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ZURUGH. THURSDAY JAMMING, JULY 9,1936.
Chester L. Smith, Publiahed
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ST. PETER'S !MANY DIE OVER HOLIDAY
.More than 300 personas lost theirl
Evangelical Lutheran aural lives curing the United States double
holiday observance of its 160th In-:
dependence Day. A. tabulation discl-
oses 330 persoons had met violent
de.ath,s, by far the largest fourth of
July toil since 1931, when 483
fatalities were recorded. Eight we.
re attributed to the traditional fire-
works of Independence Day, but mot •
oring mishaps -ever present menace
of summer weekend. -fattened the
total by 199. Airplane crashes, auto
races, lightning, railroad trains, bur-
ning buildings, celebrators' wild bul-
lets and tavern brawls all made their
contributions.
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HAY COUNCIL
ZURICH - OWE.
"A Changeless Christ for Cho:w-
ing Vivaria-
eriday, 8h -Luther League.
Thursday -Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. in. -German Service.
11.15 a.m.--Sunday Schad.
'T.30 p.m. -English service.,
Everybody Welcome, to At Services.
E. TUERKHEINL, Peetor.
Do You Need Glasses?
• Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear comet glasses --cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision..
'Correctly styled to your face. Your
health may largely deipmell on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R 0„
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfik's
• Store.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay'
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday July 6th, with all the me-
mbers present except Mr. William
Haugh, who was unable to attend on
account of injuries received in a
Fanners! Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
us demonstrate this machine to you
and compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance.
for trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON.
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SCARFE'S
PORCH and FOAM ENAltfiELS
For inside or outside use • - Wood or Cement
ON SALE AT:
Johnston and Kalbfleisch, Zurich
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Life Bony Sckap., 31rakes. ......
Bovril Corned Beef, 2 idns
Kelloggs Rice Kriapiee, 2 pkgs. _ ........--
2$c
Libby's Jumbo Pork and Beams, 2 tins
Sliced Pineapple; 2 tins ....... ......-_............23c
Orange Marmalade 32-ozjar, per jar -
Choice Quality DR natlyea large 'tin. per .tin
Aylmer Spinach per tin ..... _
Royal York Coffee 1-1b.. tin, per tin ...39c
Fancy Pink Salmon, liees. 2 tins ...-
Fancy Pink .1531a1017,; 1:111, tin. each
Pearl white Napth.a Sap 6 bars ---
Cruichie Sweet Pickles, large jar .. .. ........27c
Heinz old fashioned .Siicied PiRelee.--,Ne.r jar
Heinz Chili Sauce per jar
Lawrason's Suomi -Rake Ammonia per pkg. .5c
Lawrasori's Fhulee -per tin at 1'9c
Lawrason Sinka, per -...--
Household Wx.shing Soda, per pkg. _
Miracle Whip 82,4 -oz. per jar - - -
Magic white Bleach, 'per bottle ....-
Shrip American Beauty, per tin .19e
Grisha. brand Mreeirla .C.)eannes ffer'salaits Iplairt or
frozere 2. tine - ...... 2he
Children7S, Ankle, Soikee. nil Cares
LadiesHouse.Drutes' es at -- Ii8e,ar11.."25
Ladles Valle Dresses at; mill f08r aled. :WO
Voile, Reg, up to 35ke yd. .valing r5c,
i..bi.
Highest r.0iimikoiriaramicimovsmPiiiesiaikOailiiironsw1ea4ra0
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fall a few days before theemeeting.
The minutes of the June 1st ineeting
were adopted as read.
The Court of Revisioon against
the assessment of the 1936 Assess-
ment Roll was continued according to
adjournment and the following ed -
solutions was passed: iThat the ap-
peal of Owen Geiger' 2ibe dismissed
and that the Court of • Revision be
closed and that the Assessment Ran
as amended be adoptedby the CO-
uncil as the Assessment Roll of the
Township of Hay for the year 1936.
The folloWing communications we-
re laid before the Council: From
County Clerk advertising that 'Cohn-
ty Rate is the same as in 1935, viz:
$13;894:92. Filed. A petition froul
the property owners in Zurich ask-
ing for a wider pavement fronting
on the business section of thevillage
Petition granted. From Dept. of High-
ways enclosing copy of Regulations
respecting Twp. Roads fox 1936.
From Bell Telo. Co. respecting of -
fee made for Bell line oast of Dash-
wood. Offer of $300, confirthed,
The following resolutions were peg
sed:
That Clerk advertise. of ten-
ders for painting the exterior of the
Town Hall. Tenders to be in hand*
of the Council by August 4th next.
That the Collector's Roll for 41936
be returned by the Tax Collector and
that he be paid his salary and post-
age account. That accounts cover-
ing payments of Twp Rcraa, Charity
and Relief and General Accounts he
passed as per vouchers:
Twp. Roads ,for May and June:---'
S. Ropp, rd 2 $7.60; J. Oesch, rd,8
19.50; T. Steinbach, rd 8 14.22; '11.'
Milier rd 8 5.60; C. Aldsworth rds
3 4.80; W. Farrell rd 18 6.40; A,
Zimmer iron culcert rd 14 9.24; H.
Steinbach -Road Supt. 53.90; W. Col-
man rd 2 11.35; A. Smith rd 8 3:75;
F. J. Haberer rd 7 3.35; A. Reichert.
ird 4 6,25; C. Aldsweeth 2-3 10.46.
0. Greb rd 6 6.25; U. A. Vile rd
24.35.; osSS,U epairs to Vracyer 2.5O !
gott.seatt rcl 3 14.05;
,Welsh 1566 yds. gravel 125.3
Ga-een rd 5 7.40.; N. Foster rd 6 14.15
G. Jeffrey rd 15 2,20; Johnston
Kalbfleisch act. .95; Twp. Stephen
file rd 6 11.95; D. Tiernan cement rd
14 27.90! J. Oesch rd 8 8.60; M. M.
Russell rd 1 -8.00; R. Adams rd 10
2.40; M. Corriveau culvert rd 14 16,
50; J. M. Richardson rd 6 $6; S. Mc-
Arthur rd 1 5.25; Geo. Dick rd 3 252-
20; T. Dinsmore rd 18 $8; J. M.
Ziler rd 10 3.20; P. Campbell rd 14
eer
Austin Hey and boy friend of
pDaelterhoitts here,spentthe week -end with his
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemner, and
family, and 11r. Conrad Truemner of
the 14th con., spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walden
0.'FoW.
rest.
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D: Bryce wishes to advise
the public that owing to a vacation,
his offices at Zurich and Dashwood
will be closed during the week from
jely 13th, to ,July 18th..
Rev. C. Schrag, Mr. and Mrs. David
.Gingertch, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ging-
erich andefamily attended the funer-
aI,11'mofrstdhaye.former's'brother-hislaw, Mr WITH
Joe Swartzentruber at Baden last
• ' LOWER THAN IS CHARGED IN
,Me. and Mrs. George Howard and THE LARGER CENTRES.
daughter Evelyn of Exeter;za lVfxs.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAILED ma Thurston, Mrs. EliJane
Truaxe f Vessel) Mich., were visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs.. J. Allan on
Etiday last.
Watch and
Clock
Repairing
A SPECIALTY
and Wi1liain Mc-
Adams motored to Detroit and Claw -
Syn, Miich,, or Sunday. Mrs. Roy
P sk who has vikited relatives here,
r turned with the boys to her home
ir Clawson.
Mr. and- Mrs. Seth Brown and
1iss Doris Kleinfeldt of Staffie Mr.
d Mrs. Orville Beaver and little
ughter Norma, of Woodham, were
Sinday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
ward Beaver.
Great iniprovements are being
ade to 'ant main streets in town as
c. new asphalt ,Pavement is prac-
- ,iaid.by the time the paper this
es out - rhtswill say good
�' dust, rough roads er mud in
wet.4eason. A big improvement.
The Blue Water Highway north of
Drysdale, which is to be paved this
summer, at present is in a very dusty
conditfon. On Wednesday of this
Week workmen are beginning to work
in readiness to the asphalt pavement
which vill likely take till late in the
fan: Most of the labor employed.
are residents of the community.
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4.05; W. F. Jennison crushing and'nidi Werd was received here that Miss
Margaret Steick R. N., accompanied
• trucking 1055.67.
Hay Telephone -Northern Electric;
matelial 124.88; Hobbs }Rime Co'.
creosote 3.25; Postage, excise, etc.,
12.48; H. G. Hess salary 165.00; P.
Maclesac salary 3 months 587.50;-
Boll
Telo. Co. boils Apr to May
119.12; E. R. Guenther cartage 2.40;
Stromberg-Carlson Co. supplies 31.93.
A. F. Hess part salary 125.00.
Charity and P.elief--,Teeas. Twp.
';0Jivray, indigent 7,03;
Ilnkere 2..'e6; S. Hoffman rent indig,
out b.5; J. A. Williams iloure2.75r
Menno Oesch, groceries 11.95; Glad-
whi Meliek milk 3.68.
General accounts -Postage, excise
et. 10.03; Zurich Hydro, lights town
hall 2 mons 4.61; D. Triebner &Inge
ed 5 35.00; Mimic. World, coilectors
roll etc. 12.13; F. J. Haberer, stock
valuer $6; L. Resteineyee, one head
cattle killed by clogs 25.00; J. Geoff-
rey, sheep killed by dogs $10 Water-
loo Fire Ins. Co. insurance 7.50; A.
1.0. Hess part salary tarp. 125.00; 3. P.
Iiau attending to disposal of dead pig;
1.65; C. L. Smith printing, t.ktivertie;
ing 57.40; R. Knight, one head cattle
killed by dogs 16.00.
The cauneil adjourned to Meet, a-
gain on Tuesday, August 4th ,
1.30 o'cloock in the afternoon.
• A. F. HESS, Clerk.
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DECORATION
SERV IC E
BRONSON LINE CEMETERY
HAY TOWNSHIP
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 13.
At 2.30 o'clock
Pmgram will consist of Decoration
Graves, Special Singing. Adclres-
le$ by Rev. E. Burn and Rev. 1-.1,
Reppel. Also Musical Numbers by
'the 'Hendrick Memorial Band of
°wham 0 ti, (35 instruments,)
hy Miss Witte, R. N. of Long Branch;
Ca4;went by airplane to Seattle.
Wash., from there the boat to Van-
ceever Isle where they are spending
the -vacation with the formc'r's bro-
ther. Mr. A. HeSteick. at Royal Oae,
Vancouver Isle.
. WINNERS OF SCHOLARSHIP
The Hay Township Memorial Scho-
latehips, e.! .1,; • •
three pupils ;row th,‘ 'i.evee sip ee
.171.V tie Mil marLs 021
the, .Entrance Examination, were won
as lst, Chelsea Thad; 2nd
Yrera : Flaxbard; $rd Ruth Brown, an
ot the 'Zurich &hool, S. S. No. 7
HO Township.• We congratulate
these pupils on winning these splend-
id asearde.
Wt. regret very much to learn of I
thee painful accident which befell
:Primcillor Mr. Wrn. Haugh of the
1,10. con., the other day. In some
weY the end of the rope of the sling
heIr. Haneh'sbarn became detatch-
eck and:While I.Vlr„ Haugh was makings!
't4e repair the carriage became trip-
ped, which. let Mr. Haugh down as
the earriage crossed the barn, with•
the, i'eSult that he was lowered :30
idly- with the ,slack created in the
rope that he hit the beam with a
tremendous force with his body and
:ceasing bad bruises. Mr. Haugh will
ba -laid up for some time ,but we are
happy' to say he is improving very
faVeraCy.
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EMBALMERS AND D:RECT
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A very pretty but quiet wedding
took, place at tbe United Church
Manse, Welland, Ont., on Saturday
JUly 4th, when Miss Pearl Elder,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Elder
Of Hensall, was imited in marriage
to Me. Delbert"L. Geiger, son of Mr.
and SKT.g. Roland CT i of Zurich!.
Rev, Roy M. Geiger, uncle of the k
groom, performed the cerent,r*, .
The bridal couple left later- on. a
short motor •trip to Nigara, Toronto
Everybody Invited and North Bay, Their ineoy friemlsi
The Cemetery Board, join hi nearty ecmgrai.vtl6Q1is., , r6ivigaisigamoirrawma,
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WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF STAPLE GOODS, SUCH AS:
Prints, Broadcloth, Drapery Chintz, Curtains,
and Curtain Materials, House Dresses, Men's
and Boys' Shirts, Smocks, and Overalls,
Sweaters, Boys' Bloomers and Pants.
Harness Repairs , Shoes and Rubber Boots,.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Root Seeds, 5 and
10c. package Garden Seeds.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND"
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