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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6,1930.
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OUR CORNER
Law is Iike religion—it cannot
.force anybody tie be goo&
World depressinrn Th buguess is due
always to a sudden change be the
.attitude of the weerld.rs peoeire..
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Indian Summer short. season isat
its full—a delightfule thoirght blief„
reprive before the eterreing of etevere
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weather.
The weather man. is doing his best.
to keep down the cost of living by!
enabling us to conserve the coal. pile
in the cellar.
Queer man! Place bun -where he;
has nn installment payments, no taxes
no Loss on .stocks, and still he saws the
bars to get out.
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Youth sows its wild oats to -day, as'
it always did, but the oats ,are 'of a;
much better quality.
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• Regret is only a waste of time and
a wrecker of enjoyment.
Face-to-face exchange of words is
worth a year's exchange of letters.
There is more false and fuzzy thin-
king about education than about al-
most any other important subject.
The cities get the cream of the
good times, and when hard times
come the whole country is taxed to
help them out, while relief is denied
to the smaller places.
As the Border Cities Star puts it,
every effort must be made to prevent
a miniature Christmas this year.
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Money that nobody spends does no-
body any good.
About the only ▪ thing that conies
a man who waits is whiskers.
Some of the mo▪ st successful rn
in business today were trained f
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The Saltford Sage predicts another
month of open, but wet, weather.
Let's see how good he is at this bus-
iness of forecasting.
Is Canada downhearted? Well in
1928 the people of this country sp-
ent $30,000,000 on radios and equip-
ment and in 1929 they spent $50,-
000,000 in the same way. These fig-
ures are credited to Alex. Mackenzie,
president of the association of radio
manufacturers..
Need the times be as hard as they
are being made? The Owen Sound
Sun -Times says that on Saturday af-
ternoon and eveniny last there was
nothing in that sity to suygest hard-
times.Cars were parked everywhere.
in grea't` numbers, throngs were on
the street, all the stores seemed to be
doing a rushing business, and the
theatre was packed to the doors.
There must have been five hundred
cars jammed in the centre of the city
alone. There has been too much
boosting of the badness of business.
One hundred and eight applications
were received in answer to the adver-
tisement of the Goderich Public Scho-
ol Board for a teacher for Third
Book work, the appointment being
made necessary by Miss K. Watson's'
resignation. The Board met the other
evening and went over the applicat-
ions and selected several and arrange-
ments were made with Miss Lillian
Morley of Milverton with a salary of
$925.
Oil Train Running
The new electric -oil, train on the
Huron & Bruce has now been runn-
ing for about two weeks, only last
week one day they were obliged to
put a steam engine on to pun it, as
a piece of oil pipe had broken off and
hence there was no power. It is
said that this now type of train will
plow through the snow banks as well
as the steam will, and the Huron &
Bruce usually is a good place to make
such a test,
Fewer Traffic Cases
There has been a considerable re-
duction in the number of traffic cases
coming before Magis. Reid, at God-
erich since the advent of cold wea-
ther. Oniy two offenders appearing
in one week. A. McKillop Tp. farm-
er paid $10 and costs for driving
without an operator's permit. He had
been driving all summer without ona.
A Zurich man was assessed $10 and
costs for reckless driving. For assault
ing his wife, a Wingham husband was
bound over to keep the peace and
ordered to pay the costs of the court
Three Criminal Cases
There are three criminal cases slat-
ed for hearing at the fall assizes wh-
ich open before His Lordship, Justice
Logie at Goderich court hotse on
Tuesday of this week, and for which
grand and petit jurors have been sub
poedaed. One is a criminal neglig-
ence theatge against W. T. Grieve ar-
ising ,out of an automobile accident,
and the other two are charges of
abduction, W. Stephen and J. Ronald
of near (Ionic, having been sent up
six weeks ago for trial in a higher
court. There are also five rival eas-
”, O. McIntosh, of Kitchener,
assist Crown Attorney Rohnes,
ao tepeeial Cirow.o..,proStOtor.
1. Mr. Harry Weber, who has been, [T.
confined to his bed for some weeks, .*
was on Sunday taken to London by
'Dr.. P.. J. O'Dwyer, where Mr. Weber
will receive treatments in the Hosp-
ital, and will likely be operated on
for: bladder trouble.
The members of St. Boniface R. C.
Church, Zeirich, are sponsoring their
annual. bazaar and fowl supper m the
Town Hall, on Friday and Saturday
of this, weak, to which the public are
cordially invited. The bazaar will
commence on Friday evening, but the
bigger event, namely the supper will
commence., onSaturday evening at 5
o'clock. The public will do well to
attend this, annual event. It is still
well in our memory the fine time and
big supper ,we enjoyed a year ago at
this place and given by these people.
Bring the whole family along and en-
joy the maca• good things set before
you.
Scott—Uttley
A quiet wadding took place at the
manse, of First Prespyterian Church,
Seaforth, last Thursday morning at
9 o'clock, when Miss Goldie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Uttley, of
Zurich, was united in marriage to Mr.
Walter Arnold Scott, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott, of Sea -
forth. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. W --.P. Lane, of North Side
United Church, in the absence of the
pastor, Rev. I. B. Keine. They were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Scott. Following the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Scott left on a motor trip
to Detroit. On their return they will
reside in Seaforth.
Word was received here of the
rather sadden passing of Mr. Elmer
Hey, of Falls City, Neb., and SAUL of
the late. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hey, of
the Western States. Mr. Henry Hey
was a brother of Mr. John Rey, Sr.,
and. Mts. J. W. Horner of t(VAY11. The
late Elmer Hey, passing away on
Monday last aged 48 years, He is
survived by his wife, tive sons and
two daughter, and also, orte brother,
and one sister, was born in the Zur,
tett district, going west with his par-
ents when seven. years of age. A
few Years ago -Mt. and Mrs. Ehnee
Hey paid an AMtensive visit with fri-
ends ot this section and made fleetly
waxen friends, who are ell NerF t!$orr,7
io heAr Pf his rather early deroiee,
amonow.iienosawoo..
Mr. Clayton F. Pfile of Dashwood,
called hi town on Monday.
Mr: and Mrs. Paul Jeffrey of De-
troit, were week -end visitors in the
•Mr. Thos. McMillan, M. P. for S.
Huron, called on Zurich friends on
Wednesday last.
.Mr. D. S. Williams, of New Ham-
burg, visited with his niece, Mrs. C.
L. Smith on Wednesday night.
Mrs. Pollock of Swift Current, Sas.
visited at the home of Miss Mime
Johnston the past two yveeks,
Mr. Snider of Elmira is visiting a
the home of his daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Weber, Bronson Line.
• Dr. Jos. Routledge attended the
funeral of the late Dr. Chas. McGreg-
Or .at Seaforth on Wednesday.
MM, John Puss has loft for De-
troit, where she will likely spend the
winter with her daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J'. J. Swartz.
The various Directors and Officials
of the Hay Fire Insurance Co. met
at Hensall on Saturday for their
monthly business meeting.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. Sandrock, Mr. and
Mi7S. Melick of Kitchener, were
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Foster.
The enksgNing Day will be observed
on 'day next and is proclaimed as
a National Haliday, as a consequence
all places of business will be closed
in the village,
A number from the village attend-
ed the rousing meeting of the exec-
utive committee of the South Huron
Liberal Association held at Bensall
on Tuesday.
BRIDAL ,WREATH WEDDING
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
WITH FANCY WEDDING
RINGS TO MATCH „.
GOAL 193
New Low Prices
Now in Effect
WHEN BUYING YOUR FriElL,
WHY NOT HAVE THE IIEST?
GENUINE D. L. & W. SCRAInialik
COAL
"The Standar-1 Anthracite'
EGG„ STOVE, NUT AND Slittitii.t.
PEA. SIZES,. SEME'r, SOLVA.Wee
COKE.
A discount of 50c per toss allissrodf:tioss,
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MEN'S LIGHT RUBBERS, OR LEATHER TOPS. A COMPLETE: qv*
LINE ALWAYS CARRIED IN STOCK, NO ORDERING OR WAFT
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REPAIRING OR RUBBER EOOTWEAR. A SPECIALTY.'
USED CAR DEPT.
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WE STILL OFFER YOU THE BEST BARGAINS IN QUALITY
USED CARS.
1928 Chev. Coach, looks and runs like new, fully equipped,. an& le. .T2
wheel brake. You have to see and .drive this car to appreeiate..-er.
1030 Ford Moder, a coupe at A BIG REDUCTION
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1927 FORD TUDOR, finish and Upholstering like new, a good ceee
for very little money
1:027 FORD COUPE, good upholstering and reins fine.
123 Ford Touring:, this car has had wonderful care and is. goodie ee
many thousands of relies_
1929 MODEL A COACH, at a real Bargain.
1928 ESSEX SEDAN, original tires only ..$375110.
1925 FORD COACH.
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Special
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In order to reduce our Stock wt
are offering at and_ below cost the
fOnoWiistg:
Men's and Boy's Sweater Coats and Wirtdi
Breakers, Also Girls' and Children's Sweat-
ers, Shoes and Rubbers, Etc., Etc.
Fresh Groceries always on hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
CZEIVERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 111 - 91 BLAKE