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Will be closed during the Summer
Months Wednesday Afternoon and
Evenings.
MRS. EDW. 'GA'SCRO, Prop.
AYS
THE LOWEST PRICES
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Sales Prove Salesmen Commissions to) pay.
No Finance Charges to Pay:
1937 Chev.. Coach, locally owned.
1936 Plymouth Sedan
1940 Dodge Sedan
1930 Ford Coach
1929 Ford Coach $135.00 re -finished
1929 Ford Coope $85.€0 _.
1936 Terraplaate Coach.
1927 Ford Coach, original upholstering ; like new
1934 V5 Truck with $85.00 License only 235.00
(2) Only 1941 New Dodges. These are the last
ones available before the 1942 models arrive.
DODGE SALE.S
Will' Pay Cash For Good Used
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WE ARE. ALWAYS AT YOUR
SERVICE WITH A GOOD SUPPLY
OF GENERAL IkhiER t.;H..A. DISE, GRO-
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:RO•CE , - E ,, ETC., AT LOWEST POS.
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NOTICE
TO WATER USERS '7.
We would ask all water users of
the Villags supply system to kindly
not use water for sprinkling lawns
or washing cars on Fridays and
Saturdays. Please give this coeoper-
ation.—By Order,
Zurich Police Trustees.
CAVALCADE AT HENSALL
goodly number of citizens attend-
ed the big Cavalcade at Hensel' last
Thursday morning at widen 36 floats
headed by the provincial pollee` car,
Reeve R. A. Sliaddick and Dr: A: R.
Campbell, the later chairman of the
Victory 'Loan campaign. the large
cavalcade was witnessed by hundreds
of interested spectators of awaits and
school children.
Presentation
Om Thursday afternoon wr_rte the
local Red Cross workers were engag-
ed in the town hall, the committee
prepared a long table decorated :by
boquets of peonies and roses, where
about fifty guests took their places in'
honor of the Misses Johnson whahad
done so much work for the society at
all times and who lett for their new
home in .Kitchener on Monday.' rhe
luncheon was very suitable for the
occasion, after they had partaken,
Mrs. O'Devyee ,read an ad :cess and
Mrs. -Geo. Farwell presented the
Sisters with a very 'lovely table Tamp
great., p pri yY g deetWa^ p�atolic are..,,in-
whaela was all a surprise, Mesa reran ed,.an
Matilde Jahn'een_ re died with• mar;,- ilt^ d to attend ''the sessions,
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Mr. and 11Irs. Wm. O'Brien were
Sunday visitors in London.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed.. ,Herford of near
Pigeon, Mich., were visitors with fri-
ends here last week.
The Crediton Evangelical . church
is holding their annual strawberry
social this Thursday evening,:
• Mrs. George Metcalf and daughter
Joan of London, spent the week -end
at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Hilton
Truernner.
Mk'. and Mrs. Abram Eckel and
their son of Plattsville'are visiting at
the hone of Mr. and. Mrs. Walter
Eckel of town.
• The riew teacher engaged 'by the
Zurich school board is Miss Norma
Paisley of the Stouffville district,and.
has had some experience in teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenoarci Prang were
week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Aulerich at DE.trait. T'-•elr
that point the party toured Northern
Michigan.
On July 1st there will be ..the an-
nual Sunday School gathering at tiie
local Mennonite church when a large
turnout is expected. Three session:
will be held, forenoon, afternoon and
evening. A- very interesting program -
thanks 'and expressed that it had
been a pleasure what they had done
or the society. "For they are jolly
Good Fellows" rang out by erevy one,
wishing them well in their new home
as they will be greatly missed in the
village. Hoping our loss will be Kit-
chener's gain. The address:
Zurich, June 19th, 1941
Dear .Hisses Johnson:—
It is with, 'a mingled sense of joy
and eoirow that we learn of your de
pr' lure to your new home in Kitch-
ener. We are happy however, because
we realize that you will be nearer
your" sietee. who no doubt is counting
the drys until you arrive, nese we ar-
e
feel a leeen loss, not only here in
the'' ilei. Cross rooms where you
have endeared ureel ee to us all
.ry your kindly dispositions, your
leneing personalities, and untiring
devotion to . tha duties that are ours
his r- eat conflict, that ; ur - Eine
pre has :been called upon to endure,.
'' in this village Zurich where the
names of Mr. and M. Thomas.
.l'ohnson and family r's
ily have been held
with the hight' t esteem bee ise 0!
t e clean, noble, uneelfi h and high
sta idHrtls of char rote that the name
cxe:nplifiee. We trust that God wily
continue to bless youee with good'
health end preenerity, trent on may
often return to Zurich 'where youse•
haw' menu warm friends. Our best
V iehe.: ,o ,r!th your'e se we i _.le von
to accept this small token or esteem
as a ilttle remembrance of happy as-.
soci.atione here,—Sincerely.
Mrs. Geo. Farwell, Wortx 't oom
Cc nvcnor.
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Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
NOW NIGHTLY
Tt1AN IBJ\ r H .
W ILLI S TIPPING
And His Cascade Music
SUNDAY CONCERT., June 20, 8.45
PPI FORMANCEl
fA:T d r vc,.`r', ':^1',nr1•Ss 'BAND
Collection
-On ;Sunday evening ,the dining
'oem table at the cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Fritz at Grand Bend, wae
beautifully decorated in pink and
white, centred with a delicious birth-
day cake in honor of their daughter
Mary Lou who celebrated her sixth
birtlittay." This being a greatsur-
prise to the Little girl. Many beautiful
gifts were received, and a good time
was emj Syed by all.
Pieasaitly Surprised
On Sunday morning after the re-
gular services at St. Peter's Luth-
era'ri church the Misses Johnson Sis-
ters, were pleasantly surprised when
tire Pastor, Rev. E. Turkheim . spoke
very -fitting words in their behalf,as
:they were, about to leave tor their
'ne'w lame fn Kitchener. The Misses
Jelinsore .Sisters will be greatly missed
as they were ever ready to give a
heliping hand. Mr. Ferdinand Heb-
erer there presented then• with a
b'eautifirl floor lamp as a remeln-
brance' m the high esteem they were
herd as reeembers of their form=er
Lutheran c=hurch at auricle ii-fiss
Matilda' ,Te'Ianson then replied' it well
•ciiosed wards, thanking all for theft
ki'nd'ness which was shown, towards
.diem:
RED CROSS NEWS
The Zurich and District brant of
.the Canadian Red Cross, have Buri erg
the past week shipped to headgnart- 4
ers: the following: jib pr. pyjamas,. 31 tr-r _ ��-
pre trousers, 14 three-piece suits, 1
blanket, 17 quilts, 3 washelotns,. t
Tatiladry bags, 1 pr. 'bloomers,. ? i4 .y u"��r�"ate- m
housedresses, 1 lady's nighdrese,• T
cliiId's
nighdress, 1 pr. slippers, 2
cushions, 15 pr. seaman's so=cks; 1 pr.
seaman's boots,' 105 pr. array and
navy socks, 18 pr;. whole mitts, 8
helmets, 13 helmet caps, 5 sweaters,
8 scarfs.
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W. M. S. MEET
The June• meeting of St. Peter's
Lutheran Women's Missionary Soci-
ety was head Thursday evening, June
11ith, M>,,, 'Hexb iita.usseau was in
the chalet and pres.i:decl over the topic
"A Stranger .and Ye Took Me In," a
topic suggestive of the refugees who
carne to these and other shores as.
strangers. Mrs. L. Prang, Mn.s'luxk
hcim and Mrs. • .J,, (laborer assist I
with the reading of clippings. The
ehairlady. also concluded a trueefalse I.
test 11) connection with the subject;
'iiribute was paid to Mies `i Stt'nd
ing, who had become en lnterort,'.
active mett'her of the s r,eicty duelne,
her stay in Zurich, and ie now key-
ing
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