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THESE WATCHES SELL REGU-
LARLY FOR $12.00
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74
Zurich
the low price, A sharp art-
vance may be expected soon..
Tile and Brick.
W. R. DA.VMSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Phone 10
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeleis Christ for a Menge
•• VrifAiY, 811—Luther League.
Inursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICKS:
CIO a. m.—German Service.
0.1.15 a.m.—Sunday SehooL
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEINI, Pastor.
Do You Need Glasses?
,4Clo JUNE 101937.
Ban Travelling Photographers
I,legalty possiblethe town. of
,Goderieh, will put a stop to future
visits of travelling photoghaphers,the:
"Town Council being convinced that:
;the business has developed into a rae
cket. The town solicitor has been
instrueted to make investigation pre-
paratory to having a prohibitive by
law passed. The council was advised
Alf where pictures. were solicited and
the full price collected and never a
delivery made. In other cases depos-
its were made and the pictures, tak-
en with a small camera in the cust-
omers' home and enlarged in Toronto
and were unsatisfactory. When one
of the best looking blondes in the
town received her photos she was.
'dismayed to learn, that she was a
brunette. Her hair in the picture
was quite dark.
,Stop and Think how important it ia
that you wear correct glassea--cor-
reedy prescribed for yeser vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend en keen
ision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGO, R. 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
t Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's
Store.
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HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Township Hall, Zur-
ich, on Monday, June 7th, with all
members present. The minutes of
the May meeting were adopted as
read.
The Council became organized as
a Co -art of Revision to consider ap-
peals on the 1937 Assessment Rolls
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NOTICE
ing hair -dressing in Zurich for
years is now established in her e
home en the Lippliaidt Estate, tte
party, and is fully equipped to
you the latest in perrnanents,-fMer-
waves, inarcels, shampoos and -ri
• manicures and eyebrow archine t
reasonable prices.
-ALL PERMANENTS ":4 ••
7!.:11,
One free finger wave i.
manent. Phone 159 for,
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Mrs. Ed. Gascho who has beei
Chester L. Smith, Publish.*
1.25 a year, U.S. $1,50 in Adven*
$1.50 INABIZEARS,52 MA.T BE OBELIMILIA
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HAIRDRESSINGS
THIEL'S HAIRDikESSING:P
Mrs. Fred Thiel wisheeet'
the public that she is noWe
business. Permanents and
waving a specialty. All per, a`
guaranteed. Parilor aoeated
of shop. For appointment
phone 102 Zurich,
• Mrs. G. Koehler was a Sunday
visitor at Bayfield.
Mrs. Lydia Pfile spent the week-
end with friends at Kitchener.
Mr1 and MTS. E. W. Stoskopf of
•Kitchener, spent the week -end at the
home of We Thomas Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams, Mr.
Calvin and Miss Ethel Williams mot-
ored to London on Monday.
Mr, Mrs. and J. E. E Hamilton and
daughter Doris of London, were we-
e end visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Galster,
Mrs. Chas Weber, Mr. and Mrs. STRONG,
Hugh Thiel motored to London on
'Sunday where they visited 'with Mr. DUST-TITE
•Chas. Weber in the hospital,
Special
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Pocket Watches
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A POPULAR SIZE 15 JEWEL, Put Your COAL in now al:
FOR $9.50
Holy Communion services will be
which were disposed off as tee. ; held in the Evaegelical church in Z1.147
Appeals dismissed -Louis BrfsSoneand, ich next Sunday morning. Prepar-
J. E. Druar to have certeen14e4S. atory service on Friday evening.
assessed to Separate S.S. Ni
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stead of Public S.S. No.11 APe'ea3:s
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Torrence, Bar -
;not allowed as Mr. Brissoe!s:' niitice .bara and Jack of Toronto and Miss
was .received too late and M.:te,'Dttlia,‘ 'Maud Torrence of Clinton, visited
was adyised that a ratepaY4'eanme; witn isle and Mrs. Menno Oesch on
be •a pubic and a separate seheealsee-, Saturday •afternoon.
porter in the same township. ,
Rev. E. Turkheim, as pastor and
peals •allowed—T. Lifft, an Stru 1
s, .-. " Me. F. C. Kalbfleisch as lay delegate
off; M. Love to have Lot 2e,, chili D
. ,4,...., ,': lel en Tuesday fox Hanover to at -
assessed to A. Reichert as telYeret;,:h. lind the annual Synod of the Ev.
Heist and S. Heist, struck e ',44:-")-1-Y: LUtli.8ran church. They will be away
have• moved to !Stephen tow- '• ° 14C:
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all week and over Sunday, and as a
3: 'Wein and F. Wein were •as 4.$' ,C' onsequence there will be no services
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a a, Open Ouse i a:essr:d°±10th,tbe:,i„,, , St. Peter's Lutheran
+church the
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se es. ee:, ..,-
. Anderson was ase g ;
.i.:- if Lot 133, Vol S., Zurich, ins , o ' The next game of baseball on the
You. axe cordially invited to attend 4- Axt. C. Beierling asseSs 1 edns :.Zueicleadiamond will be held this
+ + ed $100; W. Watston is4Weitent •r0.WIiursd,ay evening, when the fast
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4- Our Open House Party 4. duced $100; 3. E. Druadeigeesimert ;Clinton Colts will be down and play
+ 4” reduced. A resolution 'W.174.'s passe4f the locals. Clinton last year won
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. + + confirming the changes•anU that the 1 the League title and a good game
+ Saturday June
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1:2th * Coart of Revision be closed and the ,can .be looked for, a.s the Zurich team
4* Assessment Roll be adopted as the has been going great this season so
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$20.00 and that the Township in aq
m Y Hof Kitchener spent the weex,end at
the home of Mrs. Ed. Dataes, Sr.
bc" The aged Mrs. Dedels during the past
deuitpiioend pbayy ttee fia-einntiwo.f the home
few weeks waited on her' grandchild
...e....—.........0 That accounts covering payment who had an operation for appendic-
itis.
+ official Roll for 1937. . •'.' " far.
4' After •diseosing of the comma/lie- - •
+ Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dedels and dau-
:.-.pataisosnesd.the following resoIutioes were ,g.,,.h
4. . ted, .accompanied by his sister, IVEss
. enseree_ ' Vera Dedels and' their grandmother,
t culvert be c
Mrs. Fred Dedels, who was ninety-
Zurich"'h t
÷ ted opposite Lot 20, con. 14-15. and ,
two years old, and who is enjoying
TELEPHONE Wo ..3.4' that the work be done by day labor.
her outing very much, and is as
.1.4 That a cash allowance per Month ,
bright as many a person at 65, all
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dor Township Roads, Hay Telephone,
Charity and Relief and general;a•ccii-
unts be, passed as per voucberse
HYMENEAL
P. Neuschwanger, rd 7 $9;3-1. PM -ft Westlake—Carnie
rd 5, 57.50; R.1VIiller rd 9, ",.01' W,
R. Bell rd 1, 10.65; eae
H. ilease On the morning of May 29th the
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home of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Car -
Road Supt. 28.41; IJ. A. il'flis al Irrt: nie,
Stanle.y, was the•scene of a lose
2.60; C. Aldworth rd 3 3.75;
ely Welsh gravel 24.40; 0. K0011101 rd 3 spring wedding when their elder
1.60; G. 3. Thiel, Z.P.V. $45.P9; T. daughter, Mary Belle was united in
Steinbach rd 8 2.25; W. reei rd i..marriageeonlytosollinIeoGitdrs.vianoEclitwhisn. 17Ei.esAt-.
. 18 12.95; R. Adams rd 10, 2.80; G.
Dick ed 2 3.15; S. reland cruehing wWaeystlakTeo, theoftshberaiBnIsueofWirotheci:ngHrlignh;
High
trucking 296.32.
Hay Telephone—E. R. Guentlir Bridal Chorus, played by Mrs. George
cartage 1.35; Twp. clerk. r.t salair
eon
Hess, of Hensall, the charming bride
175.00; Bell Telo. Co, tolls Mar.
to '
the arm of her Sather, who gave
April 114.44; Northern Elec. Co, nup her in marriage, entered the drawing
room which presented a profusion of apple blossoms, tulips ana spring
25.27; H. G. Hess, salary, etc. 214,48 ..
plies 97.05; Nat. Revenue tax on tls.
'flowers. The bride was lovely in her
rent 3.50; Williams & Co. flour 3.80
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Charity and Relief—E. Hen&ick
exquisite floor -length gown or ivory
W. Hay allowance $20; A. Melick
lace and satin enriched by bodice
milk 4,34; J. W. Merrier groieries trimming and jacket of old rose pt.
lace. She carried a shower bouquet
14.01. •
General of Talisman eases and lily of the
ld supplies 6.80; Amusement Branch,
Accounts--Municipak Wor ' .
gyT -e sester, J
in a
valley. She was attended by her
H. rdioner, 1VIiss
hall license $3; 'W. filmy blue flean Carnie, attiredoor-length gown of mar -
salary and postage 104.00; , W
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Cie* nisette over matchintaffeta. Her and Treas. part salary 10100; '
;bouquet was composed of pink laddie
Huron Expositor, general registr
carnations and baby's breath. Mr.
Laurence Talbot, of London, cousin
The Connell adjourned to 1* et 'a- .
of the groom was best man and Rev
R. M. Gale of Bayfield, solemnized
the marriage service. During the
signing of the register Mrs. George
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Hess sang "I Love You Truly". Mrs.
,Caenie, mother of the beide, who
Farmers! Attention! •was modishly dressed in a floral grey
• chiffon, Wore a corsage of roses, The
We have been appointed Brig bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Westlake,
gents for the celebratedV, Ilg chose a navy sheer with corsage of
Diabo'Cream Separator, t re -rarnetions. A reception dinner held
lo 1
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otos with a ten year guarad,,
,;.4 .i‘ ,in the flower -decked dining voone
Lis demonstrate this machine,. , ', 1?:&d, , — woe ed hv the Misses Vaizaheth
'end compare it with all otheteieigl Snowden and Ilene Talbot, Prior to
lon't forget the best fesittVe:a; ,.'4, ,startbig on 0, motor trip along the
:meant) easy terms, Liberal 'ailoraftetiY. St. Lawredee River, the bride donned
for treeleains. •,e ,, .'ri a grey imported English coat with!
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a IttIHRAG & soN, !,-.i.,,:1,04 ,)ovy dress and matehing accessoriee, i
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Corned Beef, 2 may, for
Kellogg's Rice Krispies, 2 pkgs. -- . .------ _21c
Tomato Juice„ 20 -oz, 3 tins .- ...
Peaches, Master Pack, No. 2 sqt., 2 tins ..29c
Orange Marmalade, 32 -oz, each --------.25c
Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs . . .. .,—..27c
Maininc:Snawbal3 biscuits, per lb. ..... .18c
Fancy Cascade Salmon, 2 tins .. .. ..25c
Spaghetti. Clarks or Campbells. '2 This
Calay Soap, 4 cakes .-.-. . . . .
Old English Fir Wax, per tin . .. .. 59c
Brunswick Sardines, 5 tins . .. ...... ... . .. ._........25c
Mirkal Whip„ 8 -oz. jar, each
Certo, jellies all fruit27c
DixiegDawty grape fruit juice 18 -oz. 2 tins . ... . .27c
Kellogg's con inakes, 3 pkgs. . . ..----__.25c
See our winatrw for 'Extra Specials on Ladies"House
Dresses, Silk Underwear, .Silk Hosiery, Voil% and
Broadclo*„ Cautdin Material..
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Highed Prim kw Egg&
Timm 140
gain on Monday, July 511 tt5O 1)
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See Our New Prints, Broad
cloths ,Drapery, Chintz, Cur --
tams and Curtain Goods, Ete„
1937 Garden. Seeds, Root Seeds, Paints,
Varnishes, Floor Wax, and Polishes, Varno-
Lac, Etc... Etc.
HARNESS REPAIRS, ETC
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAM)
OUGLAS
GENERAL AIERON ANT
PHONE 11 us 97
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