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ZURICH HERALD
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tri ,yield
blight, ii.ei•
flea 15 not'
inter
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in Summer for Fall
We placed our orders early ods in earlier
Delivery, and were obliged to take g SIt is needles
than usual to procure lowest prices.
it is gr
to tell you that prices are advancing,greatly
so early. Prices
to your advantage to get your supplies
now are about the same as last year and will not
Wi
be advanced while stock lasts. See
us ab
S ox, Hos
ter Underwer, Blankets, Sweater
iery. Ladies' Silk Hose will be one
of first
items
to advance. So why not get asupply
GROCERY SPECIALS
Peas 3 for 25c
Soap flakes 5lbs. 30c
Prunes lb. 10c
"Mister,
Allan," plea
Botts to rw
Zlilgatox.,
laity clotlid,
ID +i•t owr, •
Chipso, pkg••••.20c.
Flakes 2 for 15c.
Soap 12 bars 25c_
Porkand Beans 10c. Salada tea, half -lb. 33c
s, with dish ...25c
Jelly Powder, 5 pkgs. lbs...................25c
Rice, Very Choice No. 1, 3 .
making 5 lbs...55c
Caustic Soda, for your fall soap
J.
GASCHO
HONE 59
PRODUCE WANTED P
i
Huron & Erie Debentures
CA3iD TRUST
GUARANTEED CERTIFICATES
and over Accepted
'Any, Amount.. for.. $100.00,-
3% per annum, half yearly for 1 and 2. Years
3 3 % per annum for 3 and 4 Yers:
316% per annum for 5 to 10 Years.
Free Information From
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Hess,- Zurich
Andrew F. Zurich
Local Representative
Z[}'S
ricer ore
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Oatmeal, • , , 41;Vill ;,.J
C s �'' 10c•
€°r;,,, 1...•
Cocoa per•'llS 2 -lbs. for f .. h . , Lsc
Shortening, ........
per can �" .:
p
Brunswick Sardines, � , ..... 19c.
Cookies (currant creams) per lb.,• G;
Wheat puffs, ':1'6 -oz-• pkg... ..
Save our Cash Coupons for some beautiful China,'
Zurich
Phone 165
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Mann° . Oesch
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'It i.Yes• iy, 'Oetol.wit .`4{;h, 1930
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4,
Mr. Irvin. D. Smith of ,I;amilton,
called on his father here on F`u a local
isa
Miss Nora BalkV.ill,
(teaching staff, spent the holid a at
her home in 'London.
On 'Tuesday we experienced avery'
heavy rain in these parts,' ander, the l
ground which was quite drys
well soaked up. Day passed oft very
Thanksgiving yl,
quietly, and the weatherman. the
as
quite favoralbe till the rain in
Mr. and Mrs. William a ''file. of. Ann
evening.
Arbor, Mich., were week-endvisitors
at the Pfile home here.
Ma and. MTs. C. L. Smith ora .Mae
were.Sunday visitors with friends at
l Poole and Milverton. and
. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. IHarriiltou
Doris ,of London spent the: h•.oli.d. at
,,Ate name of ear. and 'Mrs. J. Galstet..
Mi. and Mrs• Wm. O'1xten., Miss
'Olive, Mrs..Lennis O'Brien, and 'Mrs.
;G,. Koehler motored to Loudon Sat-
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Birk, of
and 'Birk
t
the
Guelph were week -end
.some of Mrs. Martha Routledge.
Mr. Archie. MaOKinnan of the Vet
a holiday i'
armory Coll
visitor atIns
Zurich's
Ladies' Wear
SUMMER SATE
On Now! In order to clear all
Suntrn.er Dresses, we are offer-
ing. the same at Bigg Barg
Yatr call will be appreciated:.
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,Hard
+w
are and Fumitur
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COLEMAN STOVES
•r
overheated' Tinea i
Why be uncomfortable in atilt
Summer three when you can keep cool. We cangrea'ttly'
help you as We :have a good stock. of Colemafl Stoves•
and Ranges on 'nand for this very./ hot weather that:
+ will greatly help ',keeping cool in the -kitchen And a,
t sides these Stoves are operated at so small a• asst' that
. a person can hardly afford tole without one
r
A. Few Good
FURNITURE ••
Studio Couchesi, regi ar• $50200) For.
gm
each at $38.11@
� od Stock of New and! floe ver'iy. Latest:
`.,�• Always keep a.Go Coit �
Zi
in Furniture ati Very Reasonabl e^ Prices, qualitye►
'.: sidered. Let us show you our lids, Springs„ Mattress„
x 1L�linina Room ;Suites, Occasional Chairs, Boers;• • •t.
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Note—, -Our
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N Our Store is in our Residence_
g9lAit�d�s'
HARDWARE SEEDS and FURNITURE
T�IA
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ilardware
YOUR HEATING EQUIPMENT
ote
MRS. PEARL MUSSEAU'
Zurich
Phone 47
HAIRDRESSING
FMIEL'S HIAIRDRESSING SALON.
quote you on Sp la, for
Spti gu a d Summer er fasat'ontss,
tamp,., are pleasing and
;a`nd.will give you, personality l [air-
dr:essing Salon on, rear of stela. For
102
agapoirutments call us by phone
Zurich.
i;SPECIA:LS FOR SPRING
ecia
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Johnston 80 KalbfieisCh w^
& Furnire'hone 63
Hardware
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eke>. duel was
hdline'' here.: 2itars Sr., left for few
ith her 'son • •3,C1; Desboru-
h Mr. and Mr.s
Mr.",Glaylto?1 Roffman,
,Clarence. Roffman. and Bobbie of
" Galt were w'eek-end visitors with
their parents. , er and Mae
• Misses Doreen/ O'Dwyer
Western
Smith, who are attending
nsiWre n
•t were holiday
weeks visit w
..• Mrs: 'Mabel !Snider has returned to
leer home after spending a few days
l'aitl friend at 'DasbW00d•
Mr, Roger Zirk, Bronson line, had
••. a' narrow escape from serious injury
day when. R circular saw
University
the, other
their homes here. um ed from,its frame and cut him
Mr.' and Mrs. Roy Oliver and Mrs! lumped. 4 hest. Mr. Zirk was
ae accident
C• in,,cutting wood when the were
Webee Brown' the home ofYlVlrs week- Sapp the Numerous he
And visitors aired.
Weber. •IzequYred to talose the wound acted.
h Haidinger who was. is doing as well as can be expected.
Joseph Mr. and A very, delicious Thanksgiving
t,nme .of Mrs
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Mrs.
staying at Grand Bend withrd
Mrs Giles for the past H. summer, hasts
returned to her niece Mrs -
at .raison.
Announcement Deiehert
Mr. and Mrs. Victor 11.
of Ribbert wish to announce the n-
ugater
�ra_o•ement of
.their eldest eaeld
Edith ,Anna to William Harvey,
1 est son sof Mr. and Mies. Sa The..
ItH•ahner of Stanley Township
marriage to take place in October.
OB1TUARY
net, was enjoyed at one Monday noon,
Ed; Datars Sr. and chil-
When all ,the ehildren and gr Mx•
dren were present as follows:Kitch
and MM2nd Mrs.els and family,rElmer Da,ters and
ever; . a
f.,m51v
ear Dashtvoodt, Bev. and Mrs.
Albert Datars and family, Desboro ; t
Mr. andNits. Ed. Datars 3,r. and I
'
nce Dat -
daughter; Mr• • and Mrs. Cl teetown,
1
ars and Miss Anna Datars
of
MASSLYUARRISNERIS
GENUINE M. -H. PARTS, work best 0ee M,14.
plementS. • • Mower and: Binder Kit .es
ground
while you wait with caza'
vadum equipment.
$4.49.°
Guaranteed Batteries at ....::.......................... 6.85
1 lh year battery guarantee 7.95
2 year battery guarantee >b 7 -plate .................... 5.85
Guaranteed 440-21 tires at .
Visit the East End Service, Station'for City Serv,
ice'at Zurich prices, Cars and iwrucks : prolY"
greased with latest hydralic equipment.
if GAS OIL AND . GREASE
Tel. Shop 149 0. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67
East and West End SERVICE STATIONS
fro
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Have You Looked Over
Your Heating Equipment?
Does Your Furnace. or Stove Leed et Us Attention; or Prob- •
Look These Over
ably You Need a New One.
for you and offer Our
Suggestion to Your Best tAd ages
Late Lydia Pfile
Lydia Bender, relict of the l St
Benjamin Pfile, passed away
Joseph's iHospital, London, on Wed-
nesday, October 4th followings'
of owio gs in her
an op -
cation of a few .days p
73rd year. The deceased had not en-
joyedusual health the past sum-
mer
her and as a ,consequence went to the hospital. to be operated on andNicely,
Seemed to he getting along
when ion Wednesday morning,
so
passed on to her eternal Maker, as
she had lived, quietly and peacefully.
Born at Princeton, Ont., on April
6th, 1867 where she grew up and
was united in marriage to Benjamin
'fide who predeceased in 1923. They
farmed on the farm, 14th con. ,Hay'
tall shortly previous to the death of
Mr. ?file when they moved to :their
fine residence on Louisa •Street,' htex`
ioh, •'wherdi;b;
Mas. hfile and dau
Pearl have resided since. Ms ; Pfide
was airways a peaceful and kind. aei�
ghbor, and interested in church. "get
:are, and very devoted to her ,fain"'
filar; and a great favority with all her
relatives.• The following survive'
Henry Pfile of Hensall, Urban on the
old 'homestead, on the 14th" con,
Clara, Mrs. 'Garnet Jacobe .parr line
Hay; Melissa, Mrs. Ra.ondC.Yeigers
Bronson line and iMiss Pearl athnme`
Also one brother, Mr. Ezra Bender of
Dashwood, four grand children. and
one great grandchild. The fune"'al
as
held on Saturday afternoon frol'rr the
fancily residence, Zurich, wjtliv'inter-
ment in Exeter cemetery. he's. f'
B.
van
OTHER SEASONABLE . NEEDS
Plumbing, E.vetr �
Evangelical Church
Activities in the Aid and Evangelicalt Church
: 1.
The .monthly meeting
of
W.M.S.W.was held in the
res,Wednesday evening. ;Miss
PeadChurch on presided. Miss sane La-
moloxvt it gave vett ave a reading. Marjorie Hoff-
man played a piano solo and .
L. Hoffman and 1Vtarjoria a piano
duet. Miss Wurtz gave a very inter -
g review of her trip to the Pac-
ifC coast and back. The business ses-
sioncoast
ollowed the program, Last Iori-
io�
day night the E.L.C.E. met for their
meeting. The feature of this meeting
was the Panel Discussionon "'Thennflict he
Causes of the present
.Europe." Mr. Dagg, Mr. Newell Gei-
ger and Rev. C. B. Heckendorn dis-
succed•this subject •among themselves
before the group Later the discus-
sion was opened to everybody.
were expressed on "The Versailles
Treaty", "The International Arm-
amentRing," . "Trade" and last,
!Veer". The big and ,;immediate
cause is `•`Hitler. with 'his 41heores of
Race; Lebensraum, his ruthlessness
i.nutrustworthy ness, lits bl000d pur-
ges, imperialistic designs, and Anti -
Christian attitudes. Mi'to:n Dagg am'
Ray Oesch led the devotional period
Which consisted of, Call to Worship.
Responsive Scripture, Prayer and
Hymns. Next Friday the a-.P,Mtihe
hold their monthly meeting-.
Sunday sex -vices were well attended
At the evening hoot of worship
ar
opportunity was given for Silen+
p'r'ayer for Peace and a settlement of
International difficultis1hehurcePastoi
revealed . -Evangelical
Were directly in the path of the Vic.
her march into
•
oughirng and Tinsmithing Our
Specialty.Full line of heavy and shelf Hardware al-
ways on hand. Also a fine
rie dis Etc of Furniture, , in stock.
Matt-
resses, Springs, Beds,
SEEDS! SEEDS!
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for Good Quality Alsike, Timothy t
We are in the Marketver Seeds, Etc. u,a
*- COAL AND COKE
will soon be here which will demand
Colder Days
most suitable for Your Heating Equipment.
us Mill your
inwhile prices are lowest.
STADE
ZURiCM
QUALITY ITY PRICE - SERVICE
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Let
P -UJ DA'L N G .:
1:LuPf'w sdirli�cerd- .'-.
Crumbs (plat or
Jruit bread'`
$.cups scai,e. milk
2'eOA Solks'svghtly
Beaten .,
¢tablespoons.
k+ranulated rubor
}/t teaspoon salt
i :t blespoonsmelt-,
ed butter,
PaA;teaspooit'van,Nit'
in l:entt'e cprhes out clean` (about 30
,ai&ittisl.ndrtiedtiat 'i'5 to 60rthinia e
lariket , t$pre;ad pyddinC
t'b n With meringate oC l eCb whiles
ri1i40Yiabi elitoOtte auRar.. and liro«'n
* 1e C;otehiti.
,Tieckenciorn officiated, and good. �'torious German there are Evangel,
lose another good citizen, meet Poland and that teat
neighbor, wha was prepared a int rind. Siegfried fort
her Master as site fregirently remark -.1 teat churches
Magibnot
am the two g
1 ed "Whatever happens R Will be an lines,
tifieatrons.
right»" •'" � �
p�ESSERTS made from bread are
aJ new—delicious—a big hit with
men. And that's only one of 103
unusual ways our bread can help
you be a "prize holnemaker".
i7se our bread as an ingredient in
cooking, as toast, in sandwiches,
and as plain, wholesome bread and
butter. Your whole family will enjoy
it. A comb ati n of proteins
tself is not
breadcarbohydrates,
fattening. It helps give energy and
build body tissues. Eat six slices of
our delicious bread every day -
"3.03 WAYS 'IO
SERVE BREAD"
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254 will be sent
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with us.
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