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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 21,938
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HAIRDRESSING
'THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you. era Spegiala for
Spring and Summer Permanents,
that are pleasing and: satisfactory,
and will give you personality Hair-
dressing Salon on rear of store. For
appointments callus by phone 102
'Zurich.
ST. PETERS
Evangelical Luther -4n Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Chriet fez r", MN= fr
lag Worbieu'
Friday, 8h—Luther League.,
Thursday—Choir Practidee
SUNDAY SERVICEare,
10 m.—German ,Service..
a.m.—Sunday School!.
7.30 p.m.—English servicee
Everybody Welcome tee all Setarkes.
E. TUERICHEThle Pastore
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
We wish to announce to our Clientele that we have added
new wireless Permanent Waving 'Machine to our Beauty Shop. With
this most modern and scientific method you have no weight or escess-
ive heat on your head. You are not connected to the electicity
ht
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thirty seconds
to three minutes time. We are equipped to give you any permanent
your hair requires. See this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open. Evenings., Phone 159 for Appointments.
04P4/0.90/4.941.4.400~41,41,•..9..e4
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COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. •Zurbrigg,R.o.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
Open every Week Day Except
Wednesday
Al Shoe Accounts
Ar... Being ailed
Kindly Arrange
For Settlement
No Later than Aug. 1, 1938
Thank You!
C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUTORS
AND USED, CAR SALES
ZURICH — ONT.
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Specials Ear Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Pork and Bea nsa 3 tins .......... . .
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs ..... . •.6 •.
Tomato juice 25 oz. 2 tins
Garden patch pcas, 2 tins .........
Shortening, 2 lbs. for -
Heinz's Spaghetti, 2 tins .....
Salmon, Cascade, halfs, 2 tins 19c.
Miracle Whip„, per jar , .. .
Khovah jelly maker, 2 pkgs.
Blue Boy Coffee, per lb. .... . ..
Blue Ribbon coffee, (in glass jar) per
Catsup, per bottle. ..... ...
jello, the real fruit, 3 pkgs. .. . ... .
....... 21 c
.....19c
7c
..... ...25c
---- 25c
Voile Dresses,. -white spkecial at ............................98c
Rayon and Voile Dresses reg. 2.59, Sale 1.98
Flause Dresses, reg. $1., 'Sale price...................89c
Phone 140
Lavhi's Thmaire
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
July 21, 22, 23,
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
"LOUIS-SCHMELING FIGHT"
Special Picture Feature
"THE BARRIER"
The
modern version of the Rex Beach
Favorite. Filmed against Mountains
and Forest scenery, with
Chas. Bickford and Leo Corrillo •
Midnight Show, Monday at
12.05 a.m.
"LAW OF THE RANGER"
(Western) with Bob Allen
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Double Feature
MADAM X
With Gladys George and Warner
Williams. A Metro Goldwyn. Mayer
Picture.
Next feature:
OUTLAWS OF THE ORIENT"
With Jack Holt and Mae Clark
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CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late Ed-
ward A. Axt, wish to greatly thank
the neighbors and friends for their
assistance, and sympathy, • also Rev.
C. 0. L3eckendorn, the Evangelical
Choir, and those who loaned their
cars.
—The Family
Zurich Public School
The following is a list of the name
es ef allpue:1.-; that will lie in each
iree hi the school in September, The
•Jte'ce in which the names anni•ar does
-•et indicate the Aar ding or .the pun -
Grade 2 -kr 'a:ore ereen, 1..7ine
t. Kathlean Heee, (Ilene
i1ee 1!.elelee Dry r la I., • eane
...Neelrey Beown, fa:een. Koeh-
ens. ,
Grade Anita Deters, Pealleat
'tese, Yeti:ale iica';nein, Ceeee'•-.41
areegee,
'Terbert Mittlehol'a, Lois liaa.
Grade 4—Shirley Brown, Glenn
-Nichert, Maur: ee 11'D-eyer, 'Doreen
1chilbe, Norma Steinbach, t Hubert
Sehilhe,
Grade 5-11elen Claueins, nonnld
Tledaed, Lloyd Deichert, a'tewart
Fredeeick Heherer, Robert
'1..ittlebol1;z, Betty Mow aana Blanche
Regier.
Grade 0—Cliffoed Clartejus, Twyla
nagg, Ross Gaseho, Pauline }taborer
lardan Ilese, 'Dolores Klopp, 'Rehm
O'Brien, Gradfrey Regiee, Keith Rose,
Pauline Uttley, Erna Weber..
Grade, 7 --Clair Bedard, Harold
Delchert, Bruce Eickmeler, Ada Hay,
Myrtle Hay, Arvis Haberer, Norma
Koehler, Jean :Krueger, Ray Schilbe.
Grade 8—Glenn Deitz, Willie Flax
board, Aloft Grenier, ,Patricia Mitt
etholtz, Marcella Regier, Ward Thiel,
Reebert Turkheim, Rose . Uttley,
Bruce Chttech.
Grade 9—Norma Monsacae, Vlor-
once Haberer, Alite Thiel, Dorothy
O'Brien, Patricia O'Dwyme Ray
Oeech. Cyril Pnehareon, K,enneta Diet
rich, Petty D:etz, Milton
Grade 10--,141?la Rolm, Elroy Dee
jardine, Margaret 111, Ruth tan, Alpha Mopes, Wilmer
armee naelcheine.
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Judge T. M. Costello, of Godeeich
conducted a sitting of the Division
Court here Wednesday morning.
Mr. J. W. Morley, barrister, of Ex-
eter, was a business visitor in town
one day last week.
ffla and Mrs. Allan Ansman of
Toronto visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Thiel on Sunday.
Mrs, Joseph J. Swartz and daugh-
ter Eunice of Detroit, spent the pat
week at the home of the friner's
mother; Mrs. Amelia Fuss.
We join the many Zurich friends
of Mr. John Gellman of Eikton, Mieh
in congratulating lean of having cel-
ebeated his 89th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel of
town who have been on the sick list
are slowly recovering. Mr. Thiel be-
ing able to sit out on the verandah.
Rev. C. C. Maas, of Detroit, a
former pastor of St. Peter'sLuther-
ma, church, Zurich, is visiting with
Rev. and Mrs. E. Turkhei
an and
other friends here this week.
Mrs. Chris. }hutch of Brucefield,
sprit a few days last week with her
*then Mr. James Allan just north
of the village, who was quite ill but
is slowly recovering.
!Mrs. Robert Fulton of Biggar, Sas.
arrived at Bayfield Friday last and
ienTleiting her :sister e Mrs. Percy Wes7
teei,7-::there. She Will else Yr.= with
her sister, MTS. kerb Bender in Zur-
ich as well as other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Axt and
Mr. Fisher of Detroit, were week-
end visitors at the Axt home, leaving
on Monday for the city. The former
was looking after the, interests of
the estate of the late Edward A. Axt
whose effects were sold by auction on
Saturday.
A considerable large two-story ad-
dition has been erected to the rear,
or south end of the building occupied
by the Zurich Creamery, by Mr. Well-
ington J. Johnston, part of which
will be occupied by the creamery in
the, handling of farm produce and
a part is being ananged for a gar-
age.
Was Presented
Mr. Herbert K. Either of Crediton,
W2:3 recently presented with n beauti-
ful eleetric titile lamp by the direct-
, a. of the la,rieuemeicel a;etaal rta
!nem alien Co., at the We. ..1:V.1
,lf ih421
Her. '• • ' ;t:.'eaa
C011114,117 y,!ee :naa
areditoa z,ganc.•y has been coitti!neei
them eeer eieee.
Early birds
The local produce dealers rtrC; al-
ready busily engaged with handling
Of early poultry. A large number of
year-old hens are being a in and
dressed. As well as many young chi-
ckens, and we are told by Mr. O'Bri.M
the local manager of Silveewpods
Ltd., that many of these yoaeg birds
will dress from five to six pounds and
over, which seems almoei unbelieve-
aide, as when we were loye at hare
vest time was when the old mother
hen would be seen stratting around
proudly with her brood, Vac now in
this age the young pallets are looking
for a place to make a nest for lay-
ing. 'It sure looks like advancing the
season.
TrAA," •
15 Jewels,
cases in
white finish
N'a
.eadvit% ELCO
Delicately wrought in
modernistic design.
ONLY SI DOWN
A a HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
FILL YOUR
IN NOW
With this Premium Anthracite:
at the low summer pric..e-
Also
Miller Creek, for your Thresh
ing.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10
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Baseball News
There will be a return tie game
at ZmIch. Diamond on Thursday even-
ing of this week when the Blytn boys
will be down and play off the tie
eeltorritteofag otwoworgthaeas it so. This
simbe
it will mean
much. to the teams in effecting =eh:
League standing,
During the past week the locals
went to Myth and played a very
sappy game which reailted in
for trich by the score of 9-‘i, The
Myth team were in the lead till the
.it inelng when the 'Zurich , 01-
leeted a few needed rune and won the
eente ley hard work,
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Here are some of the Goods the Farmer will neeZt
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
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