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ZURICH* THURSDAY MakiNINO) MAY 14, 1936. Chester 14, $xnith, Pahlishott
$1.25 a, year, $1.50 Adeanaoa
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onize your local Merchant and read the Home Paper
The Lucky One
earner Teee had an easier time of it
It used to be thought that i was tham the ownea during the past five
better for a man o be in businem for Yearsa—Ex-
?himself than to werk for someone Another Camp
se. During the depression yeaxs the
lucky one has been the pare= VIM
has been on a salary and has been
able to keep his job. Most any wage
Farmers! Atteirdien!
We have been appended selling
Agents for the celebeated Wein
Diabolo Creara Separator,. the sear- the Ieved or ne the wooded bank.
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this machine to you New Dollar Coming
and compare A with all others. And A new silver dotter, the last to
• don't forget, the best rename is the bear the portrait of King George V,
unusuail easy terms!. Mara"! allowance evffli be in circulation soon. Inquiry
for trade-ins. at the state department at Ottawa
C. SMUG & SON. trU has elieted the information that the
necessary pr,aclamaition will appear
in the near future. The machinery
of the Royal Canadiaa mint will then
proceed to turn .out the new coin
Canada's last sliver dollar was struck
specifically to celebrate the Jubilee of
the late King. The new coin will be
issued to supply the genera; demand
fo silver dollars.
.Ainvoinucemenits are being sent out
by the Y.W.C.A. of London, regard-
ing the new camp site for Orendaga
this summer. After much considerat
ion by the camp committee it has
been decided to lannsfer ;the ,camp
site from. Lake Pere to Lake Huron,
three miles north of Bayilext. A ter-
raced cliff leads from the beach to
the playing fieid ot t empus near tte
.ledge. Tents are to be arranged on
ST. PETER'S •
i 'Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a
ring World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
" Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German. Service.
! 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English service..
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHE1114 Pastor.
Citing`
j:Do You Need Glacses?
The New Budget
Finance ,Minister Dunning at Ot-
tawa on May 1st presented (the new
budget to Parliament with higher tax-
es and lower tariffs. Faced with the
biggest peacetime deficit in Canada's
history, he increased. taxes by an esti-
mated $28,000,000 to $30,000,000
this year, headed by a jolting revisi-
on of the sales tax from six to eight
per cent, the highest point it ever
reached. Income fax was boosted to
Still higher levels on corporations, al.
though. individuals were not affected
by the Changes. The finance minister
swung a broadaxe at tariffs covering
many coarmiodites in everyday use.
He lowered dirties on yarns and fab-
rics of cotton and artificial silk, gaso-
line,. farm' implements, automobiles,
ceddin ,empire tobacco and printers'
supplies.. Oanadiams -well be permit-
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' tea *0 to te the milfeit Stktee en -any
e Stop and Think how iinpoilant it is 'other country, stay -there 48 !houre
that you wear correct glasses---cor- and aatirras -witlh $100 of personal
erectly prescribed for your vision. goods, duty .free. The duty-exemp-
a Correctly styled to your face. Your tion is limited to three times a year.
rlkealth may largely depend on keen
-vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG„ IL 0.
At HESS JEWELERY SWUM
verynesaa- y at. itiCTCW
:At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pates
Store.
Annual Conference
Evangelical Church
'The "72nd 'annual conference of the
Canada Ctedereeree rorf the Evangelic-
al Church was brought to a su,cces,a
Mid Ouse an Sneedity evessieg when
On Friday and Saturday W are
azng Vas Nally sof 'Toranto'to
Jemoristrate BLUE RIBBON COF-
a-E.. Come in and Taste this Deno-
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ious Coffee., The Price per lb. avillbe 38c. .Reg. 45c
Other Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday:
Kellogg's Corn Flakes (withssh op. bag fiee)2p.1 5c
Rinso large pkg.. each ........- .... — .
Garden Patch. Golden Coin, 2 tins
Hillcrest Toilet Paper, .3 rolls ..25c
Tomatoes. hirgPtii chakez•ClualiW 2 Ens 9c
Matches„ Red Bird, 3 boxes .
Salmon, Cascade, large tin each
jelly POwders,„ 4each •-..„
Princess Soap flakes„ 2 pkgs.
Soda Biscuits., 2
Men's Carbarts oveamais and'Smoiks 9
Walker's Chreralls„ .red. back .95
Ladies* Haase Messes. Melia ta'a5.orams lost in ....125
Children's The 69c., toys Wash: Suits 9$t
Highest Primo Car Emit.
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li&one TAO
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CARD OF THANKS
The bereaved family of the late
Menno Baechler wish to thank all
neighbors and friends who so kindle
assisted during their recent bereave-
ment also the quartette and others,
who so kindly took part in the ser-
vices. •
Rev. J. P. Hauch preached the clos4
ing sermon. In the morning Bishop
G. E. Epp of Naperville, 111 gave
the Conference sermon, and in. the
afternoon missionary addresses were
given. Some incouraging repoorts we-
re given during the business sessions
The W.M.S and L.A. activities indi-
cated receipts of $11,490. The en-
tire Evangelical W.M.S. raised $124,.
000 for missions last year. The total
assets of the superannuation fund is
$1,800,000. W. W. Schantz, of
Waterloo, budget treasurer, showed
that receipts were 80% of the ob-
jective. Resolutions of appreciation
to ,the pastor, trustees, and con,gret
gation of Dashwood for entertaining
the conference wre adapted. The
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Mx. and Mrs. Everett Heist were
week -end visitors at Detroit.
Messrs. Harold Stade, Earl Yung-
blut and Len. Prang were week -end
visitors at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hess, of
Pontiac, r.lch., were Sunday ''isitors
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf of
Ritchener, spent the week -end at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Johnston.
Mrs. Ed. Mast and son of Hespler
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed, Beaver.
Mes. W. F. Finkbeiner and daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, of Stratford were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman,
1937 Conference- will be held at _
Mrs. Morley Witmer and Mrs. Hy'.
Chesley. . • Bede of Detroit, visited Mrs. C.
Following is the Stationing Report:.:! nether on Tuesday. Mrs. E. Fuss
As presented by the chairman on Sat- who spent a few weeks in Detroit,
urday evening. Those places where returning with them.
changes are being made are marked
with an (*). .Engineers are busily engaged in
Hamilton -Ottawa District " doing their part of the work for the
Rev. W. E. Beese, Superintendentnew macadam pavement which is to
Attercliffe, N. R. Ernest; *Campden be extended south of Bayfield to
H. H. Leibold; *Hamilton, W. Et
Deese; Pelham, K. Gretzenger; *Seli
kirk, N. H. Reibling; *South Cayuga
W. H. Campbell; *Willoughby, A.
Schlenker; Arnprior, N. E. –a–D
---hme
;i of the late Menno Baechler, have re -
*Golden Lake, G. L. Gross; Locksley,
; turned to their home. Mrs. eaechler,
J. S. Burn; Pembroke L. H. Pletch a Mrs. Eichler's mother, returning with
them for a few weeks.
Drysdale this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichler of
Pigeon, Mich., who have been here
during the recent illness and passing.
Rockingham J. M. Oestreicher.
Hanover District
E. N. Mohr Superintendent. Ches-ii
ley, F. M. Faist• Elmwood J. Ne
CONFIRMATION CONFERRED
Wettlaufer; Hanover, W. M. Sippell,
On Friday evening, May sth, at
ustowell, E. H.. Be4n; midinaz 7.30 pan. the Most Rev. J. T. Kidd,
' Bisbop of London, conferred
Sauer; X011/Uai'',1JY; '3'; D. .'e.nne:k1 the Sacrament of Confirmation upon
Parry Sound, W. A. Durst; Port El -
thirteen chuleiren and one adult in
gin, C. B. Heckendorn; Wallace, E.N.
the church of St. Boniface. The
Mohr;
(class was presented by the Pastor,
Stratford District Rev. L. W. Power. Assisting the
A. E. Pletch Superintendent. Ored- Bishop were the Rev. J. C. Kelly, his
iton, A. E. Pletch; Dashwood, H. E. Secretary, and the Rev. J. Fogarty, of
Roppell; *IVElverton. and Roostock, A Mt. Camel. Solemn benediction of
Clemens; Rodney, W. 0. liehn; Seb- the Blessed Sacrament was grven by
ruigville, Fullerton and McKillop, F. the Rev. A. Stroeder of Hesson as
B. Meyer; South Easthope, C. R. celebrant, and Rev. S. J. McDonald
Kauth; *Stratford, E. E. Pletch; of Sarnia' as Deacon and the Rev. L.
*Tavistock, W. E. Siebert; Zurich, E Marchandof Drysdale! as Subdeacon.
The Rev. T. Moran of Lomeli was in
the sanctuary. The children of the
class were: K. Dieterich, A. Foster,
A. Hartman, R. Meidinger, E. Masse,
C. Masse, V. Smith, A. Regier, B.
Bedard, D. Ducharme, A. Foster, T.
Miller, M. Vanlandeghem and H. J.
De -bus. The members of the choir
under the directipn of the organist,
Mis. S. Dieterich, rendered music
suitable for the occasion. The church
was filled with members of the parish
and others who came to witness the
ceremony.
Burn.,
Waterloo District
H. A. Kellerman, Superintendent.
*Bridgeport, .W. Y. Dreier; Elmira,
C H. Cornwell; Kitchener, Calvary,
G. F. Barthel; *Kitchener Olivet, W.
J. Zimmerman; Kitchener Zion, C. A
Hirshman and E. E. Hallman; Mor-
riston, J. H. Grenzeba.ch: New Ham-
burg, J. B. Dengis; North Easthope,
J. E. Bender; Roseville, L. H. Wag-
ner; *St. Jacobs, J. P. Hauch; Wat-
erloo, H. A. Kellerman.
The following ministers have re-
tired from active work: Rev. S. R.
Knechtel, G. F. Brown and W. J.
Yager. All three of which have at
onc time served the Zurich church.
The color guarantees thc
quality
Settlet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek and
A NEW PAVEMENT?'
Mr. H. T. Eaton, engineer was in
town the other day and interviewing
lacal authorities in regards, to paving
the main street, north and south
'through town, and estimates were
;given for a better class of road than
is now on the county road through
town for $2800.00. If however, the
road will be put under the required
specifications the Pravincial grant
would take care of forty per cent, of
this expense, and undoubtedly Hay
Township would give. a substantial
grant, so the burden on the taxpayer
would not be so heavy. But this like
practically every ether civic under-
taking, the question cornes np ."how
will we raise the money". We are
just about through paying for the
water supply system, and as far as
deibts are concerned, we could take
this on, but it would probably be a
good advice to wait ,a year or two
and create a substantial surplus in
our treasury. However, it would be
a very nice thing for the people liv-
ing along this street to have it pay-
ed,, as there is the dust to contend
Mtsedale Alberta Withand. the road is quite rough at
present. But when we think of the
abundance of good. crushed stone
available at our county pa and the
splendid lake gravel to the west, and
this road does not receive the fast
'and heavy trete. as some of our roadea
do, we think it -could be put in a
good condition for much less thati
the stated amount, till our treasury
is a little :cure ilush. What say )701
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