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HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR. SPR/ING
Let us quote you on. Specials for
Spring and Summer Permanents,
that ere pleasing and satisfactury,
and will give you personality Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store. For
;appointments call us by phone 102
Zurich.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
A Changeless Christ Ear es Chang -
ring World.'
Friday, 8h—Luther Leagn5.
Thursday—Choir Preedce.
SUNDAY SERVICE
a. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday Schee.
'7.30 p.m.—English service
Everybody Welcome to all &sesame.
E. TUERKHEM, Pester.
COMFORTABLE GIASSES
At
REASONABFF. PRIC:L!
O. E. ZrErbeigg 11.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
,..The Newest. Approved Method of
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Week Day Except Nifedatseilsey.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. Heckendorn, Minister.
Mrs. H. G. Hess, Organist.
10 A.M. Worship.. Subject:—
"God's Dyke"
11. AM. Sunday &loco].
7.30. P.M. Worship. Subject:—
"Mail Men"
`"It is noble to forgive an irxjury,
and sensible to forget it."
In Police Court
Goderich—I frequently wonder
why attempted suicide has been made
a crime. No one suffers or would have
suffered but aceused" said Frank
Donnelly, council for Mrs. Mildred
Dickenson, widow, 32, mother of 4,
convicted by Mag. Makins on Thurs-
day afternoon last of attempting to
take her life. "Defence council has no
right to say that the attempted suicide
harmed no one but herself and sho-
uld go unpunished," objected Crown
.Attorney D. E. Holmes. "She has al-
ready harmed her four small children
and had she succeeded the state wo-
uld have lost a subject, it would have
deprived her four small children to
the expense of keeping them." Ac-
cused took a :quantity of sleep produ-
ducing pills. Directions called for one.
"You should be spanked. You have
been carrying on like a fool. You are
disgracing your children" said Mag-
listrate iMakins..—Halfway through the
evidence Magis. Makins stopped the
drunk driving ease of Robt. Orr, ag-
e-) Payfield, dismissed the charge.
Tietihe Officer Webb said accused was
drunk. Co. Constable Ferguson said
accused was not drunk. Bruce Moore
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G. MAY 18,1939.
L malls Theatra
EXETER -- ONT.
This Theatre is "Air Conditione'
Thursday, Friday, Saturday e
"GUNGA DIN"
Inspired by Rudyard Kipling's Her-
oic Lines, Starring:
Cary Grant, Victor McLaglart
Douglas Fairbanks r.
First showing at 7.30 sharp, owtg
to length of Picture. le,
Mon., Tues., Wed., May 22, 23, 24.
"MEN WITH WINGS"
Greatest Epic of the Air in. Tecree-
color, with
Fred 'McMurray, Ray 1V1illand;
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COMING — "Kentucky", "Angebs
with Dirty Faces". "The Lady Vait-
ishes". "If I were King."
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Mr. and Mrs. Elzer Mousseau of
Kippen were Sunday visitors with the
former's mother, Mrs. A. Mousseau.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stoskopf of Kit-
chener, spent the week -end at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oliver of
Kitchener were week -end visitors at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs. C. Peitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Neil and son
of Detroit, were week -end visitors at
the home of Mr. A. Melick.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Hoffman and Bobbie of
Galt, were Sunday visitors wfth their
parents here.
. Mr. William Klopp and family of
.
Stratford, and Mr. Leonard Klopp
of a mutual fiiend, visiting -•i'''ar°1'..41 and family of .Waterloo visited their
Sunday.
for
rooms after. —Wilbert Loq m
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other and other relatives in town on
kwood, Clinton, in addition to 14 clYe
for drunk driving, was given tWte
months for "having for sale." —E55 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Siebert and dau-
erett Allen, charged with arson, wt. ghter Verginia of Detroit; Mr. and
remanded one week—Owen Lewis; Mrs. W. J. Major and family of Tor -
door -to -door soap salesman, had a- onto, were week -end visitors- at the
charge of theft against him dismissed, Siebert home in town.
He took another and much better hap
Rev. E. Turkheim and Mrs. George
There was a record of 40
from a hotel in mistake for his ow31 Hess,
Mrs. Geo. Deichert, Mr. Henry
carres,
of thein trafficon Thursday's EstiGackstettey and Milfred Schilbe at-
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STEPHEN COUNCIL ..: nesday .
11 Brotherhood at Kitchener on Wed -
tended .a. meeting of the Lutheran
The Council of the Township 0" Merrsr. Gordon and Stanley Smith
Stephen met in the Town. Hall, Cre, of St. Joseph, accompanied by Lloyd
iton, on May 1st with all member1 and Lorne Klopp and Jack Merrier of
Or companion, was remanded for present.. The minutes sf the prefile :we were recently on a motor hike
axe laiiteleleil.14We,regtilste ieetXii f t andAhe Owen. Sound
to having five bottles o beer in Oer's special meeting of the 15th were district.
car. The two had been to the raneral read and adopted.
The following correspondence was The asterly part of the house of
BET FY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
—YOUR HAIR—The most important thing to complete your spring
outfit is your hair. Treat it as such and come to us for your next
PERMANENT WAVE.
• Introducing to you for the first time the newest in •scientsfic hair
treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescription Permanents."
Whether your hair be fine, course, white, etc., we now have 13. special
lotion for each type and yon are therefore assured of a wave in the
manner you have niways wanted.
Why Accept a Substitute for the Best. No advance in prices.
Phone 159 Zurich far .Appointments. MRS. ED. GASGHO, Prop.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Sugar Crisp: corn flakes, 4 pkg. — _ .25c
Raspberry Jam, 32 -oz jar 27c
Pork and Beans 2f -oz. 'tin, '2 tins i 7c
Handy Ammonia.. per .pkg. . .... .—...5c
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Sunlight Soap,, 4 cakes —. ..... 25c
Lux Toilet Soap, 3 cakes ...—_ ......... .. .......-......17c
Hillcrest Shortening, 2 pkgs 23c
Royal York coffee, i -lb. 'tin ....... .. . . ... —.. . .—.....37c
Peas, No. 2 tins. 2 tins .....—.......- ..... .....,___-18c
1 -Ila. tin Cocoa, each .- ..... .....--. , .,18c
Derby cheese, half lb pkg. each ..........--. ..14o
New style Silk crepe Dresses. just in ..
Newest styles in Printed Dresses ..-- ..... 1.29
Girl's Silk Dresses, .8 to 14 years . - . .1.39
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read and filed.: -
1 Dept. of Municipal ffaits re-
garding recent legislation .passed by
'-he Ontario Legislature whereby the
Municipal Subsidy will be 11/2 mills
instead of 1 mill as formerly.
2 From the Provincial Treasurer.
enclosing 'cheque for $3,787.56 as
government subsidy on 1938 Expen-
diture on roads in the Township.
Motion—That the tender of Ire-
land and Jennison for crushing 2000
u. yerds of gravel in Skinner's pit
for 23c per cu. yard and hauling same
on reeds in the Township of Stephen
at 5% c. per yard mile be accepted
md that the Clerk prepare usual
2ontract for signatures.
Road accounts to the amount of
ii•.:19.03 were passed and the follow-.
'ne ordered paid: •
Police Villages share of .1938 sub-
sidy on road expenditures: Centralia
e48.c:8, Crediton 23.33, Dashwood
11,46, Grand Bend 499.98; Exeter
Times -Advocate, advert.- ees ond
Printine 1.25; Daeid Tienme, wood
for Miss Hold 1,75; Treas. Twp Hay
rollof re Tardrson 41.78; Lucelle Los -
liner. conveyance to London $4; Pot-
McIseac( funeral exp. or Miss
Held $30;
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
Monday, June 5V1 1939 at 1 o'clock.
P;m:' Herbert K. Mbar, Twp.
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Coming!
The American Style
Orchestra
SINGING TRIO:
TRUMPETERS
•FRENCH HORNS 1 ROMBONES
SMARTEST, GAYEST ASSEMBLY
EVER!
TIP TIPPING
AND HIS
Cascade. Rythni Orchestra
MAY 24th.
AT REGULAR PRICES: Men SOc.
Women 35e, DANCiNG FREE
LAKEVIEW CASINO
Grand Bend •
Mr. aid Mrs. Norman Gascho, the
part once used for a milk house, is
being renovated and put into con-
dition to be used by Miss Anna alt-
ars with her millinery busbiess.
• King's Birthday, May 20th
. Saturday, May 20th has been pro-
claimed a public holiday by the Do-
minion Government and many places
will observe Victoria Day and the
Ring's birthday on the same day.
Fifty -First Anniversary -
On Monday evening, May Sth, the
the children of Mr. and Mee. Louis
Kalbfleisch, of the 16th concession,
Hay Township, gathered at their
home to celebrate their 51st wedding
anniveesary. A very good time was
enjoyed along with delicious eatables
by all present. The many relatives
and friends of thin happy upro of
fiftv-one years wish them many more
such cheerful eyeirits,
Receives Pubncity
Considerable comment is being
snack these days, not only in the Lon.
don daily Press bus now also in the
County weeklies in regards to Hay
Township's grand old Cyclist, who is
eighty-nine years of age in the povson
of Mr. John Fostee, who frequently
takes a hike hike to Zurich, from the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Battler, Babylon Line, a distance of
two miles. Desp'te his age Mr. Fos-
ter is hi his usual .eheerful mood and
greatly enjoys jumping on his bike
and puddle off to Zurich. He is ono of
the oldest residents in Hay TowttAlip,
Death of Mrs. Moss
Mrs. Anna Moss, wife of Joseph
Moss, of London, died Sunday last in
Victoria Hospital, after a short ill-
ness, in her 49th year. les. Moss
,vas formerly Miss Hildebrand, a dau-
ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs, John
.Hildebrand„ of Zurich. She received
her education in Zurich school and
went to London 80 years ago, For the
past 25 years she had lived at the
• Dundas street addresg where her bus -
hand operated a barber shop. She
'vas an adherent to the Anglican
Church. Surviving are her husband
ono son, John Moss, of Loedon; twc
daughters, Miss Ruby Moss and Mrs
E. McNish, both of St. Thomas, Thera
are also two .brothers, Louis and
Bernard Hildebrand, both ei Seaforth
and throe sisters: Mrs. L. Wood, Nia
• gala Falls; Mre, Foster Hensell pee
Mrs. Vincent, 'Preston. Interment wke
made in Woodland cernetoey. Lotifien
the setvice being conducted byIONi.
Trowon
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Outstanding value
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Also Rosedale Alberta,
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Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets,
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Highest Cash Prices paid lot
.Eggs on a graded basis.
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We have a good Assortment of Flower and Veg-
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Seeds and Sorghum.
WE HANDLE SCARFE'S PAINTS
Men's, Boys' Misses and Children's Running
Shoes, Men's Work Shoes,
House Dresses, Aprons, Prints and Broadcloths.
Men's and Boys' Overalls and Smocks.
1,IARNESS REPAIRS, ETC,, ETC.
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