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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST31. 1933.
Chester L. Smith, FORUM*
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Capital Theatre LOCAL NEWS
Miss Hattie Baker of Monroe cal-
led at the home of Mr- and Mrs.
Garnet Jacobe, Parr Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Oestreicher of
Dashwood were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Ehlers..
Messrs. Will. Reith and Jacob
Haberer .spent a few days in Tor-
onto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlundt of
Dashwoed called on friends recently
in the village.
A magnificent screens version e a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haug)/ and
world famous story sons of Dashwood were Sunday gu-
ests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol.
Zimmerman_
Miss Gertrude Schade of the Blue
Water Highway, south, attended the
South Cayuga Assembly as one of
the Dashwood delegates, last week.
Goderich Phone 47
Now Playing—Will ill Rogera as
..,Jubilo in "Too Busy to Work." and
Warner Baxter Ina "Dangerously
You
Mon., Tues., sad Wed.
..The Good Cions
J. B. Priestley
Wrote this wond'erf Lll tale of Ro-
mance, Music. and; Adventure..
10 Stars -50 Players and a. cast of
Over 1000..
Thurs., Friday and: Saturday
GEORGE AMISS Ij
Greatest of England's. contributions
- to stage and screen. in another flaw
,less characterization
_ .A► Successful, Calamity
Coming—Mae West in. "She Done
1Pmx Wrong".
Matinees -Mon., Wed.,. and Sat- 3.p.rn.
Mr. Albert Heideman of town. and
Mr. Passmore of Hensall, have re-
turned after spending some time
camping at Pike Bay.
Mr. and Mrs_ Henry Bender and
daughter and Miss Fran.cis Cartlidge
all of Listowell, were recent guests
at the home of Mrs. B. Pfile and Mr
and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe.
Miss Betty Leibold of Stratford,
accompanied by Mrs_ Frank Wickie
and son Byron" spent the past week
at the former's home, Mr. and Mrs.
— Wm. Leibold, Babylon Line.
FALL FAIR
Will be held on September 19th
Evangelical Lutheran Church and 20th. ' Those wishing Prize Lists
may obtain same from the Secy., of
the Women's Institutes at Zurich,
"A C6wnt.Ius Christ for a C�="
Bayfield, Hensall or Brncefield. •
Friday, Rh:—Luer League-
:
Saturday—Choir.
SUNDAY SERVICES 10. a. Season is. Progressing ,
GODERICH The Canadian National Exhibition
m.—German Seers -
11.15 a.m.—Sunday at Toronto evened their gates on
%iT. Friday of • last weekee Next. Tuesday
7.x.0 p.m. Eaglials Service EEverybody Welcome to morning thousands of children and
'�"mQ+• students will go back to school, the
E. TUERK 4 M Poster. summer is slipping away, and is prac-
-- r----- tically gone and the fall fairs will
' soon be the chief attraction. The
National Exhibition featured the wo-
men's ten mile marathon swim on
Friday, the opening day, this was
' won by Ruth Tower Comm, of Tor-
. onto. An unusual list of attraction:,
are being featured this year.
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Hensall Wins Pennant
By a score of 3-1 Hensall defeat-
ed Hespler last Wednesday in the
play-off baseball game played at
Preston. This gives Hensall the in-
tereounty intermediate "B" champ-
ionship. Hensall defeated Hespler
in the first game E6--1 and last the
second at Hensall 7-4, which caused
the ploy -off game resulting in a vic-
tory for Hensall. Continuing on in
the play-off games l lane 11 ,:'..-.: c �l or
Saturday with Sarnia, which game
they lost to the Sarnia Red Sex by
the score of 12-3. Tile Sarnia slug --
ST. PETER'S
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STANDARD ANTTH A.CfTE
- We are unloading a limited ciantit3
Of
.CANADIAN PETRO/MU/it COKE
Get your winter supply • in now while
it is avai'.Ia itre..
Sonet Solvay Coke:.
Pocahontas and. Mlles Greek
Always an hand.
AGRICULTURAL TILE and l R CII. e,(,r:c batted •^I:1.. Henan:,tit Irl :r.
"Highest CASH prise paid far Il ;wry son for four runs in the first frame and
a Graded Basis. pounded in five and three runs r: -
spectively in the seventh and eigth.
Hensall, though smart as as ball tears
could not seem to get warmed up.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Phone No. 18 11EE11TSAEJL DIST.
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PLOW DEEP WlIILE SLUGGARDS ' SLEEP
iMMED.I.ei.'1.i 1 Y AFTER HARVEST
Look up your oid Gana, Mass, (any maim), bring us an old point
and we will get new paints for ytiu. If its an old Masaey-Harris
made since 1.&47„ we" meg be able to get points if not on hand.
Would be pleases/ tzs a idenzc nstration, with any fanner to' try
out a new disc goats best ,near l ixsce 'laza destroy weeds after barvest.
Have on hand for quick sale n: teptss'sessed MAL Fertilizer drill,
also a slightly used Ceditsisntt 1+ xtilizer Drill at a ssserifiee. AIso
used cultivators. Order wide cultivator points and bean &reins
early and save express (charges. .j.
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ROW ABOUT 1 FLOW TIVAL.
TIR:ES,, RA>G')G.teRl S, AT'REDUCER rRICE3m
"A DOUAI SAVED 'IS A DOLSAR MARE'
Tel. Shop I' 49 Oit.KLOPP.i SONS. Rea. 6Z
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Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT.
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Aug . 31, Sep. 1, 2.
"BELOW THE SEA"
with "Fay Wray" of "Ann Carvers
Profession" and Ralph Belamy"
Several underwater scenes were.
made by Prof. Zimmerman and his
party. Prof. Zimmerman will be
remembered by those who attended
the Canadian Chautauqua as the lec-
turer of "Under the Sea." •
Fascinating underwater scenes in.
technicoior and Giant Octopus fight-
ing with a diver for ,its big thrill.
"Harry Langdon" in "Tired Feet" all
star comedy "His Vacation".
Io advanced prices
Mon., Tues., Wed., Sep. 4, 5, 6th:
JACK HOLT, in
"MAN AGAINST WOMAN"
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hur., Fri., Sat., Sep. 7. 8, and 9th.
AN HARLOW & CLARK GABLE
In
"HOLD YOUR MAN"
Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Picture
IN MEMORIAM
Surerus--In loving memory of a
dear Husband and Father, who pas-
sed away one year ago, September
third, 1933.
Our Husband and father is sleeping
so free from all'pain.
Oh, wake him not, sweet spirit, to
suffer again.
He slumbers so soundly, Oh, let 'him
•sleep' on;
His sickness is ended, his troubles are
gone.
Just think how he suffered and moan-
ed with paid.
In the long night hours we soothed
hint in vain;
Till God in his mercy sent clown from
above
An Angel that whispered a message
of love.
Sadly missed, by Wife, Daughter
and Sons.
In Police Court
As a result of a rumpus at Grand
Bend at the week -end 3,•le1(ualr Gra-
velle last Monday faced a cuirge of
attempting to assault Bert Holt, of
the same village. He was ; uund
,1•pilty, placed on suspended sentences
and bouad cases to lk_'arp
In traffic court, Goderich, Charles
George, London, was fined y10 and
costs for .allowing another to drive
his car" without an operator's permit
;'rest birititi' 1'0791:e tshire, ids girl
friend whom he was teaching iso (hive
when an accident occurred, was as-
sessed .10 all
without a permit. •
Harry Procter of Goderieh, mid
Logue ell ala ee, Ji I'ly':• , .•.
1.
o ckle ss dri .hig charges, til • 1'- e r
tons accident near I)rysdale ,t was
stated 1.1 1:11 :1 blowout dila, Prestos's
11 1 a..1 'Cw igith
e•
hey ditch bodily damaged. I,ar6
tl. 1.'11. }'..'4.(1
...ir was thrown through the wird
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shield and cut about the aryls and
head. The cases were acijiMrned to
ecure snore a itne ries.
As a result of disclosures of short-
ages in county funds, variously esti-
mated at between 32,400 and 38•-
00, Gordon- Young, treasurer of the
County of Huron for the past six
years, was arrested by Provincial po-
lice. The alleged shortages cover th1e
period of 1932 and the first five
months of 1933. Chartered account
ants conducting the audit, ordered at
the June Session, have not delved
further. Mr. Young is charged with
1—the theft of $2,400. 2—Destruc-
tion and mutilation of the county's
books and records. 3 --Failure to
account for certain of the county's
moneys. Since that time the two
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A-7,1.11 ti..d" o heels ar
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Mr. T. L. Warm of Toronto, was
a week -end visitor in town.
Mr. Morris Weber was to Goderich
on Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rau, of
Detroit, were week -end visitors with
the former's parents in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Schwalm of Seb-
waing, Mich., spent a few days at
the home of Miss Anna Hess.
• Miss Stella. Callfas and friend of
Kitchener, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merner.
Messrs. Daniel and Conrad Thiel,
of Kitchener, were recent visitors
with friends here.
Hay Council will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday, Sept-
ember 5th in the afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Christ Heist of Cre-
diton, and Miss Gertrude Hoist of
Goderich, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hess.
Miss Ethel Williams attended the
!big World's Fair at Chicago during
the past week, and enjoyed the most
gorgeous sights wonderfully.
Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas of
the Town Line, and Miss Meda Sur-
erus of Toronto, spent a most pleas-
ant ten day's camping at Grand
Bend.
Next Monday, September 4th is
a National Holiday, known as Labor
Day, when all places of business in
town will be closed, and the public is
'called upon to observe a holiday.
Rev. and. Mrs. Lloyd Schiefle and
'two daughters of Detroit, who spent
their holidays at the home of Mrs.
Schiefie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gellman, have returned to their
home in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver of Lon-
don and Mr. and 1VIrs. O'Neil and
family of Hamilton, , and Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Cornish of Exeter,
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Weber,
Mr. and Mrs. Ev. Hoist wish to
express their sincere thanks to all,
those who assisted on the occasion of
the recent fire which destroyed their
home and bakeshop. They are also
very grateful to those who have and
are still assisting in cleaning4 up the
debris preparatory to rebu•i,dhas.
Mr. Newell Geiger spent a few
days camping at Grand Berid, resting
up after his accident from falling off
the roof while trying to prosect the
home from fire last Monday evening.
In falling, Newell landed on his feet
and the jolt was just a little too
heavy for good, and so Newell had
to rest up a bit.
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HYMENIAL
On Tuesday, August 21:Cs. at nine
seat'+, a. lily at, St. £
ehc:irch, before a chancel, rich with
sari -coloured gladioli, au.l i-itll the
Rev. E. Tuerkheim, pastor rid fath-
er of the bride, officiating, Charlotte
Elizabeth Tuerkheim became the wife
of Edwin Gascho, younger son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gascho of Zur-
ich. The bride entered the church
on the arm of her father, attended
by Miss Geraldine Surerus, niece of
the groom. The latter was ably sup-
ported by Mr. John Tuerkheim, bro-
ther of the bride. Mrs. Harry Hess
presided at the organ. The bride
was charming in a long beige lace
dress over satin, with brown hat and
shoes to match. The bridesmaid, was
dressed in dark brown crepe with
appropriate accessories. Immediat-
ely after the 'Ceremony, bride and
groom left on a motor trip to Mus-
koka. The Herald joins the• ina,�
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