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ZURICH. THURSDAY 1VMORNUXd-OCTOBER 110 1929.
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' The regular month% meeting of f
'the Council of the; Te,u shilpn mf •Hay'
was held in the Totiuru ]hall, Z isle, 1
on Monday, October. rith:,. Ail the
Members were present. The axv nutea
of the previous meeting; were adop-
ted
ted as read.
After dealing' with voricus• connn-
*anications the following aea hitilms
were passed:irr�
That by-law No:, i 8:-1:, 19, g
jhe rates to be lev ed1and laved
•on the ratable property ef the
ship for 1929 be read "three time
and finally passe&
That a grant of $15.8.0 be made t
the South Huron Plowmen's Assoeiat
ton.
That the petition a£ Amos, Wild
Fong and others asking for the
provement of the McDonald Dram;
between the Black Creek and the
railway crossing be resealved and that'
J. Rogers, O.L..S., be appionted as
engineer under the Municipal Drain-<
age Act ,and that be be authorized to
make a survey and report of the;
area affected.
That three '1 -foot corrugated cul-
verts, 10 guage, one 28 feet, one 22
feet and one 20 feet be purchased
for use on the East Branch Drain
from the Corrugated Pipe Company,
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SMARTEST OF COLORS. IN
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LAETHERS. 194E11 ARE WEARING PATENTS,. BI O'WN AND
BLACK IN QU AL1TFES THAT MAKE THE PRICES MOST UN-
USUAL.
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Tbat accounts covering payments
for Township Roads, Telephone and
General Accounts be passed.
S. Martin, pay list, $14.25; E. Hen
drick, ditto 57.00; P. Schade 126.60;
R. Geiger 20.00; Wm. Fisher 222.55;
8, J-Ioffman 18.43; W. Dearing 61.90;
L. Kalbleisch 7.56; A. Mousseau,
109.65; J. Campbell 67.95; F. Hab
erer 96.45; J. M. Richardson 10.50;
C. Alclsworth 77.95; L. Schilbe, acct.
12.00, . Corbett, pay list 78.90; M.
M. Russell ditto, 43.50; Telephone
ccounts-C. N. R., freight On dir-
etories 5.90; Bell Tel. Co., tolls Jly
1 to Aug. 20 300.93; Northern Elec
ric Co. Material 100.35; M. G. Deitz,
alary and use of car .90.00; Zurich
,entral switching 5 weeks 80.00; E.
uenther, cartage 4.25; Can. Tele -
hone & Supplies, material 3.50; Bell
elephone Co., tolls Aug. 21 to Sep.
0 211.84; Waterioa Mutual Fire In-
surance Co, insurance premium 20.00
P. McIsaac, salary, etc., less tolls
560.65. General Accounts -J. Reid
payment Black Greek scheme 1500.00
Exeter Agric. Society grant 15.00;;
Zurich Agric. Society, grant 25.00;
Zurich School Fair, grant. 20.00;
Dashwood School Fair, grant 10.00;
Grant Bend School Fair, grant 5.00;
H. Restemeyer, sheep killed by dogs
25.00; F. Reding, sheep valuator $2;
J. Gellman, repairs to . Schwalm Dr-
ain 4.50, Ontario Hospital re C Rupp
3 months 39.00; Municipal World,
supplies 5.69; Tuckersmith Teleph-
one System, balance 1928 rates 27.24
.Amusement Tax Branch, tak tickets
4.80; S. Hoffman, pay list, Masse
Drain 236.50; T. Kyle, pay Iist, Step-
han Drain 54.50; S Huron Plowman's
Association, grant 15.00.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain on Monday, November 4th„ at
1.30 o'clock, p.m.
A. F. Hess, Clerk.
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute held their monthly me-
eting on Monday eve., Oct. 7th, with
25 ladies present, The meeting -was
opened by Mrs. D. Ducharme in the
chair, after singing the opening ode
the Lord's Prayer was repeated in
unison. Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer then
spoke on the care of feet. Foot tro-
uble is often due to improper shoes
for the foot. The Doctor's talk with
the illustrations was much enjoyed by
all present, The ladies expressed a
hearty vote of thanks and appreciat-
ion for his time and good will de -voted
to this address. A reading was giv-
en by Miss Pear] Wurtz, and a vocal
duet by Mrs. O'Dwyer and Miss P.
Pfile, a paper by Mrs. E. Weide on
Self Conquest. This pap.'r was well
given and well received. The Presi-
dent, Mrs. Kropp then took. the chair
and led the business part. A num-
ber of items were brought up and
discussed. Mrs. Win. Hey was ap-
pointed delegate to the Convention
at London, the beginning of Novem-
ber. The meeting was then closest
by singing the National Anthem: A
social half hour was then spent and
the committe in charge of the meet-
ing served a very dainty lunch. Com-
bination salads were discussed during
lunch, and real good salad receipts
were given, the ladies then adjourn-
ed.
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DON'T FORGET
14Ir. Philip• Beaver was a visitor to
Exeteron Monday.
Mr. Simon Smith, of Detroit, was
a visitor with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendel Smith, the past week.
Mr. end Mrs. E. E. Weido, Mr.
Jacob and Percy Weido were Sun-
day visitors at Lamb, Mich.
Mr: and Mrs. Jos. Geiger and fam-
ily were recent visitors with Rev. and
and Mrs. Roy M. Geiger at Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
two sins of Forest, were Sunday vis-
itors at the home of Alr. Wm. Lamont
Merrsr. E. Desch and Ward Fritz
were at London on business on Mon-
day,
Mr. Arthur and Mite Alice White
sides of Toronto, visited at the Will-
iams home the past week.
Mrs, C. Fritz, and daughters, Miss
Pearl- Wurtz and Mrs. H. H. Cowen
visited with relatives the past week
at Gaelph and Fergus.
Mr. Daniel Gascho of New Ham-
burg and son Alvin of Kitchener,
visited at their home here over Sun -
Mr. 3. 111: Govnlock, the Liberal
candidate for the Provincial Election
of Seaford), called on friends in the
village on Friday.
Our mechanics, ourselves, our home
of%ct:, are interested in your Ford,
try our Ford service -Sandy Elliot.
We ,tock genuine Fard parts all
models 1912 to 1929.
Mil G. Koehler., has made the fol -
le:( auto sales recently: Mr.
H.' Reynolds; of Dashwood, a new
Bunck sedan, and to Ivan Steckle of
Stti nley •a Pontiac Coupe.
Mr. John Deichert is having his
building, occupied by H. Yungbiut &
Son, nicely painted on the outside,
and also some improvements made on
the inside, and makes a vast impro-
vement.
On Sunday Harvest Thanksgiving
services were held in St. Peter's Luth
eran church, when the pastor, Rev.
E. Tuerkheim delivered suitable mes-
sages. Special music was also given
by the choir.
Miss Welsh of Toronto, and form-
erly of Hensel], is a visitor with her
friend, Miss Annie Consitt of Stan-
ley, who is staying at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Wm. J. Dowson.
Sorry to report that while crank-
ing a car •an Sunday, Mr. Allan
Schrag, known as Zurich's milk
man, had the misfortune to break his
arm, near the place where it was bro-
ken about a year ago.
A few radios around town are be-
ing patronized these afternoon listen-
ing in on the World's Series Baseball
games played between the Philadel-
phia team of the American League,
and the Chicago team of the National
League. It is estimated that the
event will again be a million dollar
gate receipts.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Decker most
royally entertained the members of
the Agricultural Society to a sum-
ptuous fowl supper on Tuesday 'ev-
ening, and all those present report
that Mr. aid Mrs. Decker certainly
know how to handle an occasion of
this kind. The balance of the even-
ing was spent in progressive euchre,
and other amusements.,.
Laporte-Ducharme
A happy matrimonial event was cel
ebrated on October 7th, at St. Pet-
er's Church, Drysdale, when Rev. Fr.
L. Marchand' united in Holy Wed-
lock, Miss Annie Rena, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Wm.. Ducharme to M.
Noel Laporte, son of Mr. an.1 Mrs.
Charles Laporte, both parties of the
parish. The bride was charmingly
gowned in white satin, carrying white
Asters; the 'bridesmaid, Miss Juliette
Denomy was dressed in pink satir
and carried pink Asters: Mr. Wan.
Ducharme Jr., acted as groom's -ma:
The wedding patty which consisted
of aroung 100 repaired to the hoinr
of the bride where the usual day':
enjoyable entertaining took place
The happy bridal couple have the
hest wishes of a large circle of fri-
ends, and will reside on the groom',
fine farm on the Blue Watch High-
way, Stanley.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE
FAMOUS WATERMAN PENS.
ALL SIZES AND COLORS
$L50 tQ $6.50
ass; The Jeweller
COAL 192�
[IMPORTANT FUEL,
Announcement
Effective at Once.
We beg to announce a rechsethwa eeti
50c. per ton from the winter S i„
on all Grades of Anthracite 024a.
In addition, we will al/ow a dilea:sr
of 50c per ton for CASH PA.'f�'.f!I+
ONLY, on Anthracite as d An lerzAtirst
of Fuel.
Pricer an Anthracite will astvaaca ,
June 15th.
Take advantage of these Reck BertZeosa
Prices, and lay in your supplor raw
of The Original anal Only
D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL
Or The Famous
D. & H. LACKAWANNA. COQ
Noted for its great heat.
H 1N SALL ONT.;
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HIGH CLASS USED CARS
BEFORE BUYING A
NEW OR USED CAR OF ANY MAKE I3E
SURE AND SEE US.
LONG EASY TERMS
1927
FORD COACH
In perfect Condition, a won-
derful buy. Bumpers, and
Speedometer
1926
FORD COACH
Mechanically A. 1., a
Bargain
$285.00
real
1927
FORD COUPE
Loaded with extras.. This.
car is a lot better than the
average used car.
A REAL SNAP'
1 NEW PIANO'
Taken in on a Chevrolet Six
Terins
SPECIAL
PR.ICE,S ON THESE. CARS
1-1929 Essex 4 -door sedan-_
1-1928 Essex 4 -door sedan_
1 -Overland Touring,, 1923
Model.
1 --Baby Grand Touring
1 Ford Touring very cheap..
1 GENT'S BICYCLE
1 TOP BUGGY
1 6 -YR. OLD HORSE.,
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USED CAR BROKERS
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Seasona.ie
We have a large stock of .Fall am
Winter Goods
ON HAND. NEW FLANNELETTES, MILITARY ELA1tN s
MACKINAW FLANNELS AND TWEEDS, WOOL AND, Flui.
NELETTE BLANKETS, MEN'S AND BOYS* SWEATER COAT S„
WIND BREAKERS, HEAVY SOCKS AND STOCKINGS, Inib i;Y•
WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ../.111.30 Dorm.
GLOVES AND 'GAPS„
ALL PRINTS, GINGHAM, BROADCLOTHS ;EtTHS AND SI.131307 a
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
WE KEEP SUPPLIES FOR .A.LAAIN LAMPS.
WE WILL. BE PLEASED TO HAVE "YOU GALL AT OURSIO.rlr.
R. N.tiOUGLAS
GENEWAL. ettERCHANT
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