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Z U C H,THURSDAY IVIORNINCI, AUGUST 21, 1 9 4 1 e,
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. Are You Suffering Frenirn
Headaches:?
If so; Have your Eyes Examined with.
the Latest Methods and. Equipuraent at
A. L. COLE, La
OPTOMETRIST & OP T aCIAft.3i
GODERIGH ONT..
Good Glasses at R;ea,sonai: e, Prices
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THIEL'S HAIMIRESSM
NOTFC.E.
We have recently installed a
new Shelton Waving Machine
and can serve the public now
' better than ever. Be sure and
give us a call.
MRS. FRED THIE.LE', Proprietress
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
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REASONABLE
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OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used., Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
BETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
Will be • closed during the Summer
Months Wednesday Afternoon and
Evenings.
MRS. EDW. GASCHO, Prop.
About the f ir3t week of Sept.
'fit+ d e
as MO Ii LS
Fin r and Better Than Ever
WARD FRITZ
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WE SEM THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for 'Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Peanut butter, Targe 20 -oz jar 21c
..._..,.. 25c
....--25c
per tin ..6c
Brunswick Sa3-4in�ias,. ...,_:.,.
Golden et Salmon: urge tin
Cowan's perfection Cocoa 16 -oz
tin .......
Tea biscuits. pkg. -----
Ivory Snow, large pkg- .
i9c
_...._...25c
Snow Flake Arantun,a pkg.
Toilet 3 rales w..,..._ 1 7c
Lux soap, ................... .
Post corn. flakes„ 3 Pkgs. 23c
:Shortening domestic per lb ...._..... ...... .-1 5c
Marshmellows per .111. ... 15c
Blue Boy Coffee 1-1b. pkg. ............... ........39c
Green Grant pens 16 -oz. tin .. 16c
-Life Buoy Heat .soap, 2 bars ......
5c
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Rates; $1.25 in Canada, in advaanee
. $11.50 in U.S.A., in advance
fele L. SMITH, Publish
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Exeter, Ont. Phone 135
AIR CONDITIONED
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
CHAD HANNA
Special Feature from the Saturday
Evening Post Story.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jeffrey of De -
Red Wheels Rolling trait are visiting the former's mother
Mrs. C. Ayotte who is ill.
Circus Scenes Vividly Screened, m Rev. and Mrs. Robert Whitesides
Geirgeous Tecnicolor Starring: • of Janetville, were visitors at the
HENRY FONDA, GUY KIBBEE, & Williams home a few days.
DOROTHY LAMOUR. AlIStar east. Mrs. W. F. Finkbeiner and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel of •Stratford were
Sunday visitors at the Hoffman nome
Mr. and .firs. Joseph Brenneman
and family of Detroit, were visitors
with relatives here over • Sunday.
Mr. and Mr's. C. 0. Smith and son:,
cnioyed a motor trip to Brantford, BROKEN LENSES ACCURATELY
Haldiamond, and point along Lake
Erie one day last week. DUPLICATED
Miss Ethel Hess spent a few days
last week at the home of her sister,
itlrs. (Rev.) L. H. Kalb.fieisch, at
Elmira.
Mt', Kenneth Routledge, who Is in
the employment of Sky Harbor, God-
erich, was a visitor in town one day
recently.
The new brick residence bei e.^-'
ected by Mr. I"•.Iward Reichert is
making fine pro :res as the brick
work is getting ' all under way. Mr.
and Mrs. Reichr • will occupy the'
residence when c•,•npleted.
Rev. and Mrs. ;'11i Moyer of Cais-
torville; Mrs.F1oia Brown of Cred-
iton; Air. and Mrs, C. Moser of Ev-
anston, I11., and Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Brown and son cf Munroe, Mich.,
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Siebert recently.
Dies at Ayton
Word was received here of the
passing of a former Zurich old boy
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
City For Conquest
Special Feafure Starring; James
Cagne and Ann Sheridan.
Coming—Buck Privates, z Wanter
Wings, Caught in The Draft.
EXETER CLERK RESIGNS.
Joseph Senior, who for 33 yealee.
has been the efficient clexk and tn.:;
surer of Exeter has tendered his rc
si•nation to the council, the 113
take effect when a usccessor hl.
been appointed.. 4:
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Many War Lossca ``
Vichy, France — Military obser,_3
ers in Vichy estimated that the Gel
mans have lost 1,500 men and tT
Russians 2,000,000 on .the eater.
front. The aggregate casualties the'`
far—on the 48th clay of the war-,
were described here as having ale
ready trade the campaign the bloc
lest in history.
REUNION HELD
r.
The sixth annual Thiel re-unibi
was held in Jowett's Grove, at 144
field on Civic Ha* :lay, August x t l t*t the person of Jacob Schnell who
-There being about 180 member, and
friends present froni Kitchener, Lon-
don, ,Stratford, Seaforth, Toronto,
Mitchell, Gadshill, Woodstock, Bay-
field, Hanover, Sebringville, New
e,
died at his home at Ayton and the.
funeral taking place on Sunday af-
ternoon. He was 84 years of age,
and was a resident of that place for
over 60 years, going there from Zur-
Hamburg, Waterloo, Atwood and ich where he was raised. Surviving
7,:'ric.h. At noon the gathering sat are his widow and a daughter. Mr.
down to dinner served by Mrs. Har and lips. A. C. Kalbfieiseh, lira.
vey Clausius and her committee'. A
program of sport and stunts waq
then held convened by Earl Thiel,
and which was en.ioyed by old and
vou;ig. The prize for the oide-t gen-
:lomen went to Mr. Henry Thiel of
Zerieh: the oldest lately was Mrs. Lena?
(crtpinr,
Woodstock and the u:elest
married couple were Mr. anti :,Irs.
Andrew Thiel. Zurich. The pee dilen,a
Mr. George J. Thiel expressed his
thanks of ee'rng so many present
and the election of afacere followed
,for the coming yoer: Peen., !Hervey
Riehl, Stratao.'d : Vice -Pres.
Litt, Mitchell; Sccy-•'0a.4., ' rs.
rval Pie'tc'l, Stratford; 1,a!; ell con -
:'mor, Mrs. Milton 11 -,her, =vlitteall:
Sports, CAL, Joy `t hi'"l,
The ,law I'reeldent theeeiouneed
that the neat reunion wouldht' held
et; Stratford Park.
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND.
DANCING NIGHTLY UNTIL
LABOUR DAY
Free admitvien before 9 p.m, Tues.,
Thurs., Fri.
FINAL AMATEUR CONTEST --
MONDAY AUGNST 25th.
The Prizewinners of previous Con-
tests compete for Grand Cash Prize!
A GREAT PROGRAM:
Curni and Support Your Town'a
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Favourite Entry.
Sunday Concert, Aug. 24th.
REPEAT PERFORMANCE
Tavistock Brass Band Artists.
Amu all their Sup.pouiing
Their last Conceit here was wonder-
ful ---This one promises to be better -
Labour Day Week -End
Midnight Dance
SEPT. 1st - 12:05 a.m.
BIG HOLIDAY FROLIC LABOUR
DAY MGM ,
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Nora Hoagland, Mrs. Challes of De-
troit attended the funeral and visit-
ed with Zurich friend; over the we-
ek -end.
OBITUARY -
Dies in Stanley T;vp.
Menno D. Steckle, Sr., well-known
fa` rues of Stanley Township, who
died of a heart attack at his home
in Stanley Township, and who was
in his 73rd year, had rtsided at lot
seven, concession 12, Stanley for the
past 48 years. Ile was married to
'''lizatb th Schantz in I$1}3, who $ui-
'vele. b; sial ., ,f01.11. chug it
ehn Sininh, of Stouffviile; _figs. Noah
uittgei•ich, Stall,'` , (.e:inch and !Lary
at horse'; five ,sons; Dan, Db ono, Al-
len and Oliva r• all of Stanley i'wvp..
l n_l:' tt,o .dcte.:a; "airs
Lavine. ihuenen of I'Intvkesville., and
:alts. Enos Guice ekb, of Elmira and
two brothers, lle+nty and Jchn of St-
anley Twp.
Late William F. Dumart
There passed away at his home at
Kitchener, on ?.ugu;t 9th, William
F. Duman, 66 of 194 Queen street
north, at K -W Hospital. He was born
in Zurieh on March 25, 18?5, zti son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry F.
Dumart. ?Ir. Duni It c was in busin-
ess in. Kitchener foor over 40 years.
He was a member of Zion Evangelic-
al church and the Kitchener Board
of Trade, a very interesting matt to
meet, always very charitable, and to
know him was to love him; and. had
many very close friends, not alone
in Kitchener, but his native birth-
place, Zurich ' where he visited very
frequently, making his stay at the
Yungblut and Deichert hon- ':e, Sur-
iving are two brothers, Louis 1'.
and Ezra G. beth of Kitchener. One
son William predeceased hint 1(i yrs.
ago, his wife, the former Eleanore
Greb, a former resident of Zurich.
died 12 years ago. The fumerai was
held on Wednesday la t from the
Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Horne with
burial in Mount How, cemetery, t'ry. Op
service being condu t ,td by It ,v
1?. Barthel of Kitchener, anti l` ..e; held
d
in Zion Evangelical chu,'ele. The
firral tributes were ,Salt;:, which
shows tht• high esteem x1t tvhie,h th:�
departed Wae held.
ANY SHAPE AND SIZE, AND AT
A MODERATE PRICE
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
WE. HAVE MOVED TO OUR NEW
OFFICE ON THE SOUTH SIDE Or
MAIN STREET AND WILL BE
ABLE TO OFFER THE PUBLIC
BETTER SERVICE AND T HE
WORLD'S FINEST ANTHRACITE
BLUE COAL
ALSO MILLER CREEK ROSEDALE
ALBERTA, AND THE ROE FARMS
PROVEN FEEDS
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
EGGS ACCORDING TO GRADE
W. R. DAVIDSON
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THE
PARTNERSHIP OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
EMBALMERS OF W. H. HOFFMAN AND ,KEITH
WESTLAKE, KNOWN AS:
Hoffman & Westlake
For the Benefit of those, whenever in need, W. H.
Hoffman's Home -in Zurich is open to the u lic
to be used as a Funeral Home, where the best of
Care and Courtesy will be given.
Funeral Directors and Ambulance Service
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Men's Work Shirts at 85c, up
Men's Work Pants
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Electric Fences, Seeds, Feeds, Harness Repairs,
Boots and Shoes
Let us supply you with your General Merchandise
A oGod Fresh and Clean Stock on Hand
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
TILLIE TBI
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Edmund Swartzentruber, Prop.
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Phone: 11-9"
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