Zurich Herald, 1939-02-09, Page 1r
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ZUIR1CHp THURSDAY M() 0, FEBRUARY 9, 1939,,
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HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR SPRING
Let us quote you on SPecials for
.Spring and Summer Permanents,
•that ,are pleasing and satisfactory,.
...and will give you. personalit3r Hair-
, dressing Salon on rear of store. For
appointments call us by tribune 102
Zurich.
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ST. PETER'S
4, Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
ut.A Changeless Christ for a Clam".
hag World.'
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Freak*.
SUNDAY SERVICE
1.0 a. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
' Everybody Welcome to an Sexiness.
E. TUERICHEIM, Pestor.
EMMANUEL
EVANGELICAL CHURCH'
C. B. Heckendorrt, B.D.,
Minister
Mrs. H. IP. Hess, Organist end Dir..
*dtor of Music
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10 a.m. iSubject—.The Master and
Money.
11 a.m.—Sunday School
730 p.m. Subject---Ratching Old
Clothes.
It is possible to transform any sor
of trubulation into an opportunity to
help somebody.
HENSALi, ADDED TO LIST
The village of Hensell has been ad
ded to the list of Huron. County mun
icipalities which, under a Departm-
ent of Health regulation, are required
to handle only pasteurized milk. Pre-
viously only towns -were required to
have anilk pasteurized. In other corin-
ties ;a. number 'of Villager and town-
ships have been pieced. unaer -the
provisions of the ..pasteurizairon re-
gulations.
SAILS FOR CANADA
Premier Mitchell .11epburn who has
been in Australia. for some time sail-
ed for Canada on iday on the liner
Mariposa. In a ferewell message Mr.
COMFORTABI-F. GlAssvg , Hepburn pleaded for a more frequent
interchange of visits between respon-
At sible leaders of the British dominions
to promote empire unity. The Mar-
iposa is due Pt San Francisco Feb.
21. and will call at Auckland, New
Zer.:..:anit, 'en tolite,
WRIT ISSUED
In a writissued againts the Cor-,
peration of the TONIM. oVGoddich,
Mrs. Ida Barbour asks unstated. dam -
W k.Da EX.M e:,- . I ages. for injtiriesrxeceiy.edietifion
REASONABLE PR(�S
C. E. Zurbrigg ro
OPTOMETRIST at E1MTER
The Newest. Approval:1i Method o
_Eyesight`q!eiting Use& Opeas every
onie New
Follow the Local Ms.
the sidewalk on Nov. 17 last.'. The
plaintiff charges negligence 0.0 tile
part of the Town infailing to keep
the .sidewalk in repair. It is alaimed,
that she tripped on an obst#intidll
and suffered setious injuri4; ThP
case will be hear at the non-jUry sit-.
tings of the iSupreme Court.
SPECIAL COURSE IN AERIC
Arrangements have been made by
Huron Co. Agricultural Repreqentat4' Mr. R. F. Stade was a visitor with
ive J. C. Shearer to comply With a his sister Mrs. J. Eidt, at New Ham -
request from the people of Shipica burg, Sunday last.
district of 'Stephen Twp.,
thrcnighMisses Ruth Johnston and friend,
their representative for the purpose, ' ,
Miss Alma Ratz, teacher of S. ,S. No. Miss Irene Turkheim spent the past
'7, Stephen, to hold a series of meet-
ings for special courses in agriculture
and in home economics.
eFslesassiet Brown of London, were gu-
CHARASSAPIe the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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Chester L. Smith., Publish**
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advxmout
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week -end with friends at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver and Mrs.
Uflas. Weer on Sunday.
A charge of assa.(lair
tual bodily harm has bten Td s 'a 'Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook of Kitch-
ener were iMonday visitors at the
;borne of Mr. and Mrs. John Brenner
on their return home they were ac-
companied by Mrs.. Brenner who will
be visiting in the city for some time,
Free Entertainment
'Free entertainment and box social
of iGoderich, who allegedly strucic H,-.olien to the public on Feb. 13th, all
G. Murney, also of Goderich, break- -ladies and gents, iboys and girls are
Ing his nose in two places. The blaw. 'Invited. There will be music, read -
allegedly was struck in an argument ings and two plays "The Tom Thumb
concerning the game. Referee Mc-- Wedding" played by a group of
Cully, it is alleged, was set upon by small children and "A Mouse to the
Goderich fans as he walked toward. Reseue" by adults. Lunch boxes will
the dressing room. He was jostled be. sold by Oscar Klopp, auctioneer.
about, but not seriously hurt.--e-God,'Ladies bring your boxes and gents
erich Signa1Star.
.0nie along and buy them. This is
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; )Linder the auspices of the Women's
In Magistrate's Court. - Institute.
Charged with falsifying nen: 'ages ;,, Telephone Meeting
to purchase and consume beer n an,
Monday afternoon was the annual %•••••••••••••••••••••••4•••••••
authorized beverage room, fouMeeting- of the Subscribers of ther iteen- •I •
aged youth on Thursday at Goderich-
„ -Hay :Municipal Telephone System in
police court -pleaded guilty and were '.4 Town Hall, with a rather small t
fined $10 and costs or 10 clays. Each 7
:40eedq.nee, but an interesting meet- 7,
pleaded he had, no money to Pay.
result of an argument after the Tam-
stock-Goderich hockey game at GOd-
erich last Monday night, and Police
are investigating another attack, on•
Referee Jack McCully, of Stratfor14,
which occurred as he left the ice af,
ter the game. The assault charge is
preferred against Mowat
Violin Pow
Re -Flaking
Bring in your Bow for a First
Class Re Hair Job.
PROMPT SERVICE
$1.00 UP
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OF ALL KINDS
A G. HESS
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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For positive identification of
the World's Finest Anthracite
ak for
BLUE .COAL
Also Rosedale Alberta,
Semet-Solvay Coke
Miller Creek.
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Glen Rodger's Briquets.
The Roe Farms Milling Co,
Feeds.
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest Cash, Prices paid for
.Eggs on. a, graded basis.
Pone 10 Hensall
- • - Weeks, at the end of 1,vhicti time .
, various items of concernin the wel-
..George • Arm,
xir)Tig, .weited as chairman, and ' the'
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BETTY ANNE t EAUTY SHOP
wish ta announce to oar Clientele that we have added a
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a • ' new Wireless Permanent Waving Machine to .our Beauty Shop. With
t thisnnort 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 thirty seconds
to 'three minutes time. We are equipped to give you any permanent
your their requires. See this' . machine before getting a new permanent.
Open -Evenings.. Phone 159 for Appointments.
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WE SELL THE BEsTr FOR LESS
Specials ioz- Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Carnation Mai,'ilea tire,, zah
Maple Lea/ fSahreoaa, Bolls,. '2 'lips
Royal York etea Lii.tin.
Blue Boy CaEre% per 1. -----
... :33c
Prunes, Iarge; .siznoo Santa..CIUra, 2 -lbs.
Shortening„ 2 Ma.
Heins Pork and Beans. Med„ 2 tins
Handy ./ammunia, per
Aunt Jemirna Pancake Flour, per pkg.
Asparag-tes, Tips.t, per
Corn, Golden Bautaira, 2 tins . . .
Peas, 2 tins 19c
Seedless' Raisins, 2 23e
Lexie. iSreedett Raisins, IRKEI,T pkg. . 1, .15e
tCheese Ned. Factor:To, peer .. . ... .. . ... 19e
'Tamiocaj, 2 Pas_ ... ... ...
25e
23r,
23c
25c
..5c
16c
15e
*New Wints in New Patterns pot y,ard .......
Jen. Gordon. "Ch..esses ata•• • • .2 $1.00
.” Phone 140
will be issued if the fines are notfa
paid. "You boys don't deserve any rle .d• .oi
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consideration—you knew what you an scussed. The purchase of a
.a.f the system were gone over
were doing when you committed the
offence' said his worship.
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HAY COUNCIL
new switchboard for Zurich central -
was up' for discussion, but the old
one which is somewhat crowded, will
be repaired and in some cases anima
town instead of a strictly private line
The Council of the Township of two, parties will be put on the same
Hay met for the February meeting at circuit which will save the system, a
few- thousand dollars by getting- a-
long•with the old board. In the Dash-
wood area some more cable isbadly
needed, and some will likely be put
in this summer. Those who address-
ed the. meeting. •were: A. F. Hess,
the local secretary; Harry G. Hess,
manager of Zurich central, Mr. Harry
Hoffiran, of Dashwood centrar;. and
air. J. Berger, of Milverton, repres-
enting the IStromberg-Carlson. Tele-
phoxiesupply Co. The ratesfor the
coming year will likely be the same
as in; former years. The Nay Tele-
phone:System is financially in very
good standing.
OBITUARY
the Town Hall, Zurich on Monday,.
Feb. Gth with all members present,
The minutes of the January 9th me-
eting were adopted as read.
Numerous communications were
disposed of. The following' resoluti-
ons were passed:
That By-law No. 1 appointing the
officials for the Township for 1930,
by-law No. 2 appointing Poundkeep-.
ers, stock valuators and fence view-
ers, and by-law No. 3 fixing the re-
muneration for township officials .be
read three times and finally passed
That the switchboard in Zurich.
Central be repaired by the Strom'berg
Carlson Telephone •Company at a
cost of $600.
That a charge of $2.00 be made
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for re -connecting a service which has Late James Atte=
been discontinued at any time aster The palalYeing hand of death came
debentures in dull have •been paid as a great relief to Nirt. James Allan
and further service is wanted on same on;sunday evening at l 'clock, when
premises. • he pasSed :out as he had always lived,
That Henry Thiel be appointed. very- ,Peacefully. The deceased had
caretaker of the Town Hall at a sal-
ary of $35 per year.
That accounts coveirng payments
of Township Roads, Has, Telephone
System, -Charity and Relief and gen-
eral accounts be passed as per vou-
chers:
Township Roads ---j. M. Ziler rd 10
$1.50; M. G. Deitz, repairs, powei.
grader $8.85.
Hay Municipal Telephone System.— very kind and pleasant man to be a -
Northern Elee. Co., material 169.Ra; roan& always a follower of the gold -
Bell Telo.Co., tolls Nov. to Dec., en rule, and to know him was to like
93.0; H. G. Hess, 1 month salary hiP., mut he will be greatly missed by
$165; Postage, annual meeting •45 hi immediate 'associattee and friends.
Stade & Wei.do chair, centra A bfflec SinViving beside his: wicrow. is one
11.50; National Rev, tax on talis hinther.,, Robert Allan of -Brucefield:
85; C. L. Sini;th, printing 11075. - and,' sic sisters: Mrs. -George Howard'
Relief --E. Hnedriek rent 3.50 of:Exeter; -Mrs. Fred Hess, HenseD;
Albrecht transients 5.25; 'id & -Co WsN C. Haugh, lgrucefield; • Mrs. J.
account 12.05; W. .Ilayr allowance. Veruie, Stanley Twp.; Mrs. 11.1eDon-
$20; Mrs, G. Moulton rent $3; Stade atC. Dundas,1Ws. Esker of Atbt•,,rta.
-& Weide coal 18.25; 11 Tiernan •act,• funeral being held this Wed-
)1daY afteraean, with serviees in the
1-(4'1°e'ral Accounts—Nunie. World, lilNangelleal church, interment takinp-
supplies $0; Posta,ge, taxx verifications pipe ht Bronson line cemetery. Rev.
1.35; Treas. Huron hospitaliz*tion C411. Heekendorni pastor or the local
62.10; Hospital Sick Children grant Eiangelical church •officiating. The
$i5; Mimic. World supplies 6.0,3; Dem late Mr. Allan was twolty-five, yeax's
Health insulin 5.76; Queen Alexandra agamarried to Matilda witme,r. who
San. refilla phnomothrax 05,00. bas tbo Sympathy. of. a large, weir of.
•ehurch, Zwrie'1/4,
;1;itsv.(1,ty.• Iftildtiee at 'the • church .01.
A. P. Roo, Clerk,
been for the past eight months a suf-
fertarduring which time he had been
Visited several time, by .strokes, and
he was in his 71st year. Born on the
Van homestead t near Drysdale, he
bad:
lived most oe his life on the farm
from which he; moved several years
.agoi- coming just north of Zurich
where he enjoyed a few years of
reftement. Mr. Allan was indeed a
The ,Couneili to meet again on 'Mon-. filends. Mr.. Allan was a morabor
day March VII, at 1.80 o'clock in the,
afternam,
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Take Advantage of this Fie Pant Sale
Limited time only --Tailored to Measure by Can-
ada's Leading Tailors ---Special Reduction on all
Goods.
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EARLY
SPRING GOODS
We have all the Staple Lines Found in a Country
Store: Comfort Chintz and Bats, Prints, Broad-
cloths, Silk and wool Hose, Silk Hose, Men's
Socks, Gluves and Caps, Overalls, Smocks, sweat-
ers and sweater Coats, Aprons, (Housedresses at
reduced. prices)... Rubbers, Rubber Boots.
Hardy Ready Mixed Paints and Harness
Repairs.
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
ENERA,. MERCHANT
PHONE 11 ihe 97 BLAKE