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ZUURICH, THURSDAY MO)ciN1NOi, OCTOBER 7, ;937.
Let the Ads, in the He:
COMFORTARF F' GLEES
At
REASONABLE ICES
C. E. Zurbrigg,' Ro.
•Successor to,
S. FITTON at EXETER
Open every week day: exce at
Wetisesdayr
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH. — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ Cor s Chang-
ing World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League-
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Serviiee.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday Schnmd.
7.30 pan.—English sante' e.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKREINI„ Pastor.
eniversar Service;
- AR . 'UNITED CHURCH
On .S•.tJiiIDA:Y, ocromaR, 10th 19.37
Rev. .R. W. Hare; B. A., of Knox
Preslbyterian church, St. Marys will
pxeadh at 11 o'clock a.m. and 7.30
pan.. All are welcome to these serv-
ices.
HOT FOWL SUPPER
On THURSDAY EVE, OCT. 14th
Will be served in the spacious Shed,
followedby a fine Concert given by
The Centennial Concert Co. of Lon-
-don. Supper will be served at 5.,30
and our people are preparing to
serve the largest crowd. yet. Wel-
come to you and your friends.
Admission 60c and 25c
Admission 60c. Children 25c.
Elmer Webster, Chairman of Comm.
Rev. T. R_ Peters, B. A. Minister.
Firs! Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this machine to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON. tf44
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CHOICE VARI.EET Y • OF
SWEET GOODS
All lugrecliMt.ssell '.are of.,
ALL CbCTIONS --
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CAKE, PIPS, AND
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ICE CREAM
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Chester L, Smith, PubIist*i i•
;1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advar-saIi
51.50 IN ARREARS, m2 MAY BE aFtioasim
direct your Fall Purohases
Leavitt's Theatr
EXETER — ONT.
Wed., Thurs., Fri., $at.
Oct. 6, 7, 'S, 9.
"MAYFAIR':.
Jenette MbDonald and l\telscfril Eddy
A Metro Goldwyn Maye± P xture
Admission children 2,5e. 'Adiffe..,3,5c
Mon. Tues. Wed. Ott. 11, 1r2�;113
"SWING HIGH, SWING LOW"
Fred McMurray and Carole Lollabard
Associated News 'Reel
FEATURING : THE ')NESE,
FAMILY
Tuesday night the Masse Fannly will
be guests of our Managerneht.
COMINt
Oct. 14, 15 16th, Louis -Farr , • 'fight
Pictures ,
HAY COUNCILt•
The regular monthly meet,
the Council of the Township
was held in the Town Hall,
on Monday Oct. 4th, with ark
bers present except Mr. Win.;
The minutes of the September
ing were adopted as read.'
After disposing of the Ci?
cations the following resoluti
re passed:
That Joseph Gelinas be a
2f
.y
ugh
T air` re -construction wo r ' c
nection With -the • circuits`' of ',Dash
Wood. Central be authorized as. Poll
Sorry to report that Mrs. Wm.
Miller is again on the sick list.
Mrs. Burke and daughter of Tor-
onto visited at the home of the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Wm, Uttley.
Miss Inez Yungblut has returned
after epenring some time with re-
latives and friends in Kitchener and
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman and
Bert Zuloff and family from Milver-
ton were visitors with Rev. and Mrs.
E. Burn on Sunday.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Louis Schilbe of town
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brenner or Mid-
land, Mich., spent a few days visiting
relatives and friends at GQderlch
last week.
Mr. Hilton Truemner has returned
to his home, 14th concession, from
Clinton hospital, where h@ received
treatments fel' ;lis fractured leg. He
is progressing favorably.
• October 14th is the date set for
the annual fowl supper of the Varna
United Church. These events are
quite scarce in this district this fall
and will, undoubtedly be well patron-
ized.
A public Thankoffering Service,
under the auspices of the Womans'
Missionary Society of St. • Peter's
Lutheran church, Zurich, will be held
on Sunday evening October 17th.
Missionary on furlow Miss Emma
Johnston will be the speaker. Every-
body is cordially invited,
Dr. A. J. 11iacakinn-,g;, ap,
tr Z atbfle self miter, e'd the.,lno„ r.
accident inquest at Clanton Last Wed-
neday afternoon. The, accident took
place :on Sunday Aug. 8th a mile
c south of Clinton and these two gentle
1 men happened along just after the
I !had spill in.Whicb two were- killed.
- Harvest Home services, also' coin-
munion sea -vices were' observed in
St. Peter's Lutheran church on Sun -
r' day. The• church Was fittingly decor-
ated for the occasion and the pastor,
Rev. E. Turk'bein, had very suitable
messages. A special offering was
taken up for missions.
. * Our Store will be Hosed. each Wednesday Evening
4. Eckel's Bakery Zurich
+ Telephone 10Q
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials • far Thursday, Friday and Saturday
'it-inso. Targe 'erica?-. at — ...Mc
Shortening, 2 Nts, at .._......,.....,,... 25c
Aylmer Toxna :.sq;> 2 tins ..,_..-.-._.,....,___ 19c
Moiled oats, 5 lbs. ....... _< 25c
Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. -.25c
Pumpkin: 2,�3' large,. 2 tins .__.,..._.*._.,....._ ,.. .L 1 e
McCormick s Butter Bar Biscuit per lb....-.____..... i 9c
Campbell••"s Inmate:+ soup, 2 tins- .. .19'c
Fry's Cocoa,: haW-lb. tin . .... 23c
Old English,,.. No .Rubbing wax, pts. per tin -.,_59c
Cascade fa a LORI'c salpion. 2 tins ......-...............,...25c
Snow capvtoilet,piper, 4 rolls ... :... ... _25c
Richard,'•s`" tail`' 'c• soap. per, cake .. »..:.w....._, , 5c
Our Stcok of` Winter Sweater Coats„ •U sr , o ar;,,
Hosiery, etc, for -women, men and children :is mow
complete; get: ready for the cooler weather,„ IioIe
sale prices 'are higher; but our prices are mill: 'aaF
the same I"t zxi' easmona'I.
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Highest Prices far
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onws: Trimming trees;' Tie -setting ne
cessary poles on eircult on Goshe
• Line, Twp of Stephen; Re setting or
!circuit on l3lue Water Highway ,ostl
of Port Blake; Re -placing poles •:be
tween. the 16th. and 19th concessions
an•.the Dashwood Road. •
That the; ;monthly alloWancei''4.fo.
Wrr, .Hay be cancelled for the'rmonth
.of October. -
That accounts covering payments
for Township Roads. Flay Municipal
"Telephones System, Charity anti Ze-
lief and general accounts be passed
as per vouchers:
Township Roads — Huron County,
calcium Chloride 110.08; H. Fuss rd
5 5.60; R. Miller rd 9 2.40; H. Stein-
bach Road Supt. 42.00; A. Mousseau
rd. 13 17.15; T. Steinbach rd 8 12.70
A. Smith rd 8 21.55; A. Smith rd 13
14.5'; W. Farrell rd 18 $2; R. Munn
rd 1 25.60; Dom. Road Mchy Co. re-
pairs '8:72; J. M. Ziler rd 10'4.90;
Hay Tele. creosote 2.25; H. Mc9.rr
Murtfie rd 1 3.80; N. Foster rd 6
8.25; P. Neuschwanger rd 7 3.10; H.
H. Pfaff rd 13 4.05; E. Erb rd 17
4.20; E. Campbell rd 1 $4; W. J.
Elliott Tales rd 13 $60,
Charity and Relief—E. Hendrick
rent 3.50; Koehler's Bakery, bread,
2.28; E. Tiernan & Son goods indig-
ent 7.70; W. E. Butt clothing indig.
ent 10.75; J. C. 'Reid & Co:'goods
-1.18; C. Rinker milk indigent 1.660.
Hay Telephone System --- Bell Tel:
Co. tolls July•to Aug. 490.63; H:G.
Hess, salary 165.00; Twp. Hay audit
portion_$45; Northern Elec. Co, sup-
plies 178.82; P. 1Vtclsaae salary '3
months 537.50; P. Mclsaac extras
?3.09.
General Accounts = Watetloo.Fire
Ins. Co,, ins. on hall $20; Municipal
'World supplies ; 7.4$; G. A, MCCu;b-
bin re Aldworth Dain $280; Serving
and mileage by-laws, .drain 9,50; r
S: Jo'lnaton.postage,+,tax "notices .20:24,
Assistance Aldworth„ Drain 38.00.%
The Counr'.il adjourned to meet,~a-
gain on Monday, Nov, lst, 1937 apt
1.10 o'clock, p.m.
Emn'ianuel Evangelical church,
Zurich are holding their annual anni-
versary services on Sunday October
17th, morning and evening. Rev. F.
B.' Meyer, a former pastor will be the
anniversary speaker. There will be
^.eial music by the choir and Men's
.Chorus. A supper will be served
on October 18th.
Friends of Mr.' William Lamont,
are plc :sed to learn that he is able
to enjoy several car rides the past
week and is getting along very nicely
after his recent injured leg. Mr.
Lamont is able to go around the
house nicely with the ad of crut-
ches, which we are assured will be
dispensed. with shortly.
• Mr, Russell Preeter of 'Toronto,
1VIr. John Preeter and Muriel of Kit-
,chener have been the past week be-
tween Zurich and Clinton, as Mrs.
')Preeter had the misfortune to fall
on fair night and fracture her hip,
and was • removed to Clinton, hospital
where the fracture was reduced, and
•we•are pleased to report is making as
rapid progress as could be expected.
Mr Win!, Rowson, who resides four
miles norton the Goshen line, is
having an auction sale of his effects
Thursday Oct. 31sh. Mr. Dowson
has recently sold his farm, and we
are`;ploase•d.,to Learn that be and llins
'Do •wsoir' wi.l]. ,nave to Zurich, to re-
tire:'having leased a house in the
setidhern part of 'town, just south of
the Lutheran church.
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Sixteen of. our baseball Ceant and
fans were at Detroit on Sunday wh-
ere they were given a pass to the
Cleveland vs Detroit game which was-
the
asthe best game played on the Detroit
grounds this year. After nine innings
of play the score remained the same
as at the end of the first inning, 1-0
in favor of the Detroit team, who
played .their last game of the season.
The Cleveland team .made only one
hit off the Detroit rookie pitcher,
Jake Wade, while Detroit collected
five hits off Allen, the Cleveland i'''-
eber who lost his first game of the
season., having won 16,
A. F.: Hess, Clerk.
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S 4IAIRDRESSING PARLOR
Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes to advise
the public that she is now open for
business. Permanents and Finger-
' waving a specialty.. All permanent?
guaraxr.'teed. Parlor located in rear
of shop. For appointments call or
Atone 102 Zurich.
Eyes
Examined
Glasses Filled
Mr. C. E. Zurbrigg
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Will be at the Store
THURSDAY EVENING
Good Glasses if you need them,
Good Advice if you Son°t.
HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
Phone 74 Zurich
WARNIN
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Put Your COAL in now at
the low price. A sharp a+s14,.
vance may be expected sot ,p
Tale and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON:
We pay Cash for Eggs
Phone 10
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STYLES AND PATTERNS JUST IN, - AT gI
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New Fall Hats, Caps, Sox, Ties in all the atest` :
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EMBALMERS AND FUNEliAI•.. DIRECTORS
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Seasonable Goods
ON DISPLAY
Wool Blankets, Whiter Grey and Mad Flanrlel+att
BI :::'...::37 FIannelettes, Mackinaw Flannels,
Heavy Winter Shirts. for Men and. Boys. Spec`
Bargain Prices on i Pius Dresses; • Prints,,. Merefs
and Bays' Sweater Coes, p''Pullover ,SMrea ere.
Boys' Bloomers and Kniakeri. ` ` ' •
Harness Repairs a Specialty., Stove Pipes,, Elbows,,
and. Stove Fixing Cement.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON H.ANn
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL ArePO '.SANT
PHONE 11 - 97