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ZURICH; THURSDAY MOH,ARG , DECEMBER I i 32R _ ,
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Let
Heralcl Ads, guide you itt your Fall and Winter
There are indicatkiionr% fkliatt the arose
tin in the United States is gradu-
ally becoming more "liquid" as the
Christmas holidays approach. '
In Police Cour
In F' c t
When Albert. Blorarn ; ani , Ciande
•boyo offered to enter a separation
agreement with his wife,, no evidence
was offered againet hihii Re cementer
police court on a charge of d'isard-
erly conduct. BK'onexz:e:,, A,Tito ,l rs be
.en before the court. a uexal Vines,
signed over a portion aids war pen-
:don
en:si:on to his wife and laminae.
Jos. Ryan pleaded to a reduced
Charge of common assault at, the fall
assizes at Goderichand was bound
over in the sum of WO to (keep the
:peace. Accused was, allegedi to brave
.frit M. Beaton, S'earaztie Ont 'mer" ov-
er the head with a, chairs. A physic -
lam testified that there VMS z>:* ee:n:-
nous or permanent instar
ST. PETER'S
:Evangelical Lutheran. Church.
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"A Changeless atria flag sx dies
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Friday, 8h:, ----Luther League.
Saturday—Choir 'Practise.
-SUNDAY SERVICES''
a. m:--^Ger uan, Services.
/1.15 a. m.. --;gander Scheel.
7.80 p. m.—Expisii Sazo.
Present and Wartime Prices
Last Friday Ex -Warden Willoughby
of Brant sold nixie ,, pigs weighing
1870ibs. in Chesley at $,S":10 per
cwt.; netting him $5.7.97 In one of
the e years of the Creat War he .sold
ten hogs, averaging a little heavier,
Fri-
day,
the ones he delivered• last k ri-
day, for 45?6:35-. • 'While the latter
price was abnormally high,- the pres-
ent-day low, prices show how the col-
'lapse of the live stock market has
.e-ontributed in bringing about the
hard times. High taxation rias also
luta Its share in forcing many fane
priems into bankruptcy 1 Chesley nter-
se.
Auto Accidents
Mrs. Ida Fields, aged 53, of Wing
ham, died early on Monday afternoon
in. Seaforth Hospital from injuries
suffered shortly before noon of the
same day, when their car, a large
:new Hudson, driven by her nusband,
Thomas, skidded on the highway;
,just north of Hensall on the pave-
ment, left the roadway, and crashed
into a tree. Mr. Fields, also was tak-
en to the hospital, was seriously hurt
about the face and nose. Coroner
Dr. Burroughs said no inquest would
be held. He declared the death ac-
cidental. Death was caused by a
fractured skull and a broken neck
vertebra. Provincial Officer J. Fox -
ton of Mitohell, who investigated the
. accident, said Fields was driving
. south on the highway and pulled out
Everybody Welcome, e an Sonless. to allow an oncoming truck to pass.
E. Turkkeiva. - rawtsarr - • His car skidded on the icy road- and
crashed into the tree. Mrs. Fields was
thrown forward against the windshi-
eld and severely cut, in addition to
her other injuries. Her husband had
his nose broken, and was crushed
behind tie ,steering -wheel. It is,feared
he sufieted internal injuries ,
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S`Fok MOTOR CARS urNvsi�s cunLmue at d$
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A despatch from Toronto states: level, well, above the $;6000,000;000 i ` r, Brown we understana will en-
CAR;i? .O'F THANKS
We take `• .:dins medium ..in greatly
thanking the neighbors and fri.c tails
for the sympathy and a:sistanc, oan
deri• a• �:
ed during the passim„ of ou d <nr
Mother,. Mrs. Battler. Also for t a
many floral. tributes; for the seri:its
rendered by the Ladies' Aid and the
Choir of the Evangelical church.
The Family,
Huron- County " Council:
Meeting .
The Huron County Council will
meet in the Council Court House,
Goderich, on Tuesday the Oth day of
December, 1932 at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. Accounts and notices of
deputations or other business to : be
brought before the Council.. must be
zn 11.-e hanc?,; of the Clerk the prev-
ious Monday,
Goderich; November 28th, 1932.
Geo. W. Hobnail,` Clerks.
BANK OF MONTREAL REPORT
SHOWS MAINTENANCE..OF.
USUAL .STRONG POSITION lacks. Another drive was launched
on Monday :of this week, when the
Featured by unusually strong .Iiq- boys knocked down 30 jacks,
uid reserves and affording every ilea-
son for confidence, the Bank of Mon- Mr. William Miller of town has
treal annual statement in this week's rented the 160 acre farm on the -15th
portune time. Financial. conditi issue, makes its ap1earance at an ,op- eomicerssiokr, which be recently_ took
rover frOrn Mr. Sovereign Ducharme,
not enly in Canada, but through ut to Mr Chas: Weiberg for a term of
the world, have been of an excepti n- five years.
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• Mr. Daniel Truemner of Crediton,
e visitor with friends in town on
Tuesday.
Mr. T. L. Wurm of Toronto, called
on" Zurich friends the beginning of
the week..
Tr. Jacob Haberer of town attend-
ed the Ontario Beekeeper's Conven-
tion at Toronto a few days last week.
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SERVES AS A CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE GIVER
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Mars Watches for Ladies' -or Gents. Bridal Wreath Diamond Sae
Rings. Gent's or Ladies Signet Rings. Engraved Free..
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,a� Attractive Gold Jewellery Cuff Links, Scarf Pins, Necklets" EG'rece
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?1i;. and Mrs. W. A. McEwen ofgo Beautiful Mamma Doll with purchases to $1O.tzo and over fr=.�rtge
Clinton were visitors at the home of I now till Christmas.>
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Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich of
town -and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gin-
gerh h of the Goshen south, motored
to ICitch:ener over the week -end.
The first jack rabbit hunt of the
season was held one day last week
wherc•ten local hunters bagged • 26
aI nature and on this account there f and Mrs..Garfield Brown of
will be a distinct feeling of •satisfa:Ct- Hensall have moved _their effects in
'ion that. the Bank of Montreal agolra to the' wens. and place of business
;repo ts• t,o its shareholders the man-
•tenanee of •lis' suaI''' treir�it. Mia'''rec6.411 �';74e: tea k?y N , E., Sierran,
Part of the Dominion Hotel property.
Revised registration tees for - motor mark The profit and loss account tette in the shoe repairing business.
shows profits for the year consider-, Our local bakers are giving the
Hon Minister of ably below those reported for the, public another cut in the price of
Highways. Leopoldde revisedMacaulay, M will come previous year. The annual statement bread, it now being down to 6 cents
which is for the fisciai year to Oct a loaf, and surely we can afford to
The Color Guarantees ice Quality
ense plates. understandable form appears else -
vehicles in Ontario were approved by
order -in -council and announced by
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Blue Scranton Coal
into effect December 15, in conjunct-� ober 31st d ' d ' I
ion with the issuance of the 19331X- I
where in this issue. -
HOCKEY NEWS
, an zs presen-e in east y eat it at that price. We notice that
a bakery in Exeter is selling their
bread at 5 cents at the shop, and 6c
delivered. And probably some will
walk . from the other end of town to
save that extra cent.
SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
PETROLEUM, COKE
SOLWAY COKE
MILLER'S CREEK
POCAHONTAS
ALBERTA COAL.
Always on Hand
The Fuel Yards with all varieties of
the Highest Quality:.
Highest Cash Princes pais[ for
Eggson a graded basis.
W. R. DA.WDS N
Successor tiz>
D. A. CENTS
Phone No. le HE kAYi,, ,,, ONT.
00444.044
Passenger and commercial cars and
two -purpose vehicles are affected by
the schedule -as revised, which is as
follows:
Cyclone Hockey League Meeting
Four cylinders, $7. On MondayNbWord has been received here on
Srx cylinders, up to and including evening, 28,Sunday of the passing of M. John
20 horsepower $12.a meeting of the Cyclone Hockey
Six cylinders over 24 h I League wa,'held MX, Oesch's barber Schilbe, at his home Detroit. Mr,
15.0o.
Eight cylinders, up to and includ-
ing 25 horsepower, $15.
Twelve cylinders, $130.
Sixteen cylinders, $40..
The only changes in this schedule
are in the sixes and eights. "It is.
believed by the Department," said
Mr Macaulay, "that this division more
equitably divides the six anis eight
cylinder cars according' to weight and
price. That belief is concurred in by
the manufacturer."
orselrower Schilbe was a former resident of the
shop. This meeting was for the pur- 14th Con., Hay Township, and many
years ago moved to Detroit where he
has since resided. The funeral is
being held this Wednesday in that
city and several from here are at-
tending the same.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
R. N. Douglas, of Blake will regret
to learn that Mr. and Mr'w. Douglas
are both confined to their bed with
illness. Their. daughter, Miss Gladys
R. N:, of the Huron Springs Sanator-
ium; - Hensall is in attendance, while
Mr. Will Clarke is looking after the
general store. We trust thatboth
Mr. andMrs, Douglas will soon enjoy
their usual good health. -
OBITUARY
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MEN'S BLUE
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Two Pair Tirser,
$1.8.50
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FELT' HATS
SILK
$1.7.5 L
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MEN'S BLUE
OVERCOATS
Aa Low As
$11,00
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SILK HOSE
ASSORTED
25c.
BOYS. TWO PANT
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pose of re -organizing the league,
which has • not been functioning for
the past few' year The towns rep-
resented were: Hensall, and Zurich.
The representatives of Exeter and
Dashwood failed to come so the two
towns - represented elected officers,
drew up a schedule and passed reso-
lutions for the 11132-'33 season.
The following were elected to
office for the coming season:
League President, W. A. Siebert,
Zurich; Vive-Pres., Jack Passmore,
Hensall. Executive Committee—Al-
bert Traquar, Exeter; Peg. Shaddock
Hen.,eall;•Mervin Tiernan, Dashwood;
Gideon Koehler, Zurich, The follow-
ing resolutions wee approved oft
and passed:
That the O,H.A. rules prevail in
all league games. That the 4,isiting
teams bring the referee and one goal
judge, also a timekeeper if they sso
desire. That the home team must
have a goal judge, and timekeeper
for both game and penalties: That
team that is unable to play as sched-
uled
cheduled must notify league president
and officers of opposing team at least
24 hours before game time. If .good
and sufficient reasons aie not given
for not carrying out schedule as ad-
opted said team must forfeit garne
depending decision of president and
executive. That the point system be
adopted in determining league stand-
ing. Two points for game won, and.
Late Henry Brenner
There passed unto his eternal re-
ward at his home S. 13. Stanley Tp.,
on 'Tuesday, November 22nd, Henry
Brenner, a highly esteemed citizen
of the community, aged 70 years and
,,8 days, Mr, Brenner has not enjoy-
ed his usual good health for the past
two years or so, but his condition
was not considered so serious, but
he was ushered into the eternity on
Tuesday last. Being a. native of the
Township of Hay, being born on the
Blind Line, he -knew much about the
pioneer life of this communityas it
developed by the years of time, For
a goodly number of years he resided
one point for tic game. That each iti Dashwood, then moving unto the
rink must be properly illuminated so farm where he died. Mr. Brenner
players especially goal tenders have was ofa laveable disposition, and had
a clear vision of puck at ail times, many ' warm friends who Iiked his
and also as a safety erasure against mild disposition, and he will be gre
injuries which might be incurred as atly missed, Surviving are: his wed-
a result of poor lighting system. That Or, one, daughter (Alma), Mrs, Jos.
- all teams have a distinctive uniform Bechtel', of Stanley; four sisters, Mrs.
of it's own if at all possible, That W. H. Bender of Detroit, Mrs. L.
• the championship of the .league be Webt:r;, .Mrs. W. G. Hess, and. IVtrs.
determined by the first and second W. C. Wagner of Zurich, and also
teams in final standing pl:ling off in one brother, John Brenner of nee
a three !same series, The t,ant win- 'Ch. The funeral WAS held on 'Friday
ming two out of three being declared afternoon: to the Lutheran Cemetery,
champions and holder of the trophy Itev. E. Turkheim officiating. The
ableinatic cif such in the Cyclone/bereft family have the ;sympathy of
League. the loss of their father in the home
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To Your Good Friends is always very hard to decide
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I SHIPPERS
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Thoughtful
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WE HAVE NEARLY EVERY
KIND OF SLIPPER FOR
EVERYBODY
$ SLIPPERS for the Tiny Folks, up to those in wrsici=s.
T, Father enjoys the Evening Paper at Horne by the.
Fireside. Make yoour recipients Happy this Year l ty,,
presenting Them with SLIPPERS.
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We have always a full line of the best of. Footwear ,at
Prices that are the very Lowest, when Quality is r-
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sidered
For the wet weather and snow, We carry a corrllpliute
Line
of Rubbers, Zippers, Goloshes, and Heavy
and Lumbermen's Rubbers for Men.
Repairing? YES! Neatly and Promptly Done.
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MEMBER OF MUTUAL SHOE STORES OF CANADA
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ON
Fall and Winter IDr Dry Good
WOOL AND FLANNELE'I'i E. BLANKETS,
UNDERWEAR, SWEATER COATS, CAM
GLOVES, MITTS, SOCKS.., ETC., ETC.
ALSO
NESS
RUBBER BOOTS, AND SHOES, HAM -
REPAIRS,
A -REPAIRS, AND MANY LINES-
HARDWARE.
INESHARDWARE. GROCERIES.„ ETC.0
SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH t
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