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ZURICH, THURSDAY IVIORNI‘NG, AUGUST 51937.
'Let the llerald Publish yoixr &unmer Visits an
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• ST. PETER'S
)Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - ONT.
"A Changeless Christ far a Maar-
ing Worbi."
'Friday, 8h -Luther League.
Vishursday-Choir Practice.
iSUNDAY SERVICES:
010 a. nn. -German Service..
21.15 9...Ill.-Sunday Selma.
7.30 p.m. -English service.
Everybody Welcome to Servic
E. TUERKHEEK raster.
-#9,You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear correct gresses--cor-
needy prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Tour
'health may largely depend on keen
wision
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. 0.
At HESS JEWEI,ERY mom
zuRicu, TWT Eang.
Leaviff's •Theatre
EXETER - ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
"ONE IN A MILLION":
.A. 211th Century Fox SPECIAL Pro-
duction, with
SONJA HENIE
Champion Skater of the World
Supported by an all Star Cast includ-
ing
THE RITZ BROTHERS
Jean Hersholt, Don Ameche and
others
COMING
“,SEVENTH HEAVEN" Slave Ship
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SNOW FALLS 1N JNLY
Brantford -Snow in July -that's
news! James Chapman, turnkey at
the Brant county jail, and two pris-
in the jail yard early on July 28th. showed 119,700th
oilers affirmed that snow flakes fell persons viewed .. the home of Mr. aand Mrs. Gordon
iee sons were Sunday visitors at
,poubting Thomases may doubt, but quints in July. Cars stopped A11 •
,3issett, near Goderich.
HAIRDRESSING,
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PA1RLOR
1VIrs. Fred Thiel wishes to adVise
the public that she is now open f,c;i'
business. Permanents and Finger
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waving a specialty,. All perrnanente
guaranteed. Parlor located in rear
of shop. For appointnients call or
phone 102 Zurich.
IN MEMORIAM
In Loving memory of our beloved
!daughter, Dorothy Nan, who depart-
ed one year ago, August 6th, 1936.
Dearer to us, than words can tell,
Are the thoughts of her we love so
well.
Tis only those, who have loved emit
lost, .1
Who can realize the bitter cost.
Sadly missed by parents, 1VIr.
Mrs. Erwin Schilbe. . •
ATTRACT MANY PEOPLE •
;t.1 rtig0
i4itto
Chester L. Smith, Pulenerteelle
V/.,26 a year, U.S. $1.60 in Actium**
01.50 INARREARS, 42 MAY BX WEICALIMM4
Visit° s
WA NIN
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Mr. Abram Eckel left for his home
in Plattsville for a few days.
Mrs. E. Ball of London., spent the
week -end with Mrs. Ed. •Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Parent of
Detroit were week -end visitors at
the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Hor-
ner. .
Mr.. arid Mrs. M. Ohler of Goder-
ich; Mr. and Mrs.. W. Bracewell of
Toronto, were visitors with Mrs. C.
England.
.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schenk and
-ftwilily of Mt. Clemens, Mich., were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hy. .Steinbach.
Mrs. E. Turkheirn and son Herbie,
Mr. John Turkheim and Miss Lenora
The Dionne quints restill a Haberer spent the week -end -with
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star tourist attraction judging by
figures released by their physician Dr
A. R. Defoe, who said the turnstiles],
uends Desboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess and
it was no optical illusion," said Chap- nursery last mo totaled 29,926; Mrs. (Dr.) H. H. Cowen and chil-
man. "Two prisoners were doing while there are 310 trailers and 64 Oren, of Exeter, and Miss Cowen of
work in the yard at the time and we busses. The doctor said an accurate
all three witrxessed the flurry of snow comparison could not be made .wt
Hakes." the corresponding month last yearij;
because the turnstiles at the playgrne
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TRY ECKEL'S
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Fergus, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. C. Fritz.
. 11,1r. and Mrs. Louis Schilbe, Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Schilbe and Mrs.
und were not installed until July 141Heib. Krueger and son Campbell,
HAY COUNCIL - --..-t .110 'a very enjoyable week -end with
The regular monthly meeting ol, •rel.,atives at Windsor and Detroit,
the .Council of the Township of Ha •
bliving to the illness Of her mothei
was held in the Township Hall, Zuf 1, 4.
oles. Wm. Miller, Miss Ann Overholt
ich, on Tuesday, August .3rd, 19.3, ieeSpending a few days in Goderich:
with all the members present. Aft - .
',-..Gertrude Thiel is relieving Miss
+ . reading and adopting the minutea;
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'Itholt at the local telephone cen-
4". ith July meetieig the varloar4o . .
+ mbnications.were disposed of. .0,' ••
`„.'t. :The following resolutions were pas- MTS. Peter Koehler of town recei-
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* CHOICE VARIETY OF "CAICE,, PIES, ,ved word of a serious auta accident
+ AND t .sed:
.1. . That Ify-law No. 8-1937 providing ix' which her sister and husband, Mr.
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4- SVVEET GOODS. '1'' for rates 'struck, levied and collected and Mrs. Richard Moore of New Ha-
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- - for 19317 be read three times and fin-lven, Conn., also Mrs. Flyn of Troy,
edients Used -axe of the Highest Quality t. ally passed. 1N.Y., rw ere quite seriously injured.
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-+ + That By-law No. 9-1937 appointing The accident occurred last week. Mr.
+ ALL CONFECTIONS - ICE CREAM 3: G. A. McCubbin, 0.L.S., of Chatham and Mrs. Moore were recent visitors
.+.4. Our Storemill be closed each Wednesday Evening
.1. • .,+ as engineer in charge of the drain- with Mrs. Koehler at Zurich.
* T. age work petitioned by C. Aldworth
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EckePa Bakery - Zurich
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MIS RIM RI TIMM,.
WIL SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
'Specials for Thursday, y and Saturday
vAyluxer Soups' iffra-oz. 2 Ens ____-. 5c
Sunlight Soap„, sperla, 5 cakes -.-27c
Polly Prim Peas 31 -oz En, 2 Ens ..... _19c
Pork and Bean4 234oz. Ens, 2 Ens
Kellogg's Bran Flakes, 2 plrgi.
Salmon, fancy pink, 3 tins
-Lux flakes small Ilic„ large
'Fancy assorted Fancy 'Coolies peril". ---18c
Miracle whip salad AresliingIVALoz. each - _21(c
Tomato, juke 25% -oz. per En _10c
Aeroxon Catc 4 tor
Blue Rilkhon 3'.4111, in glass Jar
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Highest Pike* fur
and other be read three times. and TO REPRESENT SYNOD
finally passed. niaRnevo..x ivEnhTeiriteoith, eRimev,. C.
Rev. o-
1 That the cost of the 1986 audit be and 11-Girs
; apportioned as follows: Township of
Hay $62.00; Hay Telephone System goneCronentoilleid,moonftoWn,illiaAmitsob„ui;go, attend
$45.00; Zurich Pollee Village '$5.00;
Zurich Hydro -Electric System 5.00; the IIbineintnedialLute.ffiraann ChCuTerh°roefneCaanoldf-
Dashwood Hydro -Electric System ada, which is being held for the first
00., and that the Clerk bill each Cor- time in history iu Western Canada.
poration accordingly. 1They will represent the Canada Syn -
That accounts covering payments] od While there and visit different
on Township Roads, Hay Telephone: points and conduct services in order
System, Charity and Relief and gen-toobtain first-hand information re_
oral accounts be passed as per vou- garding conditions in the drought
e:hers: stricken areas. Delegates will be pre -
Township Roads-Bonthron & Dr-; sent from all parts of the United St-
ysdale belt, laces, etc., 2.40; S. Ropp ates and Canada. On their return the
rd. 2, 6.90; G. J. Thiel, Zurich
vill-
ago 7.95; M. Corriveau road 17, 6.40
-E.-a. Desch, rd. 8, 1200;. F. E. Deno -
mine rd. 10 5.95; A. Meidinger rd.
10 2.85; T. Steinbach rd 8 $12; H.
Stelnbach, road supt. 1960;. P. Neu-
schwanger rd 7, $7; A. Olausius cut-
ting -weeds rd. 6, 1.00; P. •Schade rd
13 2.40; 0. Greb rd 6 10.80; G. E.
Bi -eek repairs 6.70; R. Adams rd 10,
$4.; W. Farrell rd 18 18.40; H. Mc-
TMiitije rd 1, 10.05; G. Surerus rd
9 11.20; C. Aldworth rd 2 12.10.
Hay Municipal Telephone -- Can,
Tel°. and Supplies material 7.48
Mart:horn Elec. Co. material 228.02;
B. Hess, 1 month salary 165.00;
Dell Telo. Co. tolls May to June
203.14; National Revenue tax tolls
33.85.
Orarity and Relief -E. Hendrick
vent 3.50; Dept.- Health, isuu1n.acce
4.6;W. Hay allowance $20.
General Account -41: C. .Kalbflei-:
sib., stakes for drein $3. • •
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Motion, that the Council meet a-.
-gain on Tuesday, Sept. 7th, at 1.30
-clheltele in the aftbfbaen. • -
A. re. Hess, Clerk.,
delegates will stop off at Edenwald,
Sask., where a Cairn will be unveiled
to the memo. -17 of the late Henry
Schmeider; one of the pioneer Luth-
eran pastors of Western Canada, and
father of Rev. John Schmeider, of
Kitchener.. '
• HOUSE BURNS
Awakened feem the first sleep of
the evening when lightning struck
their home about 10 o'cleck hist Wed-
nesday night the family of 'Mr. Peter
Deichert Jr., of the Bli7e1 Line, near
Zurich, had a ';;Irrow escape as the
large,. residence went up in flames.
Mr. Deichert heard a noise that soun-
ded like an explosion in the attic but
paid .no attention. A few moments
later the upper floor was a mass of
flames and the ttrnily of seven chil-
dren escaped with only the clothes on
their backs, '•11'he Zurich fire brigade
was called A° the place but the fire
hed readied such proportions- that the
firemen were -unable to save the buil-
ding,t a's .there was no water available
Some of the „eonAnts were removed
by neighbor's 'who assisted the fire-
..menewormike•
men, who played a heroic part, and
had they had sufficient water they
would -undoubtedly have aoon had it
Farmers! Attention! under: coAtrol. The loss will be a
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heavy.on:e to, Mr, eiD 'let fam
•c We have been - 'appointed sefling ily as'it is only partly covered bv
&gents for the celebrated 'Viking. inmenee, The wane of the mein
Diabolo Crean.' Separator, the sopar- Imo are still standing, as well as
dor with a ten year guarantee. Let th,e kitchen in which the family are
is demonstrate this machine to you now residing. It is only a few years
old compare it with all others. And ago when, the learn was struck by
don't forget, thebest feature is the lightning and burned to the ground.
unusual .easy terms. Liberal a1lowanc0 It is a hard blow to the family and
or trade-ins. . Many friends aro rendering assist -
G.. SORRA° & SON. _se tf44. mice finaucially,
Eyes
Examine
Glasses Filled
Mr. C. E. Zurbrigg
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Will be at the Store
THURSDAY EVENING
Good Glassei if you need them.
.Good Advice if you Don't.
HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
Phone 74 Zurich
*blue co
Put Your COAL in now at.
the low price. A sharp
vance may be expected son=
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs •
Phone 10
HENSALL
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See Our New Prints, Broad-
cloths ,Drapery, Chintz, Cur -
tams and Curtain Goods, Etcc
1937 Garden Seeds, Root Seeds, Paints,
Varnishes, Floor Wax, and Polishes, Varna -
Lac, Etc... Etc.
HARNESS • REPAIRS, ETC.
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