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if a rich es may be ?berm good
foundation
1Crirde ch by l � g brick house, store
charges reamed- barn, abmnifamzce of hard and soft
ester,, frail trees and bushes, house
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Zu iib, Ont.
For Sale
TTL fine Brick house, good stable
also three acres of land, will be sold
at a bargain for quick sale. Apply to
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Terms in keeping with prevailing
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your business,
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ARTHUR WEBER-Dashwood
13-57.
71fx� aui1 Mrs. Barry 1Cungblut of
t9wn, .attended the Yuugbut family
reunion at. Auburn, on, July ftyst.
.111r8. Ivan Kalbfleisch has returned
froxn Detroit, where she was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Aulerich,
Mrs, D. Witmer and son Harold of
Exeter, called on Zurich ,friends on
Tuesday evening.
ltev, and Mrs. L. If. Kalbiloisch
and family of Elmira, were recent
visitors with relatives in town.
Miss Jessie MacDonald, the teacher
of Blake school, is spending her vac-
ation at her home in Ripley.
A fine bunch of Boy Scouts from
Stratford are camping at Drysdale
Beach at present, and on Monday
they paid a visit to Zurich.
Mr. Dan Smith, 'who spent a four
week's visit with friends in the :New
Hamburg, Hamilton and I3aldiamond
County districts returned back to his
home in Zurich last week.
Messrs Leonard Bender and Del-
bert Geiger motored to Stratford on
Saturday attending the Bender re-
union.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Knickerbocker
and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Meininger of Dearborn, Mich.
spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs
H. F. Weseloh.
Zurich
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her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ti.. Melxck
Mr, and Mrs. A. 3. Aulerich of De-
troit were week -end guests at 'the
home of Mr, and Mrs. L. A, l?rang..
Alia; Anna Paters is shawmg a Ane
Bine of ready to wear dresses at pop-
ular prices and invites the ladies to
come in and see them.
Mr. Thos. 3. Gettus of Detroit, vis-
ited with Mr, and Mrs. H. F. Wes-
eloh over the week -end, Mrs. Gettus
and sons, Richard and Arthur return-
ing to Detroit with him.
Last Friday a most sociable event
took place on Mr. and Mrs. John
Pfaff's lawn, when the members of
the the Ming Line gathered and sp-
ent the evening with a game of soft
ball and many other sports. Later
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shrawberries, ice cream and cake we-
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re enjowed in the moonlight. After •
which the McBride orchestra furnish-
ed the music. r
Seventieth Anniversary•
It was in 1861; just seventy years •
ago, that a number of the original
settlers of our community, realizing ••
their spiritual needs as well as those
of generations to come, established
St, Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church in our village. In commemor-
ation of this event this congregation
intends to celebrate its seventieth an-
niversary on Sunday, July 12th. Two
services will be held, one at 10 a.m.
the other at 7.30 p.m. The special
preachers for the day are Reads. C.
C. J. Masse of Detroit, pastor of the
congregation from 1908 to 1913, and
C. S. Roberst of Waterloo. Large at-
tendances are being anticipated. A
special ofrering for the benefit of St,
Peter's Church is being requested.
The public is cordially invited.
On Sunday evening about seven
o'clock an electrical storm passed ov-
er this section and a nice shower of
rain fell. After the rain had passed
Mr. Chas. Reman of Wagner's Corner
noticed that his neighbor's barn, Mr.
Jos. Gelinas, Jr., was on fire, and he
lost no time in running over and ad-
vising Mr. Gelinas of the condition of,
affairs, who hurried out with a few
pails of water extinguished the fire
before it had got beyond contro. The
bolt of lightning, which apparently'
was a light one, had come down the
cave trough conductor and near the
bottom of the framework had started
the boards on fire, and slowly was
burning the boards. Fortunately the - r
day before Mr. Genilas had complet-1 PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HA NEED R NEW MACHINERY TO �'.
IPLE
el- emptied the barn of straw and
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NOTICE
J. C. Salmon & Son, Teamsters,
wish to advise the public that they
are still in the same business, with
prices as usual. Your order 94-16.
will
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much appreciated.
SER -VICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
William 11. Brown
A.S.
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Graduated Foot Speciatist
AT
Brown's Boot Shop
IIIGH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
VELUBE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES'.
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, }lohning and Mechanical Work
Settings, No
done to Micrometer that
,guess work. Watch the cars
.STOP at WEIN'S, They are all HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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Mr. Snyder and sister, Miss 'Marie
Snyder of Kitchener • were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr- and Mrs.
Wes. Merner. The latter Miss. Sny-
der, is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. Merner.
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Bean and fam-
ily of London, accompanied by Mrs.
Dan Faust and Miss Mary, England
of Dashwood, -were Wednesday last
visitors at the home of Mrs. John En-
geland.
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Brein of
Exeter, Miss Adeline Wilson from the
Pacific Coast, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson of London, were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Jacobi.
The 12th of July or more common-
ly known as Orange Walk Dray, this
year falls on Sunday, but the cele -
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this district will journey to Myth on
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONT.
"A Changeless
Christ fora chang-
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Friday, 8h: -Luther .League.
Saturday -Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m: -German Service.
11.15-a. m. ---Sunday .School.
7..30 p. m. -English Service.
Everybody Welcome to
oPall Services.
E. Turkheim.
ANNOUNCI::G
!X" AT WE HAVE PURCHASED
ISOM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
DEICITERTJ THIS WELL ESTAB
isISHED MEAT BPA PATRONAGE
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SOLICIT YOUR
Mrs. Henry Faust, `Mr. atid Mrs.
Ober Blough and daughter Titelma`of
Detroit, Mich., visited at the -home of
Miss Lydia Faust and other friends
over Sunday. Mr. Blough is"izn Ev-
angelistic singer and he trerfabd the
Evangelical congregations ors* mday
with his inspiring messages c''song.
LOCAL MARKETS
(Corrected every Wednesday)
25
Butter lb. ,10-13-16
Eggs - 65c
Wheat ..... .r ►. ... ..._ .... .25
Batsey. • . ...... ....
Mrs. H. Rupp, who hasLeen a
long resident of Zurich during the
past week moved to Thedforcl.where
she will reside with her daugnler,.Mrs
Fred. Rinkert_ Mrs. Rupo;a .many
Zurich friends regret to 1Raial „of her
leaving, but wish her many more ye-
ars of healthful life. ..''
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Smith and sons
Gordon. and Stanley of St Joseph;
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith iia '? Mae of
town attended the Wilhelm reunion
at New Hamburg, on July first A
suitable monument which was recent-
ly erected in honor of the pioneers of
the family, was unveiled during the
afternoon, and a large gathering of
the relatives were present. '
July First passed off very quiet in
town as there was little special at-
tractions. Most of the citizens en-
joyed the day at the lake, as the •we-
atherman favored us with the hottest
day of the season so far, and little
or no comfort was enjoyed unless by
the lakeside, and then perhaps sitting
in water up to the neack helpsd some-
what to those SQ fortunate.
What might have been a more ser-.
ious accident occurred to Mrs. C. O.
Smith of the Blue Water Highway on
Thursday last, while being with the
men on a load of hay in some way
she Last her balance and fell head
first off the load to the hard ground.
However fortunately no bones were
fractured, but the head and fa'ee were
bruised considerably. Mrs. Smith
however in a few days has recovered
from the shack and bruises nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hey of'De-
troit were holiday visitors 'With the
former's parents in town. We sym-
pathize with Mr. and Mrs. Hey in
the financial loss they have sustained
by having considerable money depos-
ited in a Detroit bank which owing to
the depression, went "broke".
The very latest in Unpainted Furniture
A TILT TOP TABLE SUITABLE FOR END OF CHESTERFIELD
FLOWER STAND OR MANY OTHER USES.
ONLY 51.75. CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND LOOK 'THEM OVER
A FEW MORE CEDAR CHESTS AT EACH $8.75.'
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Announcement
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SIRING PRICESPOR
Scranton Coal
,mike Alberta Coal
a+nd Soft Coal
other conflagurating things, or it is
doubtful if the barn could have been
saved. However we are all pleased
with the good results we can report.
Ninety -Three Year Old Man Honored
Peter Cook, one of Milverton's old-
est residents, celebrated
his
s28 93 birth-
dayt th-
day on Sunday,
the
home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
William Truemner, 14th Concession,
Ilay Township. Mr. Cook was born
in South Easthope, near New Ham-
burg and is the oldest living son of
the late Mr. and MTA, Rhinard. Cook
who.' were both -. natives from Germ-
any. Over 80 years ago Mr. Cook
phot his first deer near Shakespeare,
when the country was a wilderness,
and in nearly 50 years he only micced
a few hunting trips to athe Muskoka.
district. He is also an expert fisher-
man. In the late fifties Mr. Cook
settled on a farm in Elma and in
1904 moved to Milverton. All his life
he has been exceptionally healthy and
for about '75 years has been a mem-
ber and regular attendant of the Ev-
angelical church. Those present at
the gathering of this 93rd birthday
event are: Mr. Peter Cook ane da-
ughter andorrie Ral hook, Mrs. Spencer a l ofm. Spen-
cex, P
Mil-
verton; Mrs. Wm. Truemner of Ben -
Miller • Mr. and Mrs. George Hargre-
aves of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Win-
Snyder, Benmiller; Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Truemner and family of Arthur;and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Newbigging
itton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Rfaumlymel,
o1, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Rum -
Rummel,
mel all of Kitchener; Mr. Conrad
Truemner of the 14th Con. We
join Mr. Cook's many friends in wish-
ing him many more years of active
life and health.
DASHWOOD
IN MEMORIAM
In sad and loving memory of Ed -
Vin Frederick McBride, who passed
away two years ago, July 6 1929-
Two lonely years have passed, dear
Ervin,
Since Angels came for you.
Yet through the midst of these long
years.'.
Your face comes smiling through.
Beach lovely hour that we have spent.
Is woven through and through.
With golden threads of memories.
Dear Ervin just for you.
Dear is the grave where our dear son
was laid.
Dear is the memory that never shall
fade.
Sweet is the hope that again we meatl
Kneeling together at Jesus feet.
Ever reinenrbered by his loving
mother, father, sister an brother.
BLAKE
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF M% Cts.
Per Ten will he allowed for cash.
Order Barly as prises will advance on
June 1Sbh,
Case & Son
tae 35 HEi'SSALL
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POU LTR Y
WANTED
*keen every Day till a pretest, p.m.
Ito feed Fowl same morning
,Tram brought i
:highest Cash glees
C .Sid FOR,--
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
MOW M. 'Reaiia
Norel-
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t ran tford Wind ills and Pumps
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T SHAPLEY & MO1R CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR .t
aEXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE4.
SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS 1N THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS
{ ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. -g-
I. BELOW WE LISTA FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT 1-
t .MACHINES •WHICH WE ARE- OFFERING AT PRICES FAR. BE- s'
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LOW THEIR VALUE.
A.nnivelsary Services will be held
at Blake United Church on Sunday,
,July 19th at 11 u. m. and 7.30 p.m.
Services will be conducted by the
!Rey- Thomas Davidson of 'Hamilton,
a former pastor of the charge.
the following Thursday evening, July
123rd, an ice cream Social will be held
;on the lawn of Mn Robert McBride's
Goshen Line. Watch this column and
see 'posters for further particulars
'Hiss Isabel/ Manson R. N. Receiv-
ing Hospital, Detroit, is spending a
�
month's vacation at her home here.
Mr. and Mos. Hanford Melfinley of
'Toronto called on, friends in this vic-
inity on Monday.
Misses Lydia Ginger^i.ch and Gladys
'Douglas of Scott Memorial' Hospital,
leaforth, are spending hotid',a s
.:reit respective homes here..
Late Elizabeth Papineau
There passed away at her home at
the Blue Water Highway, Hay Town-
ship, on June 24th'Elizabeth Masse,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Masse, and relict of the late
Joseph Papineau, aged 73 years and
6 days, death coming very suddenly
with heart failure, wbich she became
afflicted on retiring in the evening,
and death soon relieved the sufferer,
The departed was of a kind and lov-
ing disposition and had many warm
friends in the immediate community
in which she lived, was born and sp-
ent all her life. Deceased is surviv-
ed by three sons: Frank Papineau and
Peter Papineau at Windsor, and Fred
Papineau of the Blue Water High-
way; Also four. daughters: Mrs. Tay-
lor, Chatham; Mrs. I. Denomme, Mrs.
'F. Denoinme, Mrs. G. Hetzel all of
;Detroit, The funeral was held on
Saturday morning, June 27th to the
iZ. C. church and cemetery, Drysdale,
of which faith the departed was a
devout member. Rev. Father. L.
, }lanchaad,, her Pastor, officiating.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Koch spent the
last two weeks at Grand til sd ii their J. rt
cottage, accompanied by
loin. -
iVlr and Mrs Cumming' of Detroit,
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Koch at their cottage at Grand Bend
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schroeder of
Monkton; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hammer
and famiaty of Koch's o co tage,ell nt Grand
Wed-
esday
Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Thiel and
family of near Zurich and Mr. and
Mrs. G. Koch of Dashwood, motored
to London and Glen Dale and spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Dale
Mr. Geo. Maier and lady friend are
visiting his parents at Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Maier.
Tree Struck by Lightning
During the electric storm which
passed over this community on Fri-
day last a large tree near Smoky Hol-
low on the Lake Road near Grand
Bend was struck by lightning andthe
tree was splintered from top to bot-
tom. The top of the tree was knock -
d off. A few minutes before the tree
was struck two of th men who were
working oh the road nearby had talc
3heltor under it nat
ely left take shelter�in an old bad bar
Zu.fich Drug Story 1
We have a full Line of all
the requireme]ltSOf School
Supplies
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All authorized Text Books kebt
in Stock
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Toilet Sets, Manicure Set, and
Military Brushes
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Perfumes Toilet Waters and
Perfumizers.
Fine Stationery and Fountain Pens.
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