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'Vat. XXXIX NO*
ZURICH', T H DA Y M 0 , JANUARY 26, 1939 .
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HAIRDRESSINd
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING: SALON
SPECIALS FOR SFR/NO
Leta us 'quete you on Specials for
Spring- and Summer Permanents,
`that axes pleasing and satisfactory,
-and will give you personality Hair-
-dressing Salon on rear of store. For
-appointments call us by pone 102
Zurich.
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT..
A Changeless Christ. bar at Chang-
ing Workil.."'
/friday; 8h—Luther League.
.7'hursda3r—Clioir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
IVa in. --German service.
IL/6 a.m.—Sunday Selma
7.30 p.m. --English aervice..
Everybody Welcome te, all Services.
E. TUERICHLEIM, Pastor.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PEOCES
ZurEkrigg
oproiviETRIsT at EXETE"#...
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Lenin's Ulnae
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
"SPAWN OF THE NORTH"
Special Feature Starin
GEORGE RAFT, JOHN BARRY -
EXPORTS
INCREASE ..;-.----"7""--------^----------a—
Canadian apples oaported to ftlaa a. •
ri is Market during the current; ':;e. • )2)
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season, up to October 12, a.mOunt,4:a
to 500,080 barrels and 519,082 bassea;;'easase,......_..--„,,,
and of 25 per cent, on barrels "‘a
an increase of 52 pecent on noxe
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pzred with the corresponding period:
of last season,
Huron County •Council -
MORE, DOROTHY LANIOUR
.And all iStar Cast
Mon., Tues., Wed.
"PENITENTIARY"
Seasons' Most Scorching
BLAST OF THRILLS
with.
WALTER CONNOLLY, JOHN
HOWARD, JEAN PARKER
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DANCING!
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Lessons on Toe and Tap Dancing
•will he „given at .the home of T. I -I!
aley.ers, Zurich every Saturday after-
noon, binning Saturday Jan. 14th.
Anyone aiterested, phone 116, Zurich
:Mrs. Russell Broderick, .Hensall.
JEWS PAY UP
Additional levies- on. German welth
4 -were uanngitle72d likely as finanse
zmn-
istry officialsindicated the first in
,s,:annaan'; .of a $409,000,000 fine on
Jews failed, to xea} expectations.T'lle
oiliCiala- were- Sleep :Cita -
---, ----:4, • .bELIIES ,saseat. Eke= *Very man. diplomat, Ernst V031 Ra.th, by a
young Jew in Pasis could !be exacted
WeeleaDay grFce:pt 'Wednesday. from German Sews on a 20% levY .
For the first time since the days
.Presided at .a short sitting of the
of . Judge T. NI. Costello, of Goderich
the highest honor hat can he
the late &keit MoLean, back in 1908
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held in :Tenth Division Court in Zurich Town
municipal life within the lbounda of 1411, Menclay morning.
Huron County has been ,be.stoweelee -'1..lIr, and Mrs. Alex. /1VIcConneIl of
upon a resident of Goderich. The on4 1.-.41,4114 were Monday visitors with
nasion was at the opening session OV,M.i', William Lamont and daughter
Huron County :Council on Tuesday,';v1iss Jane.
of last week when Reeve Robtat Andersen attended the
Turner, of Goderich was elected War4' it
,irymen's Association convention at
den of Huron for the year 1939. The, sonden last week, where he repres-
other contestants for the chair werect the Zurch Creamery.
Reeve C. Mawhinney, Stephen; O.
a,4;kenTbers of Hay Council and Zur-
Reeve .Janes Leiper, of Hullett.The •
Council then became organize .
and the various committees appointie
One of the first items that eamel7
for discussion was the acceptancee,d
the new equalization report, aviitO
caused considerable heated argumit'
"All we want is British Fair
said Reeve TrewaxthM
a of UW*
who gave notice of a motion*
that9,
would seek to lay over the repo/4:14
a special or June session. "I can*,
pass judgment on a intelligently net
he aid. The Council passed a ,byIkel
to set up police and air ports cominit
tees of three members each,. the One
az,paanHenryustees motored to Goderwhere they inter-
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Owed regarding the proposed fire
on Thursday
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Edkins, of Hay Town-
s t,
p; east of the Village, had the
foetune the other day while cut -
wood in he ,busb to cut a nasty
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in' his foot.
Ti're Protection Area Meeting
ii-elonday afternoon, Jan. 30th in
•Zueielt Town Hail, immediatelV
4 tlie'Fire Insurance meeting has
1.)1'''•ed't public meeting will be held
er
intests of forming a definite
al p;nokcition area in Hay Town-
to-441Ch. all ratepayers of the
10• II hire urged to attend. Suit-
e. ,j.:f111.5e,, pantigovn.,taxl.edetehirws 'Ills btheegitivxlmen
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rabers have not been named. ReOga
anization of county police went
pace. About 16 officers are seed. 4fr
jobs.. An Elgin County repo zo.ta 644,44;
to compel, the municipality in ;,Ottiehr4
4 crime was conirnittadapay'ifie
tan •sogasacrriedn, ;.f.seflet
- .tzt,u.7 q)4D, =ran Co. Ratepaaega and •-• E CARNIVAL
Txustees Assn $25, Salvation • Amay • "
Reset° Home, London $250, Institut-, yowiy eVening, Januar 27th, is
ion for Blind $150, Goderich, Clinton .tile:1),ig night at the Zurich Rink when
Winghain and Seaforth hospitals ech.., the annual Carnival will be held. The
8700; Ont. Cons. Assn. $25; Womenslw*barman looks like ,cold and fay -
Institutes each $25; Agric ren, office ctra
ble which will bring one a large
$500; Sr, extension. fund' $200'; each nanaber. of skaters as well as spect-
school fair $15; Seafarth, Clinton eta*. •The Ring Management is off-
Hensall spring shows $80; Henrange very attractive prizes all in
seed show $35; each pl'ownian'S asso- aaslr,:fOr the winners of the various
dation $80; Cen agr. office Toronto,' cla$tumes called for. See the Posters
$50. . for al these costumes and get alidol-
At the present a check up is being' led up for Friday evenings. Remember
made of old age pensions by a special. Judging will start at 8.30 sharp.
investigator, W. H. Archibald told Cb• Annual •
Meeting
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BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP
4'We wish to announce to aur Clientele that we have added a
new wireless Permanent Waving Machine to our Beauty Shop. With
this most modern and scientific method you have no weight or escess-
ive heat On your head. You are not connected to the electicity in
any way, and you can have your permanents in from thi,rty seconds
to three minutes tint. We are equipped to give you any permanent
Your hair requires_ See this machine before getting a new permanent.
Open.Evenings- Phone 159 for Appointments.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Cdar.. den Patch peas 1.7 -oz tin, 2 for
:Pearl White Naptha Soap, 10 bars .- .. . --.....35c
Connor's Chicken Haddie, 2 tins , . .27c
:Bell City peas„, tender.and graded 17 -oz, 3 tins 25c
Life Buoy Soap„ 2 cakes .,.. . I Sc
Cocked Spaghetti, 2 tins . . - 19c
Sabnon,fancy pink, halfs 2 tins 19c
Royal rork coffee, 1 -"lb. tin . . . -3.7c
It/shus jello powders, 3 pkgs.
• Balites Cocoa. 1-31a. . . . .. . . . . .
Blue Ril31)on tea, Mkor mixed, half -lb. pkg.....28c
13rootas, good wei,glat„ each .. ...
McConnicks chocolate marshrnello cookies lb. 19c
Get our prices or all winter wear, Swee.ter Coats,
Underwear, 'Hosiery, etc., .Greatly
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Reduced Prices
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uncil. There also was a lengthy arse
cussion on remunerations to municip-
al cerks for making out applications' The annus meeting of this Zurich
the pay now varying. Standardization Agricullbural Society was liceld in the
of Huron County Home for
.1.. ige —J, M. Govenlock, inspect- Town Hall, Zunich on Friday after-
'lar
the! noon, with a good attendance in
fact better attended than in some
And, was retired from office, owing peeviotta years. The Secretary Trees-
-o advanced age. •Georae H. Elliott,
seaveeden and mayor of Clinton', was, mar 11L E. F. Klopp gave a very good
report -of past e7e.ar's activitiee.
eppointed to the office which carries.
a salary of $250 a year.—County, treasurY is in a very healthy con -
d tion with over $600.00 on hand,
read appropriation this year is $1.10',-
000, the same as last year, .
I,. vhielOs indeed commendable. The
fair dates for 1939 were set as Mon-
day and Tuesday, September 25th
and 26th. The reorganization result-
ed as follows: Peesident,. Win. Decker
To Reorganize Police
A real housecleaning was made in
the police department when it petit-
ioned the atorney-general by motion 1st vice pres., Fred Haberea; 2nd vice
enspend all county conetables but! Pros. Socy-Treae, "F,
three, The three renined es, salary ; Klapp; Directeers,, e„ Geiger, Alf Pfaff
:are: John Ferguson, Goderich, salary M. Rader, M. Sinith, H. Truemner, J.
$1,200 per yr. and $300 car allow- Battler, T. limayors-, A. Weber. The
enthusiasm XO,V. Et• 4Ettutver 1539 fair
is in. full swinge
1-11.1110..N.S NEW WARDEN
Robert'. Teatime Reeve of Gode-
rich, who; was elected Warden of
Huron County,- at the opening session
went on record as disapproving of any of the County Council on Tuesday
changes in the Lord's Day Act. afternosnt Past week is the only
reeve:of ,q,oxttuich to enjoy that hon-
or in thirty years. He has had a long
experience in municipal life having
been faa tour:teen years a member
of the town council o. Godorich, ten
of which he has been a wember of
Huron .County council. Warden Tur-
ner. was born in Stanley Township on
the Blue Water Highway six miles:
south Qt Hayfield, 54 r ars ago, a
son of Robert W. Teener, now oil
Port Elgin and the ate Mrs. Tinner,
whose death OCCUrretk last .Septerabere
lle has lived in GoderIch for 31 years
toed lea. valued megoaoyee of the, Veete
ern 'Canada Flew Mills. He is a
member of St. George's Anglican
cl,or,hand of Lodges A.P. and A,M.
also Goderich. rie.is marri-
eil, his *et) being formerly Miss
Mabel Newcornbe. of Gotlerich. They
hare three • children. Harold( 23;
Madge 21'; 'and Roy, r$. Mrs. George
Cataahell of Stanley, and Mrs. Gil -
;Asa Frackleton of Port are
tpAers; Wii1ny turner, WindsqN ,
,Tohn Turnet,• Stanley, and Fred Tty,.
Gedert0.11 twe brothers.
ance; Constable A. Jennings,. God-
eaich $1,000 per yr. and $300 car al.
John Pease Bayfield $400 per yr. no
car allowance, only part-time. Pos-
sibly a few other constables will be
appointed to be stationed at other
points in the eattntv.—The 'Conneil
,ounmenapkixtertoretwommounnamtemsattainifittiteattim, •
ANNUAL
Insurance Meeting
The 64th Annual Meeting of the
• Palicyholders of
The Hay Township Farmers' Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Will • be held in the
TOWN HALL - ZURICH
On
MONDAY, JANUARY Seth, 1939
At Two o'clock. pan.
I3USINESS
1—Recetving Reports of the Ismi-
• dent, Seceetary-Treasurer and .Atid-
item.
2--Mection of Directors and Audit-
ors.
8 --The Diecuseion of other matters
in the interest of the Company.
John Arrnstrtmg, Presidna.
01 Herbert, Ka Eilber flen'atarY.
OPTICAL REPAIR
SERVICE
Have filled the requirements
with the Board of Examiners
in Optometry in Ontaro.
Am in a position to give you'
quick Service on repairing
Spectacles, duplicating- Broken
Lenses, filling of Specialist(
prescriions.
A G. HESS
JEWEIL.E.R AND OPTICIAN
For positive identification oi
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for
BLUE COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Se/net-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
GTert Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farins Milling Cog
Feeds,
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash Prices paid fot,
.Eggs on a graded basis.
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FUNERAL
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EARLY
SPRING GIPO
We have all the Staple Lines Found in a Country
Store: Comfort Chintz and Bats, Prints, Broad-
cloths, Silk and woo Hose, Silk Hose, Men's
Socks, Gloves and. Caps, Overalls, Smocks, sweat-
ers and sweater Coats, Aprons, (Housedresses at
reduced prices)... Rubbers, Rubber Boots.
Hudwale, Ready Mixed Paints and Harness
Repairs.
• Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
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