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ZURCH THURSDAY
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JULY
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HAIRDRESSING
"ETHEL'S HAIRDRESSING SLOT/
SPECSOE SPRING
Let us quote you en, Speelals for
Spring and Summe,r Permanents,
that are pleasing and satisfactory,
and will give you perecerelite Hair-
dressing Salon ;on rear of. etoce. For
appointraentst call us by &one 10,2
Zurich.
.Are You Suffeemg From
Head -admit.:
If so; Have your Eyes geseniseet Tyla
the Latest Methods and Ele0Pninia,
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH. — ONT.
'A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
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8h—Luther Leans.
ehursday--;-Choir Practice.
i'UNDAY SERVICEIge •
a. m.—Gertnan gervtee..
1.1.15 tt.m.--Sunday School.
/71) pen.— •ftglisit service.
EverYbody Welcome to 'ell Services.
E. TUERIcHE)14, Pastor. ,
' EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. B. HeclgendOrn„ , Minister.
Mrs. H. G. Hess, Organist.
10 a.m. Service
11. A,M. Sunday School.
7.30 _p.m. Service
BOAT CAPSIZE'S .AT BAYFIELD
. _Five Clinton yontlitliaCa narrow
escape -from drowning at Bayfield in
the lake on Sunday when the small
eteemie-Wleich they were sailng cap-
sized. Th five; Cecilellohnes, Ed-
ward and George Elliott; Ross Finch
and R. Gibbs, were about a half mile
to
off shore when swells, e e
heve been caused by •a boat piloted There is memory fond and true,
COMFORTABLE. GLASSES b E st 11 ft T1 t k f Moth
y urgeoneupset e sine cra tele is a o en o e ection,
Leavitt's Theatre
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This Theatre "Air Conditioned'
,Thursday, Friday., Saturday'
SPECIAL FEATURE
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iMith EDWARD G. ROBINSON'
"CONCES•SIONS. QF A N421, SPY
And All Star Caste:,
::fee
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesciak,
SPECIAL FEATURE
"UNION PACIFIC"
Starring, BARBARA STANWY*,
and .TOEL McCREA
Produced bY Cecil B.
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r. Dan Statileis of. London was in
n.: -Saturday.
'alter Bobby Bryce has returned
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ore after a pleasant visit in Flesh -
hen:
1r, and Mrs. Erwin Fisher of
Wiener are holidaying at the home
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Abe former's parents here.
Thursday of last week there was a
hart sitting of the Tenth Division
bUit in the town hall, Zurich, when
wile T,M. Lewis of Goderieh pee-
ded. • .
and Mrs. E. M. Dagg and fam-
ye,Whe spent the past three weeks'
ation in Iialibilierinteenty, have
IN MEMORL&M:,
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fit'iirned home, and lVfr. 'Dag'g'1'. has
Bennett—In loving menu:ley-tit,
,:7M.41...:Oendtrheaisl. work in the local'Itehailc
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dear mother , who passed awOre,
Though on earth you are no MOP eeewiditors at the home of ' 'Nies. C.
Still in memory you are with 'i•Oil':i i:Ti 4 'ctiAe the past week.
Dear IVIother you are 'not forg4fik• ,i., On,.. and daughter of Pigeon, Mich.,
As you' always.were before. .'.' ...; e ;
There is a sad but sweet reinel'il•_..
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:.,.;.., .ar,,,it, offering, and are having their
..4:1:-.*.;,y-i-'..i:hti0 he paints which the deal-
.'eee, felgaces; freshened up ny a new
e:.le-otice that a goodly number of
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*dents are taking advantage of the
i,Mv. 1Valtee Jeffrey a.,,hnadftef39.,..nivilliyichohfe
eitOit; Mr. and Mrs. James Ander-
.if. Aoctkiyg around our fair village
of paint.
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both nati,"765 9f litiron cortnt _....c:.,bi eA, i,erifclee He will be relieving at. Ter-
.)! ch- hae received notice.of .his leaving
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ihejocal Bank ofMontrealin Zur-
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who has
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At The youths clung to -the upturned And a heartache still for you.
REASONABLE ratcEsnlPPflfl
boat until they were rescued by. Mr. Ever rernembered--Rich.,'' Ke
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The tletlat was later towed Carrie and Elizabeth.
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ashore.'
Week Day Except
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vedtlieir :olden -wedding ,anniyere
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Royal 'Knight s Bible chee
emeinIty took' place in Kitchener on .rieli ' in.; the Evringeli6,1 ' P4rsolio;k:O.in, The
Zurich on July 18, 11389 by Rev. Theo*Cless, 65 • in number motored on
Tuesday of 'Mgt week When Mr. and
Hauch,fatherof Rev. J. P. Bauch ofreVeclnesdaY evening to the cottage of
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reateeecLey.. Mts. Frank Bossenberry of that eitY
;Kitchener, a former -pastor of Cen Mi. and Mrs -Harry G. Hess in the
terinial Evangelical Churce, StratforkPinery and enjoyed a social evening,
-,The bride of fifty years ag6 waS Miss which included a weiner roast and
`1Lotrise Wagner, daughter of Mr. and other refreshments.
BETTY- ANNE E A,UTY SHOP
Mrs. don.rad Wagner, I.; r. and Mrs. Clayton Bossenbeery
resicled
—YOUR HAIR—Tfle srdast imp& t thin to complete your spring .\Nr:agners' Corner, two and a halt •
and daughter Lilian; Mr. and Mrs.
outfit is your hair. Tueat it as suck and come to us for your next
PIER,111.ANENT WAVE.
Introducing to you far the fuse time the newest in scientific hair
treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescription Permanents."
Whether your hair be fine, course, vrhite, etc., we now have a special
lotion for each type trod. you. are therefore assured of a wa.ve in the t
manner you have alwajrs wanted.
Best No advance in prices.
. northes of Zurich. Mr. •Bossen-,, Charles Bossonberry and family; Mr.
berry was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm' and Mrs. Claude Bossenberry; Mr.
Bossenberry of near Zurich. Aftk 1 Bert Bossenberry and Miss Audry
berry resided in Zurich until Aprife.
user'''lWillie of Kitchener and Detroit. were
-Visitors at the home of Mr. and 1\Irs.
their marriage Mr. and Mrs. B
31 years ago, when they moved to '..e. C. Wagner.
1,:litcle.ner. They have retained their 7
'• At a recent meeting of the Zurich
Phone 159 Zurich foe Appointmnts. MRS. ED. GASCHO, Prop. and in it found their chief hobby al- -,,hool Trustee Board, the application
Why Accept a Substatu e o. intereqt in music through the years ',-.
though 1Vfts. BossenheiTy has a 'Sec- ;
of Miss M. Balkwell of London, was
4,4.~:44,~04"""'"P'lleupe‘e.e.m.me
ond s )ecinl interest. Throughout her Accepted as to for Room No. 1.
This is the fix.st schopl that Miss Balk-
----- ------------ life she hae been interestod in SIM-,
..„.......*....................................._._*..........n jay years has been the teac.her of a Sun-
dae- School class at Zion Evangelical
et Bible scheol, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs
Bossenberry had a family of ten chil-
dren of whom all but Frenklyn, who
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ADMIRAL 15 JEWEL
POMO': 'WATCHES
$9.95
Precision Built,
Excellent Timekeepers
These sell regularly for 14.50
Come in -and see them.
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
PHONE YOUR 0
For positive identification at
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for
BLUE • COAL
Also Rb'sedale Alberta„
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets®
The Roe Farms Milling C;(4
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid foe
.Eggs on a graded basis..
Pone 10 - Hensall
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Speci to Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Tomatoes„ Maple Leaf, large 2% size, per tin....7
P and G.. white Naptha soap, 6. bars ..... 23
Garden Patel:. calm, 2 tins
17
Royal. York orange pekoe tea, half -ib. -...--.33
Royal York coffee,, 1 -lb. tin ...... .... .........„. .. .. 3;
Maple Leaf SaImon, half's 20c. 1 -ib tin
Toilet paper„ 4 rolls
Household washing soda, per pkg.
Tomato juice 26 -oz, 2 tins . .-._..1
16 -oz bottle vanilla. each 2
Quart. jar balx.ing powder . ... 2
McCormick 24.b., butter sodas - ._.2
lif Sop flakes, With tumbler free, ..... . .....
Huskies, whole: -wheat cereal, per .pkg. 0 .
Sugar crispn fl
corakes, 2 pkgs. ....
Derby cherse, spreads ,and slices, pkg ...... . . .... I
Broken soda biscuits, 3 lbs. ... .
Areoxon fly colIs: '4 coils . .. . . 1
Choice Blue Rose rice, 2 lbs. . .
Ankle Socks, per pair ..-..... .
Fullfashionea Hose, per pair
70'
9c
5c
5c
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was drowned in the Breslau a .
years ago, are still living. Their fam-
ily circle also include nine grendchil
dram Their children ave: Mrs. I.
Snyder. Charles and Glen Bossenbere
ry of Kitchener; -Clayton and Claude
Bossenbeery of Detroit; Bert of a
Detroit -Buffalo boat. staff; Emerson
at Listowel; Mrs. J. L. vauttewail of
Toronto, and Mrs. 3. Kieswetter of
Wiarton.
Lakeview Casino
Grand Bend
well is te,a-hing, and she has taken a
;course in Horne Economics Which she
will also teach when the school is so
equipped.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Schade, Blue
Water Highway, south of St. Joseph
were: Mr. and Mrs. Wes. f;.ennedy
and daughter Joan, and the Misses
Keercher of Kitchener; Mr. George
Woolverton of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Sippel and Miss Vera Yhoast
of Milverton; the Misses Melvina and
Gertrude Schade of London.
Whatewe said recently about the
dust prevention doing its work on
'our back streets, we must now re-
tract, as inehe part, of tht village we
live in the dust is as bad asbefore
this liquid was applied, and to uor
way of seeing things it was all ab-
soluty waste of money, and we still
have the intollerable dust conditions
as before this liquid was sprayed
thereon And wt' &lily hear the re -
Mark,: "the stuff is no good."
V.T.' M. S. MEET •
DANCING NIGHTLY TO
WILLIS TIPPING, and his
Cascade Rythm Orchestral
Featores.•
Free admission before 9 pen., Tues.,
Thurs., Fri. First two dances free
every night. •
Amateur Night Every Monday
CASH PRIZES—lt, and 2nd of each
Monday meet on August 28th foe
tmother Cdutui Cr sh Prize.
SUNDAY CONCERT JULY 30h
8.0 pen.
WILLIS TIPPING and his Orchestra
Free Picnic Hall on the Beach.
Bathhouse open until 10 p.m.--whre
you will tiled tee smaetoet and hxtet:
styles in Men's and Wornen's Beach,
NveliI,Pioodligbted Beach
S A VI;ITY OYS
ARE GOING TO BE
ore Ci oriforta
Light
ORDER YOUR SUMMER SUIT NOW1
Come and See Our Large Display
This Summer
le
Weight \Worsteds
A very pleasant evenieg was spent
by the members ;4 the W. M. S. of
St: Peters Lutheran church last
Thursday, ,Tuly 20th, when they met
for their monthle meeting at Turn -
bull's Grove. After a delightful sup
per was served by the committee in
charge, Mrs. H. Keueer, Mrs. Ea.
Gesell° and Mies I. Yungblut, the
devotional and busines; meeting was
held. Miss Martha Heideman lead
the devotional 6ne1'eses and eetre
ed the tapic "Harvest Home in India"
A spreial free will offeriee which a-
mounted to over $1.5.nn tholl
taken. It was also deed -1 that this!
society order a, shipmo,l bdirt
Lace and that Mrs. 11 Moussear.
in Cheep of its dimosal. Tbe meetine,
closed with the lerren "The Sen
neirig le the West" :hist o the see
-erly sinking boyouci
Huron,
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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SPRING
YOU NOW REQUIRE
Have You Selected Your Garden Seeds?
We have a good Assortment of Flower and Veg-
etable Seeds in 5c and 10c Packages,.. Also Root
Seeds and Sorghum.
WE HANDLE SCARFES 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.
1,1ARNESS REPAIRS, ETC., ETC.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
R. NL-)C7ig lleTk-i! A
GENERAL. MERCHANT
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