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Vol. XXxVii No 5'
ZURICHID TI-IURSDAY MOHNIIWA', AUGUST 6,1936.
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OUR'HOLIDAY TRIP
To Quebec and the Atlantic Coast
As so many readers of the Herald
have requested that the Publisher
give a write up' in these cohnems re-
garding our holiday trip to Quebec
and the Atlantic Const; so in 'our
humble way we will try and touch on
a few of the interesting things that
we were privileged to see..
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As we will remember, the Herald
was rushed out Tuesday evenin, July
14th, this enabled us on Wednesday
to motor to Gananoque, 341 miles
the first day, where •we had another
good look at the beautiful Thousaed
Islands. The following day we mot-
ored on down the St. Lawrence river
to Canada's largest city, Montreal,
with its population of nearly o-ne
and a half million. people. On ehis
ecoute. the St. Lawrence looks veey
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.,
"A Changeless Chit fc st. Chang-
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Friday, 8h—Luther Leagae.
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. TUERICHEUM Pastore
You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it in
that you wear correct glasses—cor-
rectly prescribed for goer 'vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely deperedi on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG„ Re 0.
At HESS JEWEL.MY STORE
attraetive with. a. number of rapids,
and there is for miles along on the
Ontario side, canals built to take
care of the boats as they navesate 'to
and fro. Same of these canals have
quite high locks-
' •. Arriving at Montreal shortly efter
the noon hour, we had time to go up
to Mount Royal, which towers. over
the city some six hundred feet, and
from those two lookouts ane can see
this gigantic cite in all its beauty,
the large trees along the wee: streets
greatly add to its grandness, as well
as the harbor, all the le.rge buildings
in the business section are very dis-
tinctly noticed here. Then gazing in
the distance (as it was a very clear
your Rammer
French and English for supremacy,
in 1'763 It went to tho English and
the country which was being settled
by French, became English colony.
Then in 1775 the .English had to bat-
tle with the Americans , under com-
mand of Montgomery. So Quebec
city became the strongest fortiGed.
eity in North America. The large cit -
dell which towers 550 feet above.
the river, city walls and three of the
Towers are still imam:vett.
Here one also sees the Plains of a
Ir. Claytus Mittleholtz of London,
Abraham, where the battle betweet
*gag is. visiting with his brother, Mr. Ted
Montcalm and Wolfe took
for Silittleheitz.
Monuments have been erected
both generals. A few other nieces of Mr, Emery Ruby or Kitchener,
note are: Parliament buildings, .(..'atit- visited with his parents here thepast
edrels, the Golden Dog, the Sanetaa meg
day) the naked eye beheld the mot ary of Perpetual Auoration; inside
which was ,-;howe the handiwork . of Mr. Phi Bedard of Tilbury call -
of
wonderful landscape as we looked
u on the Laurentian ranges in Que- the White Sisters. one table cloth was ed on his brother, Mr. Dennis Bedard
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bec, the Adirondick mountains of
New York State, the Green Moun-
tains of Vermont, and the picturesque
hills of Ontario, representing a radi-
ous of 100 miles. Upon this mount -
priced at $400, and a masterpiece et • on .e.onday. •
akin it was; the narrowest' street ' in Mr. and Mrs, T. L. Williams, Mr.
North America, where for one ''(i4.r i Cal. Williams, Miss Ethel Wining
there - is haally room to travel.. Seine
and Mn. Mina Tinlin spent Monday,
3171'00t.:1 are ao steep that they aro all ' - • -
at there is great merrymaking in seeps. Reeardlees of these handle:Os i ..dee Berry Badeur of town Ire. re -
the winter season with tebegeon, of getting around, one receives 'the - ' c'
aturned home after spending some
tiv:' very beet of courtesy everywhere..
sled and kis. Just at the foot of
mount is the large Royal Victoria . A motor drive to Ste Anne -del WOd..; eith relatives and friende in
Universities. While up o -n the Mont.
Hospital, also. the well known McGill Beaupre and Montmorency
;makes a nice afternoon's outing.
pagglLondon and ,Walkerville.
The variona 'officials of the Hay
is St Joseph's Oratory Shrine, which
Mutual Fire Ins, Co., held ti businew,.
These falls are more than a hunrited .
is being built by Brother Andre, feet higher than Niagara; but no'- so ;
emceeing at Grand Bend on Saturday.
geide. Ste Ann contains, we think;
"Miracle Man of Montreal" and tho-
the most talked - of . Shrine in . the , .
usands of pilgrims come here annual.-
ly, some to get cured_ through prayer. Continent, over half a million pilg- i. :er. end Mrs. Win. F. Braun and
'Among the fine Cathedrels I Le: Notre :elms visit this place each summergand ! family of Forest, were Monday v
•Dame, St. Patrick, St. James, St. An malty receive healing through tbe , ors at the home of Mr. Wm. Lamont
drew and St. Paul, and several oth- finer art of prager. This Cathedral:
,-ha.s a capacity of about 3,000 people: Hay Council met on Tuesday for
ers. Down at the harbor we foued
summer season is much too ghe August meeting. The minutes
it very busy with congested traffic. an isi gee .
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the multitudes of neoples, will be published in next week's issue
The following dav we moveit on •mtlall far
tThat gather there.; It is a very coetiy of the Itegild.
Quebec City, the oldest and most
. . . • d A . eiuldeng, .o f fine • arcliecture, and ad-'
historma y • ' 1 Air and Mrs Clayton Me co et
journeyed along No. 2 Highway our
attention was attracted of the fine
farms, beautiful homes, the barns not
hank barns like here, but the old
type of low buildings, some nave that-
ched roofs, and all were neatly white,
waShed, which has become an annual
renewal. Needless to say, the pepu-
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lation is all French Canadians, and
joining is a argeSeminary. eee• •
by is the large Cyclorama a rotted
building taking "'vr ef flee maegel-
ous painting of Palestine. This paint-
ing is 40 feet high and 340 feet long.,
It is indeed a real masterpiece. There
is also the chapel of Kneeling Stens
and many other sacred places to lea
hold.
Kitchener spent the week -end at the
heiee of Mr. and Mrs. jocao Ginger-
ich, Goshen line south.
Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Geiger and
fathily of Welland, spent a week
with friends here. On Sunday after-
noon they started. on a motor trip
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WITH PRICES CONSIDERABLY
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAILED
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ive costumes and their fine homes. the old city of Belfaet, Maine, real, Quebec City, and other points.1 4'
No two -horse wagons. all cares, and ecl after the city of. the same narn , 0
we saw a large oxen in .one of these in Ireland. This is MI the coater of tlf," 'f.''' Mr.: and itgr,.. Emerson
carts. Like in the New England St- mighty Atlantic. The coast line hi... Overholt t
n ,iv2',...,,,,T Goderich; also Mr. and Mr. Geo. te
ntes, Whitell 'We visited later, the is rather abrupt mid rocicy MCOann and Austin Smith of SL it , 6
fermerq were just in the midst of heiT we had our first 'cliP ' in tie.
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pi .were yip a
'llaying, while here at home the wneat :briny water, which was miner cooi:' •
. was being hauled in and threshed. We' •'Phe days were nice and warm but Mrs. Mary Miller over the holiday.
the nights very .cool, even in the:Chric Holiday, in London.
also noticed some4real spinning whe-
els in actual use along the way. big heat wave the nights were se fact
the ocean, wllich is cons To -day, Wadnesday, is the big
. cold. There is alwage a breeze from'
Arriving at the City of Quebee, eve. id dee. hall tournament (lay for Zurich, and
soon found good 'hospitality -"dr11,ere° ker in color than our 'fresh- waterth tl • itl Icool
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turns and twists in the. rgate s'"•.' esting, as it comes in kir six houre, It should draw a :big crowd and a 0
stated it is the oldest city in Canada, and then receeds for the salmi time...
was founded in 3608 by Samuel • de •
. Aed talk about good fish in the p01.1, big time is being lookedgor. , •
here you gee taem. st nether (4- -' • I at
Every Tuesday at 47.URICII - Chasnplam, and from the first day c - h Mr and Mrs W Welland .rnd sou 1 •
it S existence it had to fight contlina drive brought ns 140 Miles down the . • . . ' — - '
Bob of Detroit• Mr Joh Grieve« ond i 4
At Dashwood, Saturdays, at Pile's ously; first the Indians, then 1-Jeth coast to Old Orchard Beach, known ' ' ' ' ' '" ' , 4'
for the tine 1.1 mile sond beach, wi•ere Mr. and Mrs. "William Al e.Adams ; :qr.' t
. . _ ._ - thoueends are S,..`11 at 1111., or Wl1g
and Mrs. Orville McAdams and Jan -I
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quality
Seuiet Solvay Coke
Miler - Creek end
Rosedale Alberta,
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON.
Highest cash prices paid fcg
Eggs on a graded basis.
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Clothes
PRICED AS LOW AS
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Chipso, large Pkg. 2 pkgs - . Illic
Ilillcrest Shortening.. 2 lbs. '2,fse
Liby's Dill Pickles, large tin .23e.
Maple Leaf Sockve Salmon, 14b. tin 35e
P. & G. White Naptlia Seale send 5 wrappers and 25c.
and get 43.50' sloth es 'Brush.
Salada Tea. (speciday- brown 141)olll'alf-lb. llic
Washing Ammonia,. per .pkg.
5c
Sultana Raisins., 2-116s. .. _..... ..... . ... ._..... 25c
Kirk's Hard Water Soap, 4 cakes ..:...... ..... . ....... 1 6c
Unwrapped Lnuralrer Span. ..7 bare ................
Ring Oscar Sardines, 2 tins ......----,« .. . . , . - — - - .....29z
all flavors, pica. . 5c
Genidatt' Pg1tI!4sz-M4
orygapswegpm Certo Jollies, all Fruit,
tligiu;IVar' aer.,4144'W pee bottle ic
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1BUTTE 306.t pin Yard 1 5c
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•. • of ill of these mountains. 1't ther The proc...ain
public ano cordially invit,1,1 nitend.
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sr; Lilrougo. tInOne of the worst accidents that
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mountains with only a gas -station to
jut'. '1 amt.. In these States all the
build,lngs nye of wood pahqed waite,
the boo -es, of 01,1
•.;'reen shotters and nearly
mostlw of three story
111 • lnlig,ht. The houses are adjoined hy
Todis'ings or the farms, this
• df.nto the bef.- y jil of snow eoth
t'intor. so there is no snow to.shmel
- going from one 1 1dUn lo arotifer.
:ling two ni.rlits • 71(1 ! 11
day eestieg hp en the cliff of Wand-
• 7,1'i -011 1 a we found "ohr
way 'back hoine. through the fertile,
--1•1 the 'n1107t
farming section oil our 1 98.1
'trip. A much needed rain visited.
"..ra..ticsflly p.11 of these .dry areas on
nnd much in :need as
1*.iti New York State the drinkilig
aerate was getting quite low.
• We indeed appreciated the ,l'w111-
Cfnrte home" greetings extended his
'by our tr,any Zurich friends, and
peornise that D.V. we will serve or
.:umny patrons to the best of our ifb-
iMty for a whole year, till we bust, ,
le -401110r VlOntiOn period will coity• goes out to him and his familydie, the sympathy of'the entire common-
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...est on Tuesday forenoon to Mr,
.7.1imon of who is em-
.loyed with 'An Pot •,,• of
the 1310n 0.1 lint . w•e'r:-
ing the threshing 11101011.Thoy
e tlueshing at the farm of Mr.
4.,
was in Oa act of oiling $ome part of
the inachine When a fetenee e:1
Whieh 111' steeped bed
out of place with the result that Mr.
cal.c.fece his thotin.„, ;:.,,f1)
'WO foot into 141'- d.
of the reachine„ and befog. 001.11,1
be relieved the leg NSW telTrAy 11,..111-
:.,led up to the knee.
hnon of Zurich was 3
led and he hurried the patien, 1(1'
Clinton Hospital, where ;.fier a
thorough examination, it Wm; doeitiod
to immediately amputate the lee at
the knee. This is indeed a very sad
affair, as Mr. Clingerich is 0 young
man just in the prime of life, and
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Spring
WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STC
OF STAPLE GOODS, SUCH AS:
Prints, Broadcloth, Drapery Chintz, Curtains.
and Curtain Materials, )1-lovice Dresscs,
and Boys' Shirts, &noels, and Overcits,
Sweaters, Boys' Bloorzters and Pants.
Harness Repairs , Shoes and Rubber Boss.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes. 'Root Seeds, 5
10c. package Garden Seeds.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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