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Vol. XXXVII No, IG
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ZURICH. THURSDAY OCTOBER 22, 1936.
Chester L. Smith, Pub/take*
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Adrenal*
81.50 IN ARREAR8,112 1Clialtillel•
Let the Ads, in 00:Herald be your guide 111 your. Fall Purchases
WOLVES MAY visrr DOORS Ittamata.00 ani witaaaa Imwkenese
ran into a pack of seven shooting 1
Judging from separate made litr Ina and wounding others. The same day
'aliens at Kettle Point Rese.ree, near Beattie Greenbira counted a pack of
Forest, it will be z agar& task this ante.
-winter to keep the wolf from the +—a
door as the animals are much more
A New Publication
.numerous than in *titer years_ While
hunting near Port Frankra Edgar
Farmers! 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
;mid compare it with all others. And
.don't forget, the best feature is the
- unusual easy termsLiberal agowance
or trade-ins.
C. SCHRAG & SON. tf44
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Declare .Against Transients
An important meeting of represen-
tatives of Huron inunieipalitieS,: wag
held in Clintonon Tuesday , evening
of last week to consider ways., and
means of finding a solution of lia the
The N. G. NeighbOrhood Gessop; problem of transients and un
is the latest star in the Tournalistie ed. Mayor W. S. R. Holmes of Olin
firmainent. The editor and publisher ton presided and Clerk J. A. Wilson
is Ernest Baxker, who whiles away of Seaforth recorded the proceedings
•otherwise dreamy hours of invalidisra• Among the some thirty in attend-
• in thinking up gags and jokes on the mice were: W. H. Golding, M,Pt and
neighbors and other. items calculated James Ballantyne, M.L.A., of South
to produce a laugh. No. 1 of the N. Huron. After a discussion the. op
G. consists of thirteen typewritten ion seemed to be that some remedy
pages and the Bayfield road neigh- of the situation, " which seems to be
borhood is getting quite a kick out getting worse as time passes, Should
of it.---Goderich Signal. be found. The members 'wereasked
ST. PETER'S
fEvangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
-"A Changeless Christ for IL Chan
ins Weald."
Friday, 8h --Luther Lem
-Thursday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. in. --German Service.
11.15 a.naa-,Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—Engliak service.
Everybody Wean:ones all Services.
E. TUER.ICKE111. Pastor.
.ADo You Need Glasses?
Blaze Solves Problem
The promlem of the ream
the town of ,Goderich has been solved thought by both provincial and fed-
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Only one member of the wandering eral parliaments. Mr. Golding re
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unemployed 'has been seen there this ferred to the -relief camps and the
fall and he remained only a few ho- troubles arising vat of them. The
utcome of +1,... deliberatiOns was
Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Kalbfleisch
and family of Elmira were visitors
in town last week.
Mr. Lawrence Fowlie of London,
was a visitor at the home •of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Koehler on Sunday.
Dr. II. F. Klopp of Kitchener, and
Mrs. J. Wagner of Shakespeare were
visiting their mother over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Len. Haistaand fam-
to speak on the subject ro
ily and Miss Edith Klopp all of De -
government's point of view.' They
both admitted the seriousness of troit, spent the week -end at the home
the situation and stated that'at is of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klopp.
roblem hat is being given serious Mr. Robert Greer of Bayfield pur-
in a chased the 100 acre farm in Stanley
Township, known as the Rathwell
farm, from the estate of the late
Thomas Johnson.
Miss Shirley Koehler and cousin tion from
PHONE YOUR
It RR
Broken Spectacle
Lenses
ACCURATELY
DUPLICATED
We can determine the
station and asked for a night's aodg- 1 that Mr. Turner of Godench moved, of Toronto, were holiday visitors
urs. When he called atthe p
oLlce at
on Saturday he was told, "sorry, seconded by Reeve Eckert of McKill- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Koeh- your Broken Lens.
th t Messrs McNeil, Bowman, ler, Hay Township.
Correc-
a small portion of
•-Stop and Think haw imeastant it is
•--that, you wear correct glasses—aor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
- Correctly styled to your. face. Your
-health may largely deetend on keen
See C. E. ZUKBILIGG, IL. 0.
At HESS JEWElfERT STORE.
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
• 'At Dashwood, Sitatelai, at Pfdela
Store.'
old cbap, but the last of you fe owb op,
to visithere burned the place down." I Scott and Sills be a committee to
"Really, I hadn't heard that, I beg draft a resohti•on to be forwatded to
your pardon, I must be off to Clin- the provincial and federal governton." the stranger aniwered. About ents. The recommendation was sug-
a month ago the municipal storehouse gested amended to paragraph' 14 of
used as ,a winter slwlter forne-,the ordeiain-council goverran unem-
nighters„ was destroyed by fire start- ployment and relief and rea, ao -
ed by a' transient's carelessness, a' lows: 'That all une14100115ersOlIS Spent the past
loss week visiting with her
shall be yet:Rested:0 aegistia:la thm
eir other, MrS. Albert Rose. Mis.
a4,000 •
being entaileO.
MINIMUM OF$800 FOR
TEACHERS
Mr. Reg. Epps and family from Any Size and Shape
Welland were visitors with Rev. and
Mrs. Burn motored to Welland with n e Jewell
Hess Th
them where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. Harold Kuntz of Windsor, Phone 74 Zurich !Phone 16
ha -1.s. E. Burn over the week -end.
Semet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek
Rosedale Alberta
and
GLEN ROGERS'
, BRIQUETS
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
, 4_4. ;. : „ , home municipality ;.Thatt....`Imunicipal-l•Rose returned with her daughter to
ities shall prevideemPleanent :or if , Windsor for a few weeks.
none available then to provide The baking sale held in the town
'necessities of life for thett =employ
l y
ed. That the home municipality. shallIhall on Saturday afternoon bthe
members of St. Boniface church was
At the West Huron Teachers Con- mean the place of residence or of em-
vention at Goderich on Oct'8 and 9th ployment of each person during„the well patronised and a large number
.
they unanimously passed a resolution passt twelve months. That •'th a rail-
of fine articles were purchased by
asking that a irtinimum ' salary of ways be asked to enforce.extsti 'g leg eager buyers.
islation with respect to it-maienta I Miss Inez Yungblut has returned
ssoo per year ,be fixed for public
seboal te eaters.. About 80 per cant and that it be made a Voilationard the
aae, home after spending a week with her
1,roole jvir. ':Eth Deichert in' Detroit.
olt:the‘tdelegates preaentawere from provincial traffic- act:foi-:.dittit..atielarkei
{ alik• Defeheit, whov has been on the
aural schools Where salarlea liaVe ownerttcezive triarsataitatiaralta'aiieli ',..e..
transients travellingr frontaplace ' to • •
sick last for some time, is imprdvin
been reduced, in many cases as much g
as 40 per cent, during tlie last aye place.”
years. . A number of splendid papers'
nicely.
and addresses were given during the
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The Hensall Junior Womens' In-
gprraicdesedpEwaisdig.,,far
TILEMSALV
er Highest cash
Eggson'
stitute held their monthly meeting at
two days. The attendance being the I STEPHEN COUNCIL. • -
the home of one of its members, Miss
largest since 1930_ Officers elected ,
, - Vera Decker. After the business
• averet Hon. Pres., W. H. Johnston, a part Mir. McKay gave a very interest
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Exeter; president, JOseph •Creech,, of : The- Council ,of the Township,of ing talk choosing for his subject:
faceter; vice -Fres -a Miss : P. Penfold, Stephenmeton Monday, the,5th.day , 'What a Young Woman shoaldkriow
3Cappent 'Seartreas., ,• R. Stonehouse, ofOct. 1936, at a o'clock: All mem- -
Goderich; delegate • 0-E.A., Miss bers present The minutes' ofthe pre- was
Civics."' A social evening
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waa then eajoyed by all.
at Petifold, ICipperea • vious meeting were ;read and adopted . . , .. . .
,• FOWL SUPPER!
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials, for Qct... 2Z5 2.1, and :24th
Chips°, large pkg. each - 17c
Peas, 2 tins for . - ... .. .... 19c
Aylmer golden. bantam corn„ .2 tins for - 25c
Chic.ken. Haddie. 2 tins. for ......
Hillcrest shortenirg 2 1I. --------. 27c
Cowans perfection Cocoa, 25c
Heinz tomatoe catsup large bottle each ......
Quick oatsbeautiful china, pkg. ---___-_35c
Pumpkin, large tin, 2 for 25c
Life Buoy Soap„ 3 cakes — 25c
Palmolive Soap,. 3 cakes I 4c
Superior Baking„ 11-16. tin 23c
Cooked spoglatti, 2 tins 19c
Lawrasons Fus10 per. in • : 190
Lawrason'z Sinko peT: tin__—
Soda I3iscui1s, ;25c
Cookies sweet EisCuits, 2 lbs. 25c
Red Rose, coffee...guaranteed laryca tmver
Fancy Red C8b:ie'Saitrion, 1•11:5tii(1. 25C
Ladies* Silk fiall fashioned Hose -pr..
All winter undertareariStiniiinZtoel
J. MERN
Highest Pikes fee agga. •name 1140
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Motion, that a grant of $20 .pd
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to the Grand Bend School Fir to
assist them in the payment of prizes.
Motion, that F. W. Matlock be and
fs hereby appointed Tax Collector sorea by St. Peter's Lutheran church
during the pleasure of this Cuncil, at Zurich on Thursday evening, October
a salary of $95 per annum and post- 29t1. A large number of fowl have
age and that he furnish a Bond of a been purchased for the occasion,
Bonding Co. for $4,000 for the due .more tables will be set up, and pre -
performance of "his duties and that' parations are made to handls almost
the Canada Bank of Commerce be an unlimited crowd. Bring your fra
paid the usual collection caarge for ends to this big supper and you will
taxes paid to the Crediton, Exeter, all say it was the best ever.
:and Parkhill Branches. .
Motion, that by-law No. 508 . to.
appoint F. W. Moriock, collector of
taxes during the pleasure of the Co-
uncil of the Township of Stephen, of Mrs. George Binnie, nee Johanna
having been read three times be pas- Meidinger. The deceased had been
mad and signed by the Reeve and for the past 40 years a resident of
.Clerk and the Seal of the Corporati- Saskatchewan, living for a number
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n attached thereto. of years in Moose Jaw. Surviving
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i Motion, that the following , pay are her husband, Mr. Binnie, 0110
Aheets and vouchers be paid: sister,. Mrs. Joseph Lett, both of
• Moose Jaw,Sask; four brothers,
NJosephMichael, Jacob and William,
N. Baker, rd 22 84.56; W J. atoll-
:like rd 2 6.50; S. White rd 3 :88; L.
Hill rd 4, $2; E. Chambers
' ing place on September 3rd, and the
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The public are most heartily in-
vited to the big fowl supper spon-
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PRICE COMPETITION
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Tailored To Measure
Clothes
PRICED AS .• LOW AS
rd 7 Meidinger of Zurich. The death aaa.
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mommomam IllantatalaninVIIIMMUMBMIS282642"as
.157, H. Yearey rd 9, 3.15; P. Reg -
burial took place in the Moose Jaw
ter ad 10, 47.86; D. 0"Rourke rd 11
cemetery on September 8th.
al...65; B. McCann rd 12 133.52; P.
13, 2.80; H. Turner rd -19 8.40; W. . _
Desjardine rd 16 $2; S. Morrison rd DIES IN CHURCH
Desjardine rd 21 18.17; P. Eisen- There was great excitment in the
hach rd 25 23.45; J. Klumpp rd 26 St. Peter's Lutheran church on Sun. -
4.03; Geo. Eilber upt. salary 58.50-; day evening when previous to the
N. Baker rd 1 78.30; Pay steet rd 17 evening service beginning Mrs. Jamas
10430; Pay sheet rd 2 166.5a; Jas Flynn, housekeeper for Mr. John
Ztler gravel $60; P. Desjardihe ad, 4.6 Pecker, dropped dead from heart at -
MO.; M. C-. Sweitzer rd 15 9.37; Pay ,taeli. She formerly.; resided- near
sheet rd 2 23; liCrediton 'and ,taidaserite to attach on
.Ptiders-a-F. J. ,Wickwire,. printing, , Thursday of last. we4k. She is suiw-
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$4; •A, E. Ravelle; 'grant to Gaeta' ived by two daughter amt'a son. He r
Bend •Sehe'ol :Fair $20; Centralia alga husband and a 'doh. were victims of n
t for tile 41180; ayell. tragedy in Usborne TowtilishiPwae-,
operative Oa Cereen
Can. Bank a commerce, cashing rd bent seven years .a.go, when they
ebeaues 1.50; Geo. Eilber making re overcome by poison gas while
road tile $78; Ed. Willert weed in- working in the well. Inimealately to
specting 3164; Mrs. Flynn's dropping Dr. P. J. 0a
The Council adjovened to meet a- Dwyer Was summoned but he could
gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, on do nothing more than pronounce her
Monday, the 2nd of Nevem e , at 3 dead The Parkhill undertaker call -
o'clock -p.m.ed Monday end talk the remains a' 411111111 . ”
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Herbert E. Eilher, Two. Clerk, way.
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Spring and Slimmer
GOODS
WE HAVE A WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF STAPLE GOODS, SUCH AS:
Prints, Broadcloth, Drapery Chintz, Curains,
and Curtain Materials, House Dresses, Meds
and Boys' Shirts, Smocks, and OveraBs,,
Sweaters, Boys' Bloomers and Pants.
Harness Repairs , Shoes and Rubber Boots,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes., Root Seeds, 5 and
, 10c, package Garden Seeds. ‘,
FRESIr-l• pRo.c,ERIFs ALWAY ON HAND
N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL. IIIIEROHANT
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