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XXXVI !'1o.4192, .ZURICI-I, THURSDAY MOtiNINQ, ARPIL16 1936
Chester L. Smith, Pulefishate
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advance"
n.so IN ARREARS, $2 MAY BB Cilsakca*Ni•
Patronize your local Merchant and read the IlGine Paper
Do' You Need Glasses.
Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear correct glasses—cor-
tectly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURRRIGG, R. O..
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's
Store.
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
r' Changeless Changeless Christ Ear- a Chang-
ing World.
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
ilfhursday—Choir PractiCe„ -
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Sereice.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English serviCe.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.:
E. TUERKHEINT,„ raster.
CREDITON
Good Friday Services
An impressive good Friday .Serv-
ice was 'held in Zion Evangelical ch-
urch Friday evening, which was lar-
gely attended. Rev. E. Burn of
Zurich preached an inspiring sermon
on the "Love of God." Clayton
Sims and 1V4rs. Win. Smith sang, The
Christ of the Cross". An interesting
feature in connection with this serv-
ice was the reception of sixteen
young people into church fellowship
by the pastor. After the pastor and
Rev. E. Burn had extended the hand
of fellowship, the congregation sang
Mens and «Boys
ork Shoes
We have put in a Stock of
Good Choice Quality Men's
nd Boys' Work Shoes, and
invite the public to come in
and we can fit you up.
PUT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S AND
WOMEN'S RUBBERS, MEN'S
HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC,
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Ont.
WE GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN-
SHIP IN REPAIRING
Your Patronage Solicited
VARN-0-LAC
The New lt re Coat Four -How- Enamel
ON SALE AT:
Johnston and Kalbfleisch, Zurich
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GET YOUR NMI& PAPER EFHORE 'RAST PATTERIsIS
ARE, SOLD OUT- WE STILL RAVE A GOOD ANOTHER SIIIIVAIMIX CV CURTAINS alg.•imtCOR
NETS., AVL NEWEST 'STYLES AND PATTF2INS.
SEVERAL 4111TAWNIES CIF WINDOW . SliA_DES T ZEThY
LOW IPRICEZe AitE, MUSS ON .ABOIllg :GOODS MEE
,GUARANiTEED AGAINST CA..TALOGUE PRIMS
SPECIALS FOR TIES1,
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CHIPS°, large Pkg. Each 7.1Pc., 2 for
Aylmer Peachese 2 in —
Kellogg's Corn: IFkiense M pkgs.
Life Buoy Sap e 2 ickilees nee
Fancy Cohoe Sabina,
Quick Quaker etallE,, large `plg. 254e
Hill Crest TO paper„ 3 roille
Tomatoes! Targe 2% tins, choice .qunlity, 2inu-.22t
Sultana Raisins,. 2 }hes:. - 25c
Good Weight Irecionr, textra Spade, .25e
Heavy Broom Met= Spatial!
Coffee, I -lb- pkg' itse,kas frn tTab'ewe)) ipta.
Fadtory Ce e per i1t.
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Highest Rims for Ems.
Mame—
hase 140
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'fBlest be the Tie that Binds." The
congregation has had a net gain of
fifteen members in the past year and
services are well attended.
DRYSDALE
Mr, and Mrs. Lobsinger of Kitch-
ener were holiday visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Den.
omme.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Denomme we-
re visited of Easter by their daughter
Florence of London, and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Denomme of Detroit.
Housecleaning is the order of the
day among our fair sex these days,
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Miss Ethel Hess was a visitor with
friends at Toronto.
avir. Daniel Truemner of Crediton
was a visitor in town on Monday.
and strange to say, the men always rs. Fred Turner of Goderieh, is
have so many extra chores- to
doh visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. E.
when there are rugs to beat or. othe4 Weido.
. Mr. Cir.: on Hoffrnan of Galt
work around the house. , is
Mrs. Philip Denomme is spendmg
a few weeks with relatives in De-
troit.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Biondin and son
Percy of Sarnia,spent Easter with
spending trie week with his parents
in town.
Mr. Jacob Brown who spent the
past winter in Kitchener, has return-
ed to Zurich
Mrs. Joseph Rau. M. Gerald Bedard of Toronto, is
Sorry to report that Mr. Eddie spending the holidays at his home
Bador-e was taken here. to St. Joseph Hos-e
pital London for treatment.
Mr. Alvin Rau motored to London village.
Rev.
Mrs. Tol. L. Wurm of
Toronto were holiday visitors in the
on Monday.
Rev. L. Marchand is visiting witMr. Laurie Fowlie of London, was
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his parents at Tilbury. a Good Friday visitor with his sister
Mrs. Theo. Bedard of the 14th con. Mrs. G. Koehler,
is being visited by her father and .Miss Geraldine Surerus of Kitch-
brother from Tilbury. ener visited relatives and friends in
s to the village over the week -end.
Mr. Louis Montague continue
be confined to his bed with illness. Misses Cathern and Mary Merner,
of Elmira, are holidaying at their
DASHWOOD . home here. •
Mrs. Lydia Pfile and daughter
Mrs. T. Hoperoft spent a few days Miss Pearl spent a few days with fri-
in Woodbridge last week. ends at London the beginning of the
Miss Grace Guenther of Kitchener Week.
spent Good Friday with Mr. and Mrs
E. Guenther.•Mr. and- Mrs. Rudy Schwartzen-
Mrs. Norman Evans of Kitcheneretruber and Gertrude, Eva and Will
spent the week -end with her parents, Beehler of he Bronson motored to
Mr. and :Mrs. Hy. Hoffman. . London on Tuesday.
Miss Emma Tiernan of London,
spent Sunday with relatives. Mr. A. G. Edighoffer was for some
Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto, itime 'at ,Crediton where he was re -
and. Harold of Fergthat lace who was M. "
us spent Easter Revile°, Mr. Gerald Smith barter of
ys here..
Miss Zeta Nadiger returned to ; 'p
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Iramlon after spending three weeks, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wuerth of
at her home here. - ' Kitchener -were week -end visitors in
Rev. and Mrs. Roppel and. daughte::towit• , On Monday they moved their
V,Iottselivid.. effects to that city, where
e.r Hope , spent a few ' days in Toronto...
• this week. . . , -.. , Mr. Wuerth has -a good pleotion.
llie McIsaac is spending the Mr. .and Mrs. J. E. Hamilton and
holidays in Detroit. e
w,„.. , eek
-ter Doris of London, spent the •
a the home of Mr. and t
Misses Mary Mcisaac and Maxine . (114
Bishoph of Detroit are visiting
Mr. :aeu3 albs. P. McIsaac. "'" ! Mrs. John GaIster, Miss Doris ren- ;
ttd, d
HarrHered a few soros in the Evangelical •
eral irectorsyoffman' aene fun-
dconvention ed in thLondon'
'church on Sunday, and she possesses •
on Tuesday. a very admirable voice for her age. •
The stores will he open to customd COME ONE! COME ALL: •
il!
ers on Tuesday and Saturday night. •
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only during the summer months. I To the re -opening of the Zurich •
Dir. and Mrs. T. Hoperoft moved Town Hall, on Friday April 17th. ti
into Mrs. Willert's house on Tuesday. The Zurich Women's Institute have •
Dashwood Henrieh .Memoroial undertaken the task of, remodelling _•
Band are holding a band concert in the stage and are presenting a con- ;
Tieman's Furniture Store on Mon cert of local talent, consisting of two •
evening, April 20th and will be assis- short plays, "Friendly Advice" and
ted by it play put on by a number of "The Minister Comes to Tea" also •
young people of Grand Bend. ivocal solos and duets; readings inter- •
Mr. and Mrs. L. Schroeder of Win-!spersed with Jimmy Denomme and ;
dsor spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. ' his orchestra. Sale of seats at John- •
J. Schroeder. leton's Barber shop, at popular prices I
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smith of Wind -!35-e. 25c and 15c.. CrP t your seats as •
sor and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thome- 'early as possible. Help the 'oval In.
son of Detroit were week-ond visitor statute to pay thee improvements I)y ;
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Bakei. buying as many ticket; as you can. ee
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Mrs. Hall of Toronto spent the pat
week with Rev. and Mrs. Roppel.
BRIDAL WREATH
• DIAMONDS
SPECIAL VALUE
Have you seen the New En-
graved Brida-7 Wreath
.WEDDING RINGS
From $5.00 up.
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
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McCORMICK-DEERING GIVE
ENTERTAINMENT
V. L. Becker, local McCormick
Deering dealer at Dashwood staged a 72 years, 7 days. He was born near
free talkinee picture show on Monday'
:Crediton, a son of the rate August
eVening, 4ril 13th in his new shop..Haist and his wife Barbara of StePh-
Some 400 people attended and were en Township. In 1888 he married
very much pleased with the entertain Magdalene Brown and moved to East
ment. The program consisted of In- Credit= where they began the pro-
ternational films on cream separators fitable project of making brick and
with stainless steel discs, the new tile. Three sons and five dane.htere
Diesel wheel tractor and the whole were born to them. rn the course of.
line of tillage tools, binders, mowers, time Mr. Heist irirehifed a
threshers, etc,. etc., manufactured at Hata encein Crediton where they lived
eomrenial happy fellowship until his
death on Tuesday afternoon.. The
remaining family beides his bereav-
ed widow are: Herbert 'f Holly-
wood, California; Everett of Zurich;
Wellington on the hoinestead Mrs.
Ernest Geiser of the Blue Water
Highway; .Mrs. Art Amy- Mr's, Red
Pete. Mrs. Gordon Morlock all of
Stephen; Mrs. Emery Fehnor of (red
itoii and twenty grandchildren He is
also survived by four sisters and four
brothers, The funeral which was held
on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
OBITUARY
Late Mr. Fred Haist
Mr. Fred Heist died at his home in
Crediton, on April 7th, at the age of
ilton, Ont. It was a real surprise to
many present to learn that so much
of the farm implements line is made
in Canada by our own workmen and
from our own raw materials. Some
3,000 men are employed at Hamilton
in the Harvester factory, according
to the picture shown and they con-
tribute to the -support of about 15,000
Canadians, To his figure have to be
added the many local dealers and sal-
esmen who are also connected with
this l‘usiness.
Racking laughter accompanied the:
eihcming two comic aims and as a
was largely .attended. A short sere.
:special attraction a free lucky draw, ice, eeas held in the home with the
Neves held, the Winners being, 1, Jacob.
Xipfer; 2, 14y. Eagleson; 3, family relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Cl.dir-
A' Gack-' Hoffman same "How. Be'antiful
He aVen Must Be" afi ,117 which 1110
111111411 a; memorial service Was held in
the Evaineelieal rblirrh 1od :Tyr? 1.1,0
pastor and 6hoir. The pastor Rev. A
J. Pletch and Rev, F. nip, of zorich
a former pastor. rave brief addresees
and paid tribute to the life of the
departed, The choir sang very eff-
eetivelv "There i '4 a Home Illternal",
ledose of the meeting and assured ev- Mre. Harry G. Hess and 'Miss Gert-
erlishod:v present tliat in his busineile rude Haist Sang "Down the Vellev
; (of seg repairs., twill% farm -wth Ti Sornetinie Will the elinur sang'
linely, trat,toi'y and gasoline, he and
his assistants, Messrs. Miller and pall bearers were, Christ Heist. Henry
.Rader ewould serve them honestly and Hviaist, John Htst, 11/lases Mist, Writ
.eitettere 4, Mrs.' WienW. Stade; 5, Ed-
mund Weber. Messrs. L. 11. Rader
and Arthur Weber handled the draw-
ing of the prizes. The program also
included a song by Alvin Rader .and
a rocitation by Alvin Wainer. Mr.
V. L. Becker was very pleased with
the number of people Who favored
him in attending this meeting. He ex-
pressed himself to this effect at the
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Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid Ear
Eggs on a graded basis..
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EMALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
'IPA; Int*. i...pe-Peo. • eirawir yor.T 4 Op,
Spring and Summar
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WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF STAPLE GOODS, SUCH AS:
Prints, Broadcloth, Drapery Chintz, Curtains:,
and Curtain Materials, House Dresses, &lieu's
and Boys' • Shirts, Smocks, and Overalls,
Sweaters, Boys? Bloomers and Pants.
Harness Repairs , Shoes and Rubber Boots,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Root Seeds, 5 and
10c. package Garden Seeds.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MEROHAIIOT
PHONE 11 - 97 E3LAKE
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