Zurich Herald, 1937-09-02, Page 1Vol. xxxvEiE No.9
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING,
Let the llerald Publishyour Sw
Your Childreles Eyes Leavitt's Theatre
Are you sure eat yau r elfflell
'rot handicapped hyr the ustelil 'of
lappes which are MX Longer eeFfret
,tt is is vital lagatiter wildrelit must
be neglected.. DO. it ereeN furthe
School Tem! •
E. Zurbrigg,
Successor. fa,
4.. S. FITTON at- EXE3Elt
Open every week (tar except
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH,— OWE.
PTA Changeless Christ fay a
ing World.'
leFriday, 8h—Luther League.
'Thursday—Choir Practice..
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—Gennan Service.
1L15 a.m.—Sunday SchooL
7.30 p.m.—English service_
Everybody Welcome to• all Services.
- E. TUERKHEIM,„ fineator.
EXETER — ONT.
'Thursday, Friday, Saturday
2,„ 4th_
:LOUIS vs BR.?sDDOCK
Exclusive Motion Picture
WORLDS HEAVYWEIGHT CHAM-
PIONSHIP
Feature
BORN RECKLESS
With. HARRY CAREY, and all Star
Gast. Louis vs Farr Picture to foll-
ow shortly..
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Sept. 5, 6, 7.
"HIDEAWAY GIRL
With
MARTHA RAYE
ROBERT CUNNINGS
COMING
"Borderland" with Wm_ Boyd.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Orville McAdams and
daughter, Mrs. W. McAdams and
John Grieves all of London visited
the. past Sunday- at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Theo McAdams, Bronson
line.
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,.. preachers and families
i!ttt‘te'At'I'l
Chester L. Smith, roughwk
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1,254 year, U.S. $1.50 in Advo
et.selie lieu/Bees, 12 MAT MI OMAR04$4
HAIRDRESSING 1'11
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR
NITS. Fred Thiel wishes to advise
the public that she is now open for
business. Permanents and Ririe:ex-
.waving a specialty. All permanents
guaranteed. Parlor located lie rear
of shop. For appointments call or
phone 102 Zurich,
A wave of extremely hot weather
has visited 'this section nals week,
and just how hot it is we do not
]now 'but if you hang the mercury
out in the sun it will soon pop up
to the 110 mark.
Mrs. Ida Redfern and daughter of
Exeter and Mrs. Daisy Collins; M.
and Mrs. Telfer and daugnter of
Lletadon, visited last Sunday at Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. McAdams,.
Mr. C. E. Zurbrigg, R..0., who
lives at Lucan, was in town on Tu-
esday evening, on a professional call.
Mr. Zurbrigg has recently purchased
the S. Fitton Optical business at Ex-
eter, where he is open for business.
Kindly note his change of adv. -on.
page one of this issue.
A considerable number of cases of
infantile paralysis have broken out
in Ontario, and a goodly num:ber of
deaths are the result. One would do
well to avoid from attending places
where there are crowds of people.
The medical science is completely
bafiied just haw to handle the situ, -
ation. A large adv. is appearing he
this issue from the Department of
Health and should be readcarefully
by all to prevent spreading of, the
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Mr d' ;MVs. Ed. ,Selm Of New
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Hambu -visited friends in town on
Wednee ' Y. t
Mr. 4 d Mrs. E. Stoskopf of Kit-
chener, isited at the"hoine of Mrs.
Thornaii ehil.son On, .Piinday,
fanfilY-:,at4'Orest visited at the home
Mr:: #0'7arg• Wm. F. Braun and
of Mr.', in. Lamont on Sunday.
MieSe 'Eileen and Alice Beaver
left 'Nes y for London, where they
have AC ted -.positions.
Mr. p.....' Mee: Irvin Dedels and da-
ught ' Kitchener spent their va-
catio litti Mi'e. Edward Datars, sr,
Mrs2"..c,iiex, Foster and children El.
sine andlWilliseof London, were we-
ek -end eetrsitors 'in this vicinity.
. Mr. raild Mra Ed. Wendorf and
daughter Coroma Mary, of Clinton,
calledat/the .hoxne of Mr. and Mrs.
C: L. Sinith, Sunday evening.
Mrs. 0, Funk and daughter, Mrs.
E. Magulee wed Mrs. C. H. Kalbfleisch
all of D'ectroite were recent visitors
with .Mieliiid Mrs, R. F. Stade.
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Rey.: 011'd ears. Albert Datars and
fareilYee eboro spent their heli -
days i.e iiimother, Mrs. E. Deters
oe taw , ee...,
er, AtM4. E. Burn attended.
an Evableic4$ Ministerial gathering
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HENSALL ,„ strdt,
day. V
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smillie of were
Toronto, were reCent guests heree.of , •
Dee Smillie and Miss Miirray. 1VIr.
•Wm. Hildebrandt spent afew fee
TRY ECKEL'S
eat
Town Talk
• eeeEd. Noll of Mayer-
(--• • h eeeeSeratford,
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' -also lays.yeeently-irr;Londo.41 With-flziA*14:4"" re& '
1VIr. elainrie, five-year old dangheer or 1 mew, el
erton, called at thelionie and Mrs. Edgar Cudmore while
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down. a number of steps, fracturing. aY.
CHOIClE VARIErr "IF CAKE, ++ playing in the barn at htr home, fell! d
of Mr: and Mrs. C. L. Smith on Sun -
•SWEET GOODS.
S All Ingredients Used are of the'Higlrest Quality +
ALL CONFECTIONS — ICE CREAM
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4' her arm She was taken to Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wurin of
Marjorie, five year old daughter Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Oswald
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of theBronson line; Gordon Becker of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cudrnore,
Hoepital for, treatment.
4. Our Store will be dosed each Wednesday Evening
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fell down a number of steps, fract- vet, were Sunday visit -
while playing. in the barn at her home Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
wring her arm. She was takvite,en.q:ad Mrs. Karl .McClin-
Clinton Hospital for treatment. cl ihey, Ohiselhu et.
;eme: •
Mr. and Mrs. John Dingwall and!
Eckel's aikery — Zurich le daughter Helen and friends, of Sti.-1 George Thiel of the 14th
Tdergeonecon.
'Hay, has purchased the dwelling proI 00 „... eeetsville, visited with Mrs. Dingwall's-
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Ioccupied by Mr. S. Gingerich and Lois and Marian McLaren return -
family. Mr. Thiel has purchased the
, ed h•ome after holidaying with Rev.
[and Mrs. Young at thteir cottage, property for rental purposTes.
near Forrest.
The many friends of John Graig
are pleased te hear he has been able
to return home from Lonaon Hospit-
al, wherea he has been ror several
'weeks much improved in health. . Thomas .JOhison of this village cole-
Marks 83rd Birthday 'hated - her 90th birthday, at her
.Mrs. Walter J. Fee celebrated her home m Zurich. Mrs, Johnston has
.83rd birthday at her home in Hensall the distinction .of being the oldest
• with members of her family present. person in 'the •village. She has been
,Duting the day Mrs. Fee received ,a resideht of Zurich over sixty years
numerous congratulations and gifts ,and has seen the village grow from
from her family and other friends. infancy to where it is to -day. Mrs.
Mr.- and Mrs. Fee have a family of Johnson, we are pleased to say en-'
five children alive, one son; Victor, „ieYs good health and takes her daily
having passed away some months ago walk. She has four daughters: Mrs.
at 'his home near Hensall. Surviv- E.. Stoskopf • of Kitchener; Misses
Mg members are Mrs. John Wallace Matilda, Alice . and Susie at home.
But:rale. 'N.Y.: Mrs. Ernest Harris, During the day ,she received congrat-
Allsa Craig; Mrs. Baughman, Chica- 'ulatioese Greetings, and many bea-
go; Oliver of near Hensall. and Geo- utiful bouquets of flowers from fri-
rge, Village constable at Hensall. .ekids far end near. Among others,
a lov,elye. bouquet from the Ladies'
Hedden Family Meets „, ••Aid of the Lutheran church of which
A family reunion was held at the she is a faithfulmerober, The •many
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home of Mrs. Catherine Redden., teal feenedsof this:44nd old lady wished
'near Hensall, when some 36 Telatc- -her mawmore- ydars of continued
tones...1.0...orrein
WE SELL TIE BEST FOR. LESS
Specials low Thursday, Friday and Saturday
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Maple Leaf Sockeye Salmon Half's, per tin______16c
McCormick Sweet Sandwich Biscnit, per 111—..18c
P arkd G Naptha Soap, &bars..25c
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Hillcrest Shortening, 2 lbs.
Heinz :s Spaghatte„ 17 -oz. tin, 2 tins 25c
Co -wart Cocoa, 1-116. tin .27c
Pumpkin, 2% size, 2 this lc
Rubber Rings„ Per Amen,- . 5c
Zinc Jar Rings, perxTozim23c
Seeded Raisins, Lexia, 16 -oz. per pkg. 1 6c
Salmon, pink„ Iargge fire, 2 Tins ... 9c
New Shipment of I -louse Dresses at -------
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Childieres Ankle Sox., ali:.sizes„ :per -pacir-13
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Highest Prices few SM.
• CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Zurich
Marks 90th Birthday ,
On Sunday, August 22nd, Mrs.
,ves were present. Mrs. Heelden is the
nnather of a family of 12 children,
all of whom are living, 10 being
present for the veunion. There are
also 12 grandchildren. Also present
for the reunion were Mrs. Headen's
++xto bratliera Noic!rtq Pid fam
Hies. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rothaer-
15,111; Huron, and Mr. and Mrs.
Na.m. Rothao-mo, St. Gatlin:lines.
• good health and happiness.
BASEBALL NEWS
On Monday August 30th the Sea-
• forth team defeated. Zurich on the
local diamond by the sore of 14 •to
11. This victory puts Seaforth in a
tie with ,Crediton for a play-off pos-
ition, with one more game to play.
If they lose their next game which is
ageinst ginton on Thursday a sud-
dep. deatIngame will be played on the
Farmers! •Attention! 'ziirich diii4nd on Sept. 8th. Zurich
lost to Seaforth because of the fact
We have been appointed selling that theivere without the services
Agents for the celebrated Viking of „"Bone" Foster •and "Hoop" Het-
Diabolo Cream Separator, the sepal.- denim: 01 course without Heide-
ater with a ten year guarantee. Let marl a lot of power at the bat was
as demonstrate this machine to you loot, as well as his g-ooclpitchinrr.
411(1 coeipare it with all others. And Since Zurich has only one pitcher his
don't forget, the best feature is the absence • means a lot to the home'
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance"'eearn. Joynt and Hudson of Remelt
02. trade-ins, handled this game to the qatisfactiond
BM-1)2AG & SON. ' tf44 ol all. Wath or play-off dates,
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•Eyes
Examined
Glasses Filled
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Mr. C. E. Zurbrigg
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Will be at the Store
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Good Glasses if you need them.
Good Advice if you Don't.
HESS
JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
Phone 74 Zurich
WARNING
*bine coat
Put Your COAL in now
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the low price. A sharp art
vance may be expected soon.
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Phone 10 HENstar;
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