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ZURICH, THURSDAY NOVEMBER.14,1935.
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IN MEMORIAM
Wurm: Annie, IVL, Wurm. Infond
memory of our dear Sister 'who pas
sed away ten years, ago„ November
10th, 1925:
The world may change froni year t�
year,
And friends, from dny to ,day..
But never will the one we laved
From memory pass a.vraer
Loving Sisters infl, Brothers.
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New Governor-Ceneital
Our new Governor-General, Lord
•Tweedsrnuir, arrived Boa Canada on
Saturday last and all Canada, hasbid
Trim welcome. Flier to recently being
created a Peer, he was plain Sohn
Buchan, and won las way in the
world by his own elfhals... His writ- Pres., and Dr. G.
ings have made him knaiVITE the world forth, secy-treas.
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over, but this was roily part of hie:
many :accomplishments. He is
mer Member of Parliament for the
Scottish -Universities, Lord12Thgh C.
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missioner to the Church of Scotia
was a Palish Staff Officer in France,
and. .a Barrister of high repute.
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Huron Doctors Meet
A largely attended meeting of the
Huron Medical Association was held
at Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth
on Wednesday last, when rnore than
Mens and
Chester L. Smith, Pubbiehtest
S125 a year, U.S. $1,50 in 'ideal:on
p1.50 4N A RREARS, MAT sa sassappo
Purchases
anemia and
We have put in a ..Stock of
Good Choice Quali„ty,M6417:s
and Boys' Work Shoes,' mid
invite the public to come en
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25 doctors were in attenaanee. , and we can rit
delivered PUT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S
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testing addresses were
by Dr. J. G. Gillam, of Toronto,
WOIVIEN'S RUBBERS, ME-Ii/ci.
who spoke on acute abdominal emer-
HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC,
gencies; Dr. Oakes of Clinton, on
gangrene, and Dr. Appleyard on per-
GARFILED BROWNy.
nicious treatment. Inthe
election of officers which followed, Victoria Street. zurich,
s - SHIP IN • REPAIRING ,
Dr. Stewart, Wingliant, was named WE GIVE EXPERT WOR*
President; Dr. Oakes, Clinton, Vice -
C. Sarrott, ea
g vie Show
THE. PREMIER. TALKIE SFIOW
AUSPICES OF VirOIVIEN'S INSTITUTE
PRESENTS THE FINEST
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ALL 'TALKING PICTURES
EVER MROUGHT TO TOWN
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TUESPAY„, its,10V. 19t12,, at 8,1
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WIth Vie!e're MeLanleo..„.„ Labs :Wilson . and a cast of Tweeitar
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?Orl'i-afeCte Italrtcg4340,0 .
"Under the 'Cock-eyed Moon"
A. hilarious two -reel comedy
IVIUSID-NL NOVELTIES
SPR. FOSTER. MOTHER MELODIES
a delightful story of the Yon Will enjoy this heauttful
South, picture
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AESOP (CARTOON
FABLE; "ME IMeUNTED !SHI.te COMEDY
The very la.test somid OD. „film ea-du:neut size screen—
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Children 1.5c
Adults 25c, Relief tax 5c, 30c.
Is Near
',.Sattonaay,. theinSt :day 4.of 'Our
Big Unioading-
Bile and; We itave .added :some Inew Specials for
the list -days-- We are very. sornr,that .we werenot
able to give yell Letter seriice.the first .feitir days
of our Safe. As 433,Ke erEd not:expect, to get as7hig
crowds as timled,ont,, but come again, the last day
and we will do) zerr ;utmost 4:to :same you, Thank
'foul ,
Pead Naptba Snap„101Bars . - 33r
Quick Quaker Oats„ large at .
Old Dutch Cleanser, Tin (9e
Goldm Copm,„ .2.4tins
Cowan's Coma, 1-112. ... .
Early Breakfast Coffee, lb., .. ... . 29c
Chipso, large pkg. 2.0.c
Prunes, new large„ 2 lbs. - • . 23c
Raisins with seeds„ 2 lbs. . 25c
Raisins, seedless„ 2 lbs.' .--_--____________25c
Chickert Haddie, 2 for 25c
Corned Beef„,' tins "for _25 c
Ready: Cut IVIacrraii, . . --.....5c
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Highest Pikes for eggs.
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Your Patronage S
SEAFORTH REEVE
Reeve W. W. Crosoer, of
died -on Tuesday of last week at41.,0
home of Thos. Rands at SeafOttlNi)1.
his 67th year., having been]:,f,
some weeks. Mr. Crozier, caMeg,ta
Seaforth about 1 years apH41diP
Woodstock and purchased TilltP's
blacksmith shop, carrying,',eritthp.
'4% 'a
-Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Iless and sons
motored to London on Monday.
Mrs. • J. Routlecige spent a few
days with her , daughter, Mrs. L.
Birk at Geelph.
Mr. Cal.] Burn of Toronto, was a
week -end visitor -with his parents
here.
Mrs. C. Eilber who has been visit-
ing relatives and friends at Seaforth
and Hensall, has returned home.
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Mr. Hilton .Truemner
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pA.ss- pleraicnh, last ,:,week and acted as Jury -
Con., aye a ended the jury -at God-
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business until two .years agO. st
summer he purchased a gas s
which he operated for a. seert.
Since then he had been suq
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Mr. and -Mrs. Ed. Grub and fait -
hr y Detr6it, were Week -end visitors !less, T
at the lieme of Mr. and Mrs. John
SAVE THE PikCES
Broken Spectacle Lenses
Accurately Duplicated in 24
Hours. Any shape and Size.
he Jeweller
'blue coolie'
More Heat—Less 14..tterntiots
The color guarantees the
quality
Servet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek and
Rosedale
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
Brenner. Highest cash prices paid
Mr. and Ms. Wm. F. Braun and
of VOrest were week -end vis-
itors at the home of Mr. William
Lamont.'
- Misses Catherine and Mary Mer-
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ner of Elmira; were week -end visitors
from a heart condition.. Was be ,,_ r at the home of their parents. Ai.. ,and
Krs. J. W, Merner.
Delhi, and leaves two daughtii .:". 1', :..„,_. ,..,... :
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brothers and two sisters, •Mise li4e4," 'Wilhelm of eeilvertore
C. E. Zurbrigg, R. 0.
Phone 74 Zurich
Eggs on a graded basis.
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Phone 10 HENSALL
al was largely attended, ;Land; ere.Mre Ross of Brueeteld,
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place from the Rands hpreeCaT,..i.ir.., on• Arim454e1-... the home of Mr. and •
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ed. Interment in Bookton Ocn.
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Wyndham 4 twp. . : I
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STEP'HEN .
.Arre th, one day last Week
%Mrs N.
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i,,Siattieele:gii,e.te*iss Clara W
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on in the city returned
Luther League News
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4A_,..b tile meeting of St. Peter's Lut- •
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The Council of thotTowneh9 of
Stephen met in .the Tow Hall,- Cred
iton, on. Monday, the 4th of Novem-
ber /4935 at 1 p.m. All members. We-
re present. The minutes of ,the pre-
vious meeting were read and. .edopt-
ed.
',Lotion, that the Bond a the Tax:
Collector, F. W. Morlock foe: *2600
issued by the Dominion or Canada
General Insurance Company be ac-
cepted.and that the Cleee. file the
1same with tee Clerk of the ,Pace.
The following correspondence. was
read and disposed off:
1. Letter from Ocean Aecident
& Guarantee Corporation, Ltd., re
Public Liability, and Property Dam-
age Insurance.
2. Letter from The Athletic Field
Committee asking for a sight of $15
for the repair of -roof /door of
dressing room at the sktatiing
carried.
3. Letter from Dcputy Mi'nister
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At the meeting of St. Peter's Jr.
Luther League last Friday evening,
the Pastor, ReT L Turkheim gave
a very inspiring' talk on the subject,
"Az diet at Worms." At this meet-
ing three new members were admit-
ted to the League. The topic for
this week is "Luther's Boyhood." The
Senior Luther League: at its meeting
this Friday evening will discuss the
topic "getting Along' With, Ourselves
and Others." You are invited!
Zurich junior Institute
of Health and Hospitals ass to tools
Hartman. Filed,
4. Provincial Auditor's %report on
his audit of the Road Exiienditures
in the Township of Stephe for the
year 1934. Filed.
• Motion, that a by-law be passed to
authorize the Reeve and 4. le.rk
to
of the
The 'November meeting of the
Zurich Junior Institute was neld
in
the Town Hall, Zbrich. The meeting
was presided over by the president,
which opened with the singing of the
Inititiite Ode, followed by the Lord's
:Prayer. 'After the business was dis-
cussed the roll call was answered
with "Why I am an Institute Mem-
ber." The topic "The Dutier of a
Farm Woman" .was very ably taken
by Edna Mae Corbett, • followed by
a contest first prize being won by
Grace Gelinas, Miss Ruby Caren -Ian
'gave a very interesting demonstrati-
on on how to fold a table napkin
when serving soup which was enjoy-
ed by everyone present. The
sign an agreement on belie
meet-
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SUITS OND OVERCOATS!
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• These are all new Smart Patterns and Mader- r,..
• ately Priced!
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: FINEST LOT OF MADE TO MEASURE :.
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• SAMPLES EVER SHOWN
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4' 0,
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Township of Stephen for.tc purch- , ing closed with the singing of the
ase of 1000 cords or nologral; .Maple L'eaf and the _girls joined the
from, Evelyn M. Huston et 'ALI at 40c boys for the joint meeting.
a cord during a period of „thiee.. years
IVIotien, that the followingOccounts
and Orders be passed:
"W J: Stanlake id 2' $4; ,`White,
id 3 2.53; L. I-1111 rd 4 2.404; I.Smith
id 6$5; A. Regier rd 9 90.34; P.
-:Regier rd. 1.0 18.90;ditto 76.83:J.
McKeever rd 11 36.493 M. 0. Sweit.-
zer rd 16 19.95; J. Morrissey rd 22
11.00; Geo. Eilber Supt. 95.56; ditto
15275; J. XlMempl. rd 27 8,739; Gee.
Eilber, Supt for Oct. 55,50 eE.
,er, r1 -25 320.40; 1ittograyel
J. Zilex gravel 52.75; I), tel'heifie
3.35; J. Campbell ' P. EiSen-
bad) rd 26 6 ; Pay sliect 4re 'Ails -
ton's ret 552.31; P. 'Mallard rd .16,
. OBITUARY
Late Mrs.. Hoffman.
A very sudden and: unexpected
death occurred hi Zurich on Saturday
morning, when Mrs. Theresia Hoff-
man, relict of the .1a.te Miehael Hoff-
-man passed away very suddenly. In
the morning she arose as usual, and
while she was' going, abet -tit -nee work
she was overtaken and fell over and
medical aid was at once called. but
she passed peacefully away with
practically no pain. Mrs. 1-Toffman
was_ of a very nice type of citizep.
nice' and obliging and bee many fri-
7 non -
Trees. of Ontario, amusement taxIthq and 6 days, '1 -ler husband the,
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tickets
Rioiyo.t1H2o;lt lidost20 ..:,4:). I , ends. Her agwas 74years,
Mate
1500
Stamped envclopes 51.38; Dorn. of
Ca -n. General Ins. e,,.'r6,-Aloctot's
IBTind 13.75; Can. Bank 0P 430mmerce
1 eaqhire, road cheques 1.25'4 Treas.
1Athletic Field, grant 16.901., t C ent.
I tingee, acct os iiiilk itee.toe 18.85. i Wes, Leyes, Kitchener; Mr i e ,
The Council adjoUrm il co 411\4.eet a-', Cupier, Sask.; and Mrs. Mclarguery,
gamoinndi!,iy,thteheT.Ogdn Ildalrii,,iel,.retictru,beorn., oonf cmh:nthd:vtn,m,Trnhiengfutnoetrhael wsta.snhoenlid.
at 1 p.m. !face R. C. Church and cemetery, -Rev 1
, 41, lienbart, ,K, Bilber, ...wp., uicrit„, ,
,,,,, -. . Father, L, 'rowel, officiating, .... I
late. Michael Hoffman passe ,
about two years ago, but she kept CM
Staying in her home in town. Surv-
iving are One son, Mt, Simon Hoff-
man, of the Goshen Line, Hay; Four
danghters Mrs. .McCann, Stephen;
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WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE,
OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER,
GOODS, IN ALL THE STAPLE LINES
Such as Wool and Flannelette Blankets, Flamitel-
ettes, Wrapperettes, in New Patterns, Men's
Warnen's and Children's Winter Underwear,
Sweaters, Sweater Coats, Caps, Mitts, Socks anaci
Stockings, Etc., Eft.
Men's and Boy's Heavy Rubbers, Men's Rubber.
Boots, Harness Repairs, Etc., Etc.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCifi A N T
PHONE11 -97' SLAKE
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