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+fag, /6; ZURIClia THURSDAY, 01 NI NG, OCTOBER 214,.937•
et the Ads. in the Hey
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At.
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zuxbrigg, moa.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
Open every week clay except
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ST. PETER'S
'evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH —• ONT.
°A Changeless Christ for ee: Chasrsg
Jug Werld."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.,
'Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Sezvia .
11,15 a.m.—Sunday SchooL
7.30 p.m.—English. services.
Everybody Welcome to all/ Services.
E. TUERKHEiNI, Pastor:
Figure This Out
Someone with a mathematical
.mind ,has figured out that, at the rate
Premier Hepburn is losing his major-
ity, the Conservatives wi11 come into
power in Ontario about 1959. •God-
erich Conservatives, however, figure
that one more election 'wi.1I just .about
wipe out the Grit majority in Huron.
It doesen's cost anything to figure,
anyway_—Goderich Signal.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. and Mrs- Hector Laporte and
daughter Charlotte of Detroit spent
the week -end visiting friends and
relatives in St. Joseph and Beaver -
town neighborhood.
Mr..Solonrn Denomme and family
of Windsor was guests to Mr. and
Mrs. Filbert Denomme of St. Joseph
Mr. Jerry Bedard of Courtright
and son iGerald„ accompanied with
Bill Bedard, N. Cantin and Benidict
Bedard were Sunday visitors to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bedard Sr.. of St.
Joseph north.
Mr. John Cantin of Montreal, has
spent a .row days in St. Joseph vis-
iting his mother and relatives.
Miss Alvina Denomme of St. Jos-
eph, north, left on Sunday last for.
Windsor, where she will spend part
of the winter :with her two sisters.
Mr. Josiah Sararas of the Blue
Water south is Iaid up at present
with an attack of lumbago.
Chester L. Smith,
$125 a year, U.S. .81.50 in
$1.50 INA.R6i1ARS, 92 MAY Bi 011
direct your Fall Puiohases
Mr. and 14I•rs. Richard .\laff se of
Grand bend called on .\l „i;n;d Mrs.
Leon Jeffrey of Beavertown on Sun-
day last.
The finishing touch is 7i�a ikiein '
g
laid on the surface on the 13l il,'ater
Highway. and ,will';be coniptalieli;in a
few days. Other parts o1 .ur,done
on the Highway is nearing nor ipletion
Mx. Clayton Smith of ;this burg
has treated himself and 'herr ;with
a new Dodge sedan.
Mrs. area .uucnarnie of
B1101 e
Mn and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
Water south suered a heathtack family of Forest were Sunday visit -
on 'Saturday last Fuid is slowly impro- ors "with Mr. Wan, Lamont.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence FIoffman
ving.
and son Bobbie of Galt are having a
• 4►7"P few holidays with their parents in
STEPHEN COUNCIL Zurich this week.
Mr. Jack McGinn of Orillia form-
erly of the staff of the Bank of Mon-
treal, spent Sunday with his friend,
Stephen met in the Town Hall ()red- 14Lr. Ralph Uttley.
iton, on Monday, the" 4th .dad (`Oct-" Mr. Horrace Klopp of Stratford,
olber at 1 o'clock p.m. A11 ipexnbers and Mr. 'Wm. Klopp and family of
nver•e
The Council of,,the Township of
present.
The minutes of the prevrou;'regu-
Jar meeting held on the 7th stlf.Sept.
ember and .the special meetia ig• 'held
on the 14th of"Sept. were re l and
ad opted.
The following correspoiacieh,'
read and filed: r ,;
1. Letter front the Departneaent of
Municipal Affairs acknowledgg': re-
ceipt of application for ] iij su:h-
sidy with copy of 1937-. te,,sa, ice,
Stratford visited their .mother and
other relatives on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Link, Miss
Eveline French of Dashwood; Mi.
and Mrs. Rev. Burn of Zurich, and
Miss Rose Albright were Sunday vis -
was itors at the home of Mrs. C. England
of town.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Burn front town
and Rev. and Mrs. Roppel of Dash-
wood were at Underwood on Mon-
day where Mr. Burn preached at the
�rrom i�epartment orizblic funeral of his friend Mr. George
Roppel. They returned on Tuesday,
which was approved:
lvof�rxodt
Welfare regardi _
families who are receiving Mother's
Allowance.
Mrs. Amelia Schnell Passes
There passed away at her residence
3. From the Provincial Treas`tirer at Zurich on Monday, October 18th,
enclosing cheque for $2,7i6 2Q, is:': a Mrs. Amelia Schnell, relict of the late
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al. :general municipal taxes. �` ' g the and 2 days. - The funeral will be
r1 rest ence uric on
1Jwn,
CHOICE •
'SWEET
TRYECgEL'S
Talk"
also
re
Motion, that the followhi
.g. •;Sheets and Orders be passede,
•„ "g' Norman Heaan; rd ,3, $4,4
�• �Desjardine sd 1'm6 17.65; ”; .P
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''rd 10 .96- H. Isaac rd 17, 17
• .Turner SB 19, ,90; do rd 19
J. Gill rd 20 "14.60; Tay she
4 • 4 28'. Ge r1b 4S
" i"t'ir�tliton 1'oIace pillage 237>7: 6
Gravel Pit ,exp. 39:44;, W. Devine rd
a. 14 S.40;;L, Hill rd 4 15.16.
ay • held from he id i Z h
Friday October 22nd, at two o'clock
p m , at.;the house; to Lutheran.
r church for service, an: to Lutheran
cemetery for cnterxnen [ unexral pri-
vete cite liou5e`. l iaezzclsplease •ec-.
HYMENEAL
GOODS. Fleischaue4=Norry,
! Orders—, Ireland hauling grivel A quiet wedding. • was solemnized
e of the Highest ,t. Qua Quality i fox Twp.and 10' G Eil? c mak' Calvary United manse, London. on
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4 All Ingredieit UsUseday
;e J 5, B k oft t7or e t, d October 9th 1 R
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Ec a 's cry Zurich
Telephone 400
ALL CONFECTIONS -- ICE CREAM
Our Store will be dosed each Wednesday Evenin
canton .tie 192.0 ; an ` airliner- .! ur ay, , vi ten er.
ce cashing road cheques 1.� D"oin uncan McTavish united in marriage
of Canada General. Inc. Co k r ttiand ;';c':iorence' Isabelle, youngest daughter
Trews Bond 30.00; H. K. Eillir.r', pt .,of Mr, and Mrs. John Norry, of Ex. -
°'salary* as Clerk and Treas. ,s j:25, eter, to Albert Fleischauer, son of the
Treas. Co. Huron re Weido and call
Car late
.l\lr. and Mrs. Henry ?leischauer
�Zurich.TheconpIe'icre tuat-
9 ruthers 14.85.
;° The Council adjourned to neer t en d e d T
he 'nide ware a becoming
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again in the• Town Hall, Crediton, on .gown ting of brown sheer crepe with mat -
the 1st of November -at 1 o'clock; p• i cling hat and accessories and a nor
nt. sage of sunset roses. After a lunch -
Herbert K. Either, T 'p. Clerk
eon at Wono's cafe, Mr. and Mrs.
Fleischaucr left for a short honey-
_�_ _• moon to Eastern points. On their re-
turn they will reside in London.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR L E:SS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Carnation Evaporated Milk .fall tin, 3 tins
Libiby's Tomato. Juice '1(4x;.•. -oz, G tins ................25c
Connor's Herring in Tomato Sauce, 2 tins, ...........,
Ready cut Macrae Tema, 2 lbs. _... , _ _ ... , ..13c
Chateau cheese,. Half -lb. pkg-.,, per pkg.. .. » . �'i fac
Many Flower Toilet Soap, 3 cakes for ........ _ _ .._...11e
Infant's Food, assox"sen, tins .. _........ ..., .... , ,.. 7110
Kota rSalnton, 1ih. tin, 2 tins ... , .
Maple Leaf Stxc% ye Salmon 1-s. per tin
Heinz. mad. Fork & Beans,. 2 tins ...
Choc. MalIont* Biscuits, per ;th. ... ». w .. _ .... ,., tic
Snowcap Toilet Rolls, '4 :rolls - - .... .--....1._—__...25c
Royal York Coffee, Ib, tin —.a.. , _.• .,_<is'9c
Quaker Puffed wheat, per. pkg. . „ _ .. _ . , ...., ..10c
Sunlight Soap,., 4 •cales _ _ » ». _ 25 c
Aunt Jeminea. Pancake. Flour, per pkg.
Men's Sweater Coats, • Underwear„
Ladies' and Children's Sweater Coats,, Pullovers,
Underwear and I-Iosi:ery. A full' line of NV:inter
Wed
Shc will
adore this
6 :diamond
ensemble.,,
"Marina"
SOILITAARE
Es the new
:and beautiful
"Caroline
Guaranteed
:and perfect.
Highest (*' Eggs.
A. C. HESS
Jeweler and Optician, Zurich
McQuillen—Farwell
Watson—Farwell
A. ehaianing double wedding took
place on S. i, -d:'y- at St .,iaz:,
church, London, when Rev. Father
Gerald Labelle officiated, when Miss •
Cecile `Farwell became the ,bride of e
Lawrence M. 14TcQ•uillon of Loudon,
and her sister, Miss Annie Marie s
FtirweIl •vas united in marriage to
M. 'Wateon, of Zt?cieh. The
ibi-t les aro daughters of Mr. and Mira
''Pi.erce Farwell of the Goshen line,
south. of Zurich. Autumn flowers
and terns' `were used effectively in
deoorati:ng, the church. The brides
Vero attended by Mi.s (harolette
• i+arwell of Detroit, and Mrs, L. Ko(:rt-
i;;ie, :also of •Detroit. The grooms-
men were Leo: A. 11IcQuillen, of
London, and Louis Nl inwe"11, of
Zurich. Both brill s 'Ore iiilu', 1♦Iii
Cecile's gown was of navy blue
French wool; strictly tailored, with
accessories in blue and a corsage of
roses and carried an ivoay prayer
• beak; while Miss Annie Marie's gown
'WAS also. ,of :,French blue navy with
it atchnt , je.eket , trimmed m gray
Persian,']ainb and accessories in blue.
Sne �vvre a. corsage of roses and cur -
1 a gel 'an'ivor7 .prayer .book,. 'Thomas
Ciueenan acted as usher and Miss
Jiata Pei'rin,•er, who was at the organ
played• Softly throughout the service,
1..1103/34 'S.' 'McQuillan sang at the
o:fi;e,rtory and the signing of the re,-
inter. The wedding parties rcturue:
tai Zu7rich for a breakfast at the
hime of the brides' parents. After
the honeymoon which was pleasantly
enjoyed at, Stratford, Hamilton, Nia
• gra Falls and Dunv:110, Mr, and Mrs
J„ M. iMoQui'.l1en will reside in London
and Mr. and Mrs. Watson will take•
lr residence near Zurich. The Herald
yoints their many trirttdu in extending
c. ongratulations,
Cow Causes Accident
Last Saturday night a stray cow
on the road was the cause of an ac-
cadent near Wroxeter, when Wilfred
Rudolph of Mitchell, all but wrecked
his car and himself receiveng a bad
shaking up. The cow, owned by An-
drew Douglas, jumped suddenly out
of a ditch in the 'darkness. It fared
much 'better than the auto.
Farmers! 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 , Put
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON. tf44
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HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes •to advise
the public that she is now open for
business. Permanents and Finger -
waving "a specialty. All permanents
guaranteed. Parlor located in rear
of shop. For appointments call or
phone 102 Zurich,
Your COAL in raow a;
the low price. A sharp ai$
vance may be expected $0037‘,
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAV/DSONI
We pay Cash for Eg
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OVERCOATS
A FINE RANGE OF THE NEWEST
• STYLES AND PATTERNS .DUST IN, AT
REAL " BARGAIN PRICES .
SEE OUR
$22e00 Up
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• New Fall Hats, Caps, Sox, Ties in ill the latest
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aSgt=ties and Colors.
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ON DISPLAY
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Wool Blankets, White, Grey and Pled Flannelette
Pp Flannelettes, Mackinaw Flannels,
Heavy Winter Shirts for Men and Boys. Special
Bargain Prices on: ouse Dresses, Prints, Men's.
and Bays' Sweater Coats, Pullover Sweaters;
Boys' Bloomers and Knickers..
Harness Repairs a Specialty. Stove Pipes, Elbows,
and Stove Fixing, Cement_
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL itnr7ROHANT
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