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HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING. SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you an Specials for
Spring and Summer: Permanents,
-that are pleasing and satisfactory,
-and wi•11 give you personality Hair-
dressing Salon an rear of stare- For.
-appointments call as by alien 102
. Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a Chang -
lag world."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
'Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES: "
10 a. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEIM. Paster.
A Publisher's Blessing'
O blessed is he who does not fuss
When he receives a bill from us;
But knowing his subscription. due,
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 straighten his account.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E . Zurbrigg,R.o.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
Open every Week Day Except
Wednesday
Highest Quality
FINEST SEJ 1CTLON LOWEST PRICES
A CALL AT OUR GARAGE WILL CONVINCE YOU
1935 V8 Coach, orifi: finish like new. See this oar only..$435.00
1931 Ford. DsLux Town. Sedan, perfect upholstering and re -fin-
ished in, dark blue, These models are scarceHurry, 2 to
pick from
1928 Ford A Coach mechanic's chance; $75.00 As Is
1933 Master Chew.. Coach: A popular model in nice condition
1931 Ford Express Pickup,dosed cab steel box..
1934 Chex: Standard Coad, original throughout
1929 Ford Coach+, orrginzl finish and upholstering We installed
'new -gaga aSx this, car,.. only .$150.00
1938 Dodge Demanstrat low mileage, priced very Tow.
1929 Ford Town Sedan, :a zeal good car (re -finished.)
1930 Ford Coa:cfr„ Dark Bine, good upholstering.
We have a number of trade in 'Cars priced Iow. AS IS
1928 Essex Coach, new tires, ?Original . _ $78.00
1928 Ford A. Coach _ _ $118.00
1928 Whippet Sedan .. _..._..,......... _ $65.00
1927 Whippet: Sedan $45.00
1927 Ferd Coupe ......................................'32.00
1926 Chew. Sedan $35.00
1929 Ford Truck, 1 ton STAKE RACKS_
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AND MANY l'OT.I-1.1± RS
C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUTORS
ZURICH —
WE. SEUL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for 'may, Friday and Saturday
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Choice Golden Bantam corn, .3 'fins ..---.......25c
Peas, I7 -oz fin,, 3 tins .. 25c
Tomato, juice„, Aylmer .I.O/-oz, .5 this ._...., ,_25c
Life Buoy Health: Soap, 2 cakes .,_. _.......,_. i 5c
.,.:` Certo, per bottle ........ .... .... .___.......__.....—<27c
Sunlight Soap,„ 4 .cakes _................... 25c
Cascade Satmo ,, 1-s" ' each ---- 14c
Red Rose Coffee„ 'lib. tins __...,,...._•._ . .35c
Hemphill's; wheat Berries, per 'bag ... 25c
1/Mixed pickles„, per jar ...... ....... ......._....... .._..........._25c
Raspberry and. Strawberry Jam, per jar ......._"25c
21 c
Chipso, large pkg. at
:Soap Chips„ bulk!, 3 lbs. ...,.__._. ,......., 25c
F•ullfashioned Hose, chiffon or service wt.
'per piar ._...._...,69c
Ankle Socks at: ....,...,....... ...........1 Sc and 25c pair
GetYour Coupon when buying here and get Silver-
ware
S lver.xa+xe or DliAes _:FREE!
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N1NO, MAY 26, 1938.
Chester L. Smith, I' xbli'sb :
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advocaat
*Lou LsVhlil EA-RS,$`L MAY BB GRABIBIA16'
Follow the Local Ads.
Betty Ann Beauty. Shop
To e-omplete your new sSring cos-
tume come in and let us Permanent
Wave your hair. We have,' added
another dryer to our equipment, a
new Turbinator, which will eut your
drying tune in half and which will
enable us to handle more work in less
time with two dryers. Caine. 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. Zurich;
Mrs. Edwin Gascho . . .
Special Notice
E. J. DATARS, your new Shoeman,
wishes to .announce to the public that W. C. Wagner of town.
he is running an all Cash Store; this Mr. Willi Siebert motored to Galt
on Sunday. Mis mother, Mrs. W. L.
Siebert, who had been visiting there,
returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McCann and son
George, and Mr. Arthur Smith of St-
ratford were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Mary Miller.
Miss Grace Free of Seaforth, is
spending the week with her friend,
Miss Lylyan Rader.
Mrs. Peter Haberer was a recent
visitor ;with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Weil
near Tavistock.
Rev. E. Burn preached his farewell
sermon in the Evangelical church on
Sunday evening to a large audience.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner of
Guelph, were holiday visitors with
the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
of course enables him to sell at the
lowest possible prices, and the price
on every box in the store has been
marked down. Come and see for
yourself.
We solicit your patronage:- Buy
your shoes at the quality shoe store
with the lowCash Prices.
J. DATARS,
Your New Shoeman.':.
25th ANNIVERSARY
Milverton, May 19th Ministers,
representing the Ev. Lutheran Synod
of Canada, gathered at St. >Peter's
Lutheran church to celebrate with the
congregation the 25th anniversary of
ordination of the pastor of thachureh
Rev. E. Gomann, who has ibeen sta-
tioned in Milverton for 10 years. A
special service was conducted her Rev
E. Tuerkheim, of Zurich, presidentaf
the; Stratford Conference gi'sd' ad-
dressed by Rev. J. ,Keble of Hamilton,
president of the synod, and was foll-
owed by a banquet. Mr. Tuerkheim
and Mr. Rebie are particular friends
of Mr. Goman for many years' stand-
ing. Rev. E. Gomann was ordained
May 18, 1913, in St. John's Lutheran.
Church, Waterloo. He received his
undergraduate education in Berlin,
Germany, and was called to ,Canada
by the Home Mission Board of the
United Lutheran Church of America.
Presentation
A very interesting and appropriate
address and presentation was con-
dwted at the close of the preaching
period in the morning service of the
E, -angelical church on Sunday morn-
ing, when Mr. Alfred Melick etOok
the tweeting in hand and after :a few
well chosen remarks read an address
and Mr. Burn, who has been the
paster of the congregation for the
past six years was made the recipient
of a beautiful uphalstereu lounging
chair which.. had as part a footstool.
Following is the address:
Zurich, May 2.2, 1938
Dear Mr. Burn:
Six years ago, we the
members and adherents of this con-
gregation, had the pleasure of wel-
coming you as our new pastor. Today
with sincere ,regret, we must bid
you farewell as our minister, but not
as our friend, for we shall always
remember you as a kind and loving
friend, one who was more than a
brother.
As we look back over the sax years
we can truthfully say, "Truly it was
good that Conference saw fit to send
you to us." Not only has our con-
•regation grown numerically, during
this time, but through your thought-
ful, prayerful and divinely inspired
sermons, have we grown spiritually
as well.
Not only have you served in the
pulpit but you were ever willing to
,serve in each and every society of
tie church, whenever called upon. We
trust that the cheerful, willing way
you went about your work among us;
might be reflected in the lives of each
and all of our people here, in • the
years to come. Herein is that saying
taus, one soweth and another reapeth.
May God :reward you for the sacri-
fices and tireless efforts you have put
forth to further God's Kingdom.
.Since you have decided to take a
year's rest, we sincerely pray that
God will be very near to cheer and
to bless you.
Will you please accept this gift as
a kind remembrance of your many mer pastor, and Rev. E. C. Hocken-
friends ie Zurich; and may you be (c-orn, 11'e new pastor, will be in
pared many years. to envy it, i5l charge of tlrc� services. The bereft
our prayerof Sieiied nrt be elf of t}a family have the sympathy of, their
irranl err of ErriBtlttCl alftgiiE .�
Ch1;i ra, Zurich,
Mr. William Dumart, accompanied
by his housekeeper, 1Vliss Schiedle, of
Kitchener, were holiday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Yung-
blut,
Dr. Addison motored to London on
Tuesday and was accompanied there
by Mrs. John M. Oesch and Mr. Jac-
ob Brown, the two latter remaining
there and •taking treatments in the
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams, Mr.
Calvin and Miss Ethel Williams were
on a motor trip to Coboconk, in the
Kawartha Lakes district, where They
visited with Rev. and Mss. R. White -
sides for a few days.
Mr. Quimby Hess who has com-
pleted the year's term at Toronto Un-
iversity, returned to his home here
over the week -end. He has for the.
past few weeks been up north on re-
search work in the forests.
Another interesting real estate deal
has been effected in Zurich, we are
told. Mr. Whitney Brokenshire has
purchased from the Hy. Truemner
estate the fine dwelling property lo-
cated in the north-westerly part of
town. We understand Mr. 1?roken-
shire will make some improvements
on this house and then wizi :aeee the
same.
OBITUARY
Lydia Rannie is Called
This week we are called upon to
cronicle the calling into the better
world of a very highly respected cit-
izen of Zurich, in the person of Mrs.
Lydia Ronnie, relict of the late Rev.
A. E. Geiger. The departed was
been on the Rannie homestead, Baby-
lon line, Hay Township, and was still
in middle aged years, being 55 years,
5 months and 6 days old, and had
been a sufferer for the past fifteen
years or so when she suffered several
strokes, but regarding all these years
of discomfort she always was pleas-
ant to meet and bore her affliction
with great christian fortitude. In
January 1911, while her husband, the
late Rev. Alfred E. Geiger was stat-
ioned in Pembroke Evangelical
church he took sick and soon passed
on leaving his widow with two small
children. Mrs. Geiger with her two
children thea moved to Zurich. op-
posite ±e Evangelical church and
resided there since. A very good
neighboo;, and ,always pleasant. to
Meet. Before hes miction Mrs. Gei-
ger was organist of the church for a
number of years. Surviving are her
two children, Mrs. A. P. Rorie of
Thorndale and Newel at home, also
one brother, Milne Rannie of Sea -
forth ; six sister, Mrs. (Rev.) S. R.
Kreechtel, iVIiss Elizabeth Rannie and
Mrs. Jane Guenther all of Kitchener,
Mrs. Helen-S:outhcott n f'Venice, Cal;
Mrs, Jessie 'Stelek of Vancouver, B.C.
and. Mrs. Lucinda Paulin; of Regina,
Sask. Also two grandchildren. The
deceased died on Monday forenoon
and 'the funeral will take pace on
Thursday at L30 p.m, at the house,
to the Evangelical church for serv-
ice thence to Bronson line cemetery
for interment. Rev. E. Burn, the for -
many llt.losla fit the vidnIty, •
Your Eyes
THEY ARE IMPORTANT
HAVE THEM EXAMINED HERE
BY A REGISTERED OPTOMETR-
RIST EVERY TUESDAY EVENING
OR ANY TIME BY APPOINTMENT
BOKEN LENSES DUPLICATED
ANY SIZE, ANY SHAPE WITHIN
48 HOURS
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Why pay for cheap Coal wheat
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
We pay Cash for Eggs -
Pone 10 m Hensal:I.
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ORDER. YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT
NOW!
BE IN LINE,
BE ON TIME!
CHOOSE
FROM THE FINEST RANGE
EVER SHOWN IN ZU i" ICH
SPLENDID RANGE AT $20.00
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Reqi i .re ,encs
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 Vaal -o -lac. Also: Dress Goods,
Prints, Broad Cloth, Hose, Underwear, , House
Dresses, A few Stamped Mats left at Bargain
Prices. 1-Iarness Repairs a specialty.
Fresh Groceries Always On Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 ' ►?' LA KE