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UT 1CH0 THURSDAY
NG, NOVEMBER 25, (9
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Chester L, Smith, PubLW 0i
$1.25 a year, U.S. '.$1.50 in Advccaftvit
a1.5o [N ARREARS. sv MAY 874 OnA3PalA'
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Let the
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
• don't forget, the best feature is 'the;
unustal easy terms. Liberal aliowance,
' for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON. • tf44
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - €»IT.
"A Changeless Christ far a Chang-
ing `iarld.."
:*Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—Germain Sezvice.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday sehooL
7.30 p.m. ---English- servi�.e.
Everybody Welcoane to ail Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor.
ds in the Hera
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
Mrs. -Fred: Thiel wishes to advise
the publicthat she is now open for
business. Permanents and Finger -
waving a specialty. All permanents
guaranteed. Parlor loeated in rear
of shop. For appointments call or
phone 102 Zurich.
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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zur<brigg, R.O.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
Open every week day except
Wednesday
SWit
And Save M
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Phone or See Us for a Demonstration Before Buy-
ing a New or Used Car. We can Save Ycu. Money
USED CARS •NOW UN . SALE:
1931 FORD COACH,Original Finish and: Tires; and "Original
Througi rut Th . Far 1s `like New.
�3�1 t ` lae latAkl>u" z ,t .c. i lb1r.
1929. and 1928 FORD GOACFHFS (Your Pick a Four)
1928 POI`4T.EAC SEDAN,: O-wner's Name on Request
1928 'WHIPPET G&Atlti_
1930 •CHEV. COACH, Looks and Runs like new
1930 FORD COACH, •Brie, nal Upholstering. New Paint, nark'
Blue, for
•_- $24.003
1929 FORD COACH, as ss .. _ _ _ . _ . _ .... .. _ _ . 10x00
1924 MODEL T. COACH, :good tires .. :$18:00
1928 FORD COUPE-, $123.00
ONE RUBBER TIRED I37;GY.
C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA. DISTRIBUTORS
ZURICH, H.ENSLL, EXETER, CREDITON, GRAND BEND
AND SUR D•UND1N'G COUNTRY
L avH° tis Tho
EXETER — ONT
Thurs., Fri., Sat. 25, 2
"PICKS A STAR":
Laurell and Hardy, and rats:
an all Star Cast.` Met. 'C
Mayer Picture.
elly
wyn
Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 2,9 5
Dec. 1st.
AT LAST
A Page • from Canada's Glai. i,
tory can be read. A`• page 'mast
birth to a priceless record of
Ian Heroism.
The Pilgrimage to
SALUTE TO VALOUR
Dedication and Unveiling by ,Er?ard
VIII. Added feature: Gena R'Ai,thur
and Herbert Marshall, in
Ives'
ad -
"IF YOU COULD ONLY , COOK'
Eillirou's Comedy dance
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the Iatea9
Pfaff wish to greatly thank t
gains and friends for their!
athy and assistance shown diiiaiz>,,,the
illness and funeral of the c1ep ted.
Also for the many floral tribileltlle
choir. and- those who, loaned!
cars.
.�.1 your Fall Purchases
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Mr. John Bender of Dashwood
was a Tuesday visitor in town.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Howald mot-
ored to London on Friday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hagan of Sea -
forth were visitors with friends here
one day la week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gascho and Mr.
Milton Oesch were week -end visitors
with friends at Desboro.-
Mr. Waiter Burn of London, was
a Sunday visitor with his parents at
the Evangelical parsonage.
Mr. Paul Hess who is attending
Toronto University was a recent we-
ek-end
e-
ekend visitor at his home here.
Mr. Wallace Ross of near 13ruce-
field was •a Monday visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Snaith.
Special meeting are being held in
the. Evangelical church this week,
and some outside speakers are taking
part.
Dr. E. F. Klopp of Kitchener and
Mr. Leonard Klopp of Waterloo vis-
ited their mother, Mrs. Louise Klopp
in town on Sunday.
Hay Council will meet on Monday
kir November 29th, this .will be the sec-
ond last regular business meetingheld
this: year, and there is always a Iarge
amount of business transaccea• at the
last few meetings.
Isnamniem
112:r. 'ant". ' ilirs
-V3iairtte'-'6..r.as `ori$
son Lorne of.•near Kincardine visited
Waving preliminary Nearing, Har- at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Menno
hap -
old. Livermore, Clinton and ` Harryi Desch this week. Mrs. Cardin hap
Bradley, Godehich were Iast• .Thugs- pens' to be a twin sister to Mrs. Oesch
day at Goderich cornniitted for trial Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wurm of
on charges of criminal negligence, ar- town;., Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oswald of
Thing from the dcath,:,of Mrs.' Win. the Bronson line; Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Doherty in a motor accident en.. the McClinchey and family of Chisel -
Huron road. Both elected triall by hurst were Sunday visitors with Mr.
judge- and jury before Mag. Maki/is
in county police court. -2 months in
jail was the sentence given Geo. Mo -
and Mrs...A. C. Levy, Clinton.
PHONE YOUR 0
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
TUESDAY EVENING
Of Each Week
C. E. ZURBRIGG,
Reg. Optometrist,
Call for an Appointment
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Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hamilton and •
ulton, Dashwood, for keeping liquor daughter Loris, of London, spent the
for sale. His home was declared, a week -end at the home of Mr, and Mrs •
public place for one year. A Blyth l John Galster. , Doris rendered a very •
A Blyth beverage -room waiter paid acceptable solo on Sunday morning
$10 and costs for serving beer:.to in e Evangelical church •
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two minors, girls who' later figuredth
IlYIViENEAI.
in an auto accident. The girls. also
J wore assessed similar amounts, one o
paying two additional fines of X10 hippy matrimonial event wi o
costs, each for reckless driving
ig, elebrated in Salem Lutheran church, o
Nly
ELL THE PEST FOR LES5
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Sultana Seedless Raisins per` lb • .. 1 Oc.
Quaker Oats„ large laxrt. per pd14.
Helmet• Corned Beef, 2 tins _... 25c
Singapore Sliced Pineapple, 2 tins 21 c
Maple Leaf Peas, per tin1 Oc
Handy .Arrnrnsa„'per pkg...,.............. .... 5c
Bee Hive Corn Syrup Ss
Country. ist Com, 2 tins .. 21c
Hemphill's: .meat Berries -1b bag' ...:..27c
Life •Buoy Soap I. p . srnall.,Rinso.free w.wat 3))
•for _ ..::21,c
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Pork and Beans .21•z. 2 tins
Hawes Float,. per tin . _.____..._..�,...
Infant's Food. 2 tins .._,._. _ _._ ___.. 9c
Bleached Sultanas Finest, per Ib.:...
Currants, 213 K..._� _ ...,..r .,W. w,.:� ...._ ..,_..:27c
Get Your Pram for 'aur Chrastrudd Cake.,
Highest -h P 140
.ai;t;.$42 Detroit when Mise Adelide Hager,
d drivirg without a permit oo
daughter of
in all. A. charge of assaulting his son Ars_ William Rinke, was
h f d Cha. Clarence Tuc united in wedatock to air. Garnet
enuiet , ace Wal e1
kersmith farmer, and wal adjourned ver son of Mrs. C. Wolper and
for 2 weeks. R. Di leiuy, MVluncey In -
Saturday
late Casper Wainer of 'Zurich, on
dian already in .jail for severai days .Saturday evening November 20th, at
on a vagrancy charge, was told to be 8 o'clock. After the wedding a re
on his way and
'keep mirn
arg;''.S?n ception was held at the Wittier. The
tense was deferred one week on, Call many Zurich mends extend eongratu-
.k Heipel. found guilty of theft. Laivr lotions.
ince Sullivan, Detroit magazine :.sal- , Bedard—McClincney
esnnan, charged with false pretences,
had his bail of $500 reiletved aiid his An interesting matrimonial event
case remanded one week, celebrated in St. Peter's R. C.
church, laryidale on Monday, ivovein
ber 22nd, when Rev. Father L. Mar-
chand united in Holy Weddlock Miss'r
Alva McClinchey, of Staniey Town-
ship,.aand daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. :Henry 1VIcClinchey to Mr.
A Statutory meeting
or the: Villa Gordon Bedard, son of blr, and llr . F:
age Council held on the eve of,. Nov t1l�erc 13eciard of tlne Blue Water
15th at 5 p.m. in the Conniicil Cham .' gightvay_ Friends join. ii extending'
lensall Council Minutes .
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A G. HESS
Jeweler and Optician
Why pay for cheap Coal when,
you can buy Blue Coal for the
same price and have the best...
Also:
Miller Creek Alberta (Rose-,
dale) ;
Glen Rodger's Briquets aid'
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Pone 10 - Hensall
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VERCOATS
COAT S
A FINE RANGE OF THE NEWEST
STYLES AND PATTERNS JUST IN, AT
REAL BARGAIN PRICES
SEE OUR
New Fall Hats, Caps, Sox, Tins in all the Iates't
Styles and Colors.
alum cla
EMBALMERS AND !<'U14I RA,.L DLRECTCME.
berg with all members present. .lViin congratulations.
Utes of the previous meeting„were'
read and adopted. �_• '• Ayotte—Deitricn
Repot, that the streets needed
A happy wedding was celebrated
cleaning' and repairs.
Coiniiitnn cations leas! and' filed: L. at`�'Lt..Carnniel R. C. Church on Set-.
V nglzan.rc belief utcljai; dadAd ;urday Nnveinber 20th, when Father'.
verrtising.:Associati,on; D. E 1-;olmes 1`'oghar•tsr united. in wed.11o.ck, Lucille
re revision of Veters'. List; Dept of�~Chia,'.elaughter of Christ. Dietrich
Public'Highlways re Traffic lay -law and the late 1121 s. Dietelich to iltr.
Bills aid accts. read: M1ior( Floyd Ayotte ion of llr: and
A. Spencer '& 'Son, re. rink, streets Mrs. Theo, Ayotte of the 14th con.
325.12; T. 'Welsh, material parya rnk y flay. The bride was given in mar -
112.32; V. 'White electric oto mage by her father to the strains of
rink 35.00; T. Shaddiek alcor nnnlc .anusie played by the organist. she was
1.20; J, Sangster & Son rink $41, W dressed in white satin, carried. orange
Fraser do 13.80; T. Richardson do blossoms and carnations. Dorothy, si;-i
$19; T. Rands do 8.30; E. Willarci':;10r..of the bride was bridesmaid, and
.trucking 27.501W. Taylor labor' Reid. Was dressed in sky-blue taffeta with i
,a,.„;,, 4 95; Pro "Crri+s: insir'iu :3,50;1- floorlength ',dress, carrying baby
A. W. Easton. wreath -$5; Eitpositoir tnuxtns ware silver shoes and band;
prini•ine; 2,10 ; School board current Two little nieces of the bride and
Menses $700, groom dressed in pink and blue made
Motion; that bills and accts be lovely flower girls. The wedding bre-
paid. ' akfcst was served at the bride's In -nue
P„e•ir, •i„fr„nied the Co- and the dinner' in the afternoon at
nincil that he was going to stand fqr the groom's home, where a very Iov-
re-election. elv":evenin;ir was spent. The happy
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easonable Good
ON DISPLAY
Wool Blankets, White, Grey and Plod FI•elmere ie
Flannelettes, Mackinaw Flannels,
Heavy Winter Shirts for Men and Boys. Special'.
Bargain Prices on: House Dresses, Prints, Men's
and Bays' Sweater Coats, Pullover Sweaaeree.,
Boys' Bloomers and Knickers.,
Harness Repairs a Specialty: Steve Pipes, Elbows,
and Stove Fixing Cement,
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL NERiOiMNT
PHONE 11 ' 97
James . A. I atcrsoin Clork. ' yo
wig couplo will reside in Windsor. " :, n ,
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