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01..XXXIX No. 19'
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER. ,17 1938
Chester L. Smith, Publish**.
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Only 5 more weeks till Christmas. Be an early Shopper.
HAIRDRESSING
-THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SAWN
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you on Specials for
£piing and Summer Permanents,
-that are pleasing and satisfactory,
.and will give you personality flair-
-dressing Salon on rear of store. For
appointments call us by phone 102
-Zurich.
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 excess-
ive heat on your head. You are not connected to the electivity in
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thirty seconds
to three minutes time. We are equipped to give you any -f ermanent
your hair requires. See this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open Evenings. Phone 159 for Appointments.
ST. PETER'S
tEvangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for •Charm -
lag World."
Friday, 8h -Luther League.
'Thursday -Choir Prada.
SUNDAY SERVICE:
10 a. m. -German Service... r
11.15 a.m.-Sunday School '
7.30 p.m. English service
-Everybody Welcome to all Sae.i
E. TUERKHEIMI, Pastor.
COMFORTABLE CLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Z nrbrigg,R.O.
OPTOMETRIST at EXETER
The Newest. Approved Method of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
See The New
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DOGE
PRICES LOWER
Many plaided Improvements
SEE 1T'O-DA ,, AT OUR GARAGE
C. FRITZ & SON -; -
DODGE AND D DISTRIBUTORS
AND USED CAlt SALES
ZURICH - 40111'4'.
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WE SELL THE :IIESiC FOR LESS
Specials for Thursd'iy, friday and Saturday
By'the time you get tliis:Paper our Circular will be
in :your bands and if :you are -wiseand want to
make•yrour Money go:farther;.,o not make the mis-
take of :staying away._. Come early, as quantities
an some.lines areTuna fl and you may be too late.
We quote a few are its Atli we could not men -
ort the bill, bait 'Orme are lots more Bargains,
all through the Store,,
Men's Fleece Cearibinafiens, sizes 36.-446 at _...1.39
Ladies white Flannelette Gowns at ....,..............59
3.
NER
Phone 140
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT. • _AL,
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
.DOUBLE FEATURE
THE LAST GANGSTER
Starring, Edward G. Robinson
EMPTY HOLSTERS
Western, with
DICK FORAN
Aand all Star Western Cast
Added: Charlie McCarthy
Mon., Tues., Wed.
THE TEXANS
With Randolph Scott, Walter Bren-
nan, Joan Bennett.
TO CLOSE LONDON HOS: ITAL
The Ontario Hospital in London,
with from 1,500 to 1,800 patients
may be closed next spring upon the
completion of the new mental hospit-
al in St. Thomas. Intimateion of this
possibility came as n. shock to London
as the royal commission, headed by
C. R. Magone, director of the Attor-
ney -general's .department, opened.. its
London investigation into the :mental
hospitals operated by the Ontario
Government.
'STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton, on Monday, the 7th day of No-
vember A.D. 1938 at 1 o'clock p.m.
All members were present. The min-
utes of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
The Clerk reported that the appli-
cation for the .1 mill Municipal Sub-
sidy amounting to $2,740.51 had be-
en to the Department of Municipal
Affairs.
Motion, that the following pay sheet
and orders be passed:
Wm. Rollins rd $62.71; J. Willis
rd. 2 101.43; L. Hill re 4 98.56;
Wm. Oeztreicher sd 6 138.bZ; Ed.
Chambers 7 89.70; Jos. Finibeiner
73; do 153.14; Ben McCann rd 12
193.10; M. •Sweitzer rd 15 10.55; P.
Dejardine rd 16 16.88; H. Isaac rd
117 5.00; •H. Turner rd 19 19.47 ;
I do .80; W. Bawman rd 23 19.66; J.
Is lun-1pp 134.01; Pay sheet rd 1 26.92
do 3 6.83; do NB 2.80; Skinner's pit
expenses 458.88; Huston's pit exp-
enses 110.41; G. Eilber Supt. salary
72.90; Huston Estate gravel 85.45;
R.Skinner 193.10; J. Patterson 34.50
Pay sheet rd 24 21.50; J. Hirtzel rd
5 89.68; Exeter Times Advertising
2.25; Cora Geiser .30; J. Regier rd
11 $8; Pay Sheet rd 14 $3.
Orders --F. W. Morlock, postage,
$35.00; P. Mcisaac burial expenses;
re Ida Haines 38.67; C. Murdy 8E:
Son, do re Mary 'McLaughlin 34.17,'„
H. Eilber & Son expenses re Hainer'
and McLaughlin $5; Mildmny Ga to
Non-resident relief forms $1;
adianr .Bank of Commerce sang
cliegraes 1.10 ; Exeter Times-A.dv;Ooate
printing 32.95; E. Guettirtger aeVt• as
milk inspector $13; Dept. of Health
insulin acct. $2; Twp. Hay relief re
Jackson. 8.65; Queen Alextcr>'dera San
itorium acct re Lochner $3; C. J.
Lochner conveyance re Lochner $6;
J. Appleton rent re Merner $2; Ed.
Willert acct as 'Weed Inspecor I18.75;
Earl shapton, grant plowmen's Assoc
$15; Relief re Carruthers $7
torment in the Di vartQclical Cemetery.
The Council adjourned to meet, a --Zurich. Her pastor, Ptiov, C. B. Hee
gain in the
Town Hall, Crediton, on kcndorn of Zurich was assisted lry
lttev Mr. 13n oks,, 1-tonsall a� the
borne and B,+o. B0,4a4hler of 7r4,t;tcli tki
the sem ti oy
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beaver, Mr. and
Mrs. A, Heine, Mrs. Will Heine and
Miss Beulah Heine, all of Bay Post,
Mich., visited with Mr. and Mrs. 1•;;d,
Beaver last week,
Mr. Jacob Brown and members of
his family attended the Silver Anni-
versary of his daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs. •Iierb $esker at New
Dundee the past week.
Mr. Horace Klopp, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. KLopp and family of Stratford;
Mrs. Jacob Wagner and daughter
Helen of Shakespeare and Mr. Leon-
ard Klopp and family of Waterloo,
were all visitors with their mother,
Mrs. Louise Klopp.
1 -'ay Twp. Councillor Max Turn-
bull, of the .Blue Water Highway, in
company` with a number of hunters
of the Grand Bend district, were in
Northern, Ontario recently on a deer
hunt.
Messrs. Milton Johnston, Spafford
Joy and 'M.Flood, all of Thornloe,
New Ontario, were visitors with the
former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Johnston, near .Blalee, and other re-
latives and friends.
Ms. and Mrs. Martin Wurm of
town.;. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oswald of
the Bronson line; Mr. -and Mrs. A. C.
Levy and 'children Margaret and Wil-
bert Levy of Clinton, were all Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McClinch y, at Cromarty.
,Farm Sold.
Mr. John Eckstein of the Bronson
line, Hay Twp., has sold his one farm
consisting of 140 acres to his neigh-
bor Mr. Delbert Geiger. While the
25 acres owned by Mr. Eckstein on
the west side •of the road is bought
by Mr. Roland 'Geiger. Mo. and Mrs
Eckstein will undoubtedly come to
Zurich and enjoy a. well earned retire-
ment-.
Wedding art: Zuric:i
A ve y happy mattriaonal event
took place in Zurich en Thursday,
novenslier ,1'0th, at'. the •St. Peter's
Lutheran parsonage, when Rev. E.
Turkheiim officiated that united Miss
Beatrice' Melding, only daughter of
Mr. and' Mrs. Michael Meidinger of
Zurich to' Mr. Julian bl;arrtey, of St-
anley township. After the ceremony
a shoret:wedding't'rip• was enjoyed and
the happy young couple wilt reside on
the groom's farm, St+anfey Township.
The Herald joins their marry friends
in extending- best` wirier:,
OBITUARY
Late Mrs.. H+y.. Lilypd rdt
Ars elderly and wedli known resident
formerly of Zin:i.cirs and; for tare past
two, years of He.nsail;, pad on to
her Maker at the home of her son-in-
law; Mr. George E1. Fee of Hensall,
on • Wednesday'Novc;orbes, Oth at a.m.,
in -the person of'C&.tli•arine Goti.schalk
relict of the lateoU,enxy Lipprrardt in
hen 87th year. 13.brni ern South East
Biope, she came: with herr parents to
Hay, when sir years of Oge. Being
of a hardy anti'. quiet: disposition she
;enjoyed seeing- l' er• olJd friends and
was always ready to kelp in time of
need. BeingTiMpartot of none of her
faculties, she was; always busy doing
things for others: aut. owing to her
advanced. age, the Angel of Death
saw it fitt-n talte• t•.Rome,. Having
enjoyedt a- mazried life of 56 yess's•,
her hue:band, passed on twelve years
ago, rand- also 1�ner daughter (Annie)
'Mrs. Forrest; The late Mrs, Li'pp-
harcih:• i survived by one sort,. Louis
of :1J'verett, Wash., and a d ;ughter
Mrs: (Irene) Fee of Hensan. A bio
they Sam Gottschalk of, Dashwood;
six grandchildren; five great -grand -
grandchildren. The funeral was held
on Friday,' November, 11th with in -
MAY - WE. HELP YOU
TO SEE BETTER
Have Your Eyes Examined
Here!
C. E. ZURBRIGG, R.Q.
Any Time by Appointment
Broken Lenses Promptly and
Accurately Duplicated.
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite
hit ter
,BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
The Roe Farms Milling Q
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid for
.Eggs on a graded basis.
Pone 10 - Hensall
Monday , the 5th day of December.
at 1 o'cl.001.t.
()10110rt I .. Eilber, 'Twp, Clerk,
I2StoCk F►educin SALE •
STARTS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE 12th.
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AND LASTS UNFIL NOV. 26 h.
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MEN'S•. AND YOUTH'S
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a Pier Garment
Reg. 1.335 at 1.00
SReg. 1.60 at:.. 1.25
2 MEN'S AND BOYS'
COMBINATIONS
1 Reg. 2:25 Suits at 1.90
Reg. 2:00 Suits at 1.60
: t Reg. V.35 Suits at 1.00
:Reg. .10 Suits at 90c
• DRESS GOODS
!Reg. 30c. yd at 26c
2 Reg. 35c to 54c yd. at30c
2 Reg. 75c yd. at 50c
Reg. 1.10 yd. at 75c
TOELIN'CSd. ti
- 15 cents anp. •
IBEX BLANKETS =
2.15 per pair
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PRINTS 20c yd. at .--I 16c1
1 Reg. 25c yd. at ..r.. 20c
Reg. 30c yd. at ..-25c
BROADCLOTHS
In Alll Colors I
Ring. 20c yd. at ... 15c
CURTAIN MATERIAL I
10 cents a yard and up
CURTAINS
By The Pair
66c. pair at 45e
L25 pair, at 1.00 as
1'.3a air
1.10
Flannelettes, 12c. and up P
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20% Discount off on the &flowing Goosk: Men's
i Burs', Girls' and Childrenis Sweaters and Wind
$ bmeakers, Sox, Stockings, Men's and Boys' fop
Shirts, Boys' Tweed Pants and Bloomers.
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House Dresses 5Oc. to $1.00
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1PHONE 11 '-97 BLAKE
Y TH REWARED
Robert irinkham, 16' yr. old' t7oder-
ich youth, is one of 18 in (-riniario to
receive p rehments from the Royal
Canadian Humane Association for
heroic: 4teliavior in saving the lives of
drowping persons. It was on June 20
this year that young Pinkham, at
eon clerable personal risk, pulled
John Baxter, a churn from a swimm-
ling hole in, the Maitland River at Pi.
!Pers dam. Fear of parental replica]
led the boys to a secrecy pact, but
:Zees of the happening leaf rd nut
and the Baxter boy's father tool
steps, hence the recognition,
XMAS,,, SCHOOL HOI:IttOkY2S.
With i "hristmas about five cies'
away, ohool boards are, annonnemt;
the -vacation period to ,tgmmenee cu
December 22 and will end Jauuars
3r(i., This is, classes vel reconv'eli.e er
January 3, Both Chi;istnnas and Neus
Year's Day will libels be rnultel axes
Monday this yeim since both :Feasts:
fall on a Sr radar, The department of
education has ..opt; January 3 as, the
opening day of school in order that.
teachers may go home for New =ear's.
and havo .an intervening doy in whrcl
to get palet to c1a$5e;h,