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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNJNO AUGUST 11, 19381
Chester L. Smith, Puh>"re
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the Herald Publish your Summer Visits and Visit
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you on Specials for
Spring and Summer Permanents,
that are pleasing and satisfactory,
and will give you personality Haim-
*dreessing Salon en rear of 'store_ For
appoirutments call us by phone 102
Zurich.
ST. PETERS
Evangelical Lutheran Bch
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing Worldr` '
Friday, 8h—Luther L.e*gove.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICESt.i.
10 a. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday Scher.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcomer 4o xil Serwiead
E. TUERKI1EIM; resin .
BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
We wish to announce to our Clientele that we have added a
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 in
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.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
.. E. •Zurbrigg,R.o.
Successor to
:a.. FITTON at EXETER
'Open every Week Day Except
Wednesday
Have You Paid
YOUR
SHOE ACCOUNT?
It is necessary that You Attend
to your Account at once
LAST NOTICE
August 4th - :1983$
C. FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND D • . TA DIST
AND USED ':CAR 'SALES
ZURICH — ONT.
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Grand
Opening
Zurich Ladies Wear
Located at
MOUSSEAU'S LUNCH ROOM
Special for Grand Opening Sale,
Dresses, crepe, silks, taffetta, shar-
cken, washable silks in all shades and
sizes ranging from 14 to 52. Regular
price $3.95, Grand Opening Sate at
$1.98. Blouses for Grand Opening in
all shades 20 different styles sizes
ranging 14 to 44. Regular price
$2.95, Grand Opening Sale $1.25.
DON'T FORGET TO GIVE US A
VISIT
Saturday Aug. 13
The part of Provincial Highway
through the village is being resur-
.faced which makes a big improvem-
ent.
St' Joseph, and BeaverTown
(Last week's Items)
Mr. Joe Masse and -family of Til-
bury spent a few days with Mr. and
q 117is Joseph Bedard.
Mr. Jerry Bedard of Courtright,
spent Sunday with his parents`. We
aare sorry to report that Mrs. Joe
Bedard of Pointe aux Bouleaux is
confined to her home with a bad coM
Address and Presentation
On Tuesday evening, July 26th.the
parishoners of the French Settlement
turned out in a body to bid their
Parish Priest, Father L. Marchand.
their last adieu of his services m their
.10 midst. A very suitable purse was
put together as a last memory of his
stay here. An address was read
and a very suitable and abie reply
was made by Father Marchand. The
occasion was unique, for it has been
a goodly number of years since a
priest had such great confidence by
the congregation. The program was
carried out by the Ushers, and the
chairman, 1VIr. Fred Papineau took
the chair very ably. The purse was
!resented by the Class of the Last
First -Communion. The address was
read by Fred Ducharme.
The address:
St. Peter's Parish, French Settlement
July 26th, 1938
T.o the Rev. Father :Marchand, Parish
Pizi;c�tt..
Rev. and Dear-Father:
iW e, th is evening
have gathered together to honor andi
pay respect to you on the eve of
your departure. It is wits, a feeling
of deep regret that we face the trans-
fer of our beloved priest -You have
been our guide and guardian f.ortChe
past nine years and by your good
example and teaching, you have won
the affection and confidence- of all
these that you are about to, leave•
Always being generous and. kind
in the work !trusted to you; ever
consoling and ;ready to ,give words of
encouragement,;' and to co-operate
•with .your parishoners - for the good
and welfare of all. By your good
'conduct and management•you have
freed the parish- church of, all debts
and cncuinbralices, such that it had
not enjoyed in many past years.
Knowing full well the loss to us as
a parish priest, will be a gain to those
in your new field of labor. And, in
return for all. you have done, W
humbly ask you to accept this little
gift which will be presented to you
at this time.
Wishing you joy and 'happiness.
We beg t,l h;ctnAin Your Children is
Faith,
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
SPECIAL'S FOR .AUG ':11,12, 12,13_
fear, 17 -oz., thin n.ew' grade, 2 ;tins .._._......._. ...,_...ba . _ 15c
McCormick's, Whole: popped wheat ;per ;pkg:._......._
Kirks hart!& water soap„ per cake ............_...,...._• . 5e
Toilet paper„ Ix rolls; _ _ . _ —.• ................... .
A.eroxon. Ley Coils, 5 coils, ......................
Rinse, large pkg_ ro_. - - ........_ ..... _ ...................
Orange Marnxalbiia 32-'nz jar.. ....... .... _ _ _ _ 25.c'
MoCornick's Fancy. Cookies -,peer Ib. .... .....- .. -18e
Blue Ribbon. coffee, ease jar, per lb ....., .........» _ .. _ _ . - -40c
Blue Ribbon Tea, huff Th pkg... ..........-..... _ _ ..'30c
Maxwell Douse Coffee, per 1 -lb tin ... -
Cascade Salman„ Raslfs' 2: tins 19c. 1-s 'per 'tier .......--.14c
1VIcLaren's nut !tush 16 -or., per jar w,.....,,..___ .25e
Hillcrest shortening, 2 !:rase.. . _ ...........,..........,,. , 25e
Kellogg's corn i a cea, (with shopping bag) 3 :for
Life Buoy' Swap,. 2 cakes .. , ....... _ .15e
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Plume 1140
Miss Jean Krueger is holidaying
with friends in Kitchener.
.Mrs. G. Koehler is spending the
week with her sisters at Bayfield.
Misses Greta and Ivas Haberer are
visiting with friends at Buffalo.
M'i'. Jean N. Cantin of Montreal,
called on Zurich friends on Monday.
Mrs. Robert Green of Port Stanley
was a visitor with relatives here the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Oesch were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Oesch's re-
latives near Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Hoffman, Mr.
and Mrs. Leeroy O'Brein and family
were Sunday visitars with friends at
Galt, Kitchener and Stratford.
VIr. and Mrs. Wm. •Hybein and
family of Listowell visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe
on Sunday.
Mr. Lee Oesch met with a rather
painful accident the pas week in the
Kaibfleisch planing mills when his
thumb came in contact with a cutting
knive, and nipped a piece from the
same.He will be laid up for a time.
Rev. and Mrs. C. Harrison Becker
and children Virginia, Francis, Paul
and Kenneth of Morrison, Ill., are
spending part of their vacation with
Mrs. Becker's mother, Mrs. Louise
Kloipp and other relatives.
The local Band Boys have an open
air dace advertised to be held at the
local skating rink on Friday evening,
Aug. < 12th. Gordon L. Knapp' and
otiWer: +vil1 do the entertaaining.
Mr. William Lamont, and daught-
ers Miss Jane, and Mrs. W. H. Hoff-
man and daughter Marjorie motored
to Forest on Sunday. They were ac-
companied. by Mrs. Wm. F. Braun
and daughter Barbara, who had' been
spending the week with her father,
Mr. Lamont.
Baseball News
Zurich Loses in First Round'
At Clinton last Tuesday evening
Zurich lost to Clinton in the first
round of the semi-finals for League
championship, in the Huron group of
O.B.A. - :The first game was played'
at Zurich on July 28th and was won
by Clinton, score 17-7, then on• the
return .game at Clinton, the lionre
team again won 16-6 in an eight
inning affair. •So it seems the locals
were in each game ten runs short of
making even a tie. Somehow, the
boys could not hold the big fellows
film Clinton from running up an
unusual large score. Clinton is now
waiting the results of the God'erieli
and Hensali results, as each team had
a game won. At the game at Clinton.
a free hitting event for both teams
was in horder, two Clinton boys hit
home runs, while I. Yungblut for.
Zurich hit a three bagger. Stock was
the pitcher for Clinton, while ,Reste'-
meyer started for Zurich and' retired
in the third frome, Heideman then
finishing .the game
R. I3: Ir;.
Clinton .... 142 050 0'4-16 18 1
Zurich 201 2001 10- 6 13• 2'
OBITUARY
Late Mrs. Diuomore
On Thursday of 1aait week the. An-
gel of .Death visited the person of
Mrs. Isabella Dinsmore, relict oaf the
late James Dinsmore, who predeceas-
ed in 1917, and called her home
the better world,, in her 87th year.
Deceased had wut nearly all beer life
on the farm she lived and died on
the North Boundary Hay Township,
just west of 1-1illsgreen abo>_ttt a mile
She was of a very kind and dfeetion-
ate dispss til n, and in her own quiet
way. hazd: made many \min friends
who will greatly miss her: Arways a
kind loving and helpful mother to her
family and an active worker in the
Blake United Church,, the church of
her choice, iSurviviug. are ciao daugh-
ter, Vilma, who with a son Thomas
are on the homestead; one son Johs
of Alberta also survives. The funeral
was held on Saturday afternoon. to
!hayfield cemetery with her v.s:stor,
Rev. Mr Peters of Varna o.flbiating,
The ful efrpl itning largely„ tittols-Vd.
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With this Premium Anthracites'
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Also
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Highest Cash Prices paid fair
„Eggs on a graded basis..
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Requirernents
Here axe some of the Goods the Fanner will need
which we can supply yen with at Reasonable
Prices, such as:
New Flower, Vegetable Seeds, Root Seed and
Scargum, 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
Re N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 97 BLA S
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