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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING ,OCTOBER , 31. 941.0
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C,HEa.. eat L. SMITH, Publish
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THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING
• Visit Our Salon for your
MID -SUMMER SPECIALS
Let us quote you on the very best
.and latest Permanents, that are pleas-
ing and satisfactory and that will
give you personality. Hairdressing
Salon at rear of Store. For appoint-
ments call us by phone 102, Zurich.
MRS. FRED THIELE, Proprietress
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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRCES
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OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Opeat every
Week Day Except 'Wednesday.
Are You Suffering From
Headaches?
If so; Have your Eyes,Examined 'with
the Latest Methods an. Equipment at
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TRUCKLOAD OF ROAST FOWL
At the annual fowl' supper of Bdu-
cefleld United Church last Thursday
evening a truck load of roast fowl
was required to supply the meat por-
tion of the menu. It is thought that
upwards of 1,50a people sat down to
the tables set in the large church
Shed.
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WE SELL THE esstr rine LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Carnation milk,,, 2 dmtli tins ... . .. .—. „..15c
Fry's Cocoa, half lb. tin.___. ... . . 19c
Royal ork coffee, 1-11a. :tin . ..... ..--.....—_—___49c
Chicken 1 -laddie„ per lin — 16c
Aylmer tomatoes 21/2 large, 2 tins . ... .. ..... .
Finest Sultana. Raisins, two lbs. .. ..... . .. ............23c
Hemphill's. My -T Nice wheat 'berries; 5-16s.,.....25c
Pork and beans 20 -oz. .,2 :tins .... —.. -. , - .,„., 19c
Peas and Com 16 -oz. tins 10c
Golden wax beans, .2 tins . . • .....• - . i 9c
Clover Leaf Salmon 1-1b. tin .. ...., ... 19c
Ready Cut mac roni, per :lb ..... . ..,...............5c
Candy Kisses,. 2 lbs ..........,.......-___-......._. . . ... ..25c
jelly beans per lb . ... . ... R • • 0' . ft . • I. 15c
See our Underwear, Sweater Coats, Wind Breakers
Hosiery, ete.,, for Men, 'Women and Children.
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TOWN HALL' ZURICH•
ON
Saturday, Nov. 2nd.
at 8 p.m.
Proceeds for Zurich and Dis-
trict Branch, Red Cross Soc-
iety
o o d Prizes. Games 5c.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of oar clear
mother who passed away one year
ago.
The blow was great, the shock severe
We little thought the end was near
And only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell
More each day we miss you, mother,
'Friends may think the wound is
• healed,
But they little know the sorrow
That lies within our hearts concealed
God took her home, it was his will
But in our hearts she liveth still.
.Sadly missed by Gordon, Garnet,
Pearl.
BRITISH -AIRMEN AT GODERICH
A party of 268 British airmen, in-
cluding 17 officers, with the accents
of Lancashire , Yorkshire, Scotland
and the Cockney of Old Landon, ar-
rived at Goderich last Ieriday for
training at Port Alert airport navi-
gation school. The airmen aerived by
a 10 -car special train and came to
L.anada under the British Common-
wealth Air Training plan. Aker two
weeksboat and train trip the airmen
were taken from Goderich to the air-
port by R.C.A.F. motor trucks and
cars. They seemed much pleased with
their new surroundings and were
'glad to end the long train ride from
their port of landing. All are here
for aueanced training and some ex-
pect to remain in Canada as instru-
ctors. Already they talk of bringing
wives and families to Canada.
In Magistrate's Court
Goderich—"I am glad. that the hus-
band knew of the pre.viaus marriage
.of this woman. when he married. her
However, I am not a Klee mat 'both
did not ' know the meaning 'Of 'spin-
ster' when the license was taken out.
The woman had been through the
mill before. 1 de not lalame her for
again using her maiden name after
1 her husband had deserted her for
another woman." This was the sum-
ming up of Mag. J. A.. Makirts on
Thursday as he convicted Mts. t.,,mma
Tremblay of perjury i'm falsely swea-
aring to an affidavit when teleing out
a license to marr37 George Hoffman
on April 19, last The two went thr-
ough the form of marriage on June
6 of this year. Evidence showed that
the • woman • had Married Joseph Tre-
mblay at Goderich on Dec. 4, 1916,
Mts. Tremblay wasgiven suspended
sentence on payment of court costs.
which was promptly paid by Hoffman
---dierrimad Gross, of Kitchener, plea-
ded guilty to a charge of dangerous
driving, and was fated $25 ant costs.
His license susupended for three
months. The conviction resulted frot.
a head -nn collision on the c: est of
a hill an Sept, 29 between cars &Ay-
er', by Gross and Miss Muriel Sam-
ford, Hamiltot, .Gross pulling • otee to
pass a truck es Miss Stopford,, 4-triv-
Mg in the opposite .direction,. earn°
over the top of the hill, Three went
to hospital for a few days. ----Convict-
ed et Seaforth on Tuesday of contr-
'%uting to the delinqueneq of child -
Tem, Dorothy Howe, 18, of Seaforth,
wail remanded to jail for tree •Weeks
• for Sentence.—Seetenea a week ago
to 18 months definite end six months
indeterminedate, Doha Dickson, stock
She
salesman, was given a similar see
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for your Fall Purchases
a:Miss Anna Hess was a Sunday vis-
itor with Dashwood friends.
Mrs. H. Chesney of Seaforth cal-
led at the home of Mrs. C. Eilber
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton McAdams of
the Bronson line visited last Sunday
at the home of Mr. Alex Neeb near
Dashwood.
Ma. and Mrs. George Geirhart and
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Parent of De-
troit spent the week -end vath the
Horner family.
Mr. Elgin Snider and lady friend
•of Sarnia were Week -end yisitors at
the home of the former's mother,Mrs
Mabel Snider.
.& Red Cross Tea will be held in
the Zurich town hall, Saturday, Nov-
ember lath. Everybody welcome.
Every small contribution is a step to
British Freedon. "Come-"
As we go to eress we tearn of
the passing of Mrs Mary Schwalm, a
lifellong resident ef the community.
No date of furter& has been arrang-
ed.. She was found dead in her room
on Wednesday moraing.
Mrs. Roy Lamont and daughter
•Margaret of the Goshen. line and Miss
Jane Lamont •of town motored to
Fol'est on Sunday to visit at the
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hoe of . Mr. and •Mrs. Wm."F.
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e. e regular monthly meeting of
t'aeajarigh.Woneens Institute will be
'het Zan Monday evening November
3rd at the town hall. The CreditonW.
W. L will entertain the local branch.
So will all ladies please try and be
present.
Mrs. Thea McAdams and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton McAdams had a fowl
supper on Monday evening for Mrs.
Wm. Bassow it being her 85th birth-
day. Those present were: Mrs. Bas -
sow and son Harry, daughter Emmie;
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Miller and family
and George Cox of the 14th con;
Mr. and Mrs. Will McAdams or t he
Blind line Hay, Harvey and Warn
Neeb of near Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrm
Mr. C. L. Sinith ato.red
to London on Sunday to visit their
daughter Mae; also visited the new
air port at Crumlin, and while there
watching a bomber plane Make a
landing Mrs. Smith was accidently
knocked teethe ground by- a speetat-
ore car who backed out with intention
of leaving the grounds. Mrs: ith
had her .back tarned to the car when
without any- warning. it backed into
her with the result of tearing. quite
a gash in her right reg at the 'knee,
and also the scare had an effect. Mae
applied first aid' at the 'T.W.C.A., un-
til Mrs. Smith reached' Kturicfp when
she had the wound dressed' by nied-
ical attentibn, She is feeri7ng quite
well now and aside from a bit of a
limp au her leg rooks none tiVe worse.
But how simple and quickly accid-
ents.; ean happen and' then we. are al-
ways grateful' if they are not serious.
Oita!
Repair
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Broken Lenses Accuratel
Duplicated
Any Shape and Size, and at
Moderate Price
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Optician.
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For positive identificationof
the World's Finest Anthracite,
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BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquet&
The Roe Farms Milling Caw
Feeds. •
Highest Cash Prices paid foot
.Eggs on a graded basis..
W. R. DAVIDSON
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HYIVIENEAL
.A quiet autumn weddiaeg was sol-
emnized at. tam ofereet, WednesdaaY,
Oetober 16th at the United church
manse, Orel:Mega when Rev. L. H.
Turner waked ilre marriage Alice •
Louise, daughter of Mrs. and the late r
Samuel ,Gleodge Lawson to Stewart:1
Elmore Thiel, sate of Mr, and Mee
George Mel Zurich. The briateell
was beer/le-tingly gowned a militeeee
blue dress -while matching accessmaes.
Her sister •, Lenore, as bridesaeptid,
Weeling a -riltuagte tripe dress. The
groom was supported by his ?aeether
Leeds'. Mete the ‘ceremony itwedd-
ing dinner was served to the tunneci-
late relatives, the table brave prettily
decorated in pink and while!, centred
with a three.story wedding cake. The
roam Wtia effictively decorated with
nutrigolde, snap dragons, and gdalioli.,
The bride and grOoM left on t shot
elite when he pleaded guilty to three motor trip to Chatham and pallets
more charges of theft by ceeaersies
Thlre o +Tema! were
eommitti in Perth County. Th,
tenee, to .rars. etthorroutiy, •
south along Lake On thole
actin they will reerde near Merich.
The HeraAkli joins their matey Zurich
filends ITIextending coaigiettalatiorte.
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All New Stock
THANKS To Our Many Customers in helping us
making Our Recent Sale a Big Success, and in
disposing of our former Stock on hand, which en-
ables us to replace this with all New Goods which
we are offering at very Reasonable Prices. Be
sure to coine in and see them!
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
Good Stock of Hardware, Prygoocis, Boots -and,
Shoes.
• HIGHEST MARKET PRI CES PAID FOR EGGS
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