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Evenings.
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Sales Prove 1L-- N Salesmen Commissions to pay.
No Finance Charges to Pay
1937 Chev- Coach, locally owned.
1936. Byrn -malt Ser7azr.... ..
1940 Dodge Sedan
1930 Ford Coach
1929 Ford Coach $ 135.00 re -finished
1929 Ford Com $85,00
1936 Terraplane Coach.
1927 Forel Coach, original upholstering, like new
1934 V8 Track. with $85.00 License only 235.00
(2) Only 1941 New Dodges. These are the last
ones available before the 1942 models arrive.
DODGE SALE.S
Will Pay Cash. For Good UsedCars
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NOTICE
TO WATER USERS
We would ask all water users of
the Villags supply system to kindly
not use water for sprinkling lawns
or washing cars on Fridays and
Saturdays. Please give (itis co-oper-
ation.—By Order,
Zurich Police Trustees.
MINISTERS MEET
The South Huron Ministerial AS
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satiation met recently on the lawn
of Rev. Mr. Chandler, of Kippen,
Rev. iHarold Wright, of Br•ucefteld,
gave a paper, his theme being prea-
ehing • and the spirit of the times:
Members of the *Asseciatioxpress-
ed regret .a% losing Mr. arcr Mrs.
Chandler and Mr. and Mrs. Wright'
who are leaving for new charges the
beginning of next month.
DIG RALLY PLANNED.•
Kitchener—More than 1,000 dele-
gates are expected in this ccyy and
Waterloo for the 23rd Biennial Con
vention of the Luther League of Am
erica, the official youth organization
of the United States LutheranChurch
to be held here July 3 to 7. Rev: Di
F. H. Knubel, New York City, presi-
dent of the United Lutheran church,
will be the special speaker at the
convention railly Sunday July 6 iii
Waterloo park at 3.15 p.m,. Iiia
address will be carried an a coast-to,M
coast radio network on the CBC.
"Church of the Air" hour.
HYMENEAL
arm.'ditty -4 e a n��P ii cn `fo'iif Gfi
on Monday last, the marriage -4vas
solemnized by Rev. C. J. Killinger of
Ethel Lillian, youngest daughter of
Mrs.French and the Iate Joseph
French of Josephine st., London, to
Floyd Theodore Foster, eldest son
of Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Foster, of Al-
bert street, that city, and formerly of
.Zurich. Roses and peonies were used
in the church where soft organ music
was played by Miss Mildred Weese.
Miss Jessie Ivory, soloist, sang '"O
Promise Me" during the signing of
the r^ci-ter. The bride was given in
anamniage by her brother, Ronald
French. Her floorlength gown was of
:ielic:.,c white lace, and she wore a
finger-tip veil of white tulle, with a
halo of white satin and orange bloss-
oms, and carried shower bouquet of
Better Time;: roses and white celan
ium. The bride was attended by her
r, Mrs. Jack Timbrell, as matron
of honor, wearing pale pink chiffon
With a halo of satin and veil of Os -
tel pink. Her flowers were Johanna
Hill roses and white celanium. Jack
l Oster, brother of the groom, was the
be -,.t. roan.. Mrs. French, the bride's
mother, wore a pale blue sheer gown
with white acessories and corsage of
pink roses, Mrs. Foster chose dusty
lose lace .with accessories in pale
rose color and corsage of pink roses
The bride and groom left by_ motor
for a trip to Manitoulin Island, the
bride going away in an orchid red-
ingote dress with white accessories.
''Tiley 'gill live in London.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
WILLIS TIPPING
And His Cascade Music
EVERY NIGHT
`MONDAY, JULY 7th.
"TIFIPING"•S QUIZZERS"
For Young and Old, Anybody can win
CASH PRIZES
Straight Adr-'- hrs. danc-
ing free
SUNDAY CONCERT, JULY 6th, 9
P.M, "RED GROSS IildN'FrFI'.G"'
'Willis Tipping and his 11 Piece Or
ehestra. Plese Corrie --it's Your Duty
Free adnliss on to dance before t1
p.m. Tues., Thurs., Fri,,
SUR13 SHOP—Catalina Swint Suit,
A Grand New Collectient
Miss Alice Beaver of Kincardine,
spent Wednesday with her parents in
town.
Miss Dorothy O'Brien has left for
Grand Bend where she has taken a
Position for the summer months.
Mrs. Sopha of Detroit is spending
a v eek's vacation with her parents,
-and:;Mrs. Alex Meidinger.
. Mr. 'and Mrs. George Brenner, of
midland, Mich., are visiting with rel-
atives and friends in town.
,'11r. and, Mrs. George Swan of Win-
nipeg, Man., were recent Amore at
the home of their nephew, Dr. W. D.
P{=ce
Lxs .
hlr. and firs. Wm. O'Brien and
r embers of thein family were at
oud al on Sunday, visiting with 1Vliss
Ove,...:at the .hospitial.
rin. C. Eiiber was a week -end vis-
itor at Hensel] also attending. the
Mitcl;ell picnic which was held at
Pprirgbank Park on Saturday.
A. P. Rowe. formerly principal
of Zurich school, has accepted the
positi>.n of print:; al of Bolton Con-
tinuation school, ..•3 miles north of
i>?onto.
,Mr and Mrs. Vernon Schatz, of
livood; M. and Mrs. Otto Schatz
d daughter of Detroit called at the
'.lieweeof k.M•r. and Mrs. Alf. Melick a "
pit Gideor ochier; Seib Krueger-
Melvin and Harrison Schoch spent a
pleasant .week -end on a fishing trip
ail Muskoka District. They report
some very good catches of fish..
On Thursday evening the Young
People of the Evangelical church held
a weiner and marshmellow roast at
Ducharme's Grove on Lake Huron.
Needless to say the evening was per-
fect for the occasion. A. lrge crowd
had gathered and a good time was
spent on the lake shore.
M. and Mrs. T. L. Williams and
Mr. Falvin Williams motored to Tor-
onto onWednesday to attend the
Wed ing•of their niece Dr. Alice E.
Whi side to Mr. Barry Gray of
Z Ciro t . The ceremony was perform-
ed the bride's father,. Rev. R.
Whi side and was held in tinox
Chal.
1111. 'and Mrs. Charles Flegman; Mr
and Mrs. Chester Cora and daughter
Sancl ai ' of Detroit, Mrs. Walker
Haines, and two sons of Dearborn,
Mr,; ttnd' Mrs. M. Dietz and family,
Mr:' Pay Ortwein and Clare Geiger
of Z trich spent Sunday at the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Ortwvin,
HYMENEAL
Y Ruby--Sreenan
A. 1very pretty June wethtrng was
stitleniced at St. Peter's R. C.
Chun, h, Drysdale on Saturday morn-
ing Alien Miss Verna VTene Sreenan
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur L.
Seeriaii, near Blake, became the
:bride of Mr. Robert Lee Ruby of
DerDetrO t. The ceremony and nuptials
Mriss:'were celebrated by Rev, Father
Martin and Mrs, John Denomy presi-
ded at the organ. Mr, John Denomy
sang beautifully the "Ave Maria" and
Jean reenan, sister of the bride and
Emmeline Denomy sang durinig the
signing' of the register. The bride
given. in marriage by he father, look-
ed attractive in floor length gown or
white marquisette with long train,the
long veil. and erown was caught with
orang `.iilo,.s�om, and she carried tal-
ismt *es. The bride was attended
by e.• ;sister Miss Vivla of Detroit,
IV er,rill 'a length gown of powder
blue sheer with matching ac.eessot•ies.
Sho e cried a bouquet of pink roses.
The &otn's gift to the bride was a
gold lecket and chain, to the brides-
maid a gold compact and to the best
rnan, a gold tie pin. Following the
e .remOny a delight rl dinner was
served at the home of the bride's par-
ents t? nearly fifty guests where. they
spent , the day in a happy. mood.
Guests were present fropt Pigeon.
Mich;•Detroit, London, Wrth, Woods -
lee awl Ottrlc:tita,
For positive identification o
the World's Finest Anthracite;
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BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Seinet-Solvay Coke
/Miller Creek.
Glen Rodger's Briquet,
The Roe Farms Milling
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fee
.Eggs on a graded basis, '
Pone 10 - Herman
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