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ZURICH. THURSDAY NI
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Chuff
ZURICH. — ONT.
°A Changeless Christ for a Chang-,
ing World."'
Friday, 8h—Luther Leaseae.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Serf
U.15 a.m.—Sunday SthL
7.30 p.m.—English sake'Everybody Welcome te on Services.
E. TUERKHEIM„ Pasetese.
Do You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how importent ftfaa
that you wear correct grasses—car-
'rectly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
iealth may largely depend. on keen
vision.
See C. E. =MEM% R. O.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZUR/CEI
Leavitt s There
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, 'Friday,. Saturday
,June rie 18, 19
`"-..10E E. BROWN"
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"WREN'S YOUR BIRI.HDAY"
'Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
lune 21, 22. Race Day June 23
"GENE AUTRY"
THE SINGING COWBOY
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"THE BIG SHOW"
Added attractions: The Crystal Bal-
let; Tordnte Skating CarniVal; Happy
Heels, Cosnedy; A Battle Royal
Spertreel.
or.slowsono.......r-lescumsoasammeemomor2
Much Wheat Shipped
There was another heavy movem-
ent of wheat from: the God.erich pert
to the seaboard at the week -end, five
cartal-sized freighters loading a total
of more than 500,000 bushels and
clearing for Montreal. The boats
were the Daniels, Pomeroy, Baird,
Stewart, and Hart. Less • than a
month ago similar shipments of ex-
port wheat were taken from the ele-
seatoors, bound for the European
At Da.shwood, Saturday, at Pfiles marleets.
Store.,
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Chester L. Smith, )fthlitol
$1.25 a yea; 'U.S. $1.50 in Admit*
$1.50 IN ARREAR,8,4251.0:70Z OFLARAISII•
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NOTICE
Mrs. Ed. Gaseho who has been
ing hair -dressing in Zurich for
years is now established in he( n
home en the Lipphardt Estate en,,
perty, and is fully equipped to gi
you the latest in permanents, fine;esee
waves, marcels, shampoos and rin5eees
manicures and eyebrow arching at
reasonable prices.
ALL PERMANENTS GUARAN-
TEED.
One free finger wave with each per-
manent. Phone 159 for appointment'?
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HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PART..
Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes to adel
the public that she is now open:,
business. Permanents and Fin
waving a specialty. All pelmets,
guaranteed. Paulor located in '0
of shop. For appointments call',
phone 102 Ztirich.
Hensall Couilcil Minutes
Regular council meeting was Tie I
on the eve. of June 7th at 8 pane
the Council Chamber with all mein
ers present. Minutes of the previ
meeting, also the Court of ReVi#
were read and adopted. •
F. G. Bonthron appealed asks'i
for permission to cut down a treell
front of his property. Motion, "t
this be granted. •
Correspondence read as folk;
Dept. of Municipal Affairs, Ont,'
pital, Woodstock refund; Sickle "So
grave Ltd; Imperial Oil Ltd; Hurd
Expositor; Treas. Dept. Liquor Co
trol Board in refund of $111.22;)
E. Shaddick; County Clerk re Court
Rates. Same filed-
also Bills and Aceeunte,o40.
4* CHOICE VARIETY O , F CAKEPIE-S„ AND * w, Dabus, San. work Sr; R
4. more, labor streets 11.80;.D. Kyle do
Don't forget the Decoration Ser-
vices on the Bronson line Cemetery
on Sunday afternoon at 2 p,m.
Messrs. A. F. Hess, H. G. Hess and
Len Wagner .attended the Telephone
Convention at London last Thursday.
Mrs An,C.ia McClinehey, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex elook and daughter, all of
London, were Sunday visitors with
lir. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman, Mr. and MIT
Clarence Hoffman. and Bobbie wore
Sunday visitors withatheir parents in.
Zuri ch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deters, Mrs. E.
Turkheim and Mr. Geo.; Deichert at-
: tended the Synod at Hanover on Sun-
day.
Pleased to report that Dr. A. J.
MacKinnon is around again after
being confined to his room fora few
days with a bad cold.
If?
Misses Belva Truemner, Ethel Ga-
bel, and Mr. Garfield Witmer as de-
legates, and Mr. Hilton Teuemner
attended the Sunday School •conven-
llen. at Rodney last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Swartzentru-
ber and Miss .Verda B•echler:of -the
Bronson line, are spending a week
with friends at New Hamburg and
`Kitchener.
Mrs. Catherine Rader, Mr. Fred
Rader and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraft.
of Dashwoodo, and ' Mrs. C. Decker
of Zurich were Sunday visitors with
friends at Auburn.
S.Me, and Mrs. Murdock MacDonald,
Christena Mac-
-e,Kenitl-.Reid 1l
sSsrRiPleY Wei.4',Senday -visitors With Mr.
and Mrs. Menno Oesch.
+ $10; K. Manns do $1; J. Kipfer de
SWEET GOODS.
1.1_80; P. McNaughtan, ear, clo 2.80e
Y teamin 6 40 J W G Jacob Wagner and son Lloyd of
t 13. Elder, tractor do .50; G. M. Case.
g 1 . ; . re , ,
All Ingredients Used are of the Highest Qualit
• -1•• a 2.10' (). Hediten do" Shakespeare ; Mr. Wm. Klopp and
Dr. H. F. Klopp of Kitchener, Mrs.
Ed, Appel of New Hamburg, Mr>.
• 4. age remove ,
ALI- CONFECTIONS - /CE CREAM
es 18.80; E. W. 'Willard, do $41; C N fanly of Stratford were visiting
• 1: Our St0Ye wilt be closed each Wednesday Evening R. Freight, road oil 22.44a, Huron with their mother, and other relati-
Eckel's akery Zunch eion, flag hall 12.50; Imperial Oil
in of D ^ George Buchanan, of
+ Expositor printing 5.59; Exeter Tim- ves on Sunday.
-.4 * es -Advocate acct. 1.50; Canadian Tee- As we go to press we learn fo the
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4. Teleritarriae 1 00 ee Ltd., road material 121.65; School ,13'ss g "
88 Orchard View, Toronto, who pas-
sed away on Monday, aged 94 years.
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It is about thirty years ago since Dr.
;printing $84; Treas. of Ont. licenses ,Buchanan and family left Zurich for
86. A. Spencer li Son supplies
roronto. They lived on the property
.e. Board current expenses $1,000., P.
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Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Rinso, large
Choice red: pitted cherries, 2 squat each 1 c
Clark's Soup,. assorted, 3
Catsup 12 -oz. bottle, eacb - 1 Oc
Minute Tapiona,, 2 pkgs. — . .• • 1.9c
Taylor's. Peanut. butter I0,oz. I 4c
Sultana Raisins, 2. lbs. — ..
French prep
are_
Mustard Widi. lot Darx spoo 1Oc
Golden wax. beans, per tin ............ Oc
Maxwell House offee;, per ...........
Hillcrest toilet paper., 3 rolls
Eddy's Rea Bird -matches. 3 boxes..... ---_-25c
Puffed rice,, 2 pkgs 25c
Infant's baby litne,d, 2 fins --------.---------19c
Palmolive soap., 3 cak4a
Castile soap, S cakes . — 25c
Fly COils,, Areoxon, 4 las
Dixie Drinking cup % 12 in ,Arg.
Country Kist corn. per fink
Peas, per tin .... ..
Voile 35, 5(1/4 per
Elastic Top Ankle,S. 'ocks 154, 1 25c pr.
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Highest PticeR Clar Eggs.
moineftawno,....tuowepoonosorAtmomoszo****.r.
7.90; J. Passmore supplies hall and
shed 2.10; F. G. Bonthrtm, postage
Clerk $4; Hydro Comm., hall and
motor 4.42.
Motion that accounts be paid and
number of years ago. Surviving am
that we adjourn. .
James A. Paterson, Clerk. "rhree sons, George Buchanan, K. C.,
.
of Sudbury; Prof. Milton Buchanan
!,!...,..,.,..•*,=:.gms.mm...,;.a.w,:lt, of Toronto University; Dr. Norman
Buchanan of Peterboro; also two
daughters, Misses Pearl and Clara
Buchanan at home.
SERVICE The big Open House celebration at
Eckel's Bakery in town on .Saturday
evening was in every was a big suc-
cess. Approximately 1,000 visitor
Sunday Afternoon, June 2(..1.h I passed through the plant to see just
.
At 2.00 o'clecl!where all this good baking comee
e
Program will consist of Decoration •from enjoyed by the people of far
of Graves, Special Singing. Addiers- and near. People were here that ap-
se e by Rev. E. Burn nand Rev..H. parently were never before in the
Roppil, Also Musical Neralesee'l•Sy,rdllage, were complete strangers, but
the Herrileh Memorial Band of Dash- :they all met with good hoepitality.
. , The Zurich Band supplied music on
-mood
DEAR FRIENDS—You eve Invited the screet in front of tit- hakery 'led
to be present at the Memorial and it brought a large crowd out. The
s
^mentiened. You are kindly
Grave -Detoration Service asitacibuole,.:;41.1,uvie ienseeonfttlseemiptiiiizersuwrieLe;:21nscti ppilLe
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ted to -bring bouquets of fiowers, tii:$gAmbrose Denomme, Zurich; el,
participate in the deeoration of 0..6: prize, $1, Melvin Graham, Brucefield
on this Sacred Spot. Ani Baseball News
ends buried
buried
now owned by Dr. A. J. MacKinnon,
of Zurich. Mrs. Buchanan, who was
a sister to Mrs. Louise Klopp of town,
predeceased the Doctor a goodly
.DECORATION
'BRONSON LINE CEMETERY
HAY TOWN.LiEe?
Graves of *Your Relatives and Fri -
t
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will be received for the b
, On Tuesday, June 15th our lue-
ettifying and upkeep of the Grounce.i
en b11
e a team played its aret game
Hoping youwill corn o and enjoy th.
Services of Hallowed ?"aeineriee.
We Relinain, Your Interested ni(nd;
CEMETERY BOARir
eaaseeeeeeeaseeseaseesesseeeeaeseteeeeeseese
Fa.rrnerst. Attentior4
of the season with the youngsters
`from Hemel). ag opposition. The loc-
als were coundly bested 18-2. How-
ever it must be said for the locals
that they were farfrom full etrength
Densall ha -d a fine little team, and
rom the way they played on Tues.
ay will be tough for any team in the
We have been appoistcd 51llr league. They are mostly 'big boys
Agents for the celebrated 'tr4ttlaf.'.: ho came very close to the age 'fink,
tliabole Cream Separator, the .SePars while almost all of the Zurich lads
etor with a ten year guarantee': .ft p.in play in this partieular league for
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es demonstrate this machine bo t and 4 years. With some new mat-
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and compare it with all others.:i
Ion% forget, the best feature
enusual.easy terms. Liberal all
ter traite-its.
C. aCIIRAG & SON.
for the team they are sure to
1einch better, Watch your ,dates
9:don't forget to comeeout to see,
next game here, whieh is to ee
hired againstClinton, July 12,
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Pocket Watchcs
A POPULAR
SIZE
15 JEWEL, Put Your COAL in now at
FOR $9.50
STRONG, NEATLY ENGRAVED,
DUST-TITE CASES
THESE WATCHES SELL REGU-
LARLY FOR $12.00
Hess, The JeweileT
the low price. A sharp,
vance may be expected scat.•Q
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Phone 74 . Zurich Phone 10
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cloths ,Drapery, Obintz, Cur-
tains and Curtain Goods, Etc.,
1937 Garden Seeds, Root Seeds, Paints,
Varnishes, Floor Wax, and Polishes, Varn
Lac, Etc... Etc.
HARNESS REPAIRS„ ETC.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON 1-1ANEYJ
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