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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORN
FEBRUARY11, 1937..
Chester L. Snaith, Publialesei
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ST. PETER'S
'Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.,
'A Changeless. Christ Ear et Chang-
ing Worid.7
Friday, 8h—Luther League.,
Thursday—Choir Practice.,
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.-aGerman Sereice.
1.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. TUERKHEM Pastoc..
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Do You -Need Glasses?
• Stop and Think how iportant it is
' that yea wear correct. glasses—Cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
• Correctly styled to your fa,ce.. Your
health may:largely depend GM keen
See Cr. E. ZuRBRIEGG, R. 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every' Tuesday at =RICE(
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pile's
Store.
In Magistrate's Court
Claire Beecher, of Goderich, was
acqUitted on a charge of driving a
motor vehicle while under the inbu-
ence of liquor, in Mag. Hawkshaws'
court at Exeter last Friday. Several
hours were spent in hearing the
case which arose out of an incident
that took place last November in
Henrall when Baechler's car, corning
onto the main street, slid. partly ac-
ross the street and then started up
again, coming into collision with an-
other car. Beecher saidhe had two
bottles of beer. A large number of
witnesses were called which differed
in opinion of Baechlor's condition.
A number of minor cases were dealt
with, the defendants having operated
their cars lacking either a driver's
permit or 1937 plates. An interesting
case that of Wm. Smale who had
made a wood -cutting apparatus from
a car with a belt and pulley attach-
ed to the drive shaft. It cost the ow-
ner $24 in all to find out that he
should. have had a diver's permit
and plates for the car. At Goderich
two stubbornly fought drunk driving
charges were .heard by Mag. Makin
on Thursday brought a term of 14
days in jail to Wm. McClure, Dun-
gannon coal merchant, and dismissal
for Lewis Ellwood, Goderich salt
trucker. Both face added charges ef
leaving the scene of an accident,
-while a friend Gordon McDonald,
during the court hearing was served
on a recyless driving charge.
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Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — ONT.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Feb. 11, 12, 13
13 HOURS BY AIR
By
FRED MCMURRAY and
JOAN BENNETT
An Aeroplane Action Picture
Monday, TuesdaY, Wednesday
Feb. 15, 16, 17th
"SMARTEST GIRL IN TOWN"
GENE RAYNIOND, an
ANN SOTHERN
COMING
"Without Address," "Mummy's Hoye,
with Wheeler aid Woolsly. "Raine
bow on the River" with Bobby•Breep
"Lloyds of London" and "Re -union".
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Ca
diton, on Monday, the let day •
Feb. 1937 at 1 p.m. All memb
were present. The minutes of t
previous meeting were read and
opted. The Oath of Allegiance
taken by members of the eount"
and officers.
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follow the Local Ads,
Sandy, February 14th Will, as us-
, be observed as St. Valentine's
Kr. Calvin, Miss Ethel, Mr. arid
e. T. L. Williams motored to Lon -
on Friday.
IP. Solomon Baechler of the Bron -
O line was at Kitchener over the
ek-end attending a church con -
tion.
r. Arthur Truemner and family
recent week -end visitors at the
e of the former's mother in the
age.
r, Earl Thiel who has recently
n appointed by the Zurich Police
stees as Village Constable, has
ently also been sworn in as a
'rity Constable.
Yeesteurceimassmosageorzonosnamesm" The following correspondence
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TRY ECKEL'S Letter from the Dept. of Agri'
GRAND CONCERT
regarding appointment of a 'weed'i. .
on't forget the Grand Concert
loe• specter. From Deputy Minister a is to be held in the Town Hall,
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, li Health and Hospitals regarclingaM
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, J. Jardine, who was admitted to r
raJus.„ jvr, 4,34c,.._,.,,I., .; 'T4.1iixagspige:thoef wthhealWerzpeini'ys a,,,Inian-_,
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, , p, oty evening, February 19th un-
• l' ' a hearty laugh. Admission 25c
for her maintenance. A letter faai ,41 -'
CHOICE VARIETY OF ,CAICE, -,. PIES, AND , W. C. Pearce, Relief Officer l'..‹ .e, ; 'i‘e% dfen 15c'
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regarding relief to Karl Kittelberge.
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SWEET .GOODS. and family. He was to be notified Clinton Editor Passes
•. 4 that is the Village of Exeter granted
of the Highest Quality
.., relief they would be liable for paw
in
ent for one year from the date the''
• --ICE CREAM applicant moved from that Village.
Letter from Assistant Chief Engine
1 00 ter of Municipal Roads acknowledg-
ing receipt of application for subsidy
•Eckers ery — ZUriCh ., Filed.
• on 1936 expenditure on Twp. roads.
he annual meeting of the Zurich
lie Library will be held in the
n Hall on Friday evening. Var-
reports will be heard. Also
lection of officers.
r. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith and two
s of St. Joseph attended the 90th
hday anniversary of her father at
ilex). last Wddnesday. It was also
mid Mrs. Smith's 23rd wedding.
versary on the same day.
All Ingredients Used are
ALL CONFECTIONS
Telephone
Inerneetereeeseeneremeaeraevanceammioseemeeeenesenennnsnnrizoal" Motion, that the Collector of Taxcne
tyy6E1Erm.
• WE SELL , THE BEST FOR !LESS,
Sped a . 179hroaryi1L 12, i3tb
Quick Quaker oats, large plain, per
Del Maize niblets corn, 2 fixes 21c
Lily Chicken' Haddies, 2 tins
Brooms, 5 string. each —
Cascade Salmon, 11-4b. tin, 2 tins
Kippered Snacks, per tin ...... , 5c
Heinz Catsup, large bottle, each 19c.
Kelloggs COM flakes, :2 Aga
Ritz biscuits Christies, per pkg. _.
Sultana Raisins, 2 lbs. ..... .
Soda biscuits, 2 lbs.
Icing sugar, 2 1b6. .......
Sardines per tin .-
9c
.— 15c
... ........ 25c
... 25c
19e
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Children's no, fi yrs. all wool Pullovers at
Children's wool Hose, reg up to 50s, Sale price 29c
Ladies' Vests and drawers, reg. 50c, :Sale price 39c
Highest Pri fat Ewes.
Fiume Etigfi
4.44rtionmilemmtonnot.4•004[044•Wes4m404,44nmeatoMetba..nenennnamanatramam.14.4.4t...4•44.......40.0.4.4•44tiwemeown.
less Mabel R. Clark, • editor of
Clinton News Record for the last
:•••:Years, died suddenly late last Wed
esday evening, She was at her desk
ednesday night preparing for the
hiirsday edition until 9.30 p.m. and
as in her usual health. She collaps-
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4wh' preparing to retire at 11.
'*eased had long filled a prominent
at in 'local activities in the town
having been unable •to return iid was highly esteemed. She was a
roll by the day appointed by Be:;. 4.1,nber of Wesley Willis United
Law 508 passed by theis Council onna,...aiech. Born at Flesherton, she
the 5th day of Oct., 1936 and In'e '*;' for a period an employee of The
the day extended by resolution 011t route Saturday Night. J. T. and
this council on the _15th day of Dec gory Clark of The Toronto Star,
' 1936, he is hereby authorized ...tA110atincles and nephew of deceased.
' continue the levy and collection • o.a4 .ee sisters survive, Mrs. .0. Coop -
the unpaid taxes in the manner }eridt a Toronto; Mrs. Cantelon, Toronto
with the powers provided by law for,,, A. Mrs. Marqnis of Lefroy. The
the general. levy and ;collection ofV, $#lains were. taken to Flesherton
.taxes; and that the Collector's Roi1Jinteynnt.
' shall be filially returned to the Twp,r1
H.. GRAND CARNIVAL
Treasurer not later than the 1st day
ef March 1037.
Motion, that the following scale of
wages shall be adopted: General „
oek place as advertised, on Friday
'W ark :, Man and team 40c hr; man ,, .11,_ , ,
and 3 horses 45c hr; Man alaid..1..nk ''f' ',avast ne
n• rgewith a levee attendance of
taking part andIsnot A
t t-
ete. hr: Road. foreman 20e hr; ,,SettiieI. , . 4.v.,,,kfr
Roads:. Man and. team 30c hr. nio .,. ,,,,,f tin nany of dthedifficultyc larace:rs , e
alone .1.,5,ea Foremen in ii, c. Eh, vflo".!peronce in sel
e:GrriP: the W1111
iert. The ,veathermen
lert," weed inspector 30c ha He to
, w ieyaa ideal nice any crisp and cold,
lurnish his own eraneportation.
. • , w
hich anade the ice splendid. As
• The iist of Pound Keepers and Rd. in former years the prizes were don -
Foremen were appointed and a bylaW.,,I#00. by the business places in town,
passed confinniag the same.• If id'hhe prizes were won as follows:
ITeen'ts •Comic, by Milt Oesch, won
• The following pay -sheets psssed: ,h,
ley Ralph Uttley; Peanut race, M.
.N.' Baker rd 1 $3.76; ditto $2; Se .'.0esche lst Wilmer Snider, 2nd Bet -
White rd 3 1.13; L. Hill rd 4 1.50; *ty Deitz • Boy's Race 10 to .15, by
W. Desjardine rd 21 2.25; W. Hod- Stade & Weide, Carl Heideman; Boys
gins rd 17 1.80; P. Eisenbach lumber race under 10, by Stade se Weide,
.3:80; ditto rd 25 64.70; ditto gravel Soss Johnston; Girl's race, by Alb.
35.10; G. Eilber, Supt. salary 4.50; Hess, Avis Haberer; Men's Open race
A. Morlock repairs to grader 8.05; .by Silnerwoods Ltd., Gordon Heist;
A. Latta rd 18 82; Orders—L, En- Carrying egg on spoon, by Yungblut
gland, pstg and envelopes 2.54; Co. a, Son, girls ,Greta Haberer, boys
Treas. indigent hospital accts 37.88; Carl Heideman; Girls' open race, C.
llurdy & Son, burial expenses ve Fritz & Son, Lylyan Rader; Girls'
Railings $30; Dept. of Health, insn- fancy, J. Gascho & Son, "Wedding of
lin acct .80; P. Schenk, wood hall jack and jil" Pauline Haberer, Del -
.30.25; S. Wuerth, flour .90; Mimic,- oris .Klopp, Avis Haberer: nese act-
-mai World supplies 34.85; H. Barn- ing Clown, by Eckel's Bakery, Ross
eird Stamp & Stencil Works, dog tgs Gesell(); Fastest backward skater, liy
14.07; Eli King dog tax $2; Can. J., W. aim", Albert Heideman;
Bank of Commerce, cashing road eks. Boy's fancy, Johnston & Kalbfleiseh,
.75 Billie O'T3rein; Gent's fancy, by L.W.
Hoeman, Ross ,:io'inston; Cate•hir el
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain in the'Town Hall, Crediton, on rabbitf by Geo. Deichert, mYst Ray
Sehilbe, girls Gertie Thiel; Ladiee"
Monday, the lst day of March 108 i
fancy, by Dr. MacKinnon, C,lertie
et 1 ran. Thiel. Judges, ,le nine Pattern and i
The annual Grand Carnival held on
e Zurich Skating Rink this year,
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Come in and Try a Pair of the
Newest Shape Clear View
Spectacles, either.. Natural or
White complete with Case,
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
Miller Creek
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and
GLEN ROGERS'.
BRIQUETS
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid from,
Eggs on a graded basis.,
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We are again prepared to supply your needs,
for the Cold Weather with Good Woolen
Underwear for Young and Old. Also Mens -
and Boy's Top Shirts, Sweaters and Sweater -
Coats, Wool Socks, Mitts and Gloves.
Wool and Flannelette Blankets, Flannelettes.,
Tadoussac Flannel suitable for Dresses; Cur-
tains and Curtain Goods, Comforter Chintz;
Men's, Boys and Children's Heavy Rubbers;,
Also Men's Rubber Boots, Harness Repairs,
Halters, Anything in Harness.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
R. DOUGLAS
GEN URAL MERCHA&VT
PHONE 11 - 97 ISLA K
Herbert K. Eilber, Twp. Clerk, George Brock Of Ren8an. intAMMOIMisigreloliamemirm=e7~56z
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