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'Vol. )(XXVII
ZURICH. THURSDAY
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• ST. PETER'S
tEVangelical Lutheran Church
• ZURICH ONT..
"A Changeless Christ Ler a Chang -
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Thursday—Choir Practice.
• SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—German Service.
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m.—English serice.
Everybody Welcante its nil Services.
E. TUERICHEWIE, Pastor.
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'IN You Need Glasses?
.Stpp •and Think how important ft is
'that you wear correct glasses—cor-
rectly. .prescribed for your vision.
'Correctly styled to your Mace. Your
-.:Ilealth may largely depend on keen
•vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, R. 0.
'At HESS JEWNIMRY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At,Dashwood, Saturday, at rfile's
Store.
TO VISIT ROOSEVELT
OttawaShortiy after Easter,Lord
Tweedsmuir will return the visit paid
to him in Quebec last summer by
President Roosevelt, and in so doing
will set a precedent He will be the
first Canadian Governor-General to
pay an. official visit to the head of
the American Government.
SELLS CAR IN JAM
Almost any salesxnan can sell a
car, but to a Kincardine salesman go
laurels for selling one under pecul-
iar circumstances. While spending a
time in Bruce County jail for air in-
fraction of the Highway Traffic Act
he applied the principles of salesman
ship in his daily round a duties. His
term ,up, the first act of the salesman
was to 'drive a car to a near -by -town.
Be had 'sold it to a fellow inmate
during their term in jail, with the
promise of delivery as soon as he
was released.
WOULD ABOLISH SPEED LIMIT
Abolition of the 35 -mile -an -hour
speed limit on Ontario highways was
proposed to the Ont. Legislature on
Friday introduced by J. Clark (Lib.
Windsor -Sandwich). Provision would
be made for limits in cities, towns,
villages and built-up rural areas. The
bill would fix a 30 -mile limit in cit-
ies, towns, ,and villages; a 20 -mile
limit at intersections, curves, rail-
way crossings, or hills when the clriv-
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also : ÷ Ferguson be given this permission.
•• Geo. ;Walker_ reported re',:the,,,154
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CH CE VARIETY OF CAKE, PIES, AND +
.1.- rent for the seed show. Geo. Fee
reported re .the Poll Tax as being all
SWEET GOODS. i• paid except ond• and was mscructed
•147 alk" tread
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT.
Tuesday and Wed, March z3-24
MISS ENA 'GOODINGS
Of London, presents a Song, °Dance
Review. Special Electrical Scenic
Effect.
Electrical Equipment loaned by the
Toronto Theatres Ltd.
INTERPERATIVE NATIONAL 7ie,
FOLK DANCING
Beautiful Costumes, Georgeous Sce-
nic Effects.
WINTER SCENES
GARDEN SCENES.
TOYLAND, ETC.
Local Pupils will be assisted by Lon-
don Artists, consisting of dance.
singing, Male Quartettes, Readings,
- Etc., Etc.
Admission --Adults 35c. Children 25e
Tax Included.
er has not a clear view of approach-
ing traffic; a 15 -mile limit In school,
zones, etc. Penalties set forth in the
bill were $5 to $50 for first 'offend-
ers; $10 to $100 and license suspen%
dedsion for second offenders; $20 to
$200 and suspension of license for
subsequent .offences.
Herisall Council Minutes
The regular meeting of the Village
Council was held on March 1st, at 8
p.m'. in the Council Chamber with all
members being present. Minutes of
previous meeting read and adopted.
lAr. G. Ferguson appeared asking
for permission to out down three tre-
es by his property. Motion, that Mr.
Ag Ingredients Used are of the Highest ''Quality
* ALL CONFECTIONS - ICE CREAM *
Telephone 100
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Eckels Bakery — Zur
to collect the same.
F. G. Bonthron ieported re une.
paid taxes as being $833.00. Motion
that we extend tax roll untill next
meeting •
F. G. Bonthron reported re the
t assessing. The Clerk reported re tht
4- property advertised for sale. Motion
that -we accept T. J. Sherritt's tender
+ • of $20.60 foi ,
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Motion, that we instruct the Clerk
to get information on the 'dump gro-
und property.
Correspondence read -4.rOaws.:
B ell Telephone Co., MunicipalWrld;
County Treasurer; Canadian Bank of
Commerce; Ont. Municipal" Electric
Association•'Firstbrook, Monteith .°&
Co; Relief Officer, Stratford; Ontar-
io Hospital; Salvation Army; Treas
urer Dept., Geo. rollick, T. J. Sher-
ritt, same filed.. .4 -
Motion, that the town,. =tall a
light on the north-west corner'of th7s.
Town Hall, to go .on and off with
the street lights. That we accept
Geo. Follick's resignation from the
Library Board. That we app•omt -Miss
Margaret Habkirk as a member of
the Library Board for the year 1937-
38-39 and that the Clerk prepare a
by-law confirming the same. MOtion,
that we reconunencl George Fee, and,
G Hudson as County Constables.
t o± lot6 in Tuck-
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thurroday„ Friday and Saturtiay
• Salmon Red Cohoe„ Golden net 1-11.1_ tin
Del Maize NibIets, Corn, 2 tins
Rice, Choice blue. Rose, 2 lbs. i 7 c
• Fig Bar Biscuits, per lb. 15c
P. and G. Naptha Soap, .6 bars __—.....—.—_- 25c
• Heinz. Infant's Food, 2 tins . .19c
Eagle Brand Condensed Nlilk per tin
Heinz's Spaghatti tin„ 2 tins . . . ........25c
Tomato catsup, 12oa.„ per bottle
Soap chips, 3 lbs. 25c
Aylmer barnacle juice 251ii-oz..2 tins ..-----21.c
Tomatoes, lame 2vi, size, 2 tins .
Sauer kraut 2 vi size, each 2c
Peanut Butter 32 -oz. quart size each
Rinso, large pkg. wads
Flusho, per tin ---
Ladies
19c
House ilretmes„ :speCialt
Wall paper Imo= kVA at Auzible
J. W. MERNER
Highest Prices few Eggs. Mar 140
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That we. accept the Auditors' report.
and that we have 125 copies printed.
Bills and Accounts read as follor,vs:
F. "W. Bess, printing $15; First-
brodk, Monteith & Co., auditing
76.103 Huron Co. registrati•on by-law
'7.55; Huron County, indigent 6.10;
W, Davidson, coal hall 31.72; W..S.
Pfaff, labor streets .60; Hensall Hy
dro Ball 14.26; Mrs. W. Sangster re-
lief groceries 19.50; W. R. Davidson
ceal 9,50; W. Green do $6; Mrs. G.
Walker meals 31.75.
Motion that accounts be paid „and
that we -adjourn.,
James A. Paterson, 'Clerk.
Fanners! Attention!
We have been appointed selling
Agents for the celebrated Viking
Dlabolo Cream Separator, the sepal. -
:Ater with a ten year guarantee. Let
as demonstrate this machine to you
Ind compare it with all others. And
don't forget, the best feature is the
lanusual easy ternis. Liberal allowance
for trade-ins.
C. SCURAG & SON. . ; tf44
follow the Local Ads.
et'
Chester L. Smith, Publiake4
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in. Advo
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r. Milton Gesell spent the week
with •friends at Sullivan Twp.
iss Anna Deters was a few days
tornnetatHaspital last week taking
r. Her Schile of the 14th con.
king treatments in a London hos-
iss Beatrice Gascho or Exeter,
a Sunday guest at the home of
Eilber.
lepEvangelical Y. P. League will
rye their annual Rally next Sun -
evening. You are welcome.
r. and Mrs. Gid Koehler, Mins
e O'Brein and Miss Pearl Wurtz
ored.to London on Saturday.
o.,..c.and Mrs. Nicholas Deichert of
roit were here attending the ,fun -
of the former's brother. •
•
ev. E. Burn and Mr. W. 11. Edi-
ffer Were in Crediton on Tuesday
gave addresses at the Ministerial
Ly.
arristers Geo. Morley of Exeter,
E. Donelly of Goderich and F.
Gladman of Exeter, attended the
sion Court here on Monday.
IT. Christ. Bechler of the Bron -
s• line, near Blake has sold his farm
t„, his neighbor, Mr. Samuel Ginger -
i who gets possession this spring.
. Bechler is having an auction sale
0,:•his effects on Tuesday March 30th
rs. C. Ayotte, who has been for
inter months in Detroit, has
;zte.eiti'lier•libme here In town,
:being brought over by her son, Mr.
Paul Jeffrey, and Mrs. 'Ayotte • will
Ibe living in her home here for the
.sumin.er months.
• MiS's Lenora Haberer, of Zurich,
was a- successful candidate for Grad -e
X piano in the recent Toronto Con-
serva1ory examinations. Miss Haberer
who -is the present organist of St.
Pet.4,'s Lutheran church, Zurich, is a
pupil.of Mr. W. R. Goulding, A.T.C.
M. Qf Exeter.
• OBITUARY
DIED IN CALIFORNIA
Word has been received here of the
death .of ' Mr. Henry Sippel of San -
Francisco, California. Ile was a
1 kradie_and hig son were in tly> auto -
*eased two years ago. Two bro-
Deichert on Saturday, 'March 13tb
former Zurich boy, and a member of
tiiPpe familyHeft here a
t,p4l.le-
, he paralyzing hand of death re-
1:O'i agen 51 years, 10 months, and
Waocl, Ont.,
ATE 'EDMUND A. DEICHERT
4bi, tra4, learning the trade in the
t1Lers, Louis -Sippel of Detroit, and
Philip Sippel of Pigeon, Mich; and
i* yeir the suffering of Mr. Edmund
Hess •Carrige Shop Zurich. In reeeni.
18days. Mr. Deichert had been 1
Iiiiiit tfty years ago, and died in hi
rittl' year; was a carriagemaker by
ono sister,,Mrs. John Kuntz of Dash -
,r daughter Gertrude having pre -
4 are his wife, one son Milton,
'bile businesi 'in California. Surv-
MU:eh :sufferer of .an. infection in the.
head for some months, having had
aktCritileal operation performed in a
4tE'roit' .*ospital, and it v, as his de-
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sire to come back home to Zurich to
clkyaleseent, but it was not the wish
at the Master that he was to get well
Ole slept peacefully away on Satur-
d4.,,noon . The late Mr. Deichert,
who was the youngest son of the late
.*, and Mrs. John Deichert, of Zur-
la0.has been for some twenty years
a'resident of the States, although
keeping well in touch with the fam-
ily here in Zurich by frequently 'vis -1
iting here. He was not married. I
Surviving are three brother and one
sister. Nicholas Deichert of Detroit
Jo.cob and John Deichert and Mrs.
Itarry Yurigblut of Zurich The re-,
mains Were laid to rest in the Luth- 1:
eratt cemetery on Tuesday afternoon,
service in St. Peters' church, Rev. E.
*.uricheini officiating. We join the
many friends in extending sympathy i
to the bereft relatives,•
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15 THE TIME TO GIVE HER THAT
A. G. HESS
JEWELER - ZURICH
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GLEN ROGERS' !I.,
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Tile and Brie,k
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid foe
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 Me
and Boy's Top Shirts, Sweaters and Sweater
Coats, Wool Socks, Mitts and Giceves.
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 Repaim,
Halters, Anything in Harness.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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