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"Vol, XXXVIII o, 4'
ZURICH.; THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 28, 1938.
ead the
orae Nears.
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPE OIALS FOR, SPRING
Let us quote you an Syoecials: for
Spring and Summer 'ermann.enis,
that are pleasing and satisfactory,
and will give you persc>:nality, Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store For
appointments calll us by phone /02
Zurich.
ST. PERS
Evangelical Lutheran Church�
ZURICH --• ONE.
"A Changeless ' Chrht for a •I
ing World."'
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
' Thursday—Choir Practice~,
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a.. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday Sehoet
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to a % Services.'
E. TUERICHEIM, Fawn*
A Publisher's Blessing
o blessed is he who does not fuss
When he .receives .a bili from us;
But knowing his subscriptiondue.
Sends in the money to renew.
And doubly blest is that good friend
Who waits not till a bill we send,
But ;promptly sends us the amount,
Wherewith to straightens his account.'
'COMFORTABI E GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
O. E. Zurbrigg,R.o.
Successor to
FITTON at EXETER
every Week Day Except
Wednesday
5 -
Open
Highest
FINEST SELECTION
1�
Quality
LOWEST PRICES
A CALL AT OUR. GARAGE WILL CONVINCE YOU
WE HAVE OVER. 35 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
EEDOW ES ONLY A PARTIAL LIST:
1937 Dodge Caaeh - i n911 Mileage.
1936 Chevrolet Coach—Trunk, Heater, Uydrolic Brakes,
1931 Ford Detux—`fiowu Settee*,
1929 Cheer. Becton Looks Like New.
1928 Ford Com, to Pick From,
1930 Ford. Coach-040ml Upholstering.'
1931 Force Coupe..
1928 ChevCoach ala ..rR $125.00
1929 Ford Coach a€...,. $125.00
1928 Chev. Sedan at $100.00
1928 Essex Coate, new tires $75.00
1935 V8 Coach at _ $425.00
1930 Ohev. Coady,. Repainted nice Mohair Upholstering $225.00
1937 Ford V8 Light Delivery Truck.
1928 Whippet Coupe, at
AND MANY OTHERS
C,, FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUTORS
ZURICH — ONT.
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specialss for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Maxwell. House coffee, 1. -Ib. tin .... �.._,.......<_,.36c
Hillcrest; Shortening 2 lbs .............. .
Granulated Sugar,, t 0' .lbs. ...
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs _..._ ,—
Palmolive Soap, 3 cakes .,... .....
Hawes Floor. Wax,. 1-1b. tan
Old English:. no rubbing, pints .....–
23c
.5 4c
, 19c
......17c
43c
59c
Jelly Powders,. 4 pkgs. ......_._..,.<.._.17c
Heinz's. Tomato Catsup large brittle __.., ...19c
Chateau cheese, half -lb. pkg.s 17c, 1 -lb pkg.....30c
Ovaltine Med. 58c4 Small ....................�......3 c
WALLPAPER
Get that Room Redecorated Nc w,"'with a good
Sunworthy paper, at a low price. Plain of Floral
Designs. See; our. Samples, :also Room lots„
ollcw the Local Ads.
SHOWING
AT
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
On
Tuesday, May 3rd.
TALKING PICTURES
MYSTERY TRAIN
The Finest
Railroad Story ever
made
Starring—Marcelene Day, Nick
Stuart; Hedda Hopper, and Bryant
Washburn, also showing:
HOLD 'EM OZZIE.
LAND OF SHELMAR .. ..
EXTRA --German Army In-
vading
n vading Austria.
Adults 25 cents.
Come Early 8.15
Children
p.m.
15
cents
Hay Council will meet for its
'monthly session on Monday .afternoon
next.
Miss Dorothy Weido who spent the
holidays at Windsor has returned to•
her home here.
Miss Vera Decker of Exeter spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Clara
Decker.
Miss Beatrice Gascho of Waterloo
was a week -end visitor with her par-
ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Dan. Gascho.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bender of
Crediton were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Brown.
Mrs. Wm. McGriggor of Kippen
Don't Miss It visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John :41. •Oesch Iast week.
Betty Ann Beauty Shop
To complete your new spring cots.-
tume come in and let us Permanent
Wave your hair. We have added
another dryer to our equipment, a
new Turbinator, which will cut your
drying time in half and which will
enable us to handle more work in less
time with two dryers. Come where
better Permanents are cheaper and
all permanents are guaranteed. Phone
159 for appointments and get your
appointment in early to avoid being
disappointed. We solicit your patron-
age.
Mrs. Edwin_Gascho .. - .. Zurich
Miss Meda .Surerus, who spent:the
holidays at her home on the Bronson
line, has left for Toronto to resume
her duties as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koehler of
Kitchener, and Mrs. B. Gaering of
Toronto were week -end visitors at
the Dominion House.
Friends congratulated Mr. Daniel
Smith of town last Thursday on the
.occasion of his 86th birthday. Mr.
Smith enjoys good health and is very
emart for his age.
?.Tie family of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
.Metier motored to Elmira on Sun-
day where the two daughters Misses
a llerin.e and Mary will remain to
'resume their duties as teacher and
student in the high school respect-
fully. �
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Leavitt's Theatre,
EXETER — ONT.
Thurs., Fel., Sat., April 28, 29, SO
"HOLLYWOOD HOTEL"
McHugh. g
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With Dick Powell, Frank
And all Star Cast.
Workmen are at work di • in the
trenches for the new pipe line that being being laid to the Dominion House.
Mr. Harry G. Hess, the local utility
foreman is in charge, and good pro-
ress is being made. The pipe is of
wo inch size and will carry adequ-
te water for that section of consum-
ers, even should a fire break out a
good supply would be delivered at
,the end of the pipeline.
Attended Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Weseloh,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Schroeder •of Dashwood attended the
funeral of the former's brother, Mr.
John Weseloh at Waterloo last week.
The late Mr. Weseloh was born in
Germany and was a former resident
of Zurich where he conducted .a
blacksmith business, and many years
ago he moved to Waterloo where he
was in business. He was of a very
genial disposition and with his fre-
quent visits to Lurch, kept up a large
acquaintance in Zurich. His wife
and grown up family will indeed gre-
atly miss him most of a11.
FIRE AT MITCHELL
Damage that will run into thous-
ands of dollars was done on Monday
night by fire, water and smoke in a
blaze in George Edighoffer .& Son
departmental store at Mitchell. The
fire was checked in the upper floor
but water poured through the large
stock on the main floor. The 'fire
broke out about 8 p.m. in the storage
section, George Edighoffer was work
ing in the office and was unaware of
the outbreak. Examination after the
flames were extinguished showed
that the origin of the fire was in a
pile of brooms in storage, but what
started it remained unknown.
W. M. S. MEET
Monday, Midnight at 12.15 a.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
"SWING YOUR LADY"
Weaver Bros., and Elviry Nat
. Pendleton, Louise Fazenda ...
Coming --"Wells Fargo."
BORN
O'Brien,—At Zurich on April 20th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O'Brien a
son.
Charrette—At Hay Township, on
April 22nd, to Mr, and Mrs. Den-
nis Charrette, a son.
HIGHER GRANTS
Toronto—Chief aim of a promised
increase in school grants is the redu-
ction of the school mill rate ,Dr. Mc-
Arthur, Ont., deputy minister of ed-
ucation.said, he could give reasonable
assurance that grants to school boards
and boards of education would be
$1,200,000 higher this year than in
193'7
LITTLE HIGHWAY JOBS
Goderich—Farmers who during the
last few years have been snaking
extra maney working on provincial
highways are being advised this year
to .stay on the land and stick to the
business of farming, for there is go-
ing to be very little work done on
provincial highways in Huron or
any other county. "That's just what
I'm telling the job seekers," said
Jmnes Ballantyne, M.L.A., Huron.,
"I don't know yet what appropriation
we are going to get, if any. I am
trying to land .Iver or six miles of per-
rnanent highway construction on No.
21 between Goderich and Hayfield,
but I don't feel any too sure about
it." District engineers say their ap-
propriation for maintenance is so
small this year that they will have
to put patrolmen on three-day week.
"Many men will not get on ,the roads
until thistle. time," Mr. Ballantyne
said. "Of"Course thereeis nine or 10
million dollars of cid contracts to be
finished up, but over that it is hard
to say what will happen. I'm hoping
for the best."
The W. M. S. of St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church .held their monthly meet-
ing on Thursday evening, April 21st,
Mrs. J. Haberer conducted the open-
ing devotions and also ,presented the
topic. "The Power of Islami" She
was assisted by Miss G. Weber and
Rev. E. Turkheim. Mrs. L. Prang
read the Thank -offering Thought and
also offered a special prayer for Chr-
istian :Higher Education. Mrs, Geo.
Deichert, the vice-president, took
charge of the 'business session. A
special committee, with Mrs. H. Mon-
sseau, convenor, was appointed to ar-
range a suitable program for `India
Lace' Sunday to be observed la the
Sunday School. en May 8th,
*Greg. hfte
HE JUNE
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with carved flower* In
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A. G. HESS
Chester L. Smith, Publish .
#1.25 a year, U.S, $1.50 in Advo
seek, ee....e ,L'Alte,V4 MAY BYE em.tatets..i.
Why pay for cheap CoaI when,
you can buy Blue Coal for the.
same price and have the beet.
Also:'
Miller Creek Alberta ,(Roser,
dale) ;
Glen Rodger's Briquets and
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
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Requi P ts
Here are some of the Goods the Farmer will need
which we can supply you with at Reasonable.
Prices, such as:
New Flower, Vegetable Seeds, Root Seed and
Sorgum, Etc., Etc. New Formaldehyde, Paints,
Varnishes and Varn-o-lac. Also: Dress Goods,
Prints, Broad Cloth, Hose, Underwear, House
Dresses, A few Stamped Mats 'left at Bargain
Prices. Harness Repairs a specialty.
Fresh Groceries Always On Hand
R. s DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 ra, 97 BLAKE