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ZUR CH, THURSDAY
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran"- Church
ZURICH - own,
"A Changeless Chart foe as, Chang-
ing Woa.'
Friday, 8h -Luther Lague.
Thursday-ch0ir Pactice..
SUNDAY SERVICES:
LO a. m. -German Setat.
11.15 a.m.-Sunday Sclaocti.
7.30 p.m. -English srie.
Everybody 'Welcome. to Services.
E. TILIERICHEIKPasbrr
Do You Need Gase?
.5top and Think how important it is
you wear correct glasses-eor-
, Arectiy prescribed for your vfsion.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
• health may largely depend on. keen
vision.
E ZURBRIGG R. O..
To Improve Camp
new kitchen and lavatory build -
ng are :to be constructed at the tour-
ist camp ;adjoining Harbor Park at
Goderich at a cost of 1$1,525, the
Town Council decided. Work is to
.start at 'once and the contract is
'•split four ways affecting as many
trades.
4-4.
In Magistrate's Court
Rainbow trout come high in price
particularly so if they are speared at
night with the use of artifical light.
SO Chas. ;Cooper and Reg. Evans of
Bayfield found in Goderich police
,Court last Thursday, when they were
each fined $10 and costs, or $15.85
in all, by Magis. Makins. They pleat-
ed guilty. Game overseer McLean
said they had a nice room on their
string when he swooped -down. on the
scent, jut. one of several raids on
illegal anglers conducted In Huron.
County this spring. -John Payne of
Grey Twp., youth who pleaded guilty
last week to forging his grandmoth-
er's old age pension check, cashing it
and spending the money, was senten-
ced to two months in jail. If he does
not make restitution in that time, he
must spend a further two months in
jai/. ---Suspended sentence was giv-
en Frank Drennan, Ashfield youth,
NOTICE
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Mrs. Ed. Gascho who ha n do-
ing hair -dressing in Zuriel or sx
years is now established in.. • new
home on the Lipphardt E te pro-
perty, and is fully equippe o give
you the latest in permanen,'
waves, marcels, shampoos 1,, 'rinses,
manicures and eyebrow ai ng at
reasonable prices. ,11
ALL PERMANENTS et;',.A.RAN-
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TEED,', ......: .."
One free figer.:;*:00'. wi.701j TP11 Per-
manent. Phone 4i5,9',14:2•45.641'itinents
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THIEL'S HAIRDRES0,-.., ;:)1.,'.i.,,:..1.)
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business.Pe1!ei
waving' a sP4alf,;41)
guaranteedPatioi:lottttrrs:;
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of shop. For:„SPPOffiti,ne4e,.
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phone 102 Zurich.',,:,.. • ,"'"i4ii'
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PERMANENT 'W
Specials for a
permanent wave for
a friend for One cent....5,
$3.51. A •regular'PA)
At HESS JEViTELERY STORE after he had pleaded guilty to steal- All waves guarnteed.:.,/
Every Tuesday at ZURICH ing $16 worth of wool from Robt. 25c with sha-mpoo 35e.
..,,,•_. MacDonald, farmer. Full restitution
At Dashwood, gatlErdaY. at rule 8 has been made. HELEN'S BEAUTIA'
Store., _, • . ,in Harness' BaeberSt.:
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$1.25 a year, 17,5. $1.50 in Actfo,tem
$1.50 IN ARABARL$2 MAY BZ °BARON*
Or and Seller in erntad
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Mr. Joseph Campbell of Fairgrove,
Mich., was a week -end visitor witn
his cousin, Mr. Wm. Lamont.
Miss Lylyan Rader is at London
this week with her father who is ill
at the hospital.
Beginnir- next Wednesday4the an-
nual halfhoiiday season will open for
the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. R,bt. Cochrane and
Mr. and Mrs. V. 'Evans of near
Brussels were Monday visitors with
friends in these parts.
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Brown and,
1V.lr. Jacob Brown motored to Tor-
onto and Kitchener over the wek-
end.
Mr. Wilfred Power and 1VIiss Stella
Power of St.Thomas were week -end
visitors with their brother, Rev. Fr.
L. W. Power of town.
The first scheduled game of base-
ball on the Zurich diamond will be
played here on Friday evening of
this week, when the Mitchell boys
will be over.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. William, Miss*
Ethel and Mr. Calvin Williams spent
the week -end with Rev. and Mrs. R.
Whitesides at Coboconk, Ont.
` Mr. Wm. •Durnart and Miss Alice
c4 Kitchener were holiday
tWt- homs-%
eaed pair of ..at 'OOTS,.‘,7„,,
_t five years ''' old.:, The noVelty . bout,
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a • . .y,rhicii are one nit'clred-i tWojitY
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., ÷ them. is that they ar home-inade and
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• t CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND *otthuiidred Years,- a.gby thlatt.
t ' MM. LarkWort'hy. They ae',.: now
SEETGObDS: tie property 61 her son, Albert Larlt-:
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All Ingredients Used are •of the Highest Quality
ALL COINFEC i IONS - ICE CREAM
TelePhone 100
Eckel's Bakery --- Zurich
worthy, of this town. ---Mitchell
vacate. ,
Huron -Perth Schedule, 1937
Following is the Huron-Perth,Base-
ball schedule as drawn U.P_redently
by the exAmtive:
.May 24 -Zurich at. Gegertch
28 -Mitchell at 041c11:':'
31 -Crediton
31 -Zurich at A1Attiheifl..,
Juno 1---Goderich
4 -Mitchell at: 4tlit
4 -Clinton a jtif
4 -Exeter at
7---Goderich at•i•.:4VOtchell
7--Seaforth tI E4teter -
8 -Clinton at Creditnii.
10 -Clinton at ZirOch.
11 -Crediton vt Gqtlerich
14-Zarich at Exeter.
15 --Mitchell at Seaforth
17 -Exeter at Clinton
17-Seatorth t Gkierich
18 -Crediton at Mitchell.
2 1.-Goderich EXoter
21-Seaforth. at MAtchell •
21 -Zurich vt Crediten
'25 -Crediton at Clinton
'25 -Mitchell at Goderich
:25--Seaforth at Zurich
:28 --Mitchell at Exeter.
G Nicarich at Creditoti:
jaily 1 -Zurich at Seaforth.
1-1\litchell at Clinton.
5-Goderich at Seaforth
6 -Clinton at Exeter
9.-Exet-r at Godeaich
9 -Clinton at, Mitchell.
-Crediton at Zurich.
13 ---Exeter at Crediton.
14 -Zurich a Clinton
15 -Exeter at Mitchell
16-Goderieb at Zurich
16 -Crediton at Seaforth
20--Seaforth at Clinton
22 -'-Exeter at Zurich
23---Sortfo:rth at Crediton.
27 ----Clinton at Spaforth,
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Our Rug Guessing Contest „closed Jon Saturday ,
evening. The correct number was 171C and was
won by Mrs. Sam Oesch who had nearest to that
No. 1759. . .
Speck& for Thursday, Friday and .Saturday
Aylmer choice Golden Corn per tin
Royal York tea, half -4b., eacTli ....
Ginger snaps per Ib. ... 10c
Kelloggs Corn FlAces.., 3 pkgs.
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins • ______19c
Aylmer pork and bea-ns 22 -oz. 2 tins.
Catsup 12 -oz per battle .. ..
Johnston's Floor "Wax 1-s per tin .
Fancy ph-lk SaknOTI, 2 tinS
CoWans cocoa „ per tin 2.7c
matches„ spot tight, 3 boxes
Lux soap, 4 cakes
Ladies' full fashioned hoe. per pair
Ladies' knee Hi cope hose per pair
Children's Auakte sox at pr. . Eic 25c.
This Store Closes a:very/Wednesday afternoon dr-
ing June, indy„ ,1k3031,,gaist, ana Sepbataikr
High* Mums ar Ems.
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We . regret,ito repOrt that Mr..Wm..
Racier' of town:while up town on
Saturday suddenly became ill and re-
club:eamedical; aid. and assistance to
get.to his home. On Tuesday he
was;• taken to London Hospital for
treatments.
At last, after a number of years
of expectancy the .road from :Zurich
to Hensell has received a dressing of
dust prevention, it being the Calcium
•road salt, and it is a great pleaure
to see cars pinning along this ,par-
ticular road without any dust flying.
Mr..Quimby Hess, who has recent-
ly completed his course at Toronto
University, accompanied a numoer
of about sixty students to a coming
trip at the Karwartha lakes district.
This was part of tie University
,aourse, and the students were shown
Some practical work in' forestry and
civil engineering. Mr. Hes returned
to his home here on Friday.
Forty I -lours' Devotion
The solemn opening of the Folly
.Hours' devotion will take place in
St, 33zniface •Church at 10 o'clock on
Siday May 30th. They will continue
until Tuesday evening. The services
will be conducted by the Rev. *Ur.
Bursa of the Redemptorist Order,
London.
Bran Spectacle
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ACCURATELY DUPLI-
CATED
Any Shape or Size
48 Hour Service
Let me fill your next Optical
Prescription
I can show you the Very New-
est Styles of Rimless Spect-
acles at a right price
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74
Zurich
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Put Your COAL in now at
the low price. A. sharp aatf-,
vance may be expected worn.
Tile anci Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Ens
?hone 10
nrotogramo..•..boll
Order
BASEBALL NEWS
Zurich Wins from Goderich
At Goderich on Monday, Victoria
Day, and after spotting the Goderich
team five runs in the. lint Inniag,,
Zurich had evened the count by the
sixth, and then went out to win
9-5 in the opener of the Huron -
Perth Baseball League. Fine weather
and a good crowd witnessed a well
played game considering the earlines
of the season. Three local pitchers
tailed to halt the ontuan t Zar-
ich boys once the bats comnieared
to crack. The ,old hidden ball trick
was worked by Duquette, of Goder-
ich, on Stade in the fourth and in
thesame inning Umpire M. Desch
Vig1.5 knocked momentarily 1.111COTIRCI-
ous when „hit 1-.).Ttt battea bait He.
gantely coatinued after repairs. Frit -
sky, who started in the box for God- ,
erich, was going along nicely until
. , the sixth, whon he complained of a
sore ,arra. Worthy, who replaced
L!'••ahraivueerbselett, aAp:Othitdia.n•solnin'g
him, lasted but half an inning, giv-
ing way to Fsher. Heideman, for
Agents for the celebi*4. Viking
Zarich, went the ronte.
fliabolo Cream sevtts.Or, the: SeptieL
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ator with a ten ypartittpli(90: core ny innings • •
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