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HAIRDRESSING,
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSG SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRFNG
Let us 'quote you Oa Specials for
Spring and Summer Permanents;
that 41,re pleasing and sue,sfactary,
»and will give you personably Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store. For'
appointments call na by phone 102
Zurich.
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Are
You Suffe.ring From
Headache?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with
...the Latest Methods and Equipment at
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OPTOMETRIST & OPTICIAN
GODERICH — ONT..
Good Glasses at Reasonable Prices
N... it are gisiting with relatives
ea
iiyeeks. mr. Geromette gave
education'e report. .According to the
50 yearh and during the summer endre,7,'cak ,he 'other day.
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ST. PETER'S
Ficangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
Changege Chi,t for :sk Chang -1
rag Werls0
8h—Luther League:
rhursday—Cheir Practice.
41.-INDAT SERITICE.f
R. m.—dermon Serviee,
1.1A 5: nt.H-Sunday, Schoop
7.30 `n.ti.'—Eiig,lish service.
ST/wry-body Welcome ail Servicer.
E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor.
• EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C.•13. -Heckenclorn, Minister.
Mrs. H. G. I -less, Organist.
No Services on Sundays Aug. 6 -13th
There is joy in the service of Jesus,
the Lord,
No peasure of earth can bestow,
He giveth to all who are faithful to
Hirn,
A joy that the world cannot know.
WIRalfallW
SHORTAGE SEEN
Unless the number of students en-
tering Normal Schools in Ontario
begins soon to increase there will be
a scarcity of elementary school tea -
of
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CARD OF THANKS
IVIr. and Mrs. Fred liaberee and'
family wish to 'extend a Sinee:re`
vote of thanks to all who assisted.in^'
extinguishing their recent fire, ari,
especially to the Zurich. Fire Leigad'
eee
who so kindly responded Thaitt'4414
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r Visits
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rc.-,urrmr.rhervirmys.....mmrcogsraurear.barsaromnesm....
Dr. and Mrs. P. J. 0:',1i3;v7..si• and
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family who have been ti a6ationin2 at
Wilber:force, have returned to their
home here greatly refreehed,
, A DIAMOND WEDDING
Popular residents of Hensel). for
forty years and well-known in Zurich
where they resided for several years,
Mr. and 'Ales. Owen Geiger celebrated.
their diam•ond wedding annivereary
last Wednesday, July 2G, at their
homein Hensel'.th
Mrs. Geiger is e tevOsona who have been holidaying
former Miss Ernma Geiger, daughteekle*et,have returned to their home in
of the late. Mr. and :Vers. Abrahain De -a•
Geiger of Zurich. It was on July 10,
1879, that Mr- and Mrs. Geiger were
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Iiw.- 'Mary Memel' is spending a
. 41„.e,eveeks with her sister, Mrs. Carl
gkikr at Milverton.
etAiss Gretta Haberer who had been
jcileirdeying in Detroit has returnedhofxie,
hmne,
'1r. and Mrs. Frank Siebers and
AM sons of Detroit, are holidaying
Wale home of the former's parents,
10andIVIrs. W. L. Siebert.
and Mrs. ...Werner Either and
married at the Geiger hornestead,west,
of Zurich, with Rev. G. G. Schmidt,
Evangelical church, conducting the
ceremony. The attendants were Mr.,?
and Mrs. Louis Eckstein, Dashwoede
now deceased. For 12 years Mr.Gi
ger was Reeve of Hensel"; for two•
years councillor and a numiber
years on the school board. Warden eic
•Huron in 1911; president of the'Flat
and Mrs. Garnet Walper who
pleasant holidays wi n. relatives
o returned to their home in
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day August 7th, next Monday -
next holiday when ..it will be
all over as civic holiday,and
es of business will be closed.
Geromette and family
Organization .f.or 15 years and ti at .edale an' Mount Carmel for
'COMFORTABLE GLASSES then, according to the =water vely engaged in the flax business for
At section of the repo*. dealing with
months employes hundreds of flax
pullers, many of them Indians. He
harvested 1200 acres of flax and in
addition to the -Hensel" mill °Neils and
operates the mill at Exeter,
ek, lz.A. Maiv
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REASONABLE MUMS - teachers the number IlOW graduating Ian`deNts. VIP:' Martin and dau-
'C. E. ZrUtbrigg 13 0
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OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
"would appear to be insufficient t o ericee' of 'Stratford- and who
npinge at Oakwood; were 'Sun-
= .eatiee y ordinary retirements. i 1.S9404. at the -.home of ars. g.
The.aerannielated surplus .of teachers fire dektroyed 'etc ' CecRRI.g4,e4r-itb.*:
„fill the vacancies in elementary echo:,
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Tema
liver a 1, -,'14 -ed f • f - Peak; ,"and at that- tine. e ,Mr. Gel., who • is visiting :with .Mrs.
"re'vtl'aPen erge-rYi teachers urilets" the number of. stud-
ents entering Normal. School beeina ger lost everything lie had. t Mel' or a time.
The At artisian well in stophen Rev.and 1VIrs. C. B. Heckendorn
appreac _ caa yo
Week Day Except Wednesday. Twp., west of Dashwood, was suilt by' and daughter Lois, are leaving this
^goon to irterenqc
C.4.4.00,1""IN4POW,O.I4rrlNIPR
BEM ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
—YOUR HA.IR—The most important thing to complete your spring
outfit is your Lair.. Treat it as such and come to us for your next
PERMANENT WAVE.
Introducing to you fax the first time the newest in scientific hair
treatment, it is our pleasure to present "Prescription Permanents."
Whether your hair he fine, course, white, etc., we now have a special
lotion for each. type and. you are therefore assured of a ware in the
manner you have always wanted.
• Why Accept a. Substitute for the Best. No advance in prices.
Phone 159 Zurich for Appointments. MRS. ED. GA.SCHO, Prop.
Mr.'Geiger for Wm. Fulton. He also week forieKitchener and Hamilton,
erected many windmills for farmers where: they willspend their two we
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M the district. The Geiger family of ek's vacation with relatives. As e
l six sons and a daughter are: Edmund ; coneequenee there will he no services
nranual training teacher, London; Dr. in, the ,l'oesel Evangelical church for
William- Geiger, Waterloo,. Oliver,. the Sundays of August 6th and 13th.
me:inger Bank of Montreal, Fenelon! ,
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Falls; Rory, druggist, Kitchener; Syd • e
,aistriet livesd Inspector
IIMMINAWICI.E..011441P2=61,..t.."4.4001..11,0,
ney, piincipal, high school at Stueg 1tie:;.',8,egsworth, of Erin, district
weedeinSpector foe a number of the
countieS'ela Western Ontario, called
on the J caJ Hay Twp. inspector, Mr.
John 1V1-4eide and also inspected the
towrishie"Iroade and farm properties.
etatadthat very few townlhips in
his diStriet.Were in such a satisfactory
condition n Hay Township, and gave
much credit to the local inspector,Mr
iVicBride„ for his efficient work.
FIRE DESTROYS HONEY HOUSE
Falls, Rory, druggist; Kitchener:
Syndey, principal, high school at
Cturgeon Falls; Ira at home and
1-(21...,:ey), Mrs. Eric Kennedy, Hen-
sel'.
From tables attractive with white
and blue delphiniums in silver con-
tainers, bule and white tapers, and
enteed a hugo weddhig cake, GO re-
_ . 'etives„' guests and members of the
family sat .clown to a delicious din -
nee and supper. Tongs were proposed
by Dr. Win. Geiger, 'Waterloo and Ed-
mund Geiger, Lendon. Mr. and Mrs.
Geiger were at home to their friends
from 7 to 9 in the evening, and were
the recipients of many lovely gifts
including many cheques, telegrams,
hosts , of letters and cards and inane,
felicitatons.
WE. SELL THE ZEST IPO] LESS
Speciats, ince Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Aylmer tomato. iaice 25 oz., 2 »trn»s . _ .. .. 5c
Sairnon red Cole golden:net 1,1b. :in ... 21c
Marnings cream tea sandwich biscuit per lb. ..- 15c
• Maxwell House coffee 1 -Ib. fin
Hillcrest shollening, 1 -lb. ..•; c
OxydoI, large. per pkg. ....... . 24c
Heinz spaghetti? 2 tins . . 2 5 c
Kellogg's all iheat. (with boat cut outs) 2 pkg 75c
Miracle whip salad dressing 8 -oz . ' c
Tea Bisk, makes biscuits M jiffy, 1 9c
Aunt jeathna pan cake flour, per. pkg ..... 5c
Many flowers toilet soap, 5 cakes ... 19c
Sugar 'crisp, corn flakes, 2 pkgs. 5 c
Brunswick sardines, per :tin . .
,,,,inger snaps biscuits,» per lb. .. ... 10r,
Tuna Flokes,„ heirs, per tin . ....
Ply Swatters, vire or rubber, each
Fly spray,, 8-uz .. .—„-- 1 9c
jif soap flakes, (With :Eancy tumbler) -25c
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Last Wednesday afternoon an a-
larm waSegiven to the Zurich fire
brigade tliat the honey house of Mr.
1'red Raherer of the Blind Line, just
east oftiwn was in full blaze ' and
that other .buildings including the
house were he danger, Mr. Haberer
who was'working in the biulding at
the time, was rendering SOM.i wax
from the honey on a v1,5°12116 stove,
Lak. view. Casino lifted. the flanie femie the burner Up
ana he Wiflu 'must have
into the kettle where the wax was,
and away it went. 1 -le hurridly tried
to shift the stove which was all a-
blaze ant the door, but after con-
siderably burning his hands, and the
spreading ro rapidly, he had to
run ont to save himself. The entire
building soon Was a torrent of flames
and nothing could be saved, All the
extracting :and other equipmeut went
up in fiemes: ...4Firetuneteily eir. Pleb-
erer had albout 1700 Ibe. ofenew ex-
tracted: lioneyand the containers !n
a storago 13ein at the house which,
were eaaed.:.: The honey that as de-
etroyed ivak the si.letionS that had
been gathered in and were not ex-
tracted. Mie Haberer has $500 in-
ernance c» i the building and contents
which is only part af the airearat it
ifliequire to • repiac e the saine. The
Zvrieh fir ek,, .ivielcidg„ae!Ic,,,• t 1.1.3creln7fleotri
the splendid work they did. »Were it
lot ;or Vie, :tiro brigade, and the att-
',-,ndance of weter they lied to wori,
with, there likely would a more
sadder steryto relate, as it is a ques-
tion whether the house and other sur-
nunding tufldings could, have been
so ntertsc was the heat and
Ames. Just al a time when Mr.
Reherer ncOled this equipment th,'
rw-t, thiq• unlortunate )ire occurred.
The entire cd,illounity »are very sorry
• 4: this, 10,0i'to 6in Ilaberer,
Grand Bend
DANCING NIGHTLY TO
To the Cascade Rythms of
WILLIS TIPPINg, and his
Cascade Rytkin Orchestra
:din:NICHT i.ANC --- SUNDAY
AUGUST 6t1-.
JOIN THE HAPPY CIVIC HOLI-
DAY 'f,-11.0•.1 at..T
,MOST rpptiLAR, RESORT
Free aibneedon 'before 9 p.m., Tees.,
Thurs., Fri. First two dances free
• every' night.
A.TEUR CONTESTS -- ondayr
ng. 14 and. :14—Cash.plizes
CtAND .C,ONTUXT of I'd:, and 2nd
vinners
AUG. 2:5th--Gi1lYt,i Cosh
:on3tly our Floodlighted Beach these
Hot Evening,s,
Slut Shop and Bathhouse open till
10 p.m. nightly. We carry latest
styles in Sports and flitch wear.
China and 1.?!v,,,,'11,.s.,
nAsHwooD BRAS1 BAND IN
EVENING. cov,-(1,113T hlJNl)AY
•:'^e.e L. Deel0e
0.g5 .year, $1,50 Advaiaa:
prrfs err,5
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ADMIRAL 15 JEWEL
POCKET WATCHES
$9.95
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Precision Built,
Built,
For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracitex
ak for
BLUE COAL
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IAlso Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquets,
Excellent Timekeepers
• The Roe Farms Milling Glee
These sell regularly for 14.50 Feeds.
Come in and see them.
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fog.
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensall
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IEQUIEE
Have You Selected Your Garden Seeds?
We have a good Assortment of Flower and Veg-
&Able Seeds in 5c and 10c Pac:kages,.. Also Root
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, IA RNESS REPA.IRS, ETC., ETC.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
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GENERAL NIEROH A iv r
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