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ZUR ICH} THURSDAY MOH xlGNIG, SEPTtMLER 24 i942.
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ATTENiTION
We wish to announce to our ellen-
tele that we .are now in our new lo-
cation, formerly Dr. Addison's office
adjoining the drug store. The beauty
parlour will not be open on Tuesday
evenings, Wednesday afternoon and
evening and ,Saturday evenings.
Call 68 for appointments.
Mrs. Edwin Gascho, Proprietress.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. E. I-Ieckendorn, Pastor
Mrs. M. Oesch, Organist
10 a.m.—Divine Worship.
Spi'rlitual :Life Guards.
11 p.m.—Sabbath School.
7.30 pen.—Divine Worship.
Ts the New Birth i:nnede":- Ly.
ZURICH RIICH FALL PAM
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wind- over G; i Iii ' Ihtron veh h z
ileee-el end') i.iry thh beet- a_ feet/ .
cable clay to hold a fall -frir, ns
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c . ] 22.2 i o1 ., !- n.1 as a
ence the 't;-..end.n:.e fell or.. c.:;.
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o i t' ty ,with 'the new rut 1
ing opened, it will cot over 1
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Society* can be lasso per u wl
A Chinese Christian prayed "Lord a `
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and can serve the public now
better than ever. Be sure and
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MRS. FRED TWIPT,141, Proprietress
THE ALDRICH FAMILY
Hr +ENRY AND DIZZY
PACIFIC BLACKOUT
With Robert Preston
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If you wish to own a Better Car, look these over!
19.411 CHEV. SPECIAL COACH, Clock, Heater, and De
Froster. Otnly 12,000 Miles.
1941 FORD DE LUX COACH. Clean inside and out.
1940 CHEV. SEDAN, Upholstering and Tires like new.
1937 Chev. STANDARD COACH. Locally Owned.
1937 De Soto 'Coupe, like New. Guearanteed 15,000 miles.
1938 Ford Coach. 1935 Chev. Coach, new tires
1934 Plymouth. 'Coach, new tires. 19.31 Chev. Special Coach
1930 Chev. Sedan. 11929 Ford Coach
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SummerWork Clothes
We 'carry a complete line of Men's Work Clothes,
at very reasonable prices. Also have Fie Shirts,
Summer Underwear, Etc.
WORK _ SHOES
'We have a full line of Men's Worjlc Shoes, also a
;fine display of Ladies' `Oxfords. See therm
Full line of Hardware, Feeds, Dry Goods, and
Patent Medicines. Give us a Call!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
THE BLAKB STORE
Edmund Swartzefntruber, Piop. 'hone: 1147
vissotraurawarmareggromlavonsummiNERNWOMMINIMINOr
Pe tt, Ill :, of the rather.
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t; t'i') ott1e;ide ee,hiLYit ti :r:
well -filled and of most wondeefel
c. -.L1$, T.;.0 Yes and pouutly "`'-
�f Fl::. ndiel `how ing as was• ail
dippd t nanL ..
a little i,,-'ene - former yen..,, .
wit-- t,o--':tti, ,sue to cinditice
are exiting in 'transportation, a•` _
+]otic: .ri+?,> or .i'c=;•.ger
have a con .idoa i:lo distar.ce to g;..,„,
were nc'. p, e:.,•.+t this . year.
ery g, -)1c1. e•;:.ts .. of 'Sell and -gee -
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den cr. i] - hi trg ..
house, and-• we say .again, the s;t
ity wF.i very good t. ge:'e1a1
IO vine- ere z5 Teen TIrize winnie%'s
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anee will 'appear next week: i i
HORSES''',..4.,...
far`zt , t t r, atlz_ c c goo'',
• �• which.. greatly enerred the out,'nee
Wagon or Express -- 3rood mare,Cr reeeeeaee T
with foal, M }cooper, B. Koehler, T 1 ,, ,. . ,, , •
Se=a : i; Foe], 1 e.rtlrr; 3. ye -ehl
M. Hooper; 2 yr. old M. Hooper; 3
yr. old, B. Klopp, B Koehler; Span
W. Munro, M. Hoo'Per, G, Thiel..
Agricultural - Brood mare dna
foal, J. H. Turvis; foal do; 1 yr., Co-
unty of Huron; 2 yr J. Turvis, :3 yr.
do; Span J. Vodden, County dome,
Heavy Draught — Brood mare e with
foal, C. Mathews, H C'olema ; Alan
J. Vicelden, ,G Mathews, and :irc1.
Roadster — Brood mare, E Int oppea
Wm. Grenier; Foal, R Manso;n 2
yr old Currie and Turviltt; 3 yr.
old J. Wright, H. Coleman; Single
Roadster J Wright and 2nd, Currie
and Tervitt; Lady Driver, J. Wright
Carriage — Span in wagon, W:.
Munro and 2nd; single W. Munroe,
2nd and Srd,; single tandem. do.
Half Tared Hackney — foal E. Ho
oper, T Steinbae!h, D Geiger, 2 yr, old.
It. Hopper, 3 yr. T Steinbach, R.
Manson.
CATTTAFI
Slrorfrhorns — Cow, W Qestrei'oher
yearling heifer and •2 yr. old, do;ibull
-alf R Peck, W ;Oestreiclier; heifer
calf W Oes'trei,cher, R.IPeck; young
bull W •Oestreicher and ,tad.
Beef type grades — Milk cow D
Geiger -and 12nd; heifer 2 yrs, 1 yr.
andheifer. •c'alf, D. Geiger; steer calf
B Klapp,B Koehler, fat cow R Man-
son.
Holstein — Milk cow, D. Geiger
Polled Angus — cow, B Klopp ;bull
flea .and heifer oaf, do; Best three
beef type cattle, Simpson Special, W
W. O estreicher.
SHEEU
Lincoln --- A D Steeper took all
nrizee in this iclass '
Oxford Downs - Agen ram 0
}cars,,,1n, W Dearing sheat ling nen
0 McGowan; shArling ewe, W Dai
'ng, 0 McGokan; ram lamb 0 Mc-
Gowan, W "':1:)earing; ewe lamb, 'D
\fcGonan,'`W Dearing; ewe, do', d o•
Shrop.hires- .and Leicester, 0
YlcGowahl took all prizes '`•
Leicester — D. Grahaan took
•1. In 'hi 01 9.5.1.
Special pen of five ewes, Simpson
special, Lamont and Elliott.
HOGS
Yorkshire, aged boar, D eleigcr;
;Pring sow, D Geiger and ;.nd;
Tamworth -- Aged sow rt, Manson
!and 2nd; spring (boar and cspring
11 sow, It Maueon
('Cotttiriued on Pana "our)
titute for th Blind S i7't
011 fair day, iT,
ce tit„ r,!'.rc d n:L' t
far this noblo enu^e., and in bohaie or
t11,? general ex_,' ctive, the' e e•:1
orTanizatioa h.,,r. n•i;.71en t:, .'1:,
thank the public for the 415.50 do -
(belted. Ti':...eeYoe.
Painful Expeeienee
'flat ini eht ]t +:•.e eeovee a more
serious accident occur rel one ,ley
last week at the home of _. 11n117eT1-:;
Herbert :11:11r •tau, when
seau went to light the g•-., ;Love in
the morning, unfortunately, one of
the burners had been shut off when
last in use, but a leak developed and
When the match war; lited it ignite)
the escaped gas. Mrs. Mous.ean's
tight hand suffered teal bun :le lho
flames spread, she used good judgm-
ent and erabhed a •carpet near by
and smothered the dames, with the
assistance -of her daughter Norma.
Mrs. Mousseau's hand is healing nice-
ly now.
OBITUARY
Late Susanna E. Rader
Mrs. Susanna Rader, widow of the
late Peter Haberer, passed to her est•
ernal maker on Saturday after an ill
ness which extended for some weeks.
She had ,been at London Hospital
fora few weeks for treatments, and
afterlome improvements was return -
to her home here in Zurich passing
away in her 6.2Ind year. The depart-
ed was 'born in Hay Township and
was 'harried in 1911, after 'which
they farmed on the Blind Line near
Zurich until 19110' when they re-
tired to Zurich and has been resid
eat here si:nve. Mr. Haberer prede-
ceased her seven years ago. The
late Mrs. ffaberer was a very active
mm!bex, .. of St. Peter's Lutheran
church, and was always ready to ,give
of: her time and substance to the
Ise l :Cross, .or .any charitable society.
and leaves a large circle of friends
and relative's who will greatly mown
her .loss. Surviving are her mother:,
Mrs. ICatheeiin,e Mader of Dashwood;
three sisters, Mrs. Catherine 'W'illert,
Mrs. L. Kraft of Dashwood; Mrs.
Clara Decker of Zurich; 'four broth-
ers, Wiliam Rader, Zurich, Lewis and
Fred Rader, Dashwood;; Theodore
Rader, of the Goshen Line, Hay Twp,
A private funeral service was held
from the home at 2,80 !p.m. on Mon-
day, followed by a public {service in
St. Peter's Lutheran church and in,
torment in St. Peter's cemetery. The
funer"al being very larger attended.
1t.ev. Ea tf r~ jtm bell, the 'pastor, offi-
ciated„ •
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