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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING
NOVEMBER 7 (929.
Chester L. Smith,, Prebridesets
$L25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advanosr
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Make your Fall purchases from your home Merchants
Temperance: Edcteatiors
re (Farmer's Sun) . .
Before the prohiibi:tion cause can
hope to repeat some of its eariier soc-
eesses at ,the palls or elsewhere, a
revision of the ideas of soma or as
advocates on the sul ect of temper-
ance education would app ar to be
necessary. A /at Of instabue .was
propagated during the election ,cans-
paign just closed and not aa: ine`Orc-
siderable portion of it emanated.
from prohibition; sources:, Or geaes
the temperance cause has sufferer
from the misdirected; &toils of fan
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sties who have viewed the ligaec
question simply as a challenge to
eight, and who visualize: temperance
education as a process of hurling
vective at all and sundry who do not;
immediately agree with thy. A
morning paper which has been fore-
most in the "fight" and tells of the ;,
drys loading guns "for a feral broad •
THE ELECTION
The Provincial election campaign,
which ended with the voice of the
ballots on Wednesday of last week,
was one of the quietest in the "history
of many. No great enthusiasm was
shown atany time: by either side.
Only one meeting was held in Zurich,
and throughout the riding when a
meeting was called, the people would
go and listen what the speakers .had
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to say and then go about their way
again. It was a question whether
the mass of the people were just sat-
isfied with the government as, it
stood and meant to return it or
whether discusted with the work, and
meant to overthrow it from power.
However, the ballots spoke with a
meaning louder than words, and se-
emingly -with nothing better in sight,
the big majority of the peopre voted
to return the Fergusson Government
with the following standing as we
have it: Conservatives 91; Independ
ent Cons., 2; Liberals 11; Progres-
sive 3; Liberal -Progressive 2; Labor
1; United Farmers 1; Deferred 1;
Total 112. In Our riding of South
Huron there was a big turnover in
favor of the Government, as in the
last election of 1926 Mr. Medd, the
Progressive Candidate had a major-
ity of 1628, as compared with the
recent election when his majority was
cut down to what lqoks like a nar-
row escape of only 26. And the rid-
ing was in doubt • until Tuesday of.
week, when the Returning Officer,
Mr. Ford gave out his report of 26
in vavor of Mr. Medd. In North
Huron Mr. Robertson, Liberal, and a
member of the last Legislature, was
returned, but with his 1926 majority
cut nearly in half. One of the out-
standing pecularieties is that the
votes in Hay Township were a per-
fect tie: And someone has said that
if all the voters of Hay would have.
stayed at home and not voted things,
would be just the same.
The report as voted:
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6
No. 7
No. 8
Hay Township
Elliott Medd
22 41
16 60
90 112
99 68
32. $2
97 57
23 30
52 , 31
431
431
Other Municipalities Totals
Usborne Township .62 439
Majority 177
Exeter Village 424 477
Majority 53
.Stephen Tp. 455 552
Majority 97
Hay Tp. 431 431
Seaforth town 434 304
.t Iajoeity 130
Huilett Tp. 345
Majority
McXillop Tp. 331
Slajoi'ity 21
.Stanley Tp. 543 361
Majority 182
G.oderich Tp. 504 258
Majority 246
T,uckersinith Tp. 275
Majority
Hensall Village 151
Majority
:Clinton Town 601
.Majority 173
496
51
310
Totalis 4756
Majority for Medd
527
252
199
48
428
4782
26
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ELMER OESCH
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pfile of Hen
sail, were Sunday visitors at the
home of M'r's. Lydia Pfile.
Dr.. and Mrs. Bryce of F.lesherton,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr: and Mrs. C. Fritz.
Miss Ethel Fowlie of Bayfield vis-
ited the past week with her sister,
Mrs-. G. Koehler.
Mr. Milne Rader of the 14th con„
has treated himself to a new Pontiac
auto from Mr. G. Koehler, local' dis-
tributor.
Miss Wilson, Supt., of Scott's Mem
oriel Hospital, Seaforth, was a Tues-
day visitor with her aunt in Zurich,
Mrs: Jos. Routledge.
Mr. Daniel Smith, who spent a few
pleasant weeks with friends and his
two sons here, left on Friday for
Aumelree where he will spend the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Koffman, Miss
Vera Siebert, Mr. and Mrs. LeeRoy
O'Brein were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman, at Galt.
Mrs. D. Gazebo, who spent the past
week assisting in Scott's Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, has returned to
her home in the village.
Township Engineer Rogers, of Mit-
chell was in the village on Friday, on
professional business, as he was look-
ing over some of the ditches in the
toWaship that require attention.
Mr. and Mrs. James Humphrey
and Mr. ,Kenneth Weber, former res-
idents of Zurich, were' Sunday visit-
ors with friends and relatives in the
village. They are now residents of
Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. F. Braun and
family of Forest,' Who were Sunday
visitors with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G..Braun of Crediton,
called on Zurich friends on their way
home. Sorry to report that Mr. G.
Braun of Crediton, is not enjoying
his usual good health at present.
Hay Council met for its regular
monthly meeting on Monday after-
noon and had a rather lengthy sess-
ion as considerable ditch questions
were up again for consideration. This
seems a big problem in practically
all township municipalities to try and
please every ratepayer with the wat-
er courses, and in most cases if peo-
ple would stop and think and then
get together, the cost and hard feel-
ings would be reduced in a great
many 'cases to half.
Monday, November 11th, that is
Monday next, will be observed a large
National holiday, when we will cele-
brate the 'annual day when the Arm-
istice was signed of the world war,
All places of business in. Zurich, as
well as all over Canada, will be clos-
ed, and the people are requested to
be thankful unto their creator for
the many blessings and prospetity re-
ceived during another year. Surely
we all have much to be thankful for.
Let all give this some thought over
the week -end. In practically all the
churches the pastors will have suit-
able messages for the occasion.
Lantern Slide Lecture
On Thursday evening 7.30 at Em-
anuel Evangelical Church. Rev. A.
Clemens of Centenial Evangelical
Church, Stratford, will give a most il-
luminating, interesting and educat-
ive "travelogue;, on observations in
the Holy Land from first hand know-
ledge. Rev. Clemens during this
past .summer travelled over the paths
where Jesus feet grew weary and
dusty and he has a very charming
story to tell you. Admission 25c.
and 10c. This treat is open to any
one young or old. - We invite and
welcome you heartily.
Mr. Joseph Gelinas of Drysdale,
received the intelligence last week
that their son Mr. Leon F. Gelinas
of Fielding, Sask., met with a very
painful auto accident, when his car
in which he was driving, and another
car crashed into each other at a
road crossing on a very nasty morn-
ing two weeks ago last Sunday. Mr.
Gelinas was taken to the Hospital
where he is suffering of back injur-
ies; ono ankle was badly swo en:and
other cuts and bruises about the
head and face are nicely healing. Mr.
Gelinas is still at the Hospital, at
Haford, twenty miles from his home.
Watermars
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