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17ICH, TH.URSD Ar.iw�W AFPIL 80,1936.
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•',;FARMERS! Aeiia fl TON
''We have been appanted s'eiTar�g
Agents . fox the celebrated Viltrng
Diabolo 'Urea& Separator„'thew sepap-
itor with. a tell. 'year guarantee:: Let
us 'demonstrate this mac to you
:arid compare it with all ethers. And
don't forget,• the hest featare is the
Iiriusual easy tests- unkevrance
for ''trade ins.
'C. SCdIRAG' & SOM. t€44
-Do You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it is
'that you wear correct glasses---cor-
':meetly prescribed for your vision.
*Correctly styled to your face. Tour
health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZUEB1 t , R. O.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
,. Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At' Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's
- Store_
LAKE.IGBURION GETS F1$H.
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luhitefishfry to. the earnleer of
24•,00Q,000 `weie oni 1Vlanday dur. sped
into )lake. Ii` uron between ` Point `. Ed-
ward 'and G'oderuch, The 'first instal-
ments of the winter's ' hatch were
dumped on Saturday and -Sunday:
and as the tiemperatrut of the lake
rose still greater quantities were talc-
' en. nut of ,the feeding grounds in the
'vicinity' .of 1pperwash. The fry were
taken from the Government hatchery:
at Pt. Edward and they were being
cleared to make way fox a •consign-'
Inept of pickerel fry expected shortly:
Manager Oakes of the :hatchery es-
titnated that at least 13 of the 24
million eggs were, fertile.
In Magistrate's Court
The Magistrates' Court at Goder-
icb. Thursday iast was attended by
more than 50 spectators, the majority
of whom had driven from Clinton to
hear the case of Chief of Police A.E.
?rernlin against. Cecil Holmes, High
SchooI student, son of Mayor W.S.B.
Holmes of that tower. It is alleged
words were exchanged by Holmes
Free. Concert
hi Appreciation to the Patrons to the Zurich Cream-
ery, We are giving our many patrons and friends
this Free Concert, in the
TOWN HALL .-- ZURICH...
on .. -
Friday ...Evening, May 1st.
At 8 o'clock, p. mx
Consisting of Addresses, Musical Nmnbers, Singing
Readings, Eta An Abundance of Fun and Frolic
Bring your Neighbors and Friends and enjoy this
First. Year's Anniversary -with. us.
No Collection.— _THE ZURICH CREAMERY.
t and read the.
Chester L. Smith, Patina ;
$L25 a year, U,S, $1.50 in A614144261t4.
0.00 LN ARREARS, sa 1A'C fog $4r0 a
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and the chief . when' the latter ode:-
ed';:the youth . to "move along" on
Sunday night, April 1.2. It was; gen-
erally, egreed by. those present than
"somebody • swung, • first,” but the
fracas ended' with the Chieffiat on
his back, stranded ,by-Holmes,.Helm-
es• was bonded in the. sum of $,100 to
keep the peace for sic menthe. Joe
Lester .of Goderich,.pleaded guilty to
charges of the theft of a fia;slilight
and other articles from 'an aittomo-
+bile owned by Arthur Curry, and of
the theft of a flashlight from, Frank
McArthur's car. "It was my first of-
fence and it would'nt have happened
only I was tight," he expained. he was
remanded a 'week for sentence, A.
fine of $2 and costs was imposed in
two cases of hunting 'without a lic-
ense, and there was a similae •asse•is-
ment in a case of trapping without a
license. At Wingham on Thursday
morning Magis. Makins found' Robt.
Bacon guilty of unlawful selling liq-
uor and sentenced him to two: months
in jail. Victor. Campbell, of Detroit,
was fined $25 on being found guilty
of unlawful consuming consuming
liquor. John G. Carter was fined $.1
and costs ter failing to have his
radio license renewed.
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STEPHEN COUNCIL
SPECIAL .MEETING`
A special meeting of •the'Council
of the Township. of Stephen was hell
in the Clerk's Office, Crediton, on
Monday, the 20th of April 1936 at 8
Mr. Jerry Mireait called on friends
in Goderich on. Monday.
Mr. Albert Kalbfleisch made a bus-
iness trip to London on Tuesday.
Mr. Clayton Pfile of Dashwood
made a 'business call in town on
Saturday.
Mrs. E. Church and daughter Miss=
Ruby, motored to Seaforth on Mon-
day.
Don't forget the song service in.
the Evangelical church on Sunday
evening.
Hay Council will hold their May
meeting on Monday afternoon May
4th, in the Council Chamber.
Mr. •and Mrs. J. J. Schwartz and
daughter Eunice of Detroit, were
week -end visitors with Mrs. Schwart
mother, Mrs. Emily Fuss.
Mrs. C. Hoi drich and daughter
Miss Clara; Mr. W. C. Hondrich and
family, all from Milverton, called on
Rev. and Mrs. E. Burn on Sunday
p,m.
Mrs. Gladys Hurd, (nee Miss Glad -
vs McNevin) of Wolsely, .Sask.,
p.m. All members were present. visiting with Zurich friends.' Tile
It was moved by Roy, Ratz and ,was a former teacher of Zurich pub -
seconded by Edward Lamport: .That lie school.
By-law No. 505 to authorize; the gu- I
arantee of loans ' , to farmers under I Mr. and Mrs. W. Appleton and
The Seed Grain.Subsidy Act of !934, family who have been living in the
having been read three time§ be pas- westerly portion of Airs. C. Ayotte'::
-sed and signed by the,,Reeve and the house, on Monday moved their house -
Clerk and then"e•Sal of the Corporation hold effects to Luoan from whence
attached thereto and further? that the they came last fall.
Reeve (nor in his absence the Deputy i NIx..and Mrs.. Herb Bloch who
Head of the Council) shall be the,
uerson authorized, to say reea shall `hay;e resided in: Hensall and Exeter
have the "'?girt to apply for aid to • for a number of years, have moved
apply for aid to buy.seed grain and to Zurich in the home of formers
late father,
l receive the Township's guarantee to Mr. Jul. Bloch. We wel-
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Bank for payment theereof as 'come them back to Zurich again.The
provided by the said Act..:'l effects were brought in' on Monday.Motion, that the Reeve and Clerk' Pastor Invited to Stay in Zurich
be authorized to sign the Agreement At the annual 'meeting of the
with Simpson Iroland as to the used Evangelical congregation held recent -
1 of his tractor for excavating and ly Rev. E. Burn was very cordially
elevating• the gravel m Huston',s pit invited to continue his service in
at 8c a yard and the hauling. of the Zurich. • The Conference to be held
gravel on the Township Highway; in Dashwood next ;week will deal
for 7e. a yard mole• aCdjourned
d. - with this "tatter through the Station-
s again at the next regular meeting
!wheel' will •be held in the Town Hall.
Crediton, on the, 4th day of May
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SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
P & G White Ne ba Soap, 10 bias ........33e
Brooms,. Heavy.. six string,mom. ... . _ .
,Salman Iascy Pink, half -no. - max ch --
Peas,
-Ieas, No.. 2 tins;, :r 'sirs
Cowans Cocoa, 1 ,3o- the each _ -
Ingersolt Malten. Cheeses, half Ib. pkgs. 2 :pkgs .. .
New Factory cheese, extra special per air .
104b. Granulated sugar tveth. artier » .._ _ . _ ...... 4 7 c
Royal Yolk Co,•ffete 1 -lb tin ea..-- . -............ ,......39e
Prunes, large swee'f„ 2✓1}os.. ... _.__.... ._.,.»._.28e
Aunt Jentima Paecalat Flrmr per. pkg. _ ..... - _ - - - , -:17 c
Jelly P'onvdare each. M.. ..: _ a 5c
Kellogg's -Saar Vleles, 2 pkgs. ... _ - _ ... .25e
Kellogg's Corn Flaks, 3 pigs.. .. . n5e
Oxydol,large pkg., wealth like pkgs., both for,—
Large
or _ Large Bo tte stuffeit aye's. ei ,., ., < _ _ _ ..
•.1`1c
.23c
.25.e••
trilled Cimteins per parr b. S)t
Nit omega:l .ly,pear:at �,..,..- T..-----.S5c
Cux'•tain liatersa1 alw ioa ynrd' ,; ;.,.15r "t'ta $1.00
Girls Print, jl reser, 5,"4xxt;~ ah` pa.nteda ,df. .4.__ fii;c
Ladies' ?louse:. ' e -s s: at» --,.........................„--e.....,8u
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Ladies'' and Chir a '''}Isast,, d
Windoiw $1i.;ttles ; :p `r' urvii ai
Wiirdoar desti:» r math
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Highest Pikes. .
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HYMENIAL
at 1 pan. Faber—Oesch
Herbert K. Eilber, Twp. Clerk. A quiet .but interesting wedding
•--• - was solemnized at the Presbyterian
Hensall Council lVlinutes manse, Hensall, on Friday Iast wheel
vx The regular m.'eting was held on Miss Susie Oesch, daughter of Mr.
the eve of April 8th et 8. p.m. with and Mrs. Rudy Oesch of the Bronson
all members present. Minutes of the Line, Hay Township, became the bare
previous meeting read' and -adopted, py bride of Mr. Egbert Faber. Thr
F. G, Pontheon, tax collector re- ceremony was performed by. the Pe•..
ported the arrears of taxes as being W. A. Young. The bride has been
,$667.00. •lliotion that we extend the the essi4tant at the Huron Springy
tax 'roil until next regular ;meeting. Sanatorium for a couple of .years,
G. Elder and C. Smillie appeared as 1 where Flit: has been verre eifiici: nt in
•delegates font - the Junior Farmer:' i her duties, and has �inade a host el'
Clic t re rent of part of Hall Tor their friends who join with as in extend -
meeting. Motion, that we grant the ing best wishes to the young coupl:
Junior Farmers the Council Chamber for many years of happiness and
let ten meetings for '$20. Levi Rands prosperity, '
.appeared re the Brock street drain to BASEBALL NEWS
be considered later. Communications
read: : sawyer & Massey', Liquor On Friday evening, April 24th,
Control Board; Dept. of Health; St' members of the executive of the
Joseph's Hospital; Hy. Volland, Dept Intron -Perth Baseball e held a
,ref Indian Affairs; Attorney. General meeting .in. Clinton, At this .meeting
Dept el Ire ui.i, same :Tied. it was decided just what towns would
G. e.: i':, rend as follow:' • ;be represented by a ball team with
G. Walker relief meals •15.75 Il` class grading and under L_rc, juri,diat•.
R.
Darnall relief, of groceriesoa100 r 4E. ion, of the 0.13.A.A. The League will
D. Drummond,
relief goal 8.50;i1. e . include the following tear;.: Clinton,
W. Greend, reliefefgroceries 1 nsall Goderich, Seaforth, Stair l aid Zue-
ZiV. Gram relief 'mill. $7; Hensall •
hydro 7.88; W. Fraser labor hall ich. The- schedule will be daawn up
1at a later date and all look ends of
ar e- 1 walker d,,0 1,•;. A.. the business will be in ,ripshitne
le'' : est 1 + order before the season gets under
label. streets 5 20; Cr Moir ditto 3.20 way some time in May. The Lergue
K. Manns ditto $1; J. t..e gee, team `executive were fortunate m having
arid yrbar otrs c i;4 ,`2ii, i0; Cx, C:V,H .t•; I Mr. Smith of Kitchener, retired presi-
pr nt i 3 mons '46.2M ,:,6%; at Here 'dent of the 0,I3.A.A., and Mr, Scott,
?streets 4.00; l tGM Case trysda1e of Galt, also a member of the 0.P.A.
streets 65.06; He & Drysdale A. exec>a$i•ve, attend this meeting.
-supplies hall Hensel' Mfg. Co. The experience of the two mentioned
'Yea$1'' members of the 0. B.A.A. as organiz-
tur, Frock and Shadditk, Nays Sang `err, etc., 'helped greatly in ?ronin;;
•seer, Brock and Hamilton, that and eut difficulties which rose from time
ecoNo. be given First and to time at the meeting. The meeting
second reading. By-lcaraw
be giver was very well attended and each
Chir and
thatrBy-law 6 be given .and every member left with a feeling
third and final reading, of a very successful year for this
Motion, that we bill the Library National Summer Pastime, BASK;
$5, school board $10 and the Hydro BALL! Every Citizen is urged to
Commission $10 for their share ' of
Get Behind Your Team, and help re•
rludi,`rng expenses. That we now ad-
store this Town to its Rigktful Placei
anar r till next regular aneettitg: in the Beethall, World. r
•=--»--1 James A. Paterson' Clerk:
NOTICE
We are now in a position to do
any kind of. spring "Lot Working, and
all kinds of teaming and trucking.
London. Phone M. 1165. Zurich 58
Geo. J. THIEL & SONS. Zurich
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. -
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Ont,
WE GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN-
SHIP IN REPAIRING
Your Patronage Solicited
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EML LMER.S AND is iJNir RAL DIRECTORS'
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WE HA\TE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF STAPLE GOOD'S,SUCH AS:
Prints, Broadcloth, Drapery Chintz, Curtain'
and Curtain Materials, House Dresses, lei gin'
and Boys' Shirts, Smocks, and Overall.',.
Sweaters, Boys' Bloomers and Pants.
Harness Repairs , : Shoes • and Rubber Boot:,,.
Paints, Oils, and Varnishes. Root Seeds, 5 and
'1 Oc. package Garden Seeds.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R. N.
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