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'Vol, )(XXVII No,S141
ZURICH, THURSDAY MOH
lead the Home News,
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical 1411dterati Churc.h
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless C.hrist for a. Chang-
ing VirorIce=
Friday, 8h—Luther Leave.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German. Servike.
• •11.1.15 a.m.—Sunday Schee.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
•Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEINk, Pastor.
Do You Need Glasses?
-Stop and Think how haportant it is
-that you wear correct glasses--cor-
:reedy prescribed for your vision.
,Correctly styled to your face. Your
;health may largely depend on keen
vision.,
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
: Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saturday. at Pfile's
Store.
Finds ,A Freak Egg
Milton Russell, a farmer of the:
:sotth-eaSterly portion. of Bay Tow -
ship,. was surprised recently when
:among the hen? eggs gathered there
was one as large as a goose egg, but'
'soft shelled.•Inside it was an ord-
inary egg, hard shell containing yolk
and white.
From California
Los Angeles, Calif.
Dear Publisher and Friend:
My Son, Andrew,
recently returned from the east and
brought along a few copies of your
Valuable paper for which I amgrate-
fnl.
Theygrate-
ful. remind me of a large
number of former friends which
had almost forgotten- Los Angeles
County has a population of over three
million, and our annual Fair, which
lasts about 12 days, has some days an
attendance of 250,000. The city
covers nearly as much territory as
Huron county.
This is the first cloudy day in a
month; this morning when rising it
was 70 degrees in my room, just two
degrees warmer than all summer, ex-
cept for a warm spell of a week,
when we had a warm breeze from the
desert. The ocean :breezes always
keep the summer cool -In November
the farmers were still making hay,
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TRY ECKEL'S
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2 CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND
SWEET GOODS.
All Ingredients Used are of the Highest Quality
ALL CONFECTIONS — ICE CREAM
Telephone 100
OUR STORE WWII, BE CIDSED EVERY THURSDAY EVEN-
ING AT 6:31)) MILLI. FURTHER NOTICE
Leavitt's Thee
EXETER --ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Satur
Feb. 25, 26, 27
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WHEELER & WOOLSE'
FEBRUARY 25, 1937.
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Chester L. Smith, PublUlost
$1,25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in AdvanteK
$1.50 LNARAEARS.$2 MAY WI OHAIG01,1$1$
follow the Local Ads,.
In
"MUMMY'S BOYS"
A pair of shrinking Violets in.
Valley of the Nile
They feared the perils of ilVa
Tomb.—Yet .they wonldo't le
Harem Bcarein
IVIonda.y, Tuesday, Weeinesd
March 1, 2, 3.r.d.
"DESERT GOLD"
With
Tom Keene and Buster Crabl
COMING
"College Holliday" Ma,rch
With Jack Benny (Martha Ray,
edian) Burns and Allen. .
March 10-11-12-13 "The Great
field. A Metro Goldwyn Mayer
tire at advanced prices.
"That Girl from Paris" with
Pons, Jack Oakie ' and Gene R3
and on March 15-16-17.
Hay Council will meet on Monday
'for the March meeting.
l)r. A. J. MacKinnon attended an
'executive meeting at Lonaon on
Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Snider has returned
aftr spenc....ag some time with relati-
ves on the Blue Water Highway.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Trevithick of
Brinsley were Sunday visitors with
her mother, Mrs. W. G. Hess.
Mr. 'Kenneth Routledge has taken
a position with the E. R. Guenther
Transports located at Dashwood.
Messrs. Herb. Mousseau, Albert
Hess and W. J. Merner motored to
London on Monday.
which usually starts again in Ar
This is hard for the people in Z
to understand. -We cut from 6
crops a year where there is ple
moisture.
Now just a few•words about
+ self. In aVlay 1933 •I hada stro
e..
aplexy which reduced me froit,
+ • healthy man to a helpless -e
• -±e
-4- ,•;fonett -night, bUt.4itlit4050
40
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got on ray feet again after 11,4 , , •
ier of weeks. Then in April' 1934,41,hiought along three good used Chev-
had a second stroke which put me in rolett autos, ...which L. Prang and
t
bed for a year. I am now. slowly Son will be offering for sale.
..T. improving and seem. to. have nothing
Mr. John McBride of the Blind
mi
+ left but deternatiOn„ of which I •
line, Hay Township has rented his
1 always had plenty, and my doctor -
fine 125 acre farm to Mr. Walter
advised me Lha tis the only Way to McBridel.._ ,
for a term of five years.
get out of bed. I am unable to •runi.i‘ir
. 'John McBride will hold an auc-
4, a car as my joints are too sore.. tion sale of his farm stock and im-
:t Ten years ago 1 turned all . ml
plements some tmie this spring, he
....§. affairs over to my son, so 1 ceuldcli
follow obes of gardening an . will also remain living on the farm.
+ by hbi
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Klopp, and
Miss Jessie MacDonald motored. to
London on Saturday.
•
Mr. Morris Andersen, proprietor
of The Zurich Creamery advises us
that during the past week he has
been able to store his adequate sup-
ply of ice from the Foster pond.
$5.00 5.00
Special
Value
94-
Senaet Solvay CokeMiller Creek
RIMLESS READING GLASS ( Rosedale Alberta,
Come in and Try a Pair of the
Newest Shape Clear View
Spectacles, either.: Natural or
White complete with Case.
Hess, The Jeweller
Mr. J. Albrecht, local caretaker of
.the Town Hall, advises us that. there
uite a number of transients on
7the road recently, as there is hardly.
,
1.are q
Phone 74 Zurich
and
GLEN ROGERS'
BRIQUETS
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid few
Eggs on a graded basis..
Phone 10
,ta night passes but someone is kepti *44+.
Messrs. Leonard Prang, Ross John-
.:StOn and Harold Johnston were on a •
iisiness,and pleasure trip to Nnig-
aoithA.,'Torouto • .
Ver the Week -end, and on returning •
in the local
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..i, touring, of which I did a greet (1,t*. CELEBRATES 81sst.
Eckel Bakery — BIRTHDAY
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was in Mexico; in every Stae easedf 1
I Mrs., Leah Kipfer of Zurich, cele
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Quebec, except Alberta. In 193,$ :.brated her ‘81st birthday at the home
goine..:bii•uf Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kipfer on the
friend and I had planned
18th day of February. She enter-
•backChicago Fair, on to Detroit, Zar-, I
tained Mr. and Mrs. Ezra .Kipfer and
.-...---..........-.....—...„....--..... ich and then to New York City, then'
Quet,64, family, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kyle and
back by way of Maine and
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kyle of Henson;
and Ontario, but owing to my illness
. ,.1 Mr. and Mrs. Leesome Disjardine
could not go.
v. and farnily of Grand Bend; Mi. and
My son just returned with a neW Mrs. Jacob Gingerich and family,
Chrysler for me and a Buick for* Miss Edna Kipfer and Mr. and Mrs.
sister. We now have seven cars. We.
Arnold Merner and family of Zuricli,
could use them all of Mrs' Smith' Mrs. Kipfer is enjoying lifr usual
drove; II have a young.driver to te: good health. She had her 1»rtliday
me around.cake decorated with 81 pink and
This illness has cost the a gr";ea't
green candles. There were 18 grand -
deal, but what is money, for I do net
children, 4 great grandchildren, fon,.
want a monument when I am dc'ad' daughters and two sons. The Heral.1
If I am not able to build enough in joins her. many friendsin wishinglife,
life I do not want any built, wile:11 Mrs Kapfer many more happy '
birth-
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days.
WE SFR f THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
RED ROSE COWEE, 1 lb. tin, per tin
CROWN BRAND SYRITP„ "5. Th. 3tie
PEARL NAPTEA SOAP, '6 bars . 25c
ISALMON, FANCY COROE, 1 lb. tin, each
WHEAT BERRIES, '51b bag, .. 29c
ROLLED OATS,. frea, i bs. _ , ...... 25c
SULTANA RAISINS, 2 lbs. Tor . _ .
Pitted Dates'. 2 lbs.
Handy Ammonia,per pkg. _ ... - ..
Spa.ghetti Cooked 0-1C47:- fln,2' for 19c
IVIacroni. Ready Cut, 3 kbs. for - - .17c
Gaden War Mao% Vir tit ••• ••• ••,••••.4+4.• • 10c
13runswick Sardines 2 ens ......- ..... '9c
Whole Wheat ICrun;rbies, 2 lynxes _ '25c
Tomato Juieni. 25Ni ue. large. tin,' 2 Ilus ....... 23c
Corned Bee4, n :Mt' • • '24)e
Hooked Mat Fnrm..-%
New Patteten riints,„ per yard • - -.25e
aVien.''s Heavy. tae' StricS1lu', hLa1 reg 1 5M Salt 41.14
Men's Heavy, Doe Skin .windbreuiters, Extra specIal--$1•39
Men's Sackw,„ tea", 3rgir..., ra• per pair
Highest Prices for Eggs.
dead. I .built a little one years ago
when I bought a new outfit for roe
Sherritt, which soave of the Zurich
people may remember, when I bought
a horse, wagon and harness, for a During the past week Mr. and Mr3
poor grocery man whose outfit lied,verett Heist and daughter Eunice!,
the former proprietors of now Eckel's
burned, but on this occasion I totik Baiery
of Zurich, returned from
eleIveanlwiaiayis.tntehlienkalmoil winin:
wag*: ;1;heir extended trip south. It was about Christmas time when thtey left
and Anna Hess of Zurich and. all
other unfortunates. I noticed the . l,lehreabymiii,.ioHt oari sft has abrotherOrSunnOirlifoeisesifida:
item about the Zurich Town 'Twhere
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Flag Pole. . F. C. Kalbileisch made, ing. However upon their arrival
the pole in his father's factory.there they were greeted with weath-
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almost as cold as up here in this
was not present at it's raising, iszllA III,I' Cold Canada" as the people of the
36 years. Tell all my Zurich fric
was a good piece of timber to stailt:
'seuth term us.. After looking a -
Alt;
9,1100.1,os Angeles and other places
if they wish to see me. again th*:,
must come to California, as 1 do -01,-la.bit,, and not being able to find the
expect to be able to come 0 7;qi..1;,,1i,q.'thael;m1,,essttieult,elid fromthehtande :enetticittied,
Pacific again. .
aSt:ever to the Atlantic coast in
William H. Smith, 879 Ainhirst4;!';'),IC-,..'iP
no east. a distance of another three
thousand miles; here however, they
. - . found the balmy warm breezes and
Farmers!:the' sun
Attention!:, ,and warm, and they
good
-- ,, joycd this climate to the full, it
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We have been appointed Sellin ,, "as at Miami, Florida where Mr. 1
Agents for the celebrated Viking- iti.aist captured the monster 50-1b. i
sail .ash while deep sea fishing in the
Atlandtic. Mr. Haist has several
very attractive photo snaps with his
prize fish, and is having it mounted
RETURN FROM SOUTH
Mabel° Cream Separator, the sepa,il
4.for with a ten year guarantee. Int
os demonstrate this machine to yo
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is thc a•ed shipped up here which his w1,1
unusual easy terms, Liberal allowance rize as a souvenir of the trip to the
for trade-ins. •outh, 1087„ Mr. and Mrs, hairs
SCHRAG & SON. tf44 ..1 for th:.; present he at' Dashwookl‘
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AND IT'S
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SEE OUR RANGE AND DIFFERENT STYLES
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We are again prepared to supply your needs
for the Cold Weather with Good Woolen
Underwear for Young and Old. Also Men's,
and Boy's Top Shirts, Sweaters and Sweater
Coats, Wool Socks, Mitts and Gloves.
Wool and Flannelette Blankets, Flannelettes,
Tadoussac Flannel suitable for Dresses; CurL
tains and Curtain Goods, Comforter Chintz;
Men's, Boys and Children's Heavy Rubbers;
Also Mens Rubber Boots, Harness Repaini,
Halters, Anything in Harness.,
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAM)
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GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 - 97
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