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ZURICH, ,TI U RSDAY !WORMING, JUNE i. 1933,
Ton.ize your home
Capital Theatre
Goderich - Phone 47
Now Playnig—He Learned About
Mon., Tues,. and 'Feet,
Eight .great stars ilei one grand -pict-
ure
"STATE FAIR!'
-Jaynet Gaynor, Willi Reagan,. Lew
.Ayres, Sally Eilers,, Louise "Dresser,
Norma Foster, Frank- Craven and
Victor J'oarye
Thurs., Fdiday and: Sat.
Two Features on one k.'i.ctgramil
Victor McLagl'en and' Greta Nissen
In a story ley Joe! Sayre
"RACKETY RAX"
BUCK .PONES
In a fast moving, western.
"ONE MAN LAW*
Coming—Arrowsmxen.
Matinees—Wed., and Sat. at 3: p.m.
Presentation
.+On :Saturday, May- 27th the ladies
%af .Blake United Church, gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Bride, and spent a pleasarif after-
noon,
fterroon, in the form of a miscellaneous
.shower, in honor of their daughter,
Edith May, bride elect of this month
and who had been their organist.
The weather being ideal, the guest
of honour , was seated on the .lawn
when Master Claire, and Miss Grace
McBride, placed at her feet -a bas-
ket decorated in .,pink, and white,
filled with many beautiful arid useful
gifts, when the following address was
read by Miss 1Viargaret Douglas:
Dear Edith:
We, the ladies of Blake
Congregation, learning that you are
about to remove from our midst,
have gathered to enjoy an afternoon
with you. We realize that, although
we are going to miss you very match
our loss will be someone else's gain.
It gives us pleasure to know that
you are not going far away, and we
hope to often have the opportunity
of meeting you. We ask you to ac-
cept these gifts with our best wishes
for all success and happiness in your
new home.
ST. PETER'S
'Evangelical Lutheran Cbtrch
ZURICH. --ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for: a. Chang-
' ing WartcP
Friday, 8h:.—Luther Leagtee.,
-Saturday—Choir P a t:iba.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m.—German Ser` ice -
11.15 a.m.—Snnday Scheele
7.3.0 p.m.- English Services- 1
..Everyhody
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:Everybody Welcome: to. all
E. TUERKREIIM,; _ Eutaw.
Blue Scranton Coal
Signedon behalf of Blake Con-
gregation. •
After the presentation the bride
expressed her appreciation of -.their
kindness, and a dainty lunch was
served.
Silver Wedding
A well-known and popular Goder-
ich couple,. Mr. and Mrs.. Gilbert
Plante, on Friday last cerebrated
their silver wedding anniversary at
• thei_r home on . Cambria road. Mr.
and Mrs. Plante have been residents
_of Go.derich for 24 years, and for 17
years of this tlnie "Mr. Plante,. has
bean the "Imperial (}ii- district maYnag-
er and his friends throughout the dis-
trich are without number.' Tele house
was .decorated for the occasion with
a profusion of roses end earl • sum-
mer flowers and the day was made
- happily and memorable by the re-
ceipt :of congratulations and good
wishes from friends near and far. Mr
and Mrs. Plante also roetived many
appropriate gifts. A featuvao the
occasion was the presence o eve area
ena'cions of Mrs. Plante's 'family; Her
STANDARii ANTI -M A. !1 E _father' Cypiau Jeffrey, Mrs. Joseph
We are unloading 'a limited is -dut,y Ducharme, Mrs. Leon Bedard,1V�rs.
Of Lucien Corriveau and babe lH.el'ecca
CANADIAN PE'1'R'f14LI L 111 .. Ct)TtT Corriveau, :an elf •Drysdale. Mr. Jef-
Get your winter supply in aow while fret', the patriarch elf -Lig.f'-'In 11y= is
it is available_ 87 years of age, but ,till studio. r.
Somet Solvay cord. and Mrs. PIante (the latter Lal' sabeth
Pocahontas and Miller Creels, Jeffrey) a>;tere-married •in St. .`'etc •'=
church Drysdale, • May 19th, 1909,
the 'parish 'pr'iest, Rey. Paten' Loll
elle, officiating. They week j tend-
ed by Miss Pauline Plante, none Mrs.
Leon Jeffrey of Blake, and Mr. Ar-
thur Jeffrey, now of Goderich. both
of whom were present an Friday to
Always on band.
.:AGRICULTURAL TILE and Braca,.
Highest CASH price paid for E ?s Oil
a Graded Basis,
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Phone No. 10 EIENSIALL,T
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111.50 Ih' ARREARS. $21 IAA 3C BE cos. aao tn'
ohan,t and "pad the lccai paper
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT.
Thugs Friday, Sat., ,June 1, 2, 3rd
"The SIGN of the CROSS"
Paramount's Super Spectacle with
Frederick March-Elissa Landi
Claudette Colbert & Chas. Laughton
Mon., Tues., Wed., June 5, 6, 7
AIR HOSTESS
Sensational Novelty, Speed, Aerial
Stunts, Thrills, Such as have seldom
swept the talking screen.
THELMA TODD, EVELYN KNAPP
and JAMES MURRAY.
Thurs., Friday,. Sat. June 3; 9, 10.
TOM nap( and TONY
in
"The Texas Bad Man"
Conning—Lee Tracey in "Clear Our
Wire."
take part in the proceedings of the
day. Aeotoher honored guest was
Mr. David Plante, father of the bei
degroom of twenty-five years ago. Mr
and Mrs. Plante have a family of
five; four daughters, Mrs. N. Mixter
and the Misses Delina, Doris and.
Verna, and one son, Ted Plante.
Hay Council. meets on Monday for
the Tune meeting. -
Mr. Jas. A. Patterson, Clerk of
Hensall, called intown on ,Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Thiel of Kit-
chener, were -Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel of town.
The congregation of St. Boniface
R. C. Church in town observed the
forty -hour devotion services the be-
ginning of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gascho and
IN MEMORIAM
Colosky—in loving memory of Cy-
rus Colosky, `who: passed away: one'
year ago, June 3, 1932.
1650
GUARANTEED TO FIT!
Have, We thud =Of .Such A Low Prica
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giss Geralding Surerus were Tues-
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day visitor, with relatives in Tavis-
tock.
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert Kalbfleisch
of London, are visiting with the for-
inelr's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Louis
.Kalbfleisch, Hay :Township,
Mr. Chas, Grob, Mr: and Mrs. Floyd
rook, and Miss Carrie Brenner, all
o; Kitchener, were week -end visitors
at' the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Brenner.
Mrs. Demuth of Port Arthur ar-
riv od Last week and `will spend a few
months with relatives here. Mrs.
Demuth is a sister to Messrs Louis
and Charles Weber of town.
Mr. Theo. Haberer, who has this
spring had his dwelling house reno-
vated and all modernly equipped, has
now completed the same and the fam
fly is comfortable situated in the
new and up-to-date dwelling.
?:Beginning •next Wednesday noon
te half holiday season will be, ob-
God is great; he gives as sta.ength to ,,ri%ed °.by the local. merchants here
near our :heavy eroas i :f, 'town; While " there. has been no
He' is 'the only one who knovvs,'how I officialspetition signed, yet we under -
bitter was my lass
I miss him a thousand times along my
• • weary ,'way
For life is not the sense to ane since
he was called away'
IIe left behind an aching heart that.
loved hila mot sincere.
That never can and never will for- has been provided foor. AP ern re -
get you Husband dear quests>d to meet at the town hall,
Loving wife. not later than two o'clock. Coyne,
e. --e and bring lunch baskets with you.
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Colu.yIn lel ,o n " Li pry of Ceerushle5.r se., _:. _':,ache and
Coiosky \sho pt—t,4,,1 a» ay one year d. A Patterson of Hensel] were in
ago, June 3, 1932, town Tuesday evening and getting
He bade no one his l net faar,'rvel1, the bie• Chautauc. alt Entertainment
'.1 : veined- his en:d to none, advertised which will be held at Hen -
Hi, spirit fled lesions we knew, sell. from June. 10 to 1.1th, and the
'lariat he from it 1 :t .',^ne. class of esitert rnnxl put en br
A father kind, a grandfather dear, this coinl,nne- is very unique, and it
ti faithful fee -eel \then he was here is expected that a large number of.
toeing De:editor and Granddaughter villagers will attend these programs.
leneeeetnr ileaac,:,, of °;cit r•lch
+--a+ gave the Zurich Public sclnoeI his
S EPHEN COUNCIL official call last week, and went iov-
er the year's work, and found things
The Council of the Township of in good CO11d1tioTl.°
r ::11 Ca? i .• >.1 h., Town 1'l 111.
OBITUARY
Ceediton, on Friday, May 26th. 11)33
o'clock p.m. Ail n:*1.1'tc>:s ��' le' Albert Rittenhouse Passes
peccant. The miyut,.s of. the prev- '-'The bad ineei a} enee received
ious meeting were read and approv- here last week of the passing of kr.
ed. Albert Eittenhouose, a former resi-
The Clerk reported that lie had iv e- dent of Zurich, and recently of Dun-
ceived a statement from the Chief "vine, 'Ont., on Thursday, May ?i
th
Engineer of Public Hlghw•lve stating 1983, in his 78th year, alter a rather
that rccomnneendat:or For the pee--- shorot illness. 'Mr. RitLF.r:.lnouse was
stand that' it has been mutually a-
greed upon to observe the half holi-
day.
ill in,° nbers of the" Zueich Wom-
en's• Institutee are invited to the pic-
nic. to: be held on Tuesday, June (ith
at Tu hull's Grove. Transport ati Or.
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COME IN FOR .AN EYE EXAMINATION. WE CAN FIT TDIJ
WITH THE NEWEST IN SPECTACLES; RIMLESS ' Orli. R:BIS;
ANY STYLE $6.50 UP—C. E. ZLRIJIIJGG, AT
Hess, Ti_ Phone 74 Zurich
eseaseseeoeceeaseecogbeeeseeseamitew.
ment of the Government subsidy to a resident of Zurich for alaoaut nine
the Township :for the year 19132 am- yean, and left for his former home
ountine to $4896.70 had been made at D'unvi11e about two years n 0, or
to the l'loyiineial Trea'=.ur•er and
would be paid in due order. '
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sonic tiine after his wife died here in
Zurich. He was a plan of sterling,
The Cleik was instructed to call honest and upright qualities, and was
fo r tenders to draw gravel on the loved by all wlloni he came in contact
Boundary betweed McGillivray and'with, possessing a very, obliging and
Stephen. Townships to he received up 'pleasing disposoition. The funeral
to July Srd, 1933° was held on Sat -we -lay, Mee- 27th at
Motion that the following orders 2 o'clock pin:., froom Clark's funeral
end pay dere t • l c 1 cased home to the Mennonite church, South
Young, :wet, 25c, Hydro- Cayuga for service at 2.3o, and fol -
i lectric Power. Commission, acct. Hewed bl= interment in the. adjoining
8.59 ; Prov. Treas., Mall lic ein a. 1933-
34 3.00; Jos. Guinan, equalizatloal of
7 schools 35.00; Mus. World, sup-
plies 11.54; C. J. Murdy, Funedal ex
'penses re Mrs. Jos. White 39.00.y
sheets -.•-W. Merlin rd 17 19.65;
Rate. rd 13 12.55; C. Wilson, rd 1 S
I3 2,001 0: Wilson rd 1 1.60; J. Dolt -
rd 16 147..68; J. Dioterich rd 16
1.23,20 T.. Trevethiek,neve tongue
for gader 3.001 M. C. Sweitzer�rd
2,o
15 0 Cc, Eilber Supt. salary $80
P; Lisonbach gravel 51.60.
The Cour it adorn -creel to : nr".e 1
cemetery. He leaves to mourn his
demise, two sons, Henry, of Vancou-
ver and Burgess of Prince Albert,
S tsk, and many other friends. The
funeral sermon was conducted by
Itev. -Johon Shirk and Rev, Abraham
Smith of Markham. ' Those froom a
distance from Stanley Township were
Mr. and Mrs, . Jolson Steckle, Mr.
Henry Steckle and soon Edwin and
daughtelr Maryann; Mr. and Mrs.
1e,Ienn'o 'Steckle and Mr. and Mrs.
Llan Steckle The funeral wee very
1tieSeely 'ettenrlea by friends from
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1931 Ford Coach, good as new, nwhair upholstering, trunk melt,
and Fender Well.
1929 Pontiac Sedan, finish and .-npholst‘Afing iiktnew, and new ees
1927 Essex Sedan, used very little by 1 perty in. town, has.. 1. r . 41"
small mileago. Name of owner on ,, a sr”ice will
1980 Chev. Coupe in good condition and geed tires.
1929 Ford Couch overhaulcid with new pito1, , a real bargain.
1981 Oldsmobile Sedan, snake us an offer. Only 17000 miles..
1927 Pontiac Coach with new Rubber.
4929 Chevrolet Cub Half Ton Exlas lee`,. r.
1930 Late Chev. Sport Sedan, goy ,l es pea. wins c •w ie•,'s anti o' es
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1928 Chev. Sedan, an econondcal ear g.ir:li
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STOCK OF DRY GOODS,; HARDWARE, PAINTS,
OILS, SHOES, RUBBERS, RUBBER BBC1.) -f&
AND HARNESS REPA.IRS,ETC. AT LOVv E S
4 PRICES, QUALITY COASII LRE'='K
NEW GARDEN SEEDS AT Sc and 10c PIG,.,
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAIR
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