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SPECIAL
CLINIC
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MONDAY, AUGUST 8th.
10 A. M. — 8 P. M.
Our Clinic Specialist — Mr. Hardman — will be
in attendance At ZURICH
AT THE MILT A. OESCH SHOE STORE
PHONE 82 OR 130
George Hardman
Skilled Technician
SAFE - FAST
SURE
When you make your ap-
pointment you will be able
to meet uor Clinic Consult-
ant, M. Hardman. He will
personally give you the ben-
efit of his many years of
successful help to thousands
of foot sufferers.
THERE IS NO
OBLIGATION
MAKE YOUR
APPOINTMENT NOW!
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Will indeed prove to you as it has to
thousands of men, women and child-
ren that it will give immediate foot
comfort.
Your first step in Miracle is so won-
derful you almost think you are walk-
ing on velvet. You'll be so pleased
with Miracle, you'll wish you'd got
acquainted with it long ago.. Then to
think that while you. walk, good
health is returning to your feet.
Miracle gives you comfort, exercise
and HEALTH.
Clinics also at Tillsonburg, Brantford,
Kitchener, St. Catharines, London,
Hamilton, Guelph, Littowel.
See Mr. Hardman for names
Addresses of Zurich District' People
Helped!
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Zurich Mennonite Church)
Pastor— Albert Martin
`SUNDAY SERVICES:
1.0:00 a.m. — Sunday School -
I1:00 a.m. — Worship Service
8:00 p.m. — Bible Meeting
WEDNESDAY, 8:30 p.m.
Prayer Fellowship '
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSHIP
WITH US
'You'll Enjoy Listening to—
TIE MENNONITE 110rUBla
'tospel Preaching — Inspirational
Singing.
:Sundays—CHML-900 ke. -7:30 a.m.
—WRVA - 1140 k.c.- 10.30 p.m.
'The Living Christ for a Dying
World."
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of Mr and Mrs
John Koch who passed away August
7th, 1903, and -mother, April 5, 1909.
It's only the Graves,
But they still needs care,
For the ones we loved are sleep there.
Some may forget while they are gone
But I shall remember no matter how
long.
--Mrs A. C. Meiclhager.
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BORN On July 30th, at the!
Farwell Nursing Home, Zurich, to,
Mr and Mrs Lennis Gingerich, Zurich,
a son, a brother for Edward.
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members of local and national funeral director's associations, can
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OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
SPECIAL WEEK -END FEATURES
Aylmer Tomato Catsup, 11 -oz. Bottle . ......... c
Clark's Beans with Pork, 31.5 -oz Tins 390
Garden Patch Peas,„ 3 1S -oz. Tins 39c
Doles Pineapple Juice, 2, 20 -oz Tins .290
CURED AND COLD MEATS AT LOW PRICES
MANY, MANY MORE ITEMS AT SPECIAL PRICES
1 Free Large Kist Ginger Ale with every $5.00 Order
Our changeover to a Superior Chain. Store has heen such a
success we are forced to enlarge! our grocery Department.
To make this possible we :&e e.,:tring of our Ladies' and
Children's Wear., Dry Goods, etc. •
COMMENCING AUGUST (ith and for the next two weeks
following, we offer these lines at pricks below cost. They
must go, os if you want some 'BANG UP BARG.AINS" We
have them. HURRY HURRY, for .first choice.
Phone 140 C. H. THIEL - Zurich
Phone 421
Single coptee 5 Cents.
Subscription in Canada, $2.00 &Y0dtit
Subscription U.S.A., Year $240.
On Motor Trip
Word has been received by Rev.
and Mrs. H. E Roppel of town that
+. their daughter and son-in-law Rev.
and Mrs, Ralph Waugh, of ,Brantford
with their family of four children,
are on a motor trip to the Canada
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West, and the last heard. from them
they were enjoying the way near
4 - Yellowstone Park U.SA. They will
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be gone for several weeks
DIES N DETROIT
William John Steinbach. passed
.away at Detroit on Thursday July
28th, 11955 at the age of 70 years.
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NO MA'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
VACATION
August 8th to 20th Inclusive
NORMA STEINBACH - Prop.
RAGS, RUGS and CARPEII.
On e New Modern Loom, Made WOrder — Seth 0. Axasam, Zurick
Ont. Phone 123.
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YOUR SPECTACLES
DO YOUR SPECTACLES NEED
REPAIRING OR ADJUSTING?
Why not bring there in and have
them, fitted comfortably.
BESIDES WE ARE IN A POSITION
to supply you with new Frames any
size, shape or color; your broken
Lenses replaced promptly and accur-
ately.
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:1,.. He was born near Zurich on rarm.
was engaged in plumbing. ire Is sur-
vived by his sorrowing widow, :nye
brothers and one sister Dau and
Hartman of Detroit; Fred and Adolph
.Of North Dakota,
now occupied by Alex. Masse, 14th
the farm to go to Detroit where he
Otoncesion. At the age of 18 he left
Henry ana Mrs. R. Spectacle
, centres.
low the rates charge
din 1 d in the larger
funeral was held on Saturday
fill it promptly with the newest in
Spectacle Ware at a price much be -
P. Stade (Laura) of Zurich.
Br.ing in the prescriptiorx we will
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Messiah Lutheran Church, of which
he was a member for 35 years_ In-
terment was at Forest Lawn Cemet-
ery, Detroit, Mich.
IF YOU NEED A NEW PAIR OF
Spectacles., Why not have your eyes
examined at
C. PASSMORE, R.O.
'2473 St., London.
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EXETER
Friday, Saturday
LYRIC THEATRE—
Friday, Saturday
July 29-‘0
Aug. 5-6
Conquest of Space
WALTER. BROOKE
ERIC FLEMING
A science -fiction melodrama m tech-
nicolor
Monday, Tuesday Aug. 8-9
The Command
GUY MADISON
JOAN WELDON •
In cinernascope, this melodrama of
an army doctor who takes command
of a post, is fine entertainment.
Wed., Thurs., Friday, Sat.
Aug. 10, .11, 12, 13
No Business Like Show
Business
DAN DAILEY
MARILYN MONROE
A musical Comedy in color and cin-
emaseope
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GRAND BEND
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
August 4, 5, fith.
Daddy Long -Legs
Cinemascope Technicolor
Fred Astaire Leslie Caron
Terry Moore
.A. delightful romantic comedy
all the fun of life in it.
Admission: Adults 76e, Children 25e
Sun., Mid., Mon., Tues., - Aug, 8-9
Prize of Gold
Richard
All out
Warm Holiday
About the .warmest .holiday, or any
other day, was Monday, Civic. Holi-
day, with the mercury climbing up to
the 95 mark, people were sweltering
in the heat caused by the blazing sun
most of the day. Those who spent
the few hours at the ball park in the
afternoon really got a good taming.
Going to the lake was little relief,
as usually the hot sun shining on the
-water makes a bad reflection which
causes sunburns, and gives little if
tally relief' for the heat. Bathers say
the water in Lake Huron is becoming
quite warm and- is losing ta1 cool
refresh.ing...feeling one usually _gets
after a 1.31_unge in the water. Really
weeks when chilly winds from the
north come seeping down from the
north, we will be wondering where
all this heat has disappearect to.
BEAUTY WEDS
1 .A pretty wedding took plate on the
!lawn of the home of H. N. Brandon, el
Bayfi.eld, when his daughter liaraara,
the beautiful bride preceded by her
attendants went down the front steps
and took her place beside t...:e groom
before an arch of cedars .decorateo
with flo-wers, The Rev. Peter Renner
of St. Andrew's United Church offic-
iated at the marriage of Barbara Joy,
daughter of Harold N. Branaon and
the late Mrs. Brandon and 'Wendell
E. Pitblado in a (lotthls-ring eerem-
ony. The bride had attendea Clin-
ton Dist. Collegiate Institute. She
was twice adjudged 'Miss Huron Co-
unty in beauty contests spensored
by Zurich Lions Club. Laq year she
won the title "The Niagara Grape
Queen," After a course in the Grey
School of Beauty, in London, -Barbara
took a position in Toronto last March.
Baseball News
As stated last week the last league
chedule game was last Friday night
in Zurich when the Auburn nine were
down and playd the loealwith t -result of the 7urich Lumberkings PRODUCE WANTED* ..'
es hy
.winning by the score of 8-4. This
winds up the games of the schedule
and the teams now go into the semi- doommagmmetwargieseassia.anntrk
finals. with Zurich and Dashwc,od on
the first round. Dashwood enjoys
being at. the top of the league and
may again go a considerable way in
the playoffs. Anyway they are not
unbeatable, and Zurich might just do
that in these playoffs, no one can
tell what will happen in .baseball, 'as
well as any sport.
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The Civic Holiday Game •
Monday afternoon, Civic Holiday,
witnessed one of the finest games on
the Zurich Diamond of the season,
when the Sarnia Royals were here
and tangled with the Lumberkings,
It sure was a tight pitchers* dual
with ,Sarnia using two hurlers as al-
so did the Zurich team. These boys
really took a beating in the hot sun
and played good ball ail the way. The
score being in favor of the vrsitors
3-2, and it was a -nice way of treating
the guests, a there was nothing at
stake just a friendly game and n way
of finding out the strength at each
other, and they were evenly matched.
Sarnia scared two runs about the
middle !of the game when the home„
team. seemed to get off balartee a /At
a",Xt a few misplays and bad p.xmos
Of the ball let the two runs trickle
in. However that is the way of this
Mr.
Passmore is regarded as an
Optometrist.
outstanding
A. G. H`ESS
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excitement, unsurpassed for
sustained suspense
Newsreel and Cartoon
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We are ever at your service with
obtainable of
. FRESH GROCERIES
All Fresh Vegetables, Fruits. in Season as well tw
Canned Fruits and Vegetables on hand
Candies Nuts - and Confectionery Duppty
GIVE US 'A CALL 1
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Wednesday, Thursday Aug. 10-11
The End of the Affair
(Adult Entertainment)
Deborah Kerr Van Johnson.
What she gave to him shehad given
to others, and could again.
"Mr. Magoow Cartoon
ENJOY CAMP LIFE •
More than 100 boys and girls are
registered at the Evangelicar
Church's Camp Inc:icon on thq shore
of Lake Huron near Dunlop, north.of
Goderich Enthusiastic campers take
partin the daily program. A staff of
12 is in charge under Camp Director
the Rev. Lorne A. 1)orsh, of 'Snivel. -
ton. The staff includes the Rev A.
Schlenker, St. Jacobs, waterfront sup,
ervisior; Mrs. Glen Wildgust, of Selby.
ingville. eamp mother and others, it
is a r;..„44,r for tIa pmf11, • ,mtereAmg game.
Phone 1.65
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Sust Arrived
MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOES
Just Arrived. — New Shipment, at Very Low
Prices
Also same Lines at Special Prices to Clear
Men's Summer Shirts, Underwear, Etc.
Good Supply of Fresh Groceries always on Handl
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