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LAWLESS RIDERS
'Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Sully 8, 9, 10
SWEEPSTAKE ANNIE
With Tom Brown, and Marion Nixon,
Comedy, Ken Murray and Oswald
o You Need Glasses? Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
July 12, 13,, 14
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• rSpecialePruduction.
THE SOLDIER AND THE LADY
From Fenles Vernesf mighty novel,
Michael Strogoff_ intro'du'cing Holly
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that you wear correct: des --cor-
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Correctly styled to your �-
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See C. E. ZURB'E[ =R. O.
At HESS JEWEiERR STORE
Every Tuesdayat mics
At Dashwood, Saturday. at ms's 1
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HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PAIL-'R
Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes to at1v.i e
the public, that she is now opeYior
business. Permanents and: ;Magee -
waving a specialty. A11 permanc Its
guaranteed. Parlor located in riear
of shop. For appoiritnients ''call .Oe.
phone 102 Zurich, , .-
CARD OF THANKS
wood's newest Star, Anton Walbrook.
With Elizabeth Allen, Star of "A
Tale of Two: cities._ In all Star cast.
Astounding scenes of electric excite-
( meat and pounding thrill.
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I ALL. CONFECTIONS ICE CREAM� •. �4
• We take this medium of gr ti
thanking our friends and relatifs,
for the kindness, sympathy and a-
sistance• given during the illness id
passing of our late daughter, Eve„
Reta, s s
—Mr. •
and Mrs. John N. Denofl
LOCAL
Specie
VPARNI
Mr. Charters of Stratford' is•sefeee
ing at the Bank of Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Mines' of
Mr. ',Milton Oescti zeas
visitor at Desbaro ;
Mr. Ward .Fritz 'is . 'o TorozxtN
a;business .trip.`
Miss Ruth Foster of London, is
holidaying with friends here.
Miss Eller Turkheim of London,
ss holidaying at. her home here.
Mrs. Arthur Aulerich of Detroit,
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
;I,VIrs. L. A. Prang.
111r. and Mrs. Lawrence Overholt
of Detroit, were visitors with Mrs.
Milder of town.
Mrs. Josiah Geiger and Mrs. Sol.
Zimmerman -of town spent a few:
days in London.
A goodly number of citizens- at-•
�"- tended the circus at London on Mon-;
troit were week -end visitors at t•,1? day also taking in the parade.
Williams home.
Mrs. C. Price who spent the ?mit Messrs. Milton and Austin Hey of
week in, town left over the week.eiril
for Waterloo.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge of Stret-
ford spent the holiday at "his home gin.
Zurich.
gave us a friendly call one day i±ist
,Detroit were visiting their parents •.
town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Corriveau
of Detroit were holiday vistors with
uric ' the farmer's parents..
Ms. Louis, Brisson of 'ptrrndsD2 ''
Miss Gertrude Haist of Goderich
week rs holidaying
with her sister, Mrs. H.
A most wonderful progress is b., G. Hess.
made in laying the pavement s
Joseph, they are now.
Mr. and +Mrs. Urban Pflt a `d ,ran
Mrs:' Lydia Pfile and Miss Pe{
tended the Bender reunion at
rjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Hoff
of St. osep , as fi1j 'i: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Appel and son
d thebridge. ..of Tavistock, and who are camping
awn paw at Grand Bend,cabled on friends in
.town on Tuesday.
'Mr and Mrs. L. W. Hoffman, and
Mr. Clayton; Hoffman, prim-0�9f maan. motored to Galt and Kitchener
one of the public schools of that +•on Sunday visiting friends.
is spending his vacation ate his qt r r^3K ne iluTh ex•:".4:1;12•11-1311.S.-_stili
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'S,.:t 4 t, l con -Tamed the ball team to Mt. ,Car -
1,,. y ., g, �
Mae were at 1Viiiveerton on 'Suhday. I was an old boys reunion.
Miss Marjorie Wilhelm who •onjayed
he sot week here returning;irome to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rickbeil and
Ml1'verton• ..• .e ,.;
• tA' heavy • shower• of rain visited!
STRONG,,
SIZE is .JEWEL, Put Your COAL in now at
FOR S9 5p
1EATLY .ENGRAVED,
fir�ilE' CASES'
THESE WATCHES SEL; REGU-
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Evening s this se
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Eckel's' Bakery —
T'hone 100
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coon on Friday mornings alnd
a °,i`, since the weather , has. been equiter
Zurich
WE. SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for 'may: Friday and Saturday
Fry's Cocoa,; haIf:113,per fin—
Polly Prim Pear 2 ins
Peerless wheat Puff i„ rcello. bags, 2 :bagsCascade
Sah sitz 1-s~, 2 tins
Parowax,24b 2 c
Fly Coils,K are u, •4 cosi ....
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Interlake Toilet paper, 3 .rolls -- .25C
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Kovah' jellY"Maker; ''2 pkgs;
Pure cider irine i',2 :peg: ....^^..^. 40c
Tomato juice 25%', k .,, per iin. ....
Jelly •Pow,clery;. • 5 pkgs. • 25c
Blue R ibbOi-i.- coo ffe k
Corn Flakes,. • 3 pkgs ......,_ 25c
Oxydol„ large pkgg ..._ _ . __.^ 23c
Johnston's, Roux- War„, pot
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.19c
Highest Prices for
son of Minnisota State, Mr. and Mrs
Zeiler of,Kitchener, were visitors in
town iearly this- Week.
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'ess, The
Phone 74'
eller
Zurich
the low price. A sharp ate`
once ;may be expected SOM..
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON •
We pay Cash for Eggs
Phone 10
HENSAW
Howard Klopp of Detroit, and
Watt:TM Wilfred of London, visited a few days
,Miss Dorthy Weido left last week with .their' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
pn a two weeks boat cruise on the OKlopp,
Hess and
an invitation of a girl friend at
Goderich whose father is cap
the largest uoat ox the lakes, aiid he
is giving the girls this fine outing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dagg
and fam-
ily
am-ily left on Monday for their boli rays,
they will spend some time in -the
Aderondacks mountains a,nd then
they will go over to Ottawa where
rthey have relatives and friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbach
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Ruby were
in Kitchener over the weon Mn
their way home they called
r.
G. Holtzman, who was indeed pleas-
ed to see him.
3 great lakes.
This trip is possible by I
fain `of children, accompanied by Mrs. Hess'
sister, Miss Gertrude Haist of Goder-
ich, left Wednesday morning for the
(Pinery where they will camp for two
weeks.
A most wonderful growth has been
experienced so far this year, in both
garden and field. Your publisher.
takes considerable credit as a garden- A pretty wedding was solemnized
ex, as on July 1st the family dinner 'at St. ick's Church, Dublin, when
menu consister of New potatoes, new - Roe, Dr. Ffoulkes united in marriage
icarr- and new beets all taken from Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
the ordinary garden and no hint bcd I Thomas O'Rourke, and Mr. Gostin
gown stuff, and since we have enjoy l Denomme, son of Mr. and M.
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Child Dies
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. John N. Denomme of Hay
township, west of Blake in the loss
of their two-year-old daughter, Ev-
elyn Reta, who died on July 5th, af-
ter' a short illness. The funeral was
held on Wednesday morning to St.
Peter's R. C. cemetery on Wednes-
day morning.
HYMENEAL
Denomme—O'Rourke
ed a good helping of pod betels.. -
Bass Season Opens
With July 1st a great many ang-
llers were up with the sun to open
the bass season. At daybrean at God- coronet of orange blossoms. She
erich, where there is good bass fishing carded an arms bouquet of calla El -
generally, 15 boats were afloat at, the 'fes. She was attended by her sister.
mouth of the Maitland river. The cold les
weather and calm water conditions . in a floor length gown of
powder blue chiffon with blue acces
were not favorable, catches ranging 'series• and carried -a colonial bouquet
from one to six. ;Five miles up the o corntloivers. The groom was sup
Maitland at the falls•,the catches ilei 'parted dry his brother, Dennis. Bill
,le 16n•:i.°tee, but not up to last year. OfRourl.e brother of the bride, and
'Adrian—Denomme,.. brother of the
groom, acted as ushers. During the
signing of the register, Mrs. Joseph
Malady sang, After the wedding din=
Frank Denomme of 14th con., Hay
Township. The bride Was lovely in
her floor length gown of Venetian
lace over white satin, made on prin-
cess lines and a. court veil with a
Farmers, AtteDilon'•: ' ut
Whbeen alicelcPointcd selling net the couple left ox a :trip' to Ilion- '
-tgemtse ave for the brated Viking areal the bride travelli
separ- printed chiffon dress with white an-
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ce.sSories, On their return
reside in the apartment in the Deitz
block, Zurich, Mr, and Mrs Deeer''-1
me will be at .home to their friends
after July 15t11. ' ore d r • -
their many Zurich friends in extend- I
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