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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY .9 (929.
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• HAY COUNCIL. :
'The regular meeting of the Conn-
ell of Hay Township was held in the
Town Hall, Zurich, on Moiiday,May
6th. All the members were present.
The minutes of the last meeting• and.
of the special meeting held. Aprii.27th
were adopted as. read. •
Commuu ications: ,
A letter was laid before the domi-
cil from the Department of Agricult
ure, Ontario, re Weed.. Control. The
Clerk was instructed to notify all
Weed inspectors to Strictly enforce
the Noxious Weed Act.
A letter, from P Mclsaao, enclosing
a report on: 'the Dashwood Centre'
from Mr. A. D. Morton, Connecting
Company • Service Inspector, was con-
sidered. Mr. Morton,, recommended
that the switchboard at Dashwood
Central be brought lip to date by
the addition of' some new parts. The
Clerk was authorized to order the
necessary material.
Letters were received from Murray
& Nicholson, who have• been award-
ed the contract of constructing the'
Jeffrey Drain, and from 3. 3. Conolly
contractor, for "the • :McDonald Drain,
stating that the work would be pro -
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koehler and
family of Kitchener, were Sunday
visitors with Zurich 'friends.'
Mr. and Mrs. • Gid. Koehler were
Sunday visitors with the latter's par-
ents at Bayfield.
Mr. George. Tolland of Detroit,
motored over and spent the week -end
in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender and
family of Blyth called at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Pfile on Sunday evening.
Messrs. George Gram of Hensall,
accompanied by Mr. Chambers of
Seaforth called on Zurich friends onr
Saturday.
N[rs. L. Heideman is spending a
few days this week at Guelph, where
she is visiting her husband, Mr. Eg-
bert Heideman', who is taking treat-
ments at that city.
Mr. and MN. H. MeKiney, bridal
uple of Toronto, are visiting at the
h.me of the bride's brother, Mr. and
rs. Thos. Meyers, of town, and also
o 'ler relatives in 'the community.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
au'ghter Miss Lillie; Mr. and Mrs.
ussell Eckstein and Mr. S. Betchen
of London, were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin,
Babylon Line.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Prang, accomp-
anied • by Mrs. J. Fuss motored to
Lei An on Thursday, and while there
paid a visit to Mr. John Fuss, who
is recovering nicely after his recent
and rather serious operation for
bladder trouble.
1 Qutflttin,g, Days in Men's Women'
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14 and Children's Shoes,
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'THE LARGEST. 1VMST ,COMPLETE STOCK OF SPRING 13T--
t WEAR IN OUR UISaURY, DEPICTING THE NEWEST„ SMART-
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EST FASHIONS OF THE HOUR, AT THE WELL KNOWN LOW
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PRICES
MOST POPULAR STILES YOE SPRING WEAR,; INCLUDED
ARE:. POMPS, TIM) TIES, OM STRAP, CUT-OUT STYLRS,
PATENT T.ANATT4PaS, TOSS, SPANISH, SPT, CUBAN, AND
MTV HEELS.
REPAIRING A.I,RING 11TEA1 Y DONE
Browne
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cot :Shop WINDOW DISPLAY
timated expenditure on Township
Road for 1929, and by-law No. 8-
1929 confirming appointment of W.
J Jarrott as Township Road. Superin-
tendent be read three, times and fine
ally'°passed.
se That a grant of $13.00 be made
tee towards a drain on Road No. 14.
4 That J. Roger, O.L.S., a civil eng-
aineer, be appointed as engineer under
4) The Municipal Drainage Act, to re- Mr., and Mrs. John Truemner• and
.D port on. the West Branch Drain, a family, accompanied by the former's
,ecb y linenof the Hay Swamp Dram, and mother, Mrs. E. Trueinner of Detroit
if he finds it necessary to make a re- were week -end visitors in the village.
le port, ,survey, specifications, etc., to
,put the Drain into its oroginal work-
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That accounts covering payments
:on Township Roads, Telephone Ac -
.counts be passed:
Township Roads --T. Ayotte, pay
lists 56.87; S. Rupp pay list 7.75; J.
Desch. 15.00; L. Kalbfleisch 3.00; S.
Martin 3.50; J. Ronnie 21.65; E. Ga-
bel 15.3'7; W. Ducharme 44.60; E.
.Jarrott 8.00; S. Hoffman 8.00; 141.
Russell 13.35.; M. Corriveau 4.50;
W. Grenier 49.35; F. Haberer 3.25;
T. Kyle 5.00; J. Parke 43.57;.
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0 '2aelephone Accounts ---Bell Teleph-
:one moo., tolls, Feb. 21 to April 20,
���BlOIb�Q1A�+Il*�11P��6� .;7; Northern Electric Co., mat-
• eviel 425.19; E. 'Guenther, freight
and ra,rtage 33.33; Dept. Public High
wales, 'trailer license 3.00; Zurich Con
tral,switc7ting 80.00; M. G. Reitz, sal -
1 dry, car and 91.00.
+ed►ed►H►eseaeia6e.. oe.eseeeear�dReeeee.�e+ome
General Accounts -Ontario batteries 91.00. HoSpit-
A al, C.Rupp 3 months 39.00; J. Hey
e Jr lumber, nails and labor re fence
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. 410 GASCIECOM aLa wrist.
' 4,.......40414444000,0044460A46401.400.0647,
at hall 8.70; F. Ducharme, fees Scho
of Att. Officer 1,50; A. Smith, Theas.
Q McGillivray. Tp., portion payable by
o Hay Tp., an Ptsbe & Aux Sable Riv-
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ers By-law 191.50; S. S. No. 3, Dei -
t• egate D.E.A. 1928 10.00.
eThe Council adjourned to meet a-
d gain on Monday, Jane 3rd, at 1.30
0 o'dloelt, p.m.
e ... A. F. Hess, Clerk.
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Watch
This Space for
Kelvinator
The latter Mrs. Truemner remained
in Zurich, where she will spend the
summer months in her home here.
Don't forget to attend the spicy
lecture in the Evangelical church, to-
night, Wednesday evening, given by
Rev. Coiling of Grand Bend, on the
popular subject "The Seven Great
Mistakes of Life". It sure will be
worth you while to attend. Tiine
8 o'clock.
,Grand Bend Youths in Trouble
Russel McGregor, age 24, of Grand
Bend, has 'confessed to London Police
that he was the hit-and-run driven of
the auto which last Wednesday night
at Springbank Park struck Miss D.
Suiers, Queen Alexandra Sanitorium
domestic, causing Injuries from which
she died. Win. Down, age 21,. and
Howard DesJardine, both of Grand
Bend were also arrested as accomp-
ants of the death car. McGregor
gives as his reason for not stopping,
that he ' had been drinking. Miss
Spiers was about to board o motor
bus at the entrance to the Park, when
the car came with terf au ,;peed an.d
hitting her, fracturing both legs, and
crushing in her skull, from. which ef-
fects she never gained consciousness
and died two hours later.
A meeting of the Directors of
Zurich Agricultural Society was held
last Thursday evening. Mr. John A.
Snaith was appointed 1st vice -Presi-
dent to succeed the late John. Decker
Jr. Mr. Ed Haberer was appointed
2nd Viee-President, and Mr. Garnet
Deters was appointed, a Director to
fill the balance of 1929. It was de-
cided to have the Ladies' Work in the
Prize List revised and so arranged to
take care of the newer varieties of
fancy work and strike out many of
the sections now out of date. The
Property Committee was authorized
to have a new woven 'Wire fence er-
ected along the front of the grounds
and to re -construct the ticket ofilee.
It was also decided to add to the
Rules and Regulations a clause pro-
viding that every exhibitor making
over fifteen entries will be charged
five cents for each entryover fifteen,
payable at the time when entries are
made. Speeding events, walking con
tests, horseshoe games and bicycle
race will be the sect ll attractions on
Fair Day.
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Are You Proud
To Show Your
WATOEL
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEWEST
STYLES IN LADIES' WRIST WAT-
CHES,. PRICED AS LOW AS $8.00
GENT'S POCKET SIZES, FANCY
ENGRAVED CASES $5.00 TO $25.
GENT'S STRAP WATCHES, VERY
POPULAR $8.00 TO $20.00
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
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IMPORTANT FUEL
Announcement
Effective at Once
We beg to announce a reduction e5
50c. per ton from the winter prices,,
on all Grades of Anthracite Coal.,
In addition, we will allow a discount
of fro, per ton for CASH PAYMENT
ONLY, on Anthracite and All grade.,
of Fuel.
Pricer on Anthracite will advance ant..
June 15th.
Take advantage of these Rock Bottom
Prices, and layyyin your supply now
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.df The r1; :na& and Only
D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
.mous
D. & H. LACI .;WANNA COAL
Noted for .its great heat.
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:IGH CLASS USTOA
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1927 Ford Coach late model in perfect eoa+iitiori, t •c. •. and p i :"
like new, 5 baloon tire.., and 1029 lie,;e,e.
I`ord Sedan in the best of mechanical shape. Priced at $125.00. See
this car if- you v.ant- cheap transportation.
1026 Ford Tudor. If you are on the iro.rket for a model T Tudce
see this ear thats just like new.
Ford Coupe in good contht§an, oTtipp,i41 it i.�_i nee. reeese and S h"'cic
absorbers, Priced at $110.00.
1925 Ford Coach, full baloons, new license, good. elea upholstering
and this car has lots of pep.
ESSEX SEDAN, late Model at a Bargain.
Ford Tourings priced at $30 to $50.00.
1927, 1 Ton Chevrolet truck with new Iicense and in good canditien
at a bargain.Price for some one.
Ford Touring at $20.00, with new license.
WE WILL TEACH YOU TO DRIVE THE CAR. YOU BUY
3 BUGGIES FOR 'SALE CHEAP.
See Our used cars and compare condition and prices with, othn ...
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AGENT FOR THE NEW CHEVROLET SIX CARS. A SEX Elva.
THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOURS. ASK. FOR A DEMON-
STRATION.
EMONSTRATION.
SECOND HAND FORD PARTS AT H.AIi ' PRECN
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We have o oiled
Our first shipment of S. _ i
Summer Dry Got
WE ALSO CARRY A. FULL LINE OF H.
HARDWARE, SHOES, DISHES, CROCERII
ROOT SEEDS.. ALSO KEEP SUPPLII
LAMPS, AND REPT IRS FOR NEW PERFI
JES
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATR.ONA
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