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ZLeRICH,, THURSDAY MOI,
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APRIL 21931,
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OUR CORNER
When man's 1oev grows, cold he
should put his arm: mixture& her :and
warm her up.
It is' far better to! be wraeaand Wor-
ahipful than to be cliaver and .super-
eilious.
:•Spring is here Sailors on the
great lakes arc... axriving as their
boats to Make ready for life on the
rolling wave..
William Campbell, the grand old
man of Goderich„ has passed away at
the age of 97. He had been connect-
ed with the life and: the growth ad
Goderich sinee pioneer olaats,
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WE HAVE A. LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS, •
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TRAVELLING BAGS,. VALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM, AND •
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Harness, Etc.
IF YOU HAVE BEEN. THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLJEJYESIUISZES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHERLOCK MANNING LINE.
ALSO A.GElaS FOR TRE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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One of the most dangerous person:
we can produce in the world is the'
uneducated specialist.
Has not the world's economic ma-
chine become too big for man, and
is it not running away with him?
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Each. generation revolts against its
father and makes friends with its
grandfather.
Like many another old fellow, IP
Man Winter is putting up quite a
kick in his last days.
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An economist says you can
$1.25 of anything new for a d
The catch is that you have to
the
buy
ollar.
have
The newspapers all over Canada
are telling ofa Toronto motorist be-
ing fined- $10 for splashing a pedest-
rain's dress. It is true enough, but
twenty, thousand other pedestrains
have got splashed and nobody was
lined. • .
It. not often the people of the
province question the judgments of
the courts of Ontario. However,
there is a: strong feeling that the ap-
peal tours has not acted wisely, or
in the best interests of either justice
or humanity, in confirming the sent -
enc of five years and 20 lashes upon
a 16 -year-old lad. .The law itself
ought to be changed so that lashes
cannot be applied to anyone so yo-
ung.—London Free Press.
Canada Faces a Deficit
Shoe Sty
IN BROWS!
SHOES
h a Smite
MAKE YOU. STEP OUT AMBITIOUS, :READY TO GO. EVERY
GOOD STYLE FMEASTER -rs HERE, BLACKS, BOWNS,
SPORTS. A GREAT COLLECTION OF NEW ARRIVALS. ASIDE
FROM GENUIE. PLEASURE :OF :INSPECTING. THESE NEW
• GOODS FIRS.T, IS THE ,ADVANTAGE OF EARLY SELECTION.
AND YOU'LL CHOSE FROM THE •FINEST VARIETY OF EX-
CLUSIVE SHOE MODELS .FOR MEN, -WOMEN AND CHILDREN
AT 'W.ERY :LOIN .PRCES.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
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And One Thing we wo 't
WE WILL SAVE YOU NIONEY ON YOUR CLOTHES BUT WE
WILL NOT SACRIFICE THE CLOTHES TO DO U.
EVERY FABRIC MUST BE UP TO.STANDARD. EACH ST1TCH
MUST BE 'CONSCIENTIOUSLY DONE.
And the Value Mast 13,e Right
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in Home Merchandising
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,Alex. Foster spent the week-
end. th 'friends at Kitchener.
Mrs. John Albrecht and
daa U:1 Miss Lulu were at London
oa grsday last.
Mr.Cal Williams who has been at
Toro* for some time, has returned
to lita,home here.
mit:Harold Newcombe of Goderich
was '4.tuesday visitor at the home of
Mr.'i'n.d Mrs. E. E. Weido,
M'. : and Mrs. Lorne Dreier of Kin-
caa4jpe ;were week -end visitors at
the tonfe of Rev. and Mrs. W. Y.
brei
Alex. Voisin and a nephew of
neaKitchener, called on friends in
homerof Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber.
sall,aW ere Sunday visitors at the
this,440inity this week,
1V,. and Mrs. Roy' We•ber Of Hen -
Mr, Tel. L. Wurm, of Toronto
xnade,T,a business call in the village
the beginning of the week.
Mr' Ivan Yungblut, Mr. and Mrs.
HerlaaKrueger and Miss Margaret
Schilt4 t.pent a pleasant week -end
with ititchener friends. Making the
trip ,i'amotor.
A Bargain
For Quick Sale
Consol
Star Phonographs
Like new with Records
$20.00 Each
ass. The Jeweller
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-Yes! You will Find
DIFFERENCE IF YOU RURV
STANDARD Awrita
MONEY TIGHT YOU SAY
Tighten up then on that Fuel Bill 44.2
Burning Our
Semet Solway Coke, or Nit. a seraa.
Pocahontas and Bank. that fiamaalag
with our Small Pea Coal- We wrizry
in stock Nine Different Varietiis
Fuel. Come in and Let us. talk: urvilse
your Fuel Problems with you- '
For Caat Payment a Discount of
EeF 44"Ylwe0-
• Car
I Phone 10w or 10J HENSAIL&Doz=irr.
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Heab. Mousseau, C. Frita e. aa
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•Ical Mr. Jos. S. Bedard of •I•
.ta,„„,• cia„,a „motor business -ta • •
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%rest.I.ellfiction of nearly 2 On Wednesday.
million dollars for the first eieyeta[aa .'d to .report that .Mr. Albert
months of the finial year. Add, an- BeilOick; Of the Blue Water High -
other month's losses to this, allow .way, and who has been at London
for increased expenditures in addit- Bospital, taking treatments, has re-
ionto decreased receipts, and it is covered 'sufficiently to return to his
easily seen wehre the Govermnent home on Monday.
will end the fiscal period at least, •
$100,000,000 worse off than a year.. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Amens, who
ago. This does not mean a defict:. spent the .past winter in Stratford,
of that amount, for it is to be borne; hare moved back into their home at
in mind' that the previous year's o, the east end of town and taken up
erations produced a surplus of be- , housekeeping. We welcome them
tween 40 and 45 millions, but it does back te Zurich again.
inean a very large deficit. And the
government must not only provide
for this, but guard against its re-
currence in the coming year.
Our Public Schools
Complaints are being made and
rightly so that there is altogether too
much hemework in the junior grades
of public schools. Many a parent is
worried to death trying to help the
little kids with their homewor,when
nearly all that work could be done in
the school. Parents really •should
take a course in teaching, as under
the present bug -a -boo system, the taken in church mebership.
The Choir ,of Emenuel Evangelical
church are rendering a Cantata,
"The Makers of the Cross" on Sun-
day evoing, :April 5th beginning at
7:80 o'cck. This will be a program
of Song'. and Story. Come, and
bring others with you.
Specia Lenten Services are being
conducted by the pastor, Rev. W. Y.
Dreier, ita the Evangelical church
this :week very evening' excepting
Saturday eve. The public are cord-
ially invited to attend to these
great spi4tua1 refreshments. On
Sunday Oaptism rites will be observ-
ed and art opportunity given to be
parents are expected to know both
matter and method of imparting kno-
Preentation
wledge. If the little ones spent be-
tween five and six hours in school A very ;pleasant evening was spent
there should be no need of two or at the hot*.ie' of Mr. and Mrs. Menno
three or even one hour of homework. Baechler 43n Tiihsclay evening., March
By the way that does not mean that :3 t, whIli i'then children and grand
we encourage the children running likdidrer 'gathered together to cele -
the streets all evening, The Eamiati- brate Mrs. Baeahl er'S ScVIlty-fift11
0 tot) ill earlier grades are a ba- bithay. .The evening was spent in
bear. Any teacher, worthy of the singin, 'gter Which dr llinch
was served, followed by an address
name should he able to tell the st-
anding of a pupil after teacing. that read 14' VArEiM inge ell •
child for.a shOrt time, but that is not gift, a beautiful pair of blankets and
the system in vogue. A child must a pair of Oweds, was presented by
pas:, an examination to proceed. from. M18•5 Gertrude naechler, after which
one class to another—a mental and Mr. Bilechir 'thanked them with
physical strain that no child of ten- " havd no greater joy than to hear
der years should be subjected to that nty cl'thidreit walk in. Truth".
Exchange. Third episqk of John, verse 4.
The Ari,;
, Mrs. Metato Baeclifer:
Par Gi:uplmother:
have gathered here in
your homy t.b-night to spend a few
OF
Very .enOy4ii hours with you On 'OW
Occasion of your birthday. You
have aways: iiicren a kind mother, and
a dear g,rrardluother to us, and We
have taken f is wayof showing our
ste ern for a. We hope God 11
Tare you elf Moss you with health
so that you n' It be With as l'or many
more yeam Ve ask you to aCe091.
iS littic gUI•t; a token of rememb-
rance and wi!' It we wish you God's
Richest BlesSii gS. • '
Your Child A :arid Gyamichildron.
Aftfr thc .was spent in
-ery approP• late way, the heppy
.r.therint' retn Oied to their respect.,
:vo homes, .ishing: Mrs, Bak -Oiler
good health fa mny...more iyhtbdays.
School Report
ZURICH CONTINUATION
,SCHOOL
Por January, February and 'March:
FORM I—Quimbe Hess 7% av-
raic ; Beatrice Gascho 68%, Ruth
Church 67, Grace Gallas 65, Hazel
Uttity 62, Margaret Haberer 57, Al-
ice Decker 50, Rosa Zettel
FORM II --Ruby Church 79, Marie
0 • Laporte 79, Claude Gelinas 71, Lc On -
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arti Denomme 70, Margery Gascho
• 70' Byron Ducharme 60, Ellen Turk-
• beim 69, Earl PlaXbard 56, Viola
.-.lreenan 65, Gordon Plocl: W, Mb -
i1 Heideman 60, Albert Deicherti
51.
40:1• A. P. Rowe, Principal,
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Phoe 82 or 115
a a Sale at less than Cost Prices.
Now is the time to secure
Footwear at at low prices
SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW FOR A FEW OF THE MANY GEN-
UINE BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER YOU.,
MEN'S SNAG PROOOF HEAVY RUBBERS at
BOY'S HEAVY RUBBERS, RED SOLES
1.851
CHILDREN'S LLTIVIBERMEN'S, BLA.C1c. SOLES .. ...
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MEN'S LEATH:ER TOPS, RED SOLES. 12 -in,
CHILDREN'S OVERSHOES AT
Men's Rubber Boots, all red including insoles
Men's Black Boots, Red Soles and Insoles
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Compare our Rubber Boots Prices with
Mail Order Houses
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Zurich 1:
We are offering a special disco tim_t
of 10 to 25 per cent off on all winter
goods up to the end of Februray.
Watch our remnant counter. This
is a real barglin sale.
Come in and be convinced
R. N. DOUGLAS
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