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ZURICH, THURSDAY M.OHNING. APRIL 20 1933.
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home Mach.* and read the kcal
The three -cent stamp required on
all cheques for sums leader5 does
not come into effect until Bray lst.
ML and Mrs. W.. IL Bender of
Detroit, were visitors, at the home oof
Mr. and Mrs. W.. G. Wagner.
The signing of Babe Ruths con
tract for -$52,000 to play for wroth-.
• ex, season in the Nev Yorls baseball
Iteara seems to have been about as
big news in the United States as the
bank holiday.
A very interesting surprise pasty
Was held at the home of Mr. and' Mrs.
;Wilfred Weida, Parr Line, on Wed-
nesday evening April 12th, in honor
of Mrs. Weido who, celebrated her
birthday anxiiversary. Needless to
say a most enjoyable time was spent
by all present.
Mr. Dan Gascho, whir has been oc-
cupying part of Mr. Gid. Koehler's
house for a number of years, has
moved unto the property he recently
purchased from Mr., A. Proctor at
the East end of ;town. Mr. Practise
having moved to a farm inGoderich
'Township.
AUCTION SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
'By virtue of a certain authorised
assignment for the benefit of cred-
itors made by F.T.MORE 'THIEL of
the Township of Hay, Farmer.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH, — ONT.,
'"A Changeless Omel&t. for a Chang-
ing Weeis1"7
Friday, 8h:—Luther League-
Saturday—Choir Peacfice-
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. me—German Service -
11.15 a.m.—Sandaer Sa&
7.30 p.m. --Eng 'fish Service.
7,Everylsody Welcome an all Seated
E. TUERK.HEM Faster.
.And under the Powers contained.
in the Bankruptcy Act of Canada.
The undersigned will offer for sale'
by Auction in his Office, in the Court.
House, :Goderich.; Premises- belong-
ing formerly to the said Elmore Thiel,
known as west half of Lot No. 22,.
in the 5th Concession, Township of
Hay, containing 50 acres more or
less; West half of East half of Lot
No. 21, in said 5th Concession, con-
taining 25 acres mare or less and'
west half of Lot No. 21, in said 5th
concession, containing 50 acres morc.
or less, an
THURSDAY APRIL, 27, 1938
at 10 o'clock, a.m.
"TERMS OF SALE -10% of pur-
chase money on day of Sale, balance
-in 30 days thereafter. Property will
be offered subject to reserve bid.
Further terms and conditions of
Sale will be made known on clay of
Sale, or may be had 0a application to
the undeisigned.
C. J. Middleton, Goderich, Ont.,
Trustee.
F. C. Kalbfleische Zurich, Ont.,
Inspector
Carling & 1Vlarley, Solicitors,
Exeter, Ontario,
Bine Scranton Cod
= 'IS CLEAN AND1.11471FOIRIE IT /5
-Washed and Screened berme i leav-
es the mine to remove aU waste.
The color Guarantees the quality
• We also heave:
Genuine Sement Solvay Coke,
Pocahontas and Milrer Creek..
Agricultural Tile and Brick
Highest CASH prices paid fez Eggs
on Graded, E-4...,Asis.
W. R. DAVIDSON
hone No. 10 fiENSIII.ele ONT.
COUNTY NEWS
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John Dawson, Varna, has purchas-
ed the Mitchell farm, Babylon line,
comprising 80 acres, for the sum of
Leavitt's T heatre
Exeter — Ont
'42,100=
- Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Redmond have
returned to their home in Wingham
after spending two months in the
West Indies.
The farm of the late Joseph Law-
son, of Stephen, which was offered
for sale at the offices of Gladman &
Stanbury, Exeter, was sold to Huber
Snell for $4600.
Three prisoners from the County
jail, Goderich, were taken to Guelph
reformatory last . week to complete
their terms.
Thurs., Friday, Saturday
GRAND HOTEL
All Star Cast—Greta Garbo, Joan
Crawford, John Barrymore, Lionel
Barrymore, William Beery's.
Mon., Tues., and Wed.
LAUREL & HARDY
In "The Music Box"
Feature Comedy
"Tons of Money" (Approved)
Thurs, Friday, Sat., Apr. 27,28 29
'PROSPERITY "'
With the ever Popular Comedians
MARIE DRESSLER
POLLY MORAN
• Fish at A Cent A Pound
Slump in the price of fish at Mon-
treal from seven to three cents per
pound, gave Relief. Officer Geo.. Mee
Arthur of Blind River. a .chance to
save government funds and he is
distributing 1,240 pounds of fish
bought at one cent per pound in
Sault Ste Maxie, according to a
despatch. He also succeeded in buy-
ing 40 tons of hay at $10.50 per
ton and saved farmers in need $5.50
per ton on the hay they would have
been forced to purchase.
Dr. Margaret Strang, who has be-
en engaged in mission 4171)Th in the
Pearce River District under the mis-
sion board of the Presbyterian Ch-
urch in Canada, has 'boon granted,
three month's leave of absence, wh-
ich she will spend with her parents,.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strang, Usborne
A large gathering of friends and
neighbors held a reception in 'Wat-
son's hall, at Kippers, on Monday, Ap
ril 1.0th, in .honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jackson- The bride and gro-
om were presented with a pair of
chairs and a library table_
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Never Have We Heard •Of Such A Low Bice
A SPLENDIE) RANGE
TO CHOOSE FROM
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SCHOOL REPORT
For S. S. No. I2,'Hay •
Sr. IV—Elda Stire 66%.
Jr. IV—Laurence Brisson 64, De-
Meidinger 60, Lawrence ter'
Mase . The newly organized fishing com-
55. ,- pany of A. J. Sreenan, and W. J.
Sr. III—Shirley Krueger 78, Eug- Johnston, have commenced setting
ene Corriveau 48, Elsie &Wine —48, their nets, and made a lift on Mon -
Bernice Masse 45. , ' ;day morning, catching some.
Jr. III—Harold Stire 63, •Belva. 1,..Rev'. E. Burn are attending the
Truenmer' 58, Ortha &blase 52, •CorffeirdfiCe at Crediton, the former
Theresa Miller 51, Reta Miller 49; as pastor, of Zurich Congregation and
Victor Masse 47. • . the latter as layman. .
IInd—Urcila Masse ea, Hubert
Miller 64, Raymond Bedard 55, Sid- Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Knechtel and
onia Meidinger 53, Raymond Wei- Miss Elizabeth Rennie of Kitchener,
43, arrived at the home of Mrs. L. Gei-
ger, on Tuesday evening, and will at-
tend the Conference at Crediton this
week.
Mr. Frank Siebert spent the week-
end at his home here.
Miss Gertrude Weber spent a day
in London last week.
1Mr. and. Mrs. Morley Witmer of
Detroit were week -end visitors with
relatives here.
• Miss Catherine Memer is spending
the week with friends at Kitchener
-and Elmira.
Mr. Gerald Bedard of the Toronto
teaching staff is spending vacation at
his hon w here.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hess of Pont-
iac, Mich., spent the week -end with
relatives here.
, A number of farmers have com-
menced seeding operations, but the
rains the beginning of the week 'pro-
longed the start. s
: Miss Euloine Geiger, who is teach-
ing school at Rye, Ont., is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs. L.
Geiger and Newell.
Mrs. W. F. Finkbeiner and daugh-
ter Miss Hazel of Stratford were we-
ek -end visitors with the former's sis-
ter, Mrs. W. H. Hoffman.
Mrs, Jeff D. Dickerson of Detroit
is spending the Easter Holidays with
!her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Fos -
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SCHOOL RE,PORT •
ZURICH CONTINUATION SCHOOL
EASTER EXAMS.
FORM I—Gladys Cingerich 87
(hon.) ; Margaret Schwalm 84 (hon.)
Theresa' Zettel 78 , (hon.) ; Grace
Meyers (39, William Brown 68; Dor-
is Horner 67, Blanche Grolier 65
Beatrice Meidinger 56; Mildred Hey
54; Ruth Foster .50; Beatrice Thiel
47".
Astedisk ((3) denotes an examin-
ation missed.'
FORM II --Paul Hess 79 (hon.)
Gus Clarke 71, Louise Sreenan 70,
Wilfred Klopp 70, Fred Brown 62,
Doris Greb 58, Ross Johnston 57,
Ralph Uttley 50.
A. P. Rowe, Teacher.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council convened at the Town
Hall, Crediton, on Monday. April 3,
1933, at 1 o'clock p.m. All members
were present. The minutes of the
previous meeting Were read and ap-
proved.
Tenders were received for draw-
ing 40 cords. of gravel from Peter
Eisenbach's pit. on Block 5, Con. 16
and 17, and on motion of Edward
Lamport and seconded by Edmund
Shapton the contract was awarded to
Norman Vincent for the.sum of $2.-
70 pr cord.
It was resolved thiit the price to
be paid for gravel talien from pits sing at his home at Jackon. Michigan
situate in, the Township for the 15th, of Mr. .Her -
year on Saturday April
1933, be 75c. per cord. pert H. Happel, aged 48 years and
The Ladies' Aid of the Evangelicall3 days. Deceased had been a suffer -
Church asked for the use of the Town! er .of diabetes for a number or years
'win& gradually grew worse, de‘spite
of what medical attention canld do.
The deceased was born in Zurich but
when quite young moved with the
family to Colorado, until about 15
years ago when he returned and was
then united in marriage with Miiss
Emnia Heideman of Zurich, after
this union they moved to Kitchener
for a time, then to Jackson, Mich.,
where just outside the citv they run
a gardening farm„ Mr. Happel was
a nether quiet disposition, and had
Rev. and Mrs. K. Gretzinger and
son Laverne and daughter Norma, of
South Cayuga, are spending part of
the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs
C. L. Smith. Mr. Gretzinger is at-
tending the Conference at Crediton.
A representative of the Coleman
Lamp and Stove Co., will be at the
hardware store of Johnston & Kalb-
fieisch, on Tuesday April 25th, after-
noon and evening. Auyoae having
Coleman products in need of repairs
kindly bring them in and have this
work done.
This is Conference week with the
Canada Conference of the Evangel-
ical church, and the Crediton people
are this year entertaining the con-
ference. The chairman of the ses-
sions is Bishop J. IP, Dunlap, D. D.,
of Cleveland. Each evening there
will be public services and outsido
speakers will address the gatherings.
The public are cordially invited to
ottend all public meetings. The local
Evangelical church in Zurich will be
closed on Sunday, as there will be no
services.
OBITUARY
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Late Herbert Henry Happel
Word was received her of the pas -
Hall during Conference week to sone
meals for the ministers and delegates
This was granted.
That the following orders and pay
sheets be passed and paid.
F. J. 'Wickwire, printing Auditors'
reports 31.00; Toronto Stamp and
Stencil Works, Ltd. dog tags 4,00;
Gordon Wilson, Rd. 1 SD 6,00; W.
M. Schwartz rd. 8, 3.15; Joseph Re-
eler rd. 11 3.25; Augustus Latta rd
18 809.50; Geo. Eilber, Supt. salary
18.00; Dom. Road Machinery Co.
made many friends. Surviving are
grader blades 8.85; Canadian Nation
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• i al Railway , freight on blades .50e two hildren, a boy and a girl, also
0,. 1.1_,b iss..T1, Patton, p- 7bilth gravcd 43 88
ravel 2.50; Peter his sorrinp; widow, an need inotlielr
, 111(101 -le sister. The fuueral iar held
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Th,, Cnuncil adjourned- to meei, n -int hi 91 on Tvossbae aiterneon.
nein ;a !no Town /Tall,:710e.ea,e, Mrs. Heppe! and children !,1 we • 'Ll'e ' 1 PHONE
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OILS, SHOES, RUBBERS, RUBBER BOOTS,
AND HARNESS REPAIRS, ETC. AT LOWEST
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NEW GARDEN SEEDS AT Sc and 10c PKG..
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