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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1937-10-14, Page 1"Vol. XX.XV U U z Let the Ads. RICH. THURSDAY COMFORTABLE CLASSES At: REASONABI F. PRICES 'C. E. Zurbriggp R o. Successor tc1 S. FITTON at EXETER Open every week day except We mes `day ST. PETER'S i -Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONT. "'A Changeless Christ Ear a Chosr ing Warta." friday, 3h—Luther League_ Thursday—Choir Practice. SUNDAY SERVICES: 10 a. m.—German Service. 111,15 a.m.—Sunday SchooL 7,30 p.m.—English service. ' Everybody Welcome tar. ill Service.. E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor. MIOIF NG, OCTOBER 14, 1937. Wad Chester L. Smith, Puhruthisa $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in ttictvs i $1.501NARRRARS,9t2 MAY 8& 07143V510. the Heralds direct your Fall Purahases Protest Over Terrorism A widespread movement was growl ing ht Great gx5.tain to boycott Jap- anese goods as a. protest against Jap- anese .attacks on civilian areas in China. The executive committee of the Labor party was called into ses- sion to draft a resolution. condemning Ji pan's "outrageous conduct" in bombing 'civilian populations. After -Election, Thoughts NOTICE • The Trustees and the Aniniversati'Y'' Committee of the Evangelical cbu' ch i,t Zurich, have decided to post' t1° the .anniversary services, and ' ` e Sunday School Session next .Surf; try by the officers, because of local e- ditions. But there will be a reg ai•, ,preaching service fpr, the benefit` ' of Vi all who wish to •cline on Sunda' a+ 10.aun. +• (}ear Editor: A unique reature inthe rec- ent election campaign was a fact brought out clearly viz: that, on 1000 Oct- ober 6th, 11937,. app electors publicly declared, by their ibaIIot, that their allegiance to the temperance cause' far transcended their affilation to any political party. It -was evident, too, that many' electors, numbering in the thousands we believe, felt that the prospect 'of electing the out-and-out temperance. candidate was so uncertain that . were better once more to -vote for: the old party •candidate, especially when, at the last moment, some hope- ful readjustment at the temperance issue was offered. These have, however, not forgoten how far the promises of "Advanced Temperance Legislation." got us in 1934 and are not too sanguine with respect to the promises for 1937. The liquor` magnates thinit have again d.elt us another knock ,blow. Whioh will keep us sleep' at least, until another election, he, in this they recon wrongly for Temperance people of Huron 'te stirred as never before to strxke'1 ate. the subtle python head of the tro,''ici wherever that head appears Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver and Mrs And this brings fis face to fcc ;Flossie Brown of London, were holi- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weber. Miss Shirley Koehler of Toronto, ' ds spending some time with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Koehler, Hay .Tawnshilp. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade and son Harold motored to Guelph on Tues- day where Harold is joining his coach and on Wednesday will leave for Montreal to play with a hockey is team this coming season. Harold's o. many Zurich friends wash him the e very best of luck. Miss Martha Heideman, nurse-in- araining at Sarnia, spent Thanksgiv- 4 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Egb. Heideman. The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran churoh are having a supper some time next month. Watch for further .particular Mrs. Amelia Fuss, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stade and son Harold had a very' pleasant week -end with relati- ves and friends in Detroit. with the present immediate .,neech 1 we cannot just now rid ourselves: ora- the nefarious (beverage' rooms, •fie; ;can, at least, provide for ':the rasuf" ties who are already numbered hundreds, if not thousands great outstanding need is for a' g" ernment institution, which, with financial profit to anyone, wfil ,pry vide adequate treatment ands rel alit tation for those addicted to drink < There are some private institiuiitr in Ontario where this work is under taken, but the cost to the patie prohibitive and the distances r,. great. As an appreciation • of•"r,.' confidence placed in me by so ,t of .the temperance electors of Hitt I purpose to take up this phase y iM H old Johnston has purohas- r. ar ed the dwelling property at the north end of the village from the Mary *r 'r4-1 +++ -Z 4 ;-a1-4.4,p• 4§„4÷,1„;.+..1+ . .+++fir+++ the 'problem with the Prem, r 1 of'? Stelek estate and gets possession on Province. shall, I h ll ',if oer 'th conduti oris 4— TRY ;g. ��1Jr Nov. 1st:- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hag- �� �y f7i1�f do not intervene, offer to go �a an have occupied the dwelling for a York and other centres to ga� To Ir .1&1.. Talk" also _ CHOICE VARIETY" .:OF" .' CAKI SWEET GOODS. All Ingredients Used - are of the l ighest Quality '� ALL CONFECTIONS — ICE CREAM ,.`' e few ears. statistics and details regaz ding y ...__. .Bread 0'4. latest and best measure to be ta; , The first case of Poliomeylitis and respectfully ask him to tele_ e (Infantile Paralysis) in this comm- a sufficient part of the liquor *eve e unity has been reported this week, `•,'i xn1.11ion5 to the equipping;. of s.rvhensleu ,Iioehlet,..,.eldost son of +' shit'ttion -for th.e e' eatnieuit a1Z•d,': tY iv r. and Mrs. Bruce Koehler too' ,1, habilitation of the- many unfortunates sick and was rushed to the London 4 for whom the habit hats already;' be-. hospital on Sunday. Glen has had .i. come a disease, and, who. are of diem his sixth birthday and is getting a - selves hopelessly helpless. , lon?'as well as can be expected. This worth while objective would,, : .. • ✓ iiia measure,' express many thanks�to; - Dodge Agent Appointed my 1000 voters,' as' well,` as to 'the �Mr•.t,Ward Fritz, local wellknown other thousands' of tritlyi-temper'ance car dealer, has been appointed as ill s Our Store hill Be dosed each Wednesday Evening r 4. c 's kery Zurich -i. Telephone lGO -4- people, who thought it best just now. agent.•for Chrysler cars, to vote otherwise; but; rho- will join: handle thewell known Dodge and , sr Chickens Stolen Raids by thieves on chicken roosts are rampant in the northern part of Huron County. In Howick Twp one reports having lost 20 birds, two others 12 each and one 50 in a few nights according to Co. Constable Oliver Galloway, of Gorrie, Numer- ous thefts of gasoline also were re- ported, he said. ° with us enthusiastically in furthering DeSota lines. Ward was fortunate ` this present great need. • in getting a closed territory which � z phen, and Stanley. Already a few In the meantime to you, Mr. Editor takes, in the Townships of Hay, Ste - and electors of Huron. I remain, Yours sincerely, ALEXANDER MOIR i WE :TELL THE BEST' FOR LESS Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday reef. 2 tins for ......... ................,......._ Sliced fneapple„ e'Fi tin 4< a.....10.0.—,......,... 9C Shortening„ per ib. ........ .... ....... .............. -...... r 4c Marmalade 32'. -oz jar, per jar ........ ......._._.....-...23c Sockeye Son, 14b. tin 29c Oxydoi, large pkg. each ..._...–............ ._..._ 24c Ovaltine,, med. per tin . 58c Superior Baking Powder 16 -oz ,tin . 23c Para Sani Wax Paper, per roll ...4.... .... Palm Olive Soap, 3 cakes _..17c Corn Flakes. 3 pegs- .... ..... Z5c Blue Ribbon on Tea, 'nixed er 1ais 0. K.ixnv,�:��d t.elarndrg� �a --•. Get your winter Underwear, Sweater Coats,, Hosi- ery,etc. now for the vallele farrxilya.and Tt>Fpre_pairzd: for the cold weather - Highest Kum w Ems. Mame 140 She;win l� .a4 re this :6 aamond ensemble... ?WIC SOLI TAI R E 'Ifs the new :and beautiful -Caroline" Guaranteed and perfect, new sales have been made and the new cars are on display and available This is the first time that this firm of C. Fritz & Son have direct agency for cary, having formerly been as- sociated with Mr. Milo Snell of Exe- ter. Help --Relief A carload tor relief to stricken areas of the Canada West will be loaded at Hensel]. Station on Octob- er 20-21. Every one of the commun- ity is asked to kindly donate. THE ELECTION Last Wednesday, our publishing day, was Ontario's election day,when Ontario's youngest Premier Hon. M. F. Iiepourn after three acne, a half years of legislation at Toronto, went to the people, and the result was that Ontario likes his ways of doing things and returned him to power with a vast majority, although not quite so overwhe"lming as in 1934 when he was returned to power wean 70 out of the -90 seats in the Province. The result was as follows: Liberal 63 Conservative • 23 Lib-tProg. 2 F. O. Total 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 and compare it with all others. And, Put don't forget, the best feature is the ( unusual easy terms. Liberal allowance for trade-ins. C. SCHRAG & SON. tf44 the low price. A sharp asta WAR G 'blue coat 90 This is the 20th Legislature, and one ,.can easily see • that the people ' oted mostly 'to the old party lines, 1 as the Independent candidates had little chance of getting in. The. Con- servatives gained six more meun!bers than the last election and of 'course the government has a few less. Hon. hart itowe, leader of the Conservat- ive party lost his riding to Dr. {Simpson, the former Minister of Ed- ucation by a small majority.. Some strange things occurred in this elec- tion as in every election. Some who were .sure of thein, riding were left (Cortinued on Page 6) _ Your COAL in now at. HAIRDRESSING THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING PARLOR Mrs. Fred Thiel wishes to advise the public that she is now open for business. Permanents and Finger - waving a specialty. All permanents guaranteed. Parlor located in rear of shop. For appointments call or phone 102 Zurich. vance may .be expected aoca? Tile and Brick W. R. DAVIDSON We pay Cash for Eggn Phone 10 Flp:j`+FSAk'�'d A. G. 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