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Vol. )(XXVI No.
ZURICH, THURSDAY
MORNING.. FEBRUARY 13, t936,
Chester L. Smith, Pabliehan
a year, U.S. 11.50 iAdvaarn1-
.1.50 IN ARREAR13,102 RAT RR OaraReiril
Patronize your local Merchant and read the Houle Paper
Strategy Used. in Rabbit
Hunt
Up at Kincardine?, with jack rab-
bits proving a pest Era some dIstricts
Sof Huron TWO.9 urete; Ileav6 hit
on the expedient of piling hay blithe
centre of their fields. and Fayin.g traps
around the pile. Thies, combiner] With
:Moonlight rabbit huntFres resulted
in the destruction: Of many Of the
pests.
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Pay 75 Per Cent
The announcement has recently
been made by Bone Be ske CrolE, Min-
ister of Public liliffertae-es that the
Government will assume TS per cent
rather than 66 per cent of relief
COStS, will mean a savin-g of Z252.37
11)o You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear correct glasses—cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely depend on keen
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. O.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICei
At Dashwood, Saturday, at ?file's
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICIL-014T.
'A Changeless Christ Ee Chang-
ing Wari4L°'
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
: Satarday—Choir Practice.
. SUNDAY SERVICES:
. 10 a. m.—German Sersice.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—EnglisTa. service.
Everybody Welcome lbs• 4011 Serviees,
E. TUERKHE1M Pastor..
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oiSeaforth. (Citizens, The amount isl
estimated on erelitef casts during l'9•35!
During that year $2,804.08 was spent!
on. relief, of which $1,850.6* was!
proVided by She Government—Ex-
Ipositor.
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Not 'The Only One
What is bothering us now is the
East that we have- bought a new pair
of licenses. They are no use to us
off the ear, and the car is no use to
us even with them on. All of which
makes lie feel very much as if the,
weathree man had gone ons: .of his
road to help the Minister of High-
-ways put a real one over On
An Apple A Day
If there is any truth in the old say-
ing, "An apple a day will keep the
doctor away", Huron County Coun-
cil should be a healthy, hearty body
of men. And all owing to the thought
ful generosity of Reeve L. E. Cardiff
of Morris Twp. Each session Mr. Car-
diff arrives from this northern consti-
tuency with a bushel or two of prime
eating apples, which he distributes to
the members. At the January session
his contribution consisted of McIn-
tosh Reds from the cold storage plant
of IVfecs. R. Thompson, Brussels, and
in size, coloring and flavor they were
beauties. We know, because we had
somel—Huron Expositor..
Mens and Boys
Work Shoes
We have put in a Stock of
Good Choice Quality Men's
nd. Boys' Work Shoes, and
invite the public to come in
and we can fit you up.
PUT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S AND
WOMEN'S RUBBERS, MEN'S
HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC.
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OxydoL large Pkg..
Fancy Cohoe Red Salmon, per Ib. Tin I 9c
Old Dutch Cleanser,, 2 tins
Kellogg's all Bran, large pkg. . _ _ .19c
Many Flowers. Toilet Soap, 4 cakes with free
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Pork and Beans;.. .118-1-)z. Tin3,tins 7'94
White Corn„ Z fins 19c.
Peas No. 4, Z tins 9c
Kirk's Hard Water Soap, .4 cakes.. .... . 19c
Jelly Powdex„ 4 pkgs. .— _ I9c
Lux flakes; 2 pkgs.
• New Print /11111$9 all Styles, Sues and
Patterns 98c to $1.75
Newest Patterns in Print, wide range IA Paiterans
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Parliament Opened Thursday
The Dominion Parliament opened
its annual session on Thursday of
last week, when the parliament ex-
pressed their regret of the loss of
our late King George V.. Prime min-
ister Mackenzie King has 179 sup-
orters, less •the Speaker, in Parlia-
ment, opposition members number
66. The Conservatives have the large
est group in Opposition 39, under the
leadership - of Mr. Bennett. The
Senate has 33 Liberal merabers ou
of a total of 96.
Huron County Council
At the January session of the Hur-
on County Council we quote the fol-
lowing items which eie think will be
interesting:
Mr. Louis H. Rader of the 14th
con., made a .business trip to Kitoh-
ener last Friday.
Misses Vera Decker and Norma
Cook of Hensall spent the week -end
With the former's mother„ Mrs. C.
Decker, an_ friends.
Friday of this week is St. Valen
'tine's Day, and if the occasion is
observed rightly mand kind and nice
That Ross Johnston of Zurich greetings will be exchanged. -be '
appointed corn borer inspector for Mrs. Mabel Snider epent a few
Huron at a salary of 45c per hosstA says at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
and that he furnish his own trans-
portati on.
That all Fall Fair Associations in
Huron County receive a grant of
$100 each. That a grant of $75be
made to the West Huron Woman's
Institute. That Municipal Clerks be
paid a fee of $1.50 and 10 cents per
mile, one way, for old Age Pension.
claims and that a by-law be passed
accordingly.
Reeve Geiger expressed the opin-
ion that there should be a flat rate
for Hydro the same as there is in
our postage system. Mr. Hill tho-
ught that would be too great a step
to expect at once.
Gerald Snyder of the Blue Water
Highway.
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Miss Lylyan Rader has returned to
her duties at the local telephone
switch board, after being absent for
a week or so.
Mrs. Earl E. 'Weide spent the
Week -end with her mother and sister
it Goderich. Sorry to report that
the mother, Mrs, Ross Johnston has
not been enjoying her good health.
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HOCKEY NEWS
e What is considered as absolutely
Asks Salary Increase th c fastest game of hockey ever play -
Before reading his report county ey on the Zurich Rink was played list
engineer T. R. Patterson applied to 1,Mday evening, when the fast Carl -
the council for a salary increase. He, sag team were up and crossed sticks
., ith the locals. The Carling team
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a rived at Hensall about eight o'clock the evening and it took till about
eleven o'clock till they arrived in
claimed he had been in the office al-
most 17 years. The County Engin-
eer's report showed expenditures for,
1935 to be as follows: Mainteeanee,
..$83,097.73; Construction, $9,697.99SsZ %rich, as . a truckwith a team of
Machinerye and repairs $7,437:43 ;...1A:eses :, ' attached therete. had gone
Superintendence, $4,477.32;. total, •overthe road during the day, and
$10280.47. i this was thought to have opened the
road- for the auto, but it was a long
Motion Re: Zurich Road *way from properly open. However,
Moved by Owen Geiger and second when the game got under way the
ed by Alfred Melick: That as a re- boyA soon had a lively time. In
quest from the farmers in the Town- the first period the visitors had some -
ship of ,Hay, Villages of Hensall and what of a walkaway as when the
Zurich, all along the Blue Water period was over the score stood 4-l.
Highway, north and sooth, we beg, Then_ the locals put on their full
that the Department of the Provinc-i strength by injecting a few more of
ial Highways of Ontario will make, the more experienced players and
the connecting link of a provincial ' this eased off the Carling boys to
highway from No . 4 Highway at:some extent, as during this period
Hensel], west to Blue Water High -1
both teams scored twice. Then in
way, as this road is greatly in need the final 'period the ' locals locals
for the farmers and the punlic,
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'1) scored four goals to the visitors one
Hensall is the only real grain market one, making the final score 8-7 in
in ;South Huron. Cook Bros. average favor of the visitors. The game
in grain 'and beans three hundred i ended at about one o'clock and we
thousand bushels yearly; G. MickleI do :not envy the Carling boys for
& Son, around two hundred and nine- their trip herriewards. They were a
ty thousand bushels of grain and ,fine bunch of sports and played a
beans; George Th.ompson, two hund- ' good game of hockey.
red thousand bushels of grain and
beans; J. A. Williams & Co., of Zur-
ich, with flour and wheat, will aver-
age another one hundred thousand
bushels of grain. As this road is
one of the heaviest travelled roads in
South Huron, we beg a copy of this
motion be sent to the Highway De-
partment of Ontario at Toronto.— monthly meeting. The meeting was
Good Roads Com.: Re motion of .well attended with 40 ladies being
Messrs. Geiger and Melick, that the present. The meeting- was opened by
Department of Highways be asked to,
singing the Institute Ode with Mrs.
assume the Zurich Road as a provine J. 1.10,, as convenor. The meeting
cial highway, we recommend that this took the form of "A Surprise Meet -
be done. ing". The committee, Mrs. J. Hey.
Miss Pearl Wurtz, Mrs. H. Johnston;
The ,Committees: '
. Mrs. Herb Desjardine and Mrs. Bryce
A striking coil-mid:tee, composed oi t
then presented a playlette which took
Reeves Sweitzer, HerningwaY, Mat1-i
us back in memory to our School
eson, McNeil and Stewart brought .tin i Days. The
parts were very ably
a report appointing the followinys
° taken and was enjoyed(e,
by eryone.
the standing committee of the cows! Mrs, , sung.O'Dwyer Mthe meeting with a
Exectitive—T. Pryde, 0. Geiti
ger,. th
pleasing piano duet. Mrs. Herb Neeb
" Sea, R. Grain, T. Lovell., then gave an interesting paper on the
Legislative—A. Melick, J. MOSer, b.
life of the late King George V., this
was followed by an interesting paper
en King Edward VIII by Mrs. Bryce.
Womens' Institute
The members of the Zurich Branch
of the Women's Institute met in the
Council Chamber Room on Monday
evening, February 3rd, for their
Sherwood, Peter Scott, H. Keys.
Finance—H. Keys, 0. 'Geiger, J.
Scott, C. Mawhinney, G. Feagan. These papers were both well deliver-
EduCifitm—W. Archibald, T. Pryde,
ed and "God Save the King" was
J. Bryans. W. Turner, Hemingway
then sung. Miss Pearl Wurtz in her
Property—Geo. McNall, M. Math' -
usual entertaining manner gave one
son, F. Davidson, G. Westcott, C.
; of the late Rudyard Kipling's poems
11/Inwhinney. entitled "Wee Willie Wickie" and
House: of Refitge—W. Archibald, W. Pearl certainly did justicee to thee
Sweitzer, G. Elliott, A. Melick, W. poem.The roll call was theri re.
Stewart, ' sponded to by "Something I Learned
Agricultural Advisory — 0. Honing- at School," or some Huhomous Ind-
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-way, Geo. Feagan, T. Lovell, f * dent that happened at school. The
Mogridge, R. Grain. president, Mrs. H. G. Hess then pre -
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Children's Shelter — R. Turner, 3.' sided for the business part of the
. Beyans, Bowman. 'meeting and the committee, mime]
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Warden's corranittee—W. Sweitzer, .r, . . . very . .1 „v lunch tote
auove, eervea a ttai in 11
; Moser, P. Scott, M. Matheson. a social half hour was enjoYed by
Road --L. E. Cardiff, W. Realm,
s' everyone,
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