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ZURICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 24 1947
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CARD OF THANKS
Mr. and Mrs. Kuno Harcnian wish
to greatly thank their friends and
neighbours for their a-ssistance and
sympathy shown. during their re-
cent sad bearevement.
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CARD OF THANKS
We take this opportunity of great-
ly thanking all our neighbours and
friends who so kindly assisted during
our recent sad bereavement. Special
mention to Rev. E. Heimrich, the
choir, pallbearers and those that
loaned their cars, and all that assist-
ed in any way.
Mrs. Louis ,Schilbe and Family.
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yet we do our best to purchase our supplies from
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GRAND BEND
Presents for your Enjoyment
The following Attractions:
Wed., Thurs., Friday, Sat.
July 23, 24, 25, 26.
"THE JOLSON STORY"
In Techiocolor
—,Starring—
Larry Parks—Evelyn Keyes
A truly great picture—One you can't
afford to miss—or see again, with
Big House Blues •Cartoon
Mon., Tues. July 28, 29
"LOVE AND LEANT"
---Starring—
Jack Carson_Martha Vickers
With Sterling Holloway ,Comedy and
• Additional Short Subject
Wed., Thurs., July 30, 31 )
"N ORA PRENTISS"
—Starring—
Ann Sheridan — Kent Smith
(Adult Entertainment)
with
Hush My Mouse Cartoon
PRINCESS IS ENGAGED
Tlit announcement of the engage-
ment of Her Royal Highness Princess
Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mount
batten, RN, has met with general ap-
proval a nd satisfaction trroughout
the British Commonwealth of Nations
The most delightful aspect of the be-
trothal is that it grew naturally out
of mutual attraction and was not af-
fected by high policy or fancily pres-
sure. The people of the British nat-
ions have watched with great inter'
est the growth and development or
I'l ane; lazaibeth Yeao 1, y ye4"
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intensive education, to O. 'hes. •ox"the`
heavy responsibility which devolve
upon Queen Her fiance has all the
attributes of a romantic lover He is
tall, handsome, accomplished and .a
real man in every way..
rimer Visits and Visitors
Passed Exams
Congratulations go to Miss Pauline
Hess, who attended the School of
Commerce at Goderich and was suc-
cessful in passing all her subjects
with exceedingly high •marks. Her
many friends were pleased to hear
the fine report and wish her contin-
ued success.
Family Picnic
"An enjoyable family picnic was
hel't1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Rannie, Babylon line, last
Sunday, when a most lovely time is
reported by all present. Those from
a ,distance were: Mrs. A. Rose of Tor-
onto and her sister, Mrs. A. Kane of
Cha.tanuka, Tenn; also Mr. and Mrs.
Brace Rose of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Broderick, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs
Russell Broderick and Mr. and Mrs
Garfield Broderick, of Hensall.
Return from Trip Out West
•Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry. •Steinbach of town returned from
a few weeks' trip to the State of
North Dakota, where the former has
two brothers living. They were ac-
companied by the former's brother,
1Vlr. Daniel Steinbach, of South Bend
Ind., who has never before been in
the West. All report' a ,most enjoy-
able time, making the trip by rail,
oai the newer modern air conditioned
coaches, which snakes travelling a
pleasure. While in Dakota they vis-
ited many places of interest, were up
ii,t Manitoba, and also attended the
funeral of the late Frederick Deichert
Who was formerly from here, and
olio died in the Hospital at Detroit
kes, Dak., but was buried at Cav-
ier, N. D. They report the crops
toked very good, especially in the
avalier district, and they shall not
rget this lovely trip West.
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DUPLICATED FROM THE BROK-
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WE STOCK:
ALL SIZES AND SHAPES OF
SHELL AND METAL FRAMES.
FUL VU OR REGULAR.
A Gm HESS
Jeweler and Registered
Optician.
or Positive Identification
of the World's Finest
Anthracite ask for
BLUE COAL
Miller Creek Coal,,
Roe Farms Milling Co,
Vitimized Feeds
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hens
New Manager Banker
Of 26 Years' Experience
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'WE HAVE A GOOD RANGE Of MEN'S WEAR SUITABLE
FOR SUMMER TROUSERS, :SWEATERS, SPORT SHIRTS,
ETC., E`IT:C.
CHENILLE SPREADS IN ALL SHADES AT REDUCED
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES 'FOR
S1JMMER.
GROCERY SPECIALS
SPECIALS for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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DUTCH CLEANER. PER TIN ......... ....1i3c
AYLMER VEG. SOU •'', PER TIN
PRICES.
10c
CLUB HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER, 16 -oz. JAR • ...38c
49c
RIDEAU' HALL COFFEE, 'TIN OR JAR
CORN FLAKES, 3 PKGS 8 -oz. ..... ..... • .. - • • • 27c
2 PKGS 12 -ox 27c
1 LB TIN FOR - 29c
HALF,,LB TIN FOR
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EVER' WEEK
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C. H. THIEL Zurich
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ill Reside in Hollan
The marriage took place in Deer
Bark United Church, Toronto, of
Miss Eleanor Irwin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur B. Irwin, Toronto,
to Dr. Frederick William Hess, of
Zurich, younger son of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew F. Hess, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Douglas E. Brad-
ford. The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an -ivory slipper
satin .gown, the three folds below the
waistline falling into a very full
graceful train, and carried a cascade
•of white roses. Jean Waters, the maid
of honor, and Elsie Prothroe and',
Eileen Smyth, bridesmaids, were
dres-ed alike in coraT faille crepe
with dl -op shouTders and tuTT skirts,
and carried matching • +b•ouquets of
blue carnations. Best man was Mr.
,Quiinby Hess. PauI Hess and Dr.
W. D. Smith ushered. At the recept
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OBITUARY
Late John Hartman Passes
A welt known and highly respect-
ed former resident of the commun-
ity in the person of John Hartman
passed this life in Hamilton after
two days illness. He was born on
the farm now owned by its son Kinn)
of the Goshen line, Hay Townsc!ip,
on December 1941801. He lived there
for 65 years when they moved to
:a . � Seaforth 21 years ago. He was hv-
img, with his son John in Hamilton at
the time of death. Surviving are six
sons, and one daughter; Bernard,
Thedford; Edwin, Goderich; Charlie
Sarnia; Kuno and Philip, Zurich;
John at Hamilton, and Agnes at Wal-
laceburg. Twenty-four grandchildren
arid three great grand children. The
Mr. body was brought to the old home-
stead, at the home of his son Kuno,
Familiarly known as "Mac",
1blclilcllern is a native of Stayner, where it rested till Monday morning,.
the
Ont., where he began his flanking
le to St. James Church. Seaforth,
career in 1921. His i>ankin exper- where Requiem High Mass was sung
care
fence has been gained entirelyatby Rev. Father Goetz with Rev. Fr.
in this province. Among
A. Lucien Deacon,Rev.ll. Laverty
points at which he served with the
bank, previous lou: to his appointment, sub -Deacon, Fr, L. Purcell, Master
lcintment, of ceremonies , Rei J, Huss eY in San-
O�hawal and rtuary. Sermon was delivered by Rev111 'l �)•�, 1 a1rC(11111taint it T" t'nt Win-
dsor, were Toronto, 1;. Laverty. A:: i,stant of Our Lady
Kingston. Muli,ciluentic he held i of Help Church, Wallaceburg. The
similar post: atWalkerville and at departed was a member of the Holy
Trenton, whence he come: here. Name Society and Le igue of Sacred
Married, and the father of tHeartd hie palllre'Virs were
Tl�li three
childyed, John Charles, 61:.I and
Farwell, Alex Donnelly, three
Mary Roberta, '8, Mr.'1Tcl�,che+rn t Louis,
has alavalys found time to take parts nephews, Ted Smith, John Smith and
in ,ociat and community ufFi!+l a+ hie f n Leander
�'rtmerm nleteryial took Seafoi t,hlnee
favourite sport is fishing. 1
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Licensed Embalmer and
Funeral Director
ADJUSTABLE HOSPITAL BED AND WHEEL CHAIR FOR
RENT.
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
• Day and Night Service.
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Bamaoa.aaaaaaaaamave as
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C. C. McEchern, accountant at'the'
Trenton .branch of the Bank of kion-
treal for the past eight years,
ha
beee Zur-
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ceedsGohdon G.
Sewell, who has been named manager
of the Bank's Fort Erie branch.
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