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HIS LIFE AND TIME
1N' CLASSIC EIGHT REEL MOV
INC1• PICTURES AT
Classic Theatre
Sr1'RAri'FOReD ON
THURSDAY), OCT. 14TH,
At 7 pan and .p}n1,,,
Specia, Music Score 1.)y Edward,
Rechlin. Follow the many inter-
esting events in thisg reat Refor m•-
ator's life, as, ge• ren in Reels.
DASHWOOD
Mrs J. Eidt iof' New Hamburg,
visited her liar nts, Mr. 'and. Mrs
C. Stade, last week.
Miss hazel Snell of Detroit, :Sp-
ent the week -end with her par
en ts. c
Dir. P.Mclsaac is, visiting.,,in De-
troit,.
Mr. J. Hoffman of London, vis-
ited in town on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stacie of :qua.-
ich were Sunday visitors in town
Mr. Homer Guent.aer of the Can
adian Bank of Commerce of Owen
S.zund i . ,spewntiing. itis 4rolidays
in town.
Mr. P. Brown of Detroit, ins ,vTis-
iting in thits vihurity.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Edighoffer rof
1tilitcli.ld, vi?iited friends here an
Tuesday•
Pially y Varin Boal �citutctt ll be In e t cS-r 1 ' andi llSt s Nark y CTnnger ei.tch<'ae
dayd r
the rand a, geood`progra:n
g itsk o`ambtug and StraiC?rd,
irprepared,Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Kraft' are on
a motor ,trip ;to New York, Buf-
falo and Other points.
Thur...dsy neve. Oct. 21st, is the
date of the Trig Fowl Slipper ,of
the Evangelical church, Dashwood
to whicir the whole. community; is
in itedi
Alilford Memel.. and. Herb wil-
lert returned deo Detroit on Sat-
urday, after speeding the past we-
ek wit klir,ends here.
The business men of town have
decided to keep, Tuesday and Sat-
urday ev cnmgs as their open
night's for business.
The Daishrv-tvod band ,spent 1a,,t
Friday in Tii.e'dford where , they
were engaged •for t,i,e fan.
Miss Clara Kuntz and Miss Jogs-
hina ,tFieny sof Lansing, Mich,
went the week --end at the home
of Mr. ,and John Kuntz, after
an estended trip to Washington,
New York, .Buffalo and other pe
int.
The Women's. Missionary and
Aid Society of the Evangelical
Church, lv.dtl. their annual business
meeting at the Chir, ch last Tltnr°s-
day afternoon. The repor'S in-
dicated a very prosperous year of
'service. •The officers elected ar;e
President, Mrs. J, 0. Kid; Vice-
PresidentMrs,. F. B. Moyer; Bee-
Secy., Mrs 1 Noeb; Coi -Secy rears.
R. A, Goetz; Treasurer, Masi, iyVC
Snell; Pianist, Mrs. D Tiernan
Before another issue of this
paper will bo in the hand's of many
readers tn^ Dashwood. Ev. Church
hot Fowl Supper will be . enloYed
by mny v a'litors and £riend.s from
tar and near Th.is event prom-
ises to be better tdtail the tong
last. year in which about one
thousand people participated,
Evangelical Church Notes
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Mr. Elmer Oeschspent Monday
London.
Miss Vera Siebert and Mrs. T.
Williams, were visitors at Lon-
dfm on Monday
•+: Miss Inez Yungblut, Mr. Ivan
•ungblut and Mr. Jack De chert
•5',Oent the week -end in Kitchener.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt
scent the week -end' at his home
.hgere
vtr. and 1VIrs, Ifarry Eickmeier
iSpent Sunday with the dotter's
parents at St Marys.
Mr. and M,1s. Harry Simon and
daughter Lois, of London, visited
reiative's here over the week -end.
Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Jack Ham
Mond of Sarnia were Sunday vin
itors, at the home of C. Fritz.
Don't forget the Monster Fowl
supper field on the Evangelical
church property on Thursday ev-
ening of this week,.
Mr. R P. Wilson of Londen,and.
Mrs. Jane Hobbs of Thorndale,
sspent the ,week-Y:nd at the horn
of Dr. .T. Routledge.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed, Rupp ;and
fancily of Detrot,i vhiited wthi the
he
former'is mother, Mrs. C. Rupp:
past weeks
Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich
Mr. ,and !firs. William Koehler,
Mrs. D \Vitmcr and daugh`._er Miss
Pearl 'spent Sunday with fricnds at
Sebringv'ille.
' Mr James( !of the Bank of Mon-
treal 'staff 4.pent the week -end at
his home in Toronto. He was vis
itiirg his father 'who is seriously
ill
Miss Lillian Weeeloh and frond
Mr. Arthur Meininger of Detroit,
spent the week -end with the for-
nier's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Hy.
F. Weseioh, Mrs. Weseloh re-
turned. to Detroit with them.
Mr.. (and Mrs, Sam Lehman and
children from Castorland, N. Y.anr•1
Mr. and Mrs, Citrzs. Kennel i of
Wellesley, Ont. wore visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mr's. C. Schrag.
The programs are out for Wae
West I3uron Teacher's Con• emins
Which will bet held in Goderirh on
Thursday ancl' Friday, October 14,
and 154 They Goderich etach-
ers have arranged for a banquet
to be( held in North St. Unite d
church, Thursday evening at l 7`'
ock.
Thanks.
For [the Buggy Ride
Also for the Tip where
to buy your Radio
SEE THE NEW DEFOREST CROS-
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Phones -Office 10w. House lfaa
The McDonald Chevrolet Co.
of• Ilen'sall and tire Lorne Tractor
Co. of Ingersoll have been succes-
sful in placing one of their com-
bined chemical and water fire
fighting engines in Hensall on
Cli-,vrolet Truck. This is a very
efficient outfit one that a town
the 'size of 1•Iensall can be proud
of, and an outfit along this line
is what Zurich also needs badly.
ZURICH - ONT.
Oct. 15-4.10 Junior League.
7.30 -Prayer and Praise,
8.30 -Choir practice f
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Oct. 17-10 a.m. .Worship led by
Rev. F. 13. 11Tcryten.
11 ia.m,-BibleSchool, Mr. L. C.
Ga:scho, Supt.,
7.30 p.inr.-W orlship 15isted by
Revs. G. L. (xrolss
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Oct;. 15, 4,10 --Junior Leef.?,ite,
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PROPERTY SOLD
Mr Harry Eckrueier, our popular
Barret Master, Painter and Decor-
ator, has purchased from Mr. An
drily* Mrttleholtz, Kitchener, the
dvuell'"ing property and • six acres of
lrttf't ,., occrupied for the Hist num-
biz iii wears, by Mr. Ted little-
holtz. P,o'ssession :will be given
next <:t April 1st, when Mr. Mittl+v-
ktoltz will likely move into the vi-
rage. This is an exceptional
fine piece of land well 'suited for
truck farming and raising celery,
Last Friday afternoon whileMrs
T1. Broderick and 4it11e'son Wer;,
w orking in the field on their farm
on the Parr Line, a car, drove in
and l," there was no one around,
and the hose not lockt`cl, th
Rom ..tion got buy and r.rnsacl.ed
every, 'dr•a.Wer and carried with
them what jewelry they could fine
which ii,c'luded. 7: gold watch, and
al10 about $16.00 in rash, and a-
gain went away t.ithout any
t ice I,.e,op1e rehatild 't eke warn-
acq
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Our Stack is complete in many. new
lines; Oxfords, Strap Slippers, O i .T,
drens Footwear.
Men's and Boys best everyday Work eats
with outside counters
TRUNKS, CLUB BAGS, ETC.
School Shoes of every description ''
O. FRITZ '.' SON
SHOE MERCHANTS
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1..1.05 -Bible School, A" Birk, Stipa it* and +securely Ioek their hon -
7,30 -program, Of che"strt .1;11 a 11ei` 1,eav Eng sem% Con
gird islror i addto5se'81i it3x Whi'.e s .les of Goderl(th id
R,VV. F. 13. MEYER) Pastor. w:nkt ing en the' na!pe, yAl
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Goods
Call and see our new flannel dress
Goods and. cotton flannel suitable.
for children's dresses, etc..
HEAVY FLANNELETTE SHIRTING AND BLANKETS, WOOL
BLANKETS, SWEATERS, JERSEYS, SMOCKS, AND UNDER.-
WEAR,
N E -WEAR, ALSO GRAIN BAGS.
r1 FUI;.L LINE OF STAPLE GOODS. ALL REMNANTS A`
BARGAIN PRICES.'"
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