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ZURICH, THURSDAY IVIOHNING, FEBRUARY 17, 1938.
Chester L. Smith, Pablisholl
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Fanners! Attention!
We have been. appointed. selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabola 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.
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
A Changeless Christ for a Chang -
ng World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Service.
11.15 aare—Sunday Sehool.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to an Services.
E. TUERKHEJM, Pastor.
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
rs. 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 im rear
of shop. For appointments call or
phone 102 Zurich.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Zurbrigg, R.O.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
Open every week day except
Wednesday
Highest
FINEST SF1 FCTION
A CALL AT OUR GARAG
WE HAVE OVER 35 USED
BELOW IS ONLY
Quality
LOWEST PRICES
E WILL CONVINCE YOU
CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
A PARTIAL LIST
1937 Dodge Coach—Small Mileage.
1936 Chev. Conch—Trimk, Heater, Hydraulic Brakes.
1931 Fard De.Lux—Tow-n Sedan.
1929 Chev. Sedan ---Looks LEce New.
1928 Ford Coach -5 to Pick From.
1930 Ford Coach—Original Upholstering.
1931 For Coupe,
1928 'Chev. Coach at
1929 Ford Coach. at
1928 Chev. Sedan at
1928 Essex Coach, new tires
1935 V8 Ford Coach at
e
$125.00
$125.00
$100.00
$75.00
$425.00
1930 Chew. Coach, Repainted -nice Mohair Upholstering $225,00
1937 Ford VS Light Delivery Truck.
1928 Whippet Coupe, at $38.00
AND MANY OTHERS
C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUTORS
ZURICH — ONT.
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MERNER'S SPECIALS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Enefo Choice Tomatoes 28 -oz tall tin, 2 tins 19c
St. Williams Orange Marxnalade 30 -oz jar 19c
Pe.arl. Naptha Soap, 5 cakes 19c
Prunes„ Santa Clara Sweet large, 2 Ibs 19c
Ginger Snap biscuits, 2 Ibs 19c
Chocolate mallow biscuits, per lb i 9c
Brunswick sardines, 4 tins 1
Golden -wax beans, 2 tins I 9c
Neilson's jersey cocoa, halls, per tin 19c
Quaker puffed wheat, 2 pkgs. I 9c
MacrOni loose, ready -cut 3 lbs. 19c
Tomato juice Aylmer 10 1/2 -oz 4 tins ..... 9c
Rolled. oats„ 4 Ibs. 1 9c
Icing sugar!, 2 lbs for . 19c
Print Aprons each . 29c, 39c, 50c
Jean Gordon. House Dresses at 98c
New Prints,, a per yard
1.
19c and 25c
NiERNER
Phone 140
FANCY ICE CARNIVAL
By 30 of the Outstanding Tigare
skaters ,of the ,
LONDON SKATING CLUB .
Including Mr. Clarence Hislop,
Medalist of the National Skating
sociating of England, at
EXETER ARENA
On
Friday, February 18th
Commencing at 8.15 p.m.
Admission -50c,* H. S. Students 35e;
- P. S. Students 25c.
Skating and Dancing after 'Carnival
A THREE ACT COMEDY
"The Adventures of Grandpa'
By the Young People of Exeter,. will
be given in the
Town Hall, Zurich
On
Monday Evening February 28.
Under the auspices of the Women's
Institute
Admission -25c and 15c.
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft parents of '(Donald
Carl) infant son of Mr. and Mrs!
Ray Fisher wish to greatly thank the
neighbors and friends for the assist-
ance and sympathy, and those who.
so kindly loaned their cars ,during
their recent bereavement.
CARD OF THANKS
• Tiebereft family of the late Mrs.
AlfredMelick • take this medium of
ekpressing their most sincere thanks
'to neighbors and, friends for the ass-
istance 'and sympathy extended dur-
ing the' passing of their beloved wife
and mother; for the many floral trib-
utes; those who loaned their cars;
the Evangelical Sunday School and
Choir.
—The Family.
The production of Creamery but-
ter in Canada in 1936 amounted to
255,043,622 pounds, the hugest ever
produced in any one year and excee,
ded the previous high record year of
1935 by 14,124,823 pounds. The to-
tal value was $59,535,442, an incre-
ase over the preceding year of $7,-
307,309.
DASHWOOD
Dashwood Planing mill has receiv-
ed the contract for ,building the new
home for Miss Logan at Hensel'.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner of Zur-
ich were Tuesday evening visitors at
the home of the ,former's brother in
tawn.
Mrs. Wellwood GUI of Grand Bend'
is completing the interior of his new
home. Material was purchased from
the Dashwood Planing mill.
George Merner Passes
Death came as a relief to the ei.z&
erings of George Merner, who had
some serious inteinal trouble, and
who passed away on Tuesday evening.
Deceased who was well and favour-
ably known in the community, 'being
in the implement bniness for many
years, was in his 64th year and': a
resident of Dashwood for 20. yearS•
'being 'born on the Merrier' hdteestead
Bronson line, Hay Twp., and from
which he moved to DashwoOd. • He
is survived by his widow SLIVAn
Meyer.
seven children. Milford and Elgin ofs,, S eb r g vine; and Rev. E.
Turkheirri of El. Peter's church Zur-
ich. We join in the many friends in
extending sincere sympathy to the
beret husband end family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith of De-
troit spent the week -end with relati-
ves here, owing to the death of Mrs.
Smith's sister, Mrs. Melick.
Miss Anna Overholt and brother,
Harold spent Saturday evening with
their brother Emmerson Overholt at
Goderich.
OBITUARY
Infant Son is Called
The Angel of Death entered the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher
early Thursday morning and took
away their infant son (Donald Karl)
aged four months and twenty-seven
days. The little fellow had a hard
struggle during his short earthly ex-
istence, although every care and at-
tention was bestowed on him that
could be suggested, he gradually
weakened and the frail threa d of life
was easily broken. The funeral tak-
ing place on Friday afternoon to the
Lutheran cemetery and •was conduct-
ed by Rev. E. Turkheim, who took
for the basis of his sermon at the
house, the words "Suffer the Little
Children to .come unto me." Surv-
iving are his parents, one elder bro-
ther Bobby, eight grandchildren and
the other close relatives who have the
sincere sympathy of their many fri-
ends.
Mrs. Alfred Melick is Caiied
The entire community was shocked
beyond words when they learned of
the sudden passing of Lovina Ort,
beloved wife of Mr. Alfred Melick,
.0!:Wencalled into the Better World
.enorning. Mrs. Melick,
whO had been enjoying' her usual.
good .health, and who had no signs
of any ailment, was attending a soc-
ial in the Evangelical church on Fri-
day evening when she was suddenly
overcome by a paleytic strokea. She
was immediately taken to her home'
just north of town and atedicaill aid
was called at once. Then. ore Satur-
day morning early she was again str-
icken and never regained conscious-
ness, and passed peacefully away on
Sunday morning. Mrs. Melick who
wee; s. highly respected citizen of the
community, always proved herself of
a kind and loving nature to her fam-
ily,
who will miss her most, to her
neighbors and friends. To .meet her
was always a pleasure, ever cheerful
and was a high standard of cheistian
living; always adhearing to the "gol-
den rule". Born in Blenheim town-
,.
ihiip,,'and when a girl moved with the
family to the „farm now owned by
Mr. J. Eckstein, Bronson line. After
her marriage to Mr. eMlick they
farmed for a goodly number of years
one the mid Melick farm, Bronson
where the family were nearly all
born, after selling this farm they
moved to Crediton for a few years,
and 19' years ago moved to' Zurich,.
Where they have lived with the exc-
eptiate of two years in Elkterr,. Mikht.
Stilil in .the prime of life, aged 58
years 1 month and 7 days., she en-
joyed doing her daily .duties, and al-
ways made one feel welcorae in her
home which was her joy of
Surviving beside her husband are
three daughters: Mrs. Lennie CaTTfas
at Kitchener; Mrs. Ed. Geiger of Pig-
eon, Moll; Mrs. Morris .Neil of De-
troit; two sons, Clare at home a nd
Gladwin at Kippen; also twelve grand
children. Three sisters, Mrs. Eidt
of Pigeon, Mich; Mrs. Jacob, Smith
of Detroit; Mrs. Dan Mcisaac of
Crediton; one 'brother Jacob Ort of
Pontiac, Mich. The funeral which
was very largely attended was held
oraTuesday afternoon at 1.30 p.m. to
the. Evangelical church for services
andBronson line cemetery ibr inter -
pent.) -ler pastor, Rev, E. Burn
•Officiteph ..,Other ministers who took
'part in the service were, Rev. F. 13.
Dashwood, Arnold of HayTwp; Mrs.
Addison Tiernan and Miss Kathleen
at home; Mrs. C. Pasw and Mrs. J.
Roscke of Detroit; four brothers al-•
so survive, J. W. Merner of Zurich;
Ed. of Stanley Twp., Jacob of De-
troit; and Wm. of Winnipeg. The
funeral will be held on Friday aft-
ernoon at 2 o'clock from his late
home, Dashwood to Zion Lutiwran
church for 'rvice and Broits,o,n lite
cemeeeq inteement.
Dearer to us, than words can tell,
• Are the thoughts of her we loved
so wen,
Vis only those, who have loved and
Who, can realise the bitter cost.
eveth His Belo.q,kt soleep,
Friday
Evening
C.. E. Zurbrigg
Register Optometrist
WILL BE AT OUR STORE FOR
EXAMINING EYES AND FITTING
GLASSES
MAY WE HELP YOU TO SEE
BETTER
A G. HESS
Jeweler and Optician
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PHONE YOUR 0
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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 and
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON 1
We pay Cash for Eggs I
Pone .10. Hensaill
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Reduced Prices
ON
All Winter Goods
SWEATERS
WINDBREAKERS
SOX - CAPS
SCARFS
OVERCOATS
AND ALL OTHER WINTER APPAREL
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MID -WINTER
Reduction SALE
FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS
Starting January 29th.
We are offering all winter Goods at a Big Discount
of our Regular Prices
This will include wool and Flannelette Blankets,
Men's and Women's Underwear, Men's and Boys'
and Chjldrens' Wool Sweaters; also, Men's and
Boy's. Rubbers and Overshoes, Prints and Broad
Cloths, Etc.„ Etc,
Fresh Groceries Always On Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE - 97 BLAKE