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ZURICH. THURSDAY IVIOHNINO, APRIL 1,L937,
Read the Home News, and follow the Local,. Ads.
ST. PETER'S
tEvangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — OWL .
"A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing World."
:Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Whursday--Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. m.—Gernatin Servie.
11.15 a.m.—Sunda.y School -
7.30 p.m.—Euglish service.
Everybody Welcome tel ea Services.
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E. TUERKHEITS, Pastor.
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Do You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear correct glassee—cor-
;reedy prescribed. for your vision.
'Correctly styled to your face. Your
-health may largely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, IL 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's
Store.
Receive Rebate
Seaforth Public Utility Commis -
•Sion received its lath power bill
showing a ,credit to the commission of
.$812.83. Seaforth's peak load was
reached oniFebruary 8, when at that
time 446-5 harsepower was in use in
the town.
Cutting Down Trees
While legislators are talking con-
servation and reforestation hundreds
of fine, big shade trees, lining high-
ways, but on private property, have
been felled in. Huron County recently
because they interfered with teleph-
one wires. On the east side of the
Blue Water Highway, just south 'of
Goderich, for nearly a mile stretch,
once towering hard and soft maples,
elm, ash, beech and poplar lie prone
on the ground like so many ten pins.
The cutting dowt of thes trees ser-
ves a three -fold purpost. It will save
the telephone company ,thousands of
dollars each year in tree tr/raming, it
eliminates interference and improves
service, while it also gives the farm-
er some ready cash and a 30 -foot
strip of extra tillage land. The tele-
phone company employees traveled
the countryside buying up trees for
sums up to $3 each, just for the
privilege of cutting them down. The
fallen tree remains the property of
the farmer and in many cases brings
a handsome price at the sawmill. One
farmer said he had made more than
$300 in this manner this winter.
TitY ECKEL'S
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CHOICE VARIETY' 'OF CAKE, " PW.,
4, Wort': in* every home thitingli
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Court Lasts Three M inuteS..
Goderich—Magistrate A. Mak.,
ins' court lasted just three miPutes,
by the clock on Thursday. John SPU::
dereock, 20, Tuelceesmith Twp. farM,
hand pleaded guilty to stealing
diamond ring from his ernploYel,C;4;.
Alex. Smith, and was remanded s
week for sentence, and Gharle.
IVLothersoll, .of Howick Twp. wae re
mended a week for mental examin,
ation when he appeared charged wit
theft of an electric motor from. Tho
Wilson, of Fordwich, and being , i
possession of stole e goods.
Two Goderrch Weekly Pape
Amalgamate
The Signal and The Star, Gode
ich's two weekly papers, have an
gamated, and will be issued as
paper twice a week, if was. aimound
over the week -end. The merger• we
take effect April lst. The Signal
tablished in 1848, was a 1..ttbe:xal.
•per. It was owned by Rol*
son, who ran as a Liberal Candida,
in the North Huron by-election
1929. Mr. Robertson will become(
managing editor of -thee gombin.
papers. Proprietor ..ofeTg
publications will be
was owner of The Stare`an indepe
dent, 'Conservative 'journal ,establis
ed in 1859. Mr. Wilkes was the
mer owner of The ;Midland
Both papers formerly ,came out e
Thursday. Under the new es
the paper will be issued 'on ,We
day and Saturday. All panting
take place in the one plant; '1
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Chester L, Smith, Publishs*
;1.25 a year, U.S. ;1.50 in Advnce*
st.so /NAUREA,RS,s2 ricAY BR cilLoldatms
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• Mr. J. W. 1VIerner motored to El-
ira on Thursday last.
Mrs. C. Eilber spent a few days in
ensall over the week -end.
Me...and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess and
.ons Paul and Fred were week -end
isitors friends at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siebert of
,etroit were week -end visitors with
e former's parents here.
;Mr. Carl Burn of Toronto visited
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Burn,
er Easter. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Wagner of
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#,elph, are spending the Easter week
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.C.
per. •
and Md. Gilbert Ducharme,
Detroit, were week -end visitors
the former's pa.rents, Mr, a rid
David Ducharme.
) r. andMrs. Henry Schade, and
e and Mrs. Blatchford of London,
re Sunday visitors with Mr. and
s. Philip .Schade and other relati-
on the Blue Water Highway.
his being Easter week the various
'Ools. are closed, and many pupils
veil. as teachers are enjoying this
ctredhaliday festival at their re-
''-tive homes.
'he Zurich Branch of the Wom-
Institute will meet in the Colin-
* hamber on Monday evening,
5th .at 8 o'clock. At this meet-
Ahe officers for the ensuing year,
be elected. Everybody. welcome
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SWEET GOODS.
OR JUNE
given'
BRIDAL
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DtAMONDS
This is the Virginia.
bridal ensemble ...
perfectly mated and
exactly as illustrated.
A. G. HESS
JEWELER - ZURICH
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Seinet Solvay Coke
Miller Creek
Rosedale Alberta,
and
GLEN ROGERS'
BRIQUETS
Tile and Brick
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid fat:
Eggs on a graded basis.
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Seedless Raisins*, 2 lbs. 1 c
Grantdaterl Sugar. 10 Ibs.. ......
Orange Marmalade 32 -oz, per Jar ..--_-______25c
Tomatoes*, choice Aylmer, / fins .....
Hillcrest shartenimr, 2 lbs.
Polly Pritna Peas. .*2-firis
Maple Leaf salmon 1-1.b. tin . ... ... 5c
Heinz baked beans. med. 2 fins
Life uoy Soap, 3 mites .. . , 25c
Roy -al Yorke coffee. "1-1b. tin, perlh. .9c
Swansdown cake fibur, per Pkg.
Superior Baking Powder 16 -oz. -per 'fin
Aylmer tomato. Juice 25'h oz. 2 fin ...__-_—..1 9c
Aylmer tomato) juice 10% oz. 4 fins
Catsup Tiger brand, 26 -oz. per -bottle
Nugget Are Etolis-h„,
Wall Paper in newest designs and priced from 15.c
Dont& roll 'to 53c.,
Lace Curtain' s, and Curtain Nets by ffie 'rant or
pair. calor in, Ihiled Aar edgeL,
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J. . MERIN, R.•
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where he spent his bOYhood daS., -ler the week -end. We trust that Mr.
and while stillland Mrs. Kalbfleisch will soon be in
in thteen years'.-11e
with other members of the fanei3i their usual good health again.
embarked to Canada, and laterAh, 'w 4
ere he established the busines, at' YIr. and. Mrs. Simon Hoffman of
Brucefield; and in 1917 he .naesad 4- the Goshen Line south had a very
way after a short illness. he 'grebe, .1.14Pleakant • experience on Monday
forenoon 'when in some unknown
weY4,11e,roof of the kitchen took fire
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and before it was discovered consid-
eiabie damage was done. However,
With the buckets of water the fire
Was .soon extinguished,
business has since been sold to Geo.;
T. Miekle & Sons and the store .wa,a'
carried on by the Scott family. Aoss
Scott being ap,pointed Postmaster itt
his father's place. The distibution
Sunoco products was undertaken..11Y
Ross Scott in 1930, which businesS:
they will continue to ,operate aleee
With the postoffiee.
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. Repeal School Tax Leg.
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At Toronto Parliament last wake?
the .division on second reading of
bill to repeal the amendment to the:'
Assessment' Act (respecting separate
schools ) resulted in an 80 -to -0 ea
for repeal, the Government voting
with .the ;Opposition on Geo. S. 'Hen-
ry's bill. Taking his political life in
his bande, Premier Hepburn bluntly
and courageously announced to an
expectant Legislature that he would
repeal his school tax amendments of
last session and would restore section
65 of the original law so as to re-
store Ontario's position with regard
to this long-controversal situation to
exactly 1,Nd.lere it was in 1886. Ad -
More Farms Sold
Mr, Philip Foster has sold his 100
'acre farm, lot 4, con. 9, Hay Town-
ship, to Mr. Wm. J. Watson who gets
in -mediate possession. Mr. Foster is
;Ceinpelled to give up farming owing
to ill health.—:Mr. Chester Salmon
and family have mvoed from tha 5th
concession Hay, to the farm on the
Babylon Line and will make their
future home there. Mr. Salmon re-
eently purchased this farm ecom the
executors of the T. J. Wilson estate,
of Forest.
Don't forget the big Concert in
the Town Hall this Friday evening,
when the Happy Cousins Concert Co.
from Ehnira, will present a program.
This is considered the best concert
ever held in Zurich. The plan of the
hall is art the local Post Office, and
anyone wishing to have reserved seat;
mitting that the law was unworkable are advised to act at once, as the
under ;presett-day conditions --that it hall is already well sold, with onlyi.
-vas "a failure"—that it had failed.
to 'being; to the minority group in
this "Pitovilice the equity or justice
which had been done to the minority
groups it two other Provinces of Can
ada, the Prime Minister, speaking in
sober serious tones, and not unmind-
ful of the course of action he eras
.pursuing, told Hon -G. S. Henry, loa-
der of the Opposition, that he was
prepared to accept his motion tor
repeat
Farmers! Attention!
a limited number not taken. Get
busy, as this is the concert of the
season. •
Annual -Meeting
After, a splendid sapper served by
the Ladies in the basement of the Ev-
angelical church, Zurich, on. Tuesday
evening, March 30th, the annual
business meeting of the congregation
was held with Rev. E. Burn presid-
ing, and J. E. Gascho acting as sec-
retary. The pastel: conducted a
brief devotional 'service. Reports
were given of the different orgams•
ations of the church which were quite
encouraging. The membe-rship is in-
creasing steadily.. Mr. J. E. Gaseho
was elected treasurer for the church
Menno Steckle, Jr., and Leroy 0' -
Drier: were elected Trustees for a
Lam of time years. The pastor re-
v'ived a cordial invitation to continue
.8 pastor of the church in the ensu -
'1g year. It was a harteenlous in.•
Celle
We have been appointed selling
gents for the celebrated Viking
Dialodlo Cream Separator, the separ
ator*welth a ten year guarantee. Lel
as demonstrate this machine to yo,
taorapare it with all others. And
tont forget, the best feature is th'
mensal easy terms. Liberal allowaace
ear trade-ins.
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And You will require many of
the lines of Goods we carry in
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Call and sae for yourselves and
you will find our Prices right
as usual
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