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Vol. XXXVIII N040 .
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING
APRIL
1938.
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.••1 Chester L. Smith, Publish*
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ead the Home News. Follow the Local Ads.
HAIRDRESSING
THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON
SPECIALS FOR EASTER
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Special Easter prices on Permanents
beginning on March 24 and ending on
April 16th. Hairdressing Saline on
rear of store. For appointments- call
us on phone 102 Zurich.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church;
ZURICH - ONT.
"A Changeless arriat for a Chene-:
Ina World."
fr:Friday, 8h -Luther League.
Thursday -Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. ne-German Serviee.
11.115 a.m.-Sunday SchoeL
7.30 p.m. -English service.
'Everybody Welcome ta all Services.
E. TUERICHEIM, Pastor.
A Publisher's Blessing
o blessed is he who does not fuss
When he receives a bill from us;
But knowing his subscription due.
Sends in. the money to renew.
And doubly blest is that good friend
Who waits not till a bill we send,
But promptly sends us the amoimt,
Wherewith to straighten his account.
COMFORTABLE GLASSES
At
REASONABLE PRICES
C. E. Z urbrigg,R.o.
Successor to
S. FITTON at EXETER
awy Week Day Except
'Weanesday
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Highest Quality
FINEST SFI.FCTION LOWEST PRICES
A CALL AT OUR GARAGE WILL CONVINCE YOU
WE HAVE OVER 35 USED CARS TO 'CHOOSE FROM
BEDOW IS ONLY .A PARTIAL LIST:
1937 Dodge Coach-Sinall
1936 Chevrolet Coach -Trunk, Heater, diydrolic Brakes.
1931 Fard DeLux-Town Sedan.
1929 Cher_ Sedan -Leas Eike 'New.
1928 For1coech--5 to mi1r.,.P2tom.
1930 Ford Coach---Grighnil Upholetering.
1931 Ford, Coupe.
1928 Cher. Coach at e• *125.00
1929 Ford Coach • $12'5.130
1928 Cher. Sedan at
1928 Essex Coach, neve tires ......-...,....... ..... $75.00
1935 V8 Coach at 442590
1930 Cher_ Coach, Repainted nice linbrair Up'heleterhig $225.00
1937 Ford V8 Light Delivery Truck.
1928 Whippet Coupe, at $38.00
AND MANY .0IMILRS
C. .FRITZ & SON
DODGE AND DESOTA DISTRIBUT021
ZURICH - ONT.
Cockshutt Parade of Program
• MOVING PICTURES
WITH SOUNDS
RADER'S GARAGE
DASHWOOD
See our Sample Implements and see
COCKSHUT MACHINES at Work
on 'Canadian Faxm.
Come one! ,Come all! This show is
FREE! FREE!
Friday, April 8th.
at 8 p.m.
-All Canadian
HAIRDRESSING
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Mr. and Mrs. Herb Mousseau were
recent visitors to Kitchener.
Miss Eleen Turkheim of London is
spending a few days at her home here
Miss Pearl Gellman has moved to
rooms above Merner's store in the
Melick block.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A. Wcber of
ISeleringville were Friday visitors with
friends in Zurich area.
Mr. and Mrs.E. P. Klopp. spent a
few clays at Elmira, the guests of Rev
Get your Permanents for Easter at and Mrs. Lloyd Kalbfleisch.
Bayfleld: 42.00 $3.50 • $5.00. ,
Mrs.
All work guaranteed.-Makins' Beauty Amelia Fuss is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. J. J. Swartz in
Shoppe. Phone Clinton 631-25
Detroit for a few weeks.
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In Magistrate's Court
It took only a few minutes for
Magistrate Makins to dispose of the
police court docket at Goderice. last
Thursday, there being- only two cases
on the list. Both were set over air a
week. On a reckless driving charge
Ray Dean was remanded to next Th
ursday, to allow the crown to secure
witnesses. Charged with non-support
Stanley Dutot, Stanley Township,was
remanded to jail for a week.
HAY COUNCIL
The xegular monthly meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
was held in the Town Hall, Zurich,
on Monday, Aptil 4th, with all mena
bees pre.&ent. The minutes of the ni
Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson of
•Hensel]. were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mee. Ed. Gascho.
• Mr. and Mrs. Len. Heist and .son,
and Miss Edith Klopp of Detroit,
were week -end visitors with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klopp.
Mr. Alex. McKenzie attended the
,funeral of his brother, James Mc-
Kenzie at Aline, Michigan on Thurs-
day last.
; Miss Mildred Merner, a grand-
daughter of Mr. William Merner of
Winnipeg, is visiting at the home of
3. W. Merner and family at present.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weber,:who •spent
tl-,e past winter in Rochester, N. Y.,
ed to Zurich and. will assist ;di's.- H. go'
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!JE JUNE'
BRIDE!
Two feature values
In lovely hand.
carved rings.
Above,. Smart design
with carved flowers
I 4 K sole
Left .Modern
Bright faishe41(
PRICED TO
SAVE,
YOU MONEY
A. G. HESS
Why pay for cheap Coal when
you can buy Blue Coal for the
same price and have the best.,
Also:
Miller Creek Alberta (Rose-
dale) ;
Glen Rodger's Briquets and
Coke.
W. R. DAVIDSON
We pay Cash for Eggs
Pone 10 Hensall
40041.4.006100.4).4,4.00,:., •.!...,› 4 0 0...tr.0.44.44.4**44.4.440•44.+Cottr
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„eaareek:Iiitebener, Ont., xecently return -
ding held IVIarch • 7th were adopted
• Mousseau with her work this coming
as read.
.Among the communications laid season.
• before the Council was a. statement
aVIr. and Mrs. Albert Hendrick and
ifrom the Department of Highways of
'sans Donald aof e Bine
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$3562.87, being amount of subsidy on Water south, Mr. Crair Geiger and
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sister Romaine of the Bronson line, expenditures on Township Roads and
attetrded,the funeral of the rate Mrs
streets Zurich Police Village for
1937.•
The following resolutions were pas-
. sed: • • .
That J. A. Addison, B.A., M.D., be
ppointed as Medical Officer of Ilea -
11 of the Township of Hay in place
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESe.
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Chipsoz, large pkg. . .19c
Aylmer Tornato No. .2 Tins 2 tins i 3
Del Maiz Corn,, 2 tins .. 25c
OldDutch Cleanser,, 2 :tins -......... ..... .. ... ...... 19c
Pork and Beans 2 i -m, 3 'fins ..... .............. .... . 25c
Tomato juice 25% -oz, 2 tins .. i 9c
Quaker corn flakes f II :slop.ping bag free with
3 Plizgs-) 25c
Corn Starrlz per pkg. . 10c
Toilet Tissue, 4 pkgs. .. 25c
Royal York coffee 1,46. ;fin 37c
Cheese, half -lb. boxes, per box . 15c
• Prunes large iize;„ 2 lbs.,• . . ,25c
WALLPAPER
At Moderate Prices. See Our Sample Book
jean Gordon Dresses at .•• 98c
Rayon Printed Dr.esses at 25c
f Dr. A. 3 1-acKinnon, deceased.
That carotaker of hall be instruct- Sunday visitors at the home of Min.
and Mrs.. Kuno, Hat Liam,. •Goshen trim
ed that no more transients 'will be
given accomodation after April 4th.
rear L H. Turnbull and Fergus
Ternie-:!1 be awarded the contract of
crushing gravel at Welsh's .•.ar 14
cents per cubic yard of material pla-
Herva Vallette, at Flint, Mich.
• Mir. andvfrs. Hector Laporte, and
•Clarlette, Mr. and Mrs. Remie Jeff-
rey; 'Me: and Mrs. F. E. Ducharnre
and children Leopete, and Blelse, all
from the St. Joseph •district, were
Hand Injured
Mk, Eavard. Beavere who is an. em-
ployee rt the Kalbfleisch planing mill
had the misfortune Fast Nveek. to'haver
cid in bin attached to crusher, and
his hand injured while working aro-
also contract of trucking crushed
and the large band sasv. In soma
material unto the township roads at
way the back of his right hand came
rn contact with the fast travelling'
Ibladb- of the saw and S'efore he coul'd'
jerk it away the comdson the biz
of his hand were severed feom a few
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lingers: rt wilt be, several weeks and.
perhaps longer l5efbre Mr, neeeec
will] again have. Rilluse of his haii4
- TO END COUNTY COUNCILS-,
T'oronto-It was: reported on gawi
R. Adams rd lg $4; A. Reichert rd authority that. the. Ontario Geri -
4 88; R. Miller rd 9 1.75; M. G. Deitz meld will take. tender consideration
gasoline & oil 49.23; H. Steinbattle. between new.- and! the next seTebe of
Road Supt. $21; E. Campbell rd 1 the House the question of aballieon
8.60; C. Aldworth rd 2 4.25; 0. Greb of county conneille and reduc-t4 of
rd 6 5.25; A. Rader plow replies: the Legislature from 90 to 7'01 eats.
5.75; W. Farrell rd. 18 $6; T. Stein-IThe general' inanicipal situatlien will
bach rd 8 7.50; U. A. Wile rd'be brought laimediately undlee survey
6.70; A. Mousseau rd 3 $2; P. Neu-1
by Hon. E. Cross municipal affairs
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schwanger rd 7 3.60. m
dept., it was said, A Cabinet con -
Hay Telephone -Bell Co. tolls- San ittee analle selected to dlati. with the
to Feb. 87.83; Econ. Fire Inc. CodriS redistribution qteation int time fol.
'7.20; Northern Elec. Co. material possible, peing of implementairy leg -
183 31. P. McIsaac, salary and Tahoe, islation next spring. Beier that the
6I/e. cents per yard mile.
That accounts covering payments
on Township Roads,. Hay Telephone,
Chaeity & Relief and general acco-
unts be passed as per vouchers:
Township Roads -C. L. Smith, adv.
tenders 4.65; Huron Expositor db
4.41; R. Munn rd.. 1 $10; S. Ropp rd.
2 9.65; P. Campbell rd 14 4.40; E.
Hendrick rd 14 94.77; S. Hoffman
,d 8 12.40; J M. Ziler, rd 10 56.51';
564.80; Workmen's Comp. Board, ast
9.77; W. F. Hamlyn, carleaci poles
430,90; A. F. Hess, part salary $90;
H. G. Hess 1 month salary 1:65.00.
Charity & Relief -Exeter, ee ind-
iqellt 18.50; C. Rinker milk 8.78;
J. Albrecht re transients,. 4.50; E.
Tiereart & Son 'acct. 21.75; Mrs. E.
Geiser milk 4.96; E. Ilendriek• rent
3.50; W. Hay allowance $20, L. •
Provinglimi House is too, ilarge and un-
weildy, insofar as membership is eon -
corned', has long been entertained by
Premier Hepburn. WSping out of the,
county councils is said to have been
conaidered aeveeat Cabinet meet-
ings last fall, and even in some lakete
sures right up to the present seeston.
Reported plans were to test etneton
on the ticklish. issue by having:
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
- •411,14.04,40.444,044to _ - . is a ..:. • 0 i',004.0,00ooc.e, as 4p
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Hartleib acct. 8.32; De Tiernan wood irate member either introduce a bill
$2.
General Accounts-Fiestbrook,Mota
teith & Co. audit $112.00; Municipal
World relief vouohers 5.27; C. Fritz
wood for hall $15; A. F. Hese part
salary $85; 0, L. Smith printing act.
87.80; W. S, Johnston postage 2.22.
The Council adjourned to meet a-
gain. n 'Monday, May 2nd at 1.80,
o'cleak in the aftel:noon.
A. F, ItE?","fi,
providing foe the abolition, ex a re-
solution faeeroxing such a course,
William Fbilayson, Conservative me-
mber for Simcoe East and former
minister of lands and forests, advoc-
a ted in the Legislature that member-
chibe cut to 50, This Legislature
too large", hqoaid. "You coukti go
right down the line with counter coun-
cils next. They 6hould be, alagialied
entirely."
AIMMIMENNI=EIS22MIgl`
We Thank Our May Customers who Pat-
ronized Us During Our Two Week's Sale and
We have decided to Continue to sell all our Winter
Goods at, REDUCED PRICES. New Goods
Arriving all the time. Your Patronage Solicited.
Fresh Groceries Always On Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT BLAKE PHONE 11 u,97
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