a
new 1929 Essex coach, which will
make an ideal car. for Mr. Deters.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ruby of Kit-
chener were .week -end visitors at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. S. Ruby.
Dated May 25th, -1929.
Oneof the outstanding 'items on
the Sunday progatn at the Lutheran
church will be the ordination of Rev.
Albert Daters, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Daters of ,urich.
Mr. Ea. Wurm and daughter Kath-
leen of Markham, were welcome visit-
ors With their Zurich friends, over
the week -end. Mie. Wiirm is sporting
a new De Sots. Chrysler six at pres-
ent, and Mr. Wurm is to be complim-
ented en making Such a fine choice to
his liking.
Word' lids been received here of
the passing of the late Leno Kipper,
of Biggar, Sask., and formerly of
Zurich; death taking place the begin-
ning of this week. The reIYtains are
being brought to Zurid'h for burial,.
and will arrive here on Friday 'even.
fug, at . the borne of Ili...tied Mrs.
Herb 13ender. Interment taking place
to [be 1 , 0,; Ceiueteryt ora Sattircltty
ni'o:ti
Are You Proud.
To Shove Your.
WATCH
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEWEST
STYLES IN LADIES' WRIST WAT-
CHES,. PRICED AS LOW AS $8.00
GENT'S POCKET SIZES, FANCY
ENGRAVED CASES $5.00 TO $25.
GENT'S STRAP WATCHES, VERY
POPULAR $8.00 TO $20.00
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
Hess, The Jeweller
COAL 1929
IMPORTANT FUEL
Announcenlent
Effective at Once
We beg to announce a ra ductkm al,'
50c. per ton from the 'winter prices4,
on all Grades of Anthracite Coal
In iui iition, we will allow a dis'seunt
of 50c per ton for CASH PAYME] '
ONLY, on Anthracite and All grade
of Fuel.
Pricer on Anthracite will advance cam:
June l5tb.
Take advantage of these Rock Bottom..
Prices, and lay in your supply now
of The Original and Only
D. L. & W. SCRANT07•1 COA>r,
Or The Famous
D. & H. LACKAV ANNA COAL
Noted for its great heat,
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IIIGII CLASS .USED
At Your Own T
1927. Ford Coach late model in perfect condition, tirris and r«../c.
like new, 5 balooa tires, and 1329 Incense:
Ford Sedan in the b t of mechanical shape, Priced at : 25.ce-,!. »;
this car if you want cheap transportation.
1926 Ford Tudor. . If you are on the market for a meek' T
see this car thats just like new.
Ford Corea in rood condition, equipped with new lie s ee an1 eliec;
absorber., Priced at $110.00.
1925 Fold Coach, ,full baloons, new license, good clew' upholstering.
and this car has lots of pep.
' ESSEX SEDAN, late Model at a Bargain.
+ Ford Touring: priced at $30 to $50.00.
• 1927, 1 Ton Chevrolet truck with new license and in good condition.
at a bargain.Price for some one.
Ford Touring at $20.00, with new license.
▪ WE WILL TEACH YOU TO DRIVE THE CAR YOU BUY*
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See Our used cars and compare condition and prices with, ortherz.
0 FRITZ & SON
AGENT FOR THE NEW CHEVROLET. SIX CARS. A SIX VII
THE PRICE RANGE OF THE POURS. ASK FOR A DEMON-
STRATION.
SECOND HAND FORD PARTS AT HALF PRI:Cl
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We have pened
Our first 'shipment of Sprn
Summer Dry Goods
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WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF HARNESS REP,
HARDWARE, SHOES, DISHES, GROCERIES, GARDEN AND
ROOT SEEDS.. ALSO KEEP SUPPLIES i"OR / L&DDIV
LAMPS, AND REPAIRS FOR NEW PERFECTION COAL 0.2L
STOVES
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
R. N. DOUGLA
GENERAL NIERONAP '
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