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ZURICH. THURSDAY .MORNING, MARCH 61930.
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DASHWOOD
Mr. L. Birks, who its aiming O-
- A. C. at Guelph, is vending a few
• days with his parents.
Miss Emma Tie�atn t of London,
spent the week- exrdi wit'hs re2a*ti
Mr. and Mrs: A- Bers&ve of Blyth,
• called on friends intowmt oen S'ateactla5
Miss 1W. Allemspent the week.-
- end at her home in Edi,
Mr. Alvin Nitheatma of the Weef ,
visited with Mr.: J; 1Elartleib and La-
uada. on Monday..
Mr. Louis Kraft is on the sick list
His many friendss hope for a speedy
recovery.
Mr: Orville Smith spent Sunday
withhis brother Jas. Smith.
Mrs. Jacob Schroeder spent the
week -end. at New Hamburg.
Miss Verda Baker of London, sp-
ent Sunday with her parents.
miss Bsuma MIxtemen tat on Sat -
We Recommencl.'
like New -Kates because we are convinced
of as superiority over sng other make of
asicret of agar the price. Let us demonstrate
t'tis finer set.
NEW PRICES—Model C. K. 35 A. Only $188.
Other Models at Similar Reductions
E. OESCH. AGENT —• ZURICH
KOLSTER ILADIO
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: 'Having bought part of a Bankrupt Harness
1 Stock lam going ;to -run off these Goods,
- at a great reduction of regular prices. Be
li aura and get your supply while these bar-
1 gains last* Following are a few 'items:
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I 30 SETS TEAM PAD HARNESS, A BIG SAVING
-• 30 SETS TEAM 'BRIDLES, AT A SNAP
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400 14n.. ITAIIIIE .STRAPS, .A REAL BARGAIN
4 15 SETS TEAM BREECHING HARNESS, A REAL BUY
-4,10 50 SETS TEAK LINES, 14n. WIDE, AT A BIG REDUCTION
•• 250 SWEAT PADS, :PUT INA SUPPLY.
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4 ALSO A LARGE. 'UMBER OF COLLARS. BREAST STRAPS,
.; MARTINGALE% BELLY.BANOSS AF MONEY SAVING PRICES.
• •• EXAMLNE THESE GOODS AND BE CONVINCED
. • SALE LASTS ONLY =TM THIS .`.STOCK HAS BEEN SOLD
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THE PROOF
The 6Wearing
New Samples and Suiting
For swing
OUR NEW SAMPLES SWINGS ;FFf.1f SPA124i0 HAVE
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urday for Toronto where she' will vis-
'it her brother before leaving for
New York.
HILLSOREE•N
Mr. Clarence Reichert of London,
spent the week -end at his home here,'
Mr. Russell Love of London, spent
a few days at the home of his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Campbell and son Mr. Lloyd Foster has taken a pos-
of Hay Township were recent visitors Mon in Heist's bakery.
at the home of Mr. and Mr's. II. Love.
Mr. • and Mrs. R. McAllister, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Parke of Blake and Mr.
R. Consitt, spent a day in London
recently.
Miss Edith Forrest of Hensall sp-
ent a few days with friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. John Richardson and • sons,
Wesley and Ross, spent the week -end
with friends in St. Thomas. The
former remaining for a few weeks at
that place..
Mr. W. Carlile is holding an and:
ion sale on Thursday March 6th of
Farm Stock and Implements.
The Women's Missionary Society
are holding their meeting on the day
of Prayer, Friday afternoon, March
7th, at 2.30 p.m. in the home of Mrs.
Chas. Stephenson.
Y. P. S.—The Y.P.S. was held in
the basement of the church on Mon-
day evening, March 3rd, with Miss
Gladys Stephenson's group in charge
of the programme. Rev. Connor pre-
siding. The meeting was opened by
singing hymn 758, followed by pray-
er by Rev. Connor. Mr. Elmer Tur-
ner read the scripture lesson. Miss
G. Stephenson gave the devotions,.
and prayer. Hymn 606 was then sung
Miss Eileen Turner then gave a topic
on styles. We were then favoured
with a duet by Mr. Carlile and Miss
Martha "I shall See Him Face to
Face" Mrs. Connor then took the mis-
sionary study from the Atlas. The
offering and Secretary report was
then taken. Hymn 410 was sung.
We closed the meeting by repeating
the mizpah benediction. Games and
Contests were then played followed
by an address and presentation to
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carlile and family
of a fernery and two wicker chairs.
Miss Eileen Turner read the address:
To Mr. and Mrs. Carlile and family:
It is with regret that we, the
members of Hillsgreen United. Church
have learned of your departure from
our midst. We felt that we could
not let you leave without in some
small way showing our sincere appre-
ciation of the untiring efforts of you
all in the Sunday School, Church and
choir. You have always given in-
spiringly of your time and talents.
Therefore we ask you to accept these
gifts. expressing our love and esteem
for you, and as you use them in your
new home, may you have pleasant
memories of our little church at Hills
greed.
Signed on behalr of the Congreg-
ation.
James
McAllister, Russell Consitt.
BORN
Miller—At Hay Township, on March
lst, to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller
A. daughter.
Schilbe—At 14th Con., Hay Town -
'ship, on March 1st, to Mr. and
:Mrs. Henry Schilbe, a son.
NOTICE
Exeter. Machine Works
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Repair Work of all kinds done here
ACETYLENE WELDING
SAWS GUMMED
RING GEARS MOUNTED
TCTOR ENGINES AND MACH-
INERY OF ALL KINDS OVER-
HAULED AND ETC:
RANGERS PULLEYS & SHAFTING
SAFETY -FIRST AUTOMATIC
'TRACTOR COUPLERS AT RE-
DUCED PRICES.
DROP IN AND SEE US
Now is the time to have your re -
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We appreciate your patronage.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Phone 254w, EXETER.
Mr. Melvin Tolbot of near Bruce-
fisld, called on Zurich friends on
MQnday.
`Mx. Lennis O'Brein has taken a
position with his father in the pro-
duce business.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pfile of Hen-
sall, were business visitors in town
on, ,Thursday evening.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Cyrus
Clolosky is on the sick list, confined
to her bed.
Dr. H. H. Cowen has been confined
to his room the past week with a
rather bad attack of gripp.
Mr. Frank Bossenberry of Kitch-
ener, is spending the week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wag-
ner.
Ray Council met on Monday for
its March meeting and a great deal
of business was transacted which will
appear in next week's issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merner of the
14th, con., accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Merner of Hensall, had
a. most pleasant motor trip to Ham-
ilton and Burlington during the past
weak.
Mr. Norman Gascho, who has been
with the O'Brein produce for some
time has severed his connections with
that firm and has purchased the
Zurich Dairy business from C. Schrag
&, Sikns, taking possession about the
iniddlc of March. We wish . Mr.
Gaseho every success in his under-
taking.
Mr. Wellington Johnston, propriet-
or of the Dominion House, met with
a very painful accident the other day
at St. Joseph, when he was engaged
in assisting in moving a fish boat. One
of the heavy steel rollers used in
moving the boat caught his foot and
painfully bruised it. It will be some
time before Mr. Johnston will again
have the full strength in his foot,
as he is now getting around on crut-
ches.
On Tuesday evening, March 4th,
when the Ladies' Aid of St. Peter's
Lutheran Church, held their business
meeting in the basement of the ch-
urch at the close of the meeting the
ladies visited the home of Mrs. H.
Rupp to congratulate her on her 80,
birthday. After a few words of good
wishees by the President, a token of
remembrance and a Birthday Cake
was presented to her by Mrs. Alex.
Foster, after which a very enjoyable
evening was spent.
Special Lenten Services are in
progress at the Evangelical Church,
Zurich, every Tuesday evening, Wed-
nesday evening and Thursday even-
ing, this week and next week. The
Services begin at 7.45 p.m. The
pastor will bring a spiritfilled gospel
message at each service. The choir
will lead out in the ministry of song
and will 'render special music. You
are wanted and welcome to this re-
freshing season of divine grace and
blessing. The Junior League meets
Monday evening at 7.15 and the Sen-
ior League and Choir Practice is held
on Friday evening at '7.30 and 8.30
respectively.
Waterm
The wise school belle takes
a Waterman's Fountain Pen
back to class. It
means quicker and
better work—high•
er marks—and lots
time! We have
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WE HAVE A MODEL TO SUIT
YOU $2.50 to $7.00
OTHER PENS FROM $1.00 UP.
Hess, The Jeweller
OOAL 1934
! COLD DAYS 1
YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE HUM
AGAIN'? ARE YOU PREPAREEM
WE ARE Prepared with a l::•rg
Supply of
HIGH GRADE FUELS
Genuine Scranton Anthra titefl ToW-
way Coke, Miller's Creek Salk.
Pocahontas, Cannell, Galt
and Small Pea Coal for Bsa&iasar
DISCOUNT of 50c per ton allearateit
for CASH PAYMENT ONLY
Cax te1cz-.
H E N SALL O!T,I
Office Phone 10w Horse it'h.ne 1
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute held their monthly
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, Mar.
4th, when there were 30 ladies pres-
ent. The meeting was opened by
singing the Institute Ode after which
all repeated the Lord's prayeran
instrumental solo by Miss Mildred
Geiger was much enjoyed; a reading
on "The coming of St. Patrick to
Ireland" was then given by Miss Pearl
Pfile. Rev. E. Turkheim gave a talk
which was very helpful and enter-
esting, every one present could take
a good thought home with them. Miss
Leona Haberer gave a line instru-
mental solo. The members of the
institute expressed their appreciation
to the girls for their kind assistance
at this meeting. The committee
then served lunch, after which some
interesting receips of quick desert for
dinner were givenandalso other bus-
iness matters were brought up, and
discussed. the Meeting was then ad
journed• by atnging the National An-
them,
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