Zurich Herald, 1937-03-11, Page 1XXXVii
ZURICHP THURSDAY. MORN'
Read the I -Tome News, a
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -- 01Cf.
"A Changeless, Christ ler a Cheag-
ing World."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
'IThursday—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. TUERICHEIM„ Paster..
Do You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it is
"that you. wear coxrea glasses --cor-
rectly prEscribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
.thealth may largely depend on keen
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R.. O.,
At HESS JEWELRY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's
Store.
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Wed., Thurs., Friday, Saturday
March 10, 11, 12, 13th.
THE GREAT ZIEGFELD
Metro, Goldwyn, IVI.a.yers, Great Show
Starring William Powell, Myrna Loy,
Louise Rainer.
50 Stars. 500 Girls
One Show Nightly. Commencing at
8.30 sharp, owing to length of picture
Admission, adults 50c, including tax.
Children 15c.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
.March 15, 16, 17th
"THAT GIRL FROM PARIS"
SpeciaI.Picture with
LILY PONS JACK OAKIE
And all Starr Cast
A gay song and dance comedy.
COMING
March 23-24
Miss Eva Gording of London,
Presents a song, Dance Revue.
344" TRY 'PAGKEL'S
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CHOICE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES,
also
fir ,
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SWEET GOODS.
All Ingredients Used are of .the .Highest Quality
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,..'f611ow the Local Ads.
Free Tractor Schoo
and Talking Picture
Any farmer interested in Tract
any tractor owner or operator
gardless of tractor make is int
to attend a free Tractor School
my Dashwood warehouse en Ma,
15'th and 16th. International H
ester Co., factory trained ngin
will conduct the school, lecturing
proper care and operation of tr
ors. In addition, any question
have will be answered and tips ori
justments and repairing will be g
Talking moving pictures will,
shown at intervals. Morning
starts at 9 a.m; afternoon at 1
FREE TALKING PICTURE
TAINMENT !—On Monday
March 15th at 8 p.m. sharp. •
farmers and their families are
vited to a big free talkie show,
in my warehouse; Don't miss t
During the school sevexal ' Mc
ick -Deering tractors will be,,
play if the roads hold good.
V. L. BECKER, I.H.C. AG
ZURICH and DASHWO
ROASTS HIS CAT
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Over in Stavely, Alta., J. O.
lit the fire and closed the ove 6
before doing his farm chores..,'Whel:
much later, the oven was t '*• led
There was the family cat, ro..;
death.
STEPHEN COUNC
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-Steplpir
ditomon Monday March ist, all
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tubers being. present. Minutes of number of hockey fans were at
previous meeting were read and ad-
MondaY evening, attend-
Walter Eckel made a business
o London on Tuesday.
and Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon and
Archie were at London on Sat -
STs. Coward Truemner of Cred-
'nd +Mr. NicNevin of London, we-
fles in -town Tuesday.
• T. L. ,Williams was a visitor.
er aunt, Mrs. (Dr) Fletcher.at
ton the past week.
and Mrs. Wesley Surerus, of
t. were week -end visitors with
• C. Fritz is spending the week
her• daughter Mrs. (Dr) H. R,
, at Exetet, who is ill,
auction sale of the effects of
Pip Foster was held last Thur -
;and was well attended. The
• as not sold.
Jacob Brown has sold his finc...
ng property at the west end of
o Mr. Moses Erb of the Bron -
line whe will take possession this
. •
- and Mrs. Urban Pfile, Mrs.
le; -Miss Pearl Pfile and Ms;
MacDonald attended the fun-
, the late John Kleinfeldt, a for
' 1 ent ot the 14th concession,
t,..,... . .
- , $, •-,-* 44,;,,,, I'
AND 3.- opted. • .... ig he ;tploy, off game with the El.-
I Mbtion, that the time for' the Tax .' ora team. Clinton winning tete round
,- Collector to return his roll to the ..
1
11 1. to 6. "Gib" Stade of town is Township Treasurer be extended to ,
Siet minder of the.. Clinton team and
4 giing a good account of himself.
ALL CONFECTIONS
TelePhone
* Eckel's alkery
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— ICE. CREAM *.
400 ; •
— Zurich
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WE SEUL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Sabxrday
Sliced Pine Apple per Yin
Peas, No. 2 tin„ 2 tins.... ....—
Quaker Oats, large Pkg. each
Garden Patch GOrrr, 2 tins .
Johnston's Floor Wax, 1-s, per tis
Rowntrees Beking Chocolate. Half-lh,
Jelly Powders„ 5 Pkgs
Pork and Beans, tin, 2 'tins. —
Prunes, large size, 2 lbs —
Brooms, 5 string, each
Princess Flakes, 2 -Efts. —
Sockeye Salmon, extra speihil -bilge tin
iP. & O. 'White Naptha. ,Soap S bars ....
'9c
21c
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.... 23c
.17a
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.25c
• For those who nriah akv, House: 'Decorating E t3l e:have
• our New Wall, Paper n, ATI n newt deigns, mad 'Stairmuitizi
Fadeless paper- Yrom lc per ilen5leroll up.
• Also Room Lots at' 1aSt zymes peper.at :15c per Alotiae 11011,
Get youes aow., before it, is all gone, evere1f ,VelY dIM a 'Walk
to do your papetirrggetill Jator
is
ERNER
Highest Prima Eve Egg'S* 'Immo Me
the 20th of March. That the report
of the auditors me accepted and they
be paid their remuneration of $9.00
each and an additional $3: for the,
,
preparation of their return to thef,4i,
funeral of the late Edward
a:ivon, held in St. Peter's C'hurch,
renp Settlement, was one of the
gr4st.everiheld. in the vicinity. The
4rant of the Mass was his son,
A. Brisson of St. Peter's
•fi.nary, London. He was assisted
.ay.. D. L. Brisson, P.P., Sacred
t.Church, Windsor, as deacon,
J. I Ducharme, P.P., St.
e ,se Church, Windsor. Rev. W.
tripson was the 'Master of Core-
, s. The Bishop of London,Mo,t
john Ts Kidd, assisted in cope
'ttre, and later gave the Abso-
-: His assistants were Rev. J.
lly, vice-chancellor, and Rev.
T. J. McCarthy, of St. Petr'.
Leniins.ry. Rt. Rev. L. M. Forristal,
4,.ptn. Peter's Seminary, was the
pv;kc,•her. Besides the above officials
the Mass there were present from
4veryfollowing members of the clergy: Rt.
part of the London Diocese the
63)0; 1. Hill rd 4 3.20; J. Smith P, Mahoney, vd,i#9.'1'
D.P.V.G., Rect.-
6 2.80; M. C. Sweitzer St. Peter's Seminary; Rev. F. rd 15 3.8Dy
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S. :Morrison rd 13 $2; Pay shennVive-rector of St. Peter'seet rd,
16 15.12; J. Patterson, gravel 6.304,!VnarY; Very Rev. Dean D. J.
Insurance on town hall $24; In$4414p, ,Stratford; Rev. A. Durand,
F.,. R ey. L. A. , Wemple, Rev. W. Mo.!-
-premium on Trees bond $20;
,
Young acct. 4.75; Hydro Elec. Cum.:119XL, Resv. Cyril Doyle, Rev. J. G
,1,411P-10P ATTENDS FUNERAL
Council'andthe Department of up
icipal Affairs. That no refund
dog tax be allowed after tte date
the -Township Court of R4ision.
Notice of the 10th Annual Confet:.
ence on Township • Roads fprTw
-
Road Supts. for the Counties of..
gin, Middlesex and Huron to
held in London on the 23rd and
of March was read. It was decideil
to send the Township Road Super
tendent to the Convention ,at the
Anse of the Municipality.
The folowing orders were pass?
N. Beaman rd 3 $1.58; I4'. King ti.
5 3.63; E. Chambers rd 7 2.60; T;,
• Finkbeiner rd 8 1.80; H. Yearley rd
.9 .2.93; P. Regier rd 10 4.05; P.,
- •O'Rourke rd 11 6.60; I. Tetereau
14 16.20; P. Desjarline rd 16 2.25;.
Ismec rd 17 1.40; A. Latta rd 13
3.15; H. Turner rd 19 3.60; J, Gill
:rd 20 2.60; Geo. Eilber, Supt. salary
Lafielle, Rev. L. W. Powers, Rev. F.
A.McCartile'.;Rev. John Fogarty,
MeV. Austin Roney, Rev. J. Gleeson,
Rev.:B. J. Ffoulkes, Rev. C. Nagle,
Rev. H. Fallon, Rev. T. P. Hussey,
Rev. T. IVIoran, Rev. L. Marchand,
'Rerv. F. G. Powell, Rev. R. Glavin
Hillsdon McManus, Rev. J. II.
,
..00,ock, Rev. F. R. Costello. The
Ball -bearers were all nephews: Bobby
Jelfrey, George Bedard, Lloyd Etu;
Armand Denomy, Theodore Laporte,
Regis Ducharrae. Mourners froni a
distance were: his brother, Joseph
Brisson, his wife and daughter Ber-
nadine, of Detroit; Mrs. Peter 13ed-
arcl, a sister, and her son Eugene;
Mrs. Elize Papineau a sister, also 0,
Detroit; Mrs. Alex. J. Deaorny, a
ter and her husband and daughter
Geraldine of Windsor. The deceased
leaves to mourn him, his wife, the
former Jane Jeffrey; three sons, Rev.
Ii. A. Brisson, of St. Peter's Semin-
ay, London. Ont; Edward A. of Chic-
e.gt(, Ill; T. J. Brisson of Stratford;
o daughters, both religious of the
• OrAto Order, Toronto,ISister his
•,41h-.111„ and Ste' M. Amelia.
acci
9.9S; F. J. Wickwire, printing
6.50i Dr. C. C. Misner acct re Kin-
• ney $131 A. Wein, wood for Mrs.Flyn
$'8-; M. K. Fahrner groceries, relief
• 0.15; P. ,McIsaac, ambulance, tel. and
-burial of L. Walpel• $40.90; Treas.
Co. Huron,, indigent acct. 63.85;
"England, auditors fees 10.50; II We-
'ber, ditto 10.50.
The Council adjourned to meet a. -
'gain. in the Town Hall, Crediton, on
3.1.onday, April •5th at 1 o'clock pan.
Herbert K. Eilber, Twp. Clerk.
Farmers! Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
tor with a ten year guarantee. Let
as demonstrate this machine to you
•tnd compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
ariusual easy terms, Liberal allowance
lox itrade-ins,
C. SCHRAG & SON. UV
IS THE TIME TOGIVE liEft THAT
A. G. HESS
JEWELER - ZURICH
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Chester la Smith, Publish**
$1.25 a year, U.S, $1.00 in Adv,
$1,50 £A1TRS,s2 MAY 09 OttAft0;799
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Semet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek
Rosedale Alberta
and
GLEN ROGERS'
BRIQUETS
Tile and Briek
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid EON.
Eggs on a graded basis.
Phone 10 FIENSALL,
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We are again prepared to supply your rme,es
for the Cold Weather with Good Woolen
Underwear for Young and Old. Also Men',..1
and Boy's Top Shirts, Sweaters and Sweater
Coats, Wool Socks, Mitts and Gloves.
Wool and Flannelette Blankets, Flannelettes,
Tadoussac Flannel suitable for Dresses; Cur-
tains and Curtain Goods, Comforter Chintz;
Men's, Boys and Children's Heavy Rubbers;
Also Men's Rubber Boots, Harness Repairu,
Halters, Anything in Harness.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R N. DOUGLA
GENERAL m'aiROHAN 7"
PHONE 11-97 BLAKE
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