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ZURICH. THURSDAY NO
• JUNE 13, 1935.
Chester L. Snii k Pub
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vaso l NARREARS,42 MAY ,lis ata sso
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and read the 1oca:
Paper
Argument .is
An argument r e:Cw Ex -Reeve
Albert . Goldthorpe, of C'olbiirne Tp.,
and Rev. D. J. ]Kah"0„ og Knox Pres-
bres an chur h, • to the relative
abrlity to "hake ie" of bad- 'Pg
fa its ' and ' a. miniataa vvho "works
once a week," resulted in an
'in.''a_- n to sawing—her on Wednesday
To de' 3e who keitilit had the better
Stayingpowe ,' k
• Court House Pa>dlcr;
were being. cut cto'wr spa as
$leaned, i33id Aida fib fret With a will,
'sawing•' .nd chapping at a great rate
After•- . w minuten',,,otm-
lookers statNtthe an had it
over. A.Piitira4. a. tent', Hie latter
.admitted •w feat and =asked. from
.the scent. He is probably resting up
as he •has not been seenfixe towns
:since.—Goderich: Sign.
Demonstrates Spinning
•.At, the big Women's Institute corx-
verition, field at Seaforth • last Tues'-
dav June 4th, a demonstration :of
;spinning on an old fashioned "spinn-
ing wheel arid Neel by MTs. Caroline
Oesch of Blake; proved of interest:
Mrs. Oesch is 75 years of age and
came to. Canada. from Germany : at
the age' of 27. ` Her spinnirigwheel..
a neat, portable one; she br+oug;eiteat
uk t• a trunk Irma Il'essen, Germany,
Kith her. She had been raised.• on
a farm where they had their own
wool and flax and the youngpeople
assembled in. the evenings and had
spinning bees:—They made all their
own clothing and also linen . bags
and everything cloth. One girl I knew
had thirty-six shirt waists and anoth-
er had 52; Mrs_ Oesch remarked.
Children Find Homes
H. T. Edwards, Supt., of the Hur-
, on county Children."s Aid' Society, re
Do OU Nee, : Glasses?
ports that as the result of the xe-
cent appear nine wards of the Soci-
ety have gone out to foster homes
and it is expected that in a majority
of the cases ,legal adoption will fol-
low. There are still 8 children in. the
Stop and 'Think haw important it is
that you wear correct glasses --cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E ZURRRICG,. R. 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STOKE
Every Tuesday at EIEDUCH
At Dashwood, Saturday, :at Wiles
Stogy
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PETER. t. _
vangelcai i Church
:r.. ZURIFIF)i -QNT.
'A Changeless Christ far sr Chang-
ing
g-
ing l orld:" i
r} day, 8h -Luther Lingua.
:''Saturday Ohoir leve.
!SUNDAY SERVICES
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?.10 a. m. -German Service..
TI.115 a.m.—Suuddgl8 eL
7.36 p.m.—English service. `•
1.—.Everybody Welca'mk:;to an Services.
E. TUERICHEIM, Pastor.
Shoe Repairs
I wish to advise the' Public
am in a position to •do -all kir
shoe repairing, and solicit y0U
Manage; -'..Give us a trial for'
workmanship.
GARFIELD BROWN,;.
Victoria Street. • . Zarich
CR B':
Open .House
SATURDAY, JUNE 1Stt
8 p.m. to 12 p.m.
Haist's Bakery cordially .invite Manu
and . Your Family and Friends' 5 a
Gala Open House P_ artv,,
In our Modern Bake Shop, where
make the most delicious baked t1 gs
for miles around:
Free Doughnuts and- Cog'
MUSIC. AND PLENTY OF FJ
FOR EVERYONE
Fuel Prices are ,down. Put;
your winter supply; now.
:Coal is at the lowest price
,this Season_ -
-Mins Anna : Overholt is spending
the week at London.
• Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rau of Detroit
spent a few days with the former'ss
parents in town. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Farwell and
Tittle daughter Helene spent the we-
ek -end at Kitchener.
Mrs. Roy Pask of Clawson, Mach.,
has returned, home after attending
the funeral of her father, the late
Mr. William Bassow last week.
Mx. and Mrs. A. G. Edighoffer and
son. Grant are this week moving to
Grand Bend where Mr. Edighoffer
will work at the barber trade as in
former summer seasons.
Mrs. John Mitchell of Hensall,
spent a few days last week with beta
sister, Mrs. C. Eilber who has not
Watch for our Open House specials .been enjoying her usual good health
Shelter, and three of there boys of in various lines we carry, displi'cd but as improved.
6, 8 and 9 years., are avertable for in our Window. *;,,; :. The advertised game of ball be -
adoption and , await application- of.,, tween Zurich and Seaforth last Wed
suitable foster parents. I-14IS'I''S BAKERY ;' , nesday eve was postponed on account
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ZURICH, • - Phone 00 of rain, Next Monday evening Mit-
chell is scheduled to play ' at Zurich.
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Goderich° Newspaper. Sold
The 85 year ,old Goderich. Star, in-
dependent Conservative weekly, has
been sold to Messrs . Wilkes and
Stewart, of Midland, who will take
it over shortly. During the newspap-
er's long and varied career it has had
many editor publishers, the last be-
ing the late Walter Naftel, who died
about 'a year,ago; The business has
8iia;.meinEdd t:
Stewart' up until recently published
the .:Midland Free Press, which they
soi4 `to''Messrs Cranston, Taronto.
Tenth Anniversary
Monday June 10, marked ..the first
deciid of chnrch,> union iii Canada.
Oii'•June t.0, 1925,, the United Ch-
urcb',bf 'Canada`.'`.' was inaugurated.
Writing of 'the teiY years that have
passed; Principal E. H. Oliver. of
Saalratooxi .says that the United Ch-
urch's''fir!St'•achievement is its surv-
fust. =Considering the vastnesss of the
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WE- SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
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Specstor Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Royal Y wee,, la. tin :Special .._...3,c
Hillcrest SS1 ;artr.ninng,, 2 -lbs..
Kellogg Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs.
Golden Bantam Corm 2 tins ...
Tomatoes huge this„, 2 tar .._.. ....... ...._ 19c
Maple Leaf, , large lin ---..33c.
Royal.York,Tic i,, alf
2:c, ..
J61Iy Powder. „ flaNeRSI lea ala c
23c
25c
Children7s Rtnsv . _ . .. ---.:... .:--....:..,. ._..; . 7c
Chikkeir s: Ettesses 2 to 6 yrs 95c
Boys Oliver Twist Suits, 79c and 95c
Children s lint16c ... __ ., a 9e to 25c
Highest Pill Eger:°
venture of union, this may, be;t
as a _distinct achievement. Then
the United Church has -grown ix,•
ity and fellowship, and its mei#
ship has increased from 600,52'
687,973. Since theneral '
t
642home missionan , havea
emerged, or. re-arr.. ; 460., -
come up to ,self -ca as151:
.1i eon io a i•'1W, 1, i t "''N
Messrs, John Moritz .: of Cavalier,
11. 1. Dak., and'- Mr. Isaac Moritz of
0, the State of 'Minnesota are renewing
i- old acquaintences and friends in the
village this week.
Mr. and; Mrs. William. Pfile of Ann
n Arbor, Mich., spent the week -end at
e the home of tMxs, Lydia Pfile, They
;':!''ex mow; . business trip to the At -
UNUSED OLD
JEWELRY
Becomes Valuable Prec-
ious Metal when sold to
us for Old Gold. You get
the highest prices at
C o 'A .,
IS TP1 HIGHEST GRADE
COAL MINED
The color guarantees she ay
have all sizes. Also: • Coeiat
vay Coke. Miller Creek and
hontas Briquets •Tile and
398 have. been accepted which were
formerly` self-supporting.,, mainly in
the driedout areas, and '291 anew-
fields have been opened:/ his makes
a desorease of 605 ho g iris io . - 1
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Steinbach,
Mr. Simpson '• Geiger and daughter,
and Mr. Edward Geiger, air of Cav-
alier,
awalier, N. Dakota, are visiting friends
here They made the trip down by
auto:
STEP,H : 1•COUNCIL .•),.«:.,Childr"en s Day
The .Council ,of the ,Township of "c'- ..a,, n's :bay Will 'be observed in
• Stephen met in the town. Hall, Cred „ e. Evangelical °Chill', Zobie r •next
,iton, on Monday', ,the' 27th day of: June T6th, The Pastor,
May 1935 at 2 pan. afterthe Court? S'u'dsy°,•
of Revision at which a number of . .ev, E. Burn will preach a sermon
appeals were disposed of: All memb• rfa, the, young, people at 10 a.m.' and
ers were present. The minutes of'the a good programme of real merit will
previous meeting were read and ad -1 be xenslered in the evening at 7.30.
All welcome.
opted. Motion, that the printing of
the 1935 Voters' List of the Town-
ship be awarded to the Exeter Times
Decoration and Memorial Services
will be held on the Cemetery Gro -
Advocate at their former tender. (.et unds at St. Peter's Lutheran Cemet-
ters were read from the CIerk of the ery at Zurich, On Sunday afternoon
Town of Forest with regard to relive June 16th at 3 o'clock. t. lane pro -
supplied to the Burley familyand gram has been arranged and there
from theClerk of the Township of will be two outside speakers on the
W. Williams as to relief supplied to !program. An address in English will
David Dingman. Ordered filed and I be given by Rev. H. R. Mosig, of
no action taken towards payment. New Hamburg; and anaddress in the
Account of the Tp of Hay for $14.23 1 German language by Rev. G. 0.
paid for J. Haagritt and family was ( Juettner, of Winnipeg. The Zurich
'ordered paid. Motion that the follow- Band will be in attendance and the
ing orders be passed: public are invited to be present.
I. Tetreau rd 14 6.50; J. Mirrissey
rd 22 2.00; G. Eilber., Supt. salary,
21.90; S. Morrissey rd 13 3.30.
'Trees. Ont. tickets 19.72; Hh*rlre x11-
Hay kinson wedding at the home of Mr.
ectric, acct 6.79; Treas. Tp.
relief 14.23. •
and Mrs. Alfred E. Moritz at Guelph
on Saturday, when Miss Florence,
Council adjourned to meet again
in the Town Hall. Crediton, on Sat-, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz
•urday, June •lst for hearing 01 ap- was un'tpd in werldlock to Nr.' izrn-
31P511^. lh•;rl over et the first meeting, neth Atkinson of Toronto, and Whose
rof the Court of Revision as well. as parents live aiso in txueipn. `We join
ess. I the many Zurich friends• in extend -
the irransactiora of general busin
A special meeting of the Council of ing congratulations!
Stephen was held in the town hall, - Zurich Junior Institute Saturday:eve., June 1st at 8 pan.
All members were pxesent..The min The Zurich' Junior 'Institulte ,held
•rites of: the ,previous . meeting were : their monthly' meeting in the Town
-react and adopted. It was, decided to Hall, Zurich on Wednesday 'eve.,
ask for tenders to haul gravel on June 5.. The meeting was opened by
:several divisions on the 10- a singing the Institute ode .and the
,112 13 eon's. ,up, to: Tuesday.:, the 11, Lord's 'prayer" in unison *fte. the
01 Jude. For more particulars 4ee , business part, . which• was dttcted
liot>ces,{posted up and advertised by the president, Irene MbbbnusSeali.the
i:. T,lig,ollowrig pay sheets were ox- nYobtn "`Self Love is' 'ao• 111 Priirciple•
de> pit tr,sid of Well and Truly .Directed." , was
al..-A3i11, > d 4, ? SO i, J• Y. Smith i d:.given by Edna Corbett. An address
rG?,GQ;.J Mc ;reovei rdi 1.1 4,00 C'1aas given by the'Ho*lol•'dre President
McGregor rd 19 13,60; H. V. 'Young Mrs. D. Ducharme, entitled "Follow
axle grease 's Days." The mcetiiig
1.8.0; J. Finkbieiner id 8 the Milky Wayy to Health." Mary
Coleman gave a poem which was cal-
led "home." Ademonstration on
how to make roses and chrysanthems
Municipal WorldWorldsupplies etc. 1i•2T was given by Margaret Mousscau.
Wm. Kleinstiver, inspector of hush A very interesting monologue was
lands 1.80; H. X. Eilber, pt. s>c7az y"' given by Joan Gelinas entitled "In
au clerk 150.00. r
The Council'•adjourned to nie<4, a- was losed Grandmothery singing thNational
Bain in the Tow,, rT 11. "n '1'i'a'''1"Y' Anthecm. The girls then'e joined the
the lith clay 'b June at 8 Par.- toys for the joint meeting. '
Iierbert K. Eilber, Clerk, .
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz, Miss Pearl
Wurtz; Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen
all of town, attended the Moritz -At -
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 • Zurich
W. R. L AVIDSON
CASH paid 'for, Eggs on a G+
Basis. ' r ,
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With: MEN'S CLOTHES
There new.Fabrics _picture clearly the
harmony of perfect dress
The new patterns made from British
woolens and tailored with the. free -
dont of' style, give you the easi. eeel-
See our Slilendid range pliced
REMEMBER . 44
All Suits
MADE TO MEASURE Ale
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W. IL 110
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Your Spring Bum
We are well supplied with a General Stock of
Staple Goods, consisting of Prints, Broadcloths,
Curtains, Curtain Materials, Boys and Girl.?
*Sununer Sweaters, Boys' Tweed Pan, Bloomers.
and Shirts, Men's Shirts and Pants.
Groceries, Hardware, Paints, Varnishes 'and
. Oils, Shoes, Rubber Boots, Harneis Repairst,
1 9 35 Garden Vegetables and Flower See&
Also root Seed and Sorgum.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL ft4E.ROHANT