Zurich Herald, 1936-08-20, Page 1Sc4
'VOL XXXVII, NO.7
zunicm, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, I036.
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THE QUEBEC ELECTION
Maurice Duplessis and Ilia Union
Nationale rode to, power in the Pro-
vince of Quebee an Monday at the
general Provincial election,. defeating
the Liberal party who haa zeen In
power for forty years. There were
75 candidates elected for the new
Farmers! Attention!
We have beem appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
tis 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.. te44
'ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing WorldLtt-
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
"Thursday—Choir Practice..
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Servic• en
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SehooL
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome ta. an Services.
E. TUERKHEIM, Pisstor.
..,Do You Need Grasses?
:Government and is -for the old Lib-
eral Patty, out of 90 ,seats.
turnover was looked for by arnany.
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CAR BITS CATTLE
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One •caw suffered a broken leg and
had to be destroyed and another was
badly cut up when an automobile
driven by James Hughes, Seafortie
turned out to pass another car, near
Hensall and ren into a herd of cows.
The cattle were owned by 'IAMB=
Bell, R.R.1, Henson, and. had no at-
tendant on the public highway. Bell
agreed to pay damage to the car,
was stated by Traffic Officer N. Lever
who investigated the case.
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.FISHERMEN'S ITCH
Thouands of people bathing in
Lake Huron from Sarnia to South-
ampton have what is called the Fish-
erman's Itch. It causes a skin hrit-
ation which develops into small lurepi
About half of the people bathing in
the lake take the disease. The itch
is worse on hot days than in cooler
weather. Medical men are at a loss
as to the cause of this infection, and
it would he advisable to bathers to
stay out of the water for the pres-
ent.
THE CANADA YEAR BOOK 1936
The publication of the 1936 edit-
ion of Canada Year Book is anno-
unced by the General Statistics
Branch of the Domihion Bureau of
Statistics. The Canada Year Book is
the official statistics annual of the
country and contains a thoroughly
up-to-date account of the natural
resources of the Dominion. and their
development, the history of the co-
untry, its institutions, its demography
the different branches of production,
trade, transportation, finance, edu-
cation, etc. The new book extends to
over 1,150 pages, dealing with every
phase of the natural, life and :more
especially with those susceptible. of
Statistical measurement. Owing to
the urgent need for economy in the
distributionnef Government publicati-
ons, it has become necessary to make
a charge to alt individuals receiving
the Canada Year Book. It may be
obtained from the King's Printer, Ot-
tawa, as long as the suppry lasts, at
the price of $1.50, -which covers me-
rely the cost of paper, eerie:di/1g and
binding. By a special 'concession,
ministers of religion, bonda-fide Stu-
dents and school teachers may obtain
paper -bound copies at the nominal
price of 500 each.
Stop and Think haw 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
vision.
' See C. E. ZPRBRIGG,
At HESS JENVE'reavRY STORE
Every Tuesday at AWEIGH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's'
Store..
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Peas, 2 tins
Gran. sugar (with $1 order of goods) 10 -lbs 4'9c
Clark's Pork and Beans., large tin, 2 ts
Bee Hive Corn. Syrup No. 5 tin 39c
Clark's Spaghetti 16 -oz. fin, 2 tins
Hemphill's Mighty Nice Wheat Berries, 5-1h lag 25c
Fancy Red ohoe Salmon 1 -lb. tin .....
Oxyclot large -with 3 cakes -Coley :Soap
Cookies sweet fruit jam per lb. . . .. 5c
Fly Swatters,„ wire each .. . ..
Areoxon Flu Coils, 5 for .... . . . . .. . . ... I Oc
Corn Rakes,, 3
Life Buoy Soap, 3 cakes . 25c
SPECIAL—Get a Polma of Blue Ribbon Coffee.
The Coffee 'with the Epensive Flavor and Ile
low nice, per' --38c
LadiesHouse Dresses at very Ione .pricesif in
neea of a dress, come and see these real Bargains;;
from 50c, up. Most of theselines are at Pralf pAce.
Highest Pries f Ai:ay.
ellair..10.11.100114.1
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UNITES U. S AND CANADA
.At •Chautaucete, N. Y. the other
I night President Roosevelt declared
the United States can and will defend
ourselves and our neighbors. The
president, in his first foreign policy
speech this year, told a large o.udi-
ence that "the nobelest monument to
peace and to neighborly econorele
and social friendship rn1l the world,
is not a moamnent in bronze or stone
but the boundry which unites the
United States and . Canada -3,000'
miles of friendship with no barbed
wire, no gun or soldier; and no pass-
port on the whole frontier". The re-
ference to Canada brought tumultu-
ous applause which seemed to reach
its height as the gathering realized
the significance of the ,use of the
word "unite rather than "divide."
"Of all the nations of the world to-
day we ate in rnany ways most eiri-
gularly blessed." the president said:
"Our closest neighbors are -good nei-
ghbors. If there are remoter nations
that wish us not good .will but ill
will, they know that we are strong
they know that we can and will e -
fend ourselves and defend our neigh-
borhood."
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Hensall Council Minutes
The regular meeting of the Villego
Council was held on the eve of Aug;
5th, at 8 p.m. in the Council Chemin
ers with all members present. .Thy
minutes of the previous meeting Wd-
re read and adorited. J
. , - 1 Rev. F. B. Meyer, a former pastor
A petition was read from 14 of the Evangelical church here, and
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l who is camping at Grand Bend, cal -
Band asking for $100. Motion, th
we grant the Band the sum of 00. led on Zurich friends on Sunday.
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Mr. Wm. C. Wagner visited with
telatives at Guelph the past week.
;Mr. and Mri Jacob Merrier of
Detroit are visiting with relatives in
:this vicinity.
Mr. Charles Bartlett of the Bank
of Montreal staff spent the week -end
at his home at St. Marys.
• Rev. and Mrs. Albert Deters and
'family of Desboro, were visitors in
town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brein
spending the week with friends
Crosswell, Mich.
• Mr. and tlIrs. John Oesch of Pig -
non, Mich., are spending a Week's
holidays with friends here, • LOWER, THAN IS CHARGED IN
are
at
Watch and
Clock
Repairing
A SPECIALTY
WITH PRICES CONSIDERABLY
Mr. and Mrs, Mepre of New Hav-
en, Conn:, were recent visitors at,
the home of Mr, and Mrs. P. Koehler
Mr. Paul Jeffrey and sister, Mrs,
E. Lague and children of Detroit,
Ayotte of town. H®S
te0 The Jeweller
visited with their mother, Mrs. Chrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess and
three sons left Tuesday morning for
South Bend, Ind., where they will
THE LARGER CENTRES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MAILED
IN WATCHES
visit with relatives.
Communications read as folloven
Shell Oil Co., Imperial Oil Co., Dee',
of Health re M.O.H; A..E.e:WilsOn'',:
Co.; Relief Dept; WoOds.tockHoae4
andre Schiool TaxeSe, S,uperteeen
McCall Frontenac, Rennie Seed .COI
Bell Telephone. -
Motion, that we do not grant per-
msision fortthe erection or installati-
on of any more Gasoline pumps la
the Village of Hensall, and. that the
Clerk notify the Shell Co. of
Bills apd Asemenccounts read: H. Fos- ghter Iris who have been visiting with
the former's mother, Mrs. Amelia
Schnell, for the past We months, left
on Monday for thein -home in Fielding
Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Marin Wurm of town
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Levy, -Margaret
and Wilbert Levy all of Clinton, we-
re Gunday visitors at the home of Mr
Mrs. 1/, Oswald; 'Bronson line.
- Misses Pearl Wurtz and Inez Yung
blut left on Sunday accompanying
Dr. Mrs. and E. H. Cowen of Exeter
on a motor trip to Montreal, Quebec
City and other points of interest.
Mrs. William Thompson and dau-
ter, labor streets .80; Dr. Collyee,
expenses of M.O.H. $23; Hensall;
Hydro acct 5.48; Municipal World,
suppliei $3; A. Clark Secy; band gr.
350; G. Gram, teaming streets 2.85;
E. McEwen, cutting 'grass park $5:;
Huron Expositor, printing 4.72; Bone
thron & Drysdale supplies hall 11.80;
F. W. Hess, printing 36.50; W. Sang
ster, pert salary $16. 1\lotion, that
accounts as read be passed.
Motion, that the street committee
purchase the necessary amount of
paching material. . •
Motion, than we adjourn till next
regular meeting, Sept. 9th at 8
p.ni.
James A. Paterson, Clerk.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Can
diton, on Aug. 4th, at 8 p.m. All
members Were present. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and adopted. . .
The Clerk read notices from The
Dell Telephone Company; The Can-
adian Bank of Commerce; Canada
Packers Limited and The Maple Grove
Syndic...ato with reference to the Tee
cent amendment to The OntarioAs-
gessment Act providing nor the diV-
Ulan of School taxes paid by the
Corporations between, Public and
Separate Schools.—Filed. •
The following Pay' Sheets and Or-
atyrs were passed.
N. Baker ra -1. $4, ditto 2.60; do,
'No. -22 4.35; S. White, rcl 3 7.88; L.
Hill rd 4 16,48; D. O'Rourne rd
1-3.88; B. IVIcCann rd i24.40;„ P.
Desjotdine rd 16 13.51; Hodgins
ra 17 15.11; A. Lattard 18 2.88; H.
Turner tel,19 17.40; E. Geiser rd 24
3'7.20; J. Smith rd 6 8.78 e Pay Sheet
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Miss Meda Surerus of the Toronto
teaching staff, and who is spending
her vacation at her home on the
Bronson line, has just returned from
an interesting motor trip, to the At-
lantic coast, visiting the lovely Cape
-COd, ,Boston, New York' and other
interesting points. She accompanied
her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sur-
erus of Toronto.
HYMENIAL
A very lovely wedding took place
at St:Peter's R. C. Church, on the
Blue Waer Highway, Drysdale, (el
Saturday August 15th, when Rev.
Father L. Marchand joined in Holy
weddlock :Miss Ann Jeffrey, daug:ner
of Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffrey ol tie!
14th concession Hay, and Mr. Wit -
limn Attridge of Detroit. The bride,
very attractive in white satin and
lacewas attended by two bridesmaids
Mrs. Bondy of Detroit, dressed in
yellow, and' Miss Lillian Jeffrey of
Detroit dressed in blue. The bridal
couple intend to go to Montreal and ,
•Quebec for a honeymoon, atter whi-
ch they will go to Detroit where they
,will reside. We join their many fri-
ends in. extending congratulations.
A quiet wedding took place on
Saturday afternoon, August 15th, at
the United Church Manse, Kippen,
04, when Miss •Gwendoline Lavada,
daughter 'of Mrs. A. E. Clarke of
Illakenbechine the bride of Mr. Wil-
liam Cecil, son of Mr. and M.
Attridge of Waterdown, Owl
rl'Ee ceremony was conducted by Rev.
E. F. Chandler. The bride, whoee
brother William gave her in marriage
wore' a travelling suit of black Moho
rd 5 3.50; Geo. Eilber Supt. sala.tl, bouquet
white accessories' and carried a
of June roses and Maithein
13.50; S. Morrison rd '1.3 5.25; Jno.
ICumpp rd 26 5.78. Can, Bank f hut fem. The bridesmaid a sister of
the beide, Miss My Clarke, wore a
'Commerce cashing cheques $2. Eoel:- Mary gown of pale pink chiffon with Ixhite
IteiTstTismieoso- A; dTvroecaast.e,Co:Ffintitrinong, vionteatilv's: ,ateessnries and
carried a bouquet of
Rose Antirrhinum. Me. ,ttugustus ;
, wit Hospital acct re Patterson arid.
,Olarke attended the enoont A f tee
Keller 58.60. a motor trip through Eastern Can -
The Council adjourned to meet a -
Ada and the States, Mr. - and Mrs.,
ain in the Town Hall, Creditor:, on Attridge will reside in Goderich, Nt c
'Tnesday, Sept. 8th, at 1 pan. join the many friends in exteadiree
1 Herbert :K. Ellber, Township Clefk liearty 0.NigYatxitaidions.
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