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Vol. XXX1V
G. Le ZURICHI THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 26 t933.
Chester L. Smith, PublIalegt
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Capital Theatre
Goderich Phone 47
Now Playing—A Tem4ca1t comedy,
4'Sleepless Nights' and "Krakatoa",
a. sense:ion.
Mon., Tues.., and Wed.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, Rudy
Vallee, W. C. EMUS; Cab Cal-
loway and his Band„ Bums
-.and Allen, Stumrt: Erwin' and
a great fun. film rRst ir
i International ouse
Thurs., Friday and Saturday
- GEORGE ARLISS
The Screen's outstanding artist in
another delightful characterization
The Working Man
' with Betty Davis
•Coming—"Marna Lover Pave-
Matinees—Wed. and Sat.. at 3 p. m.
INNIZSAZIRMIISBAWILSIMIMMEISOSt.
ST. PETERS
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Cluriat ter a Chang.
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$h:—Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Praeties.
SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a.. m.—German. Service..
11.15 a.m.—Sunday- Soot
7.30 p.m.—Englisk Service..
Everybody Welcome) to) all Service
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Highest CASH price paid for Eggs on
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DRIED APPLES WA.NTED
(Must be dry and bright}
W. R- .DAVIIDSON
Phone No. /a HENSALIfe, T.
The Canadian loan subscribed en-
tirely for the Dominion is a striking
demonstration to the world of Cana-
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Australia is becoining alarmed ov-
er her lack of defenses. She fears
a militant Japan. This year $7,500,-
000 is to be spent. in naval construc-
tion and improvement of coast de-
fences.
Reports from Bruce County in
particular say that the white Arctic
owl is becoming a real menace to
small game such as partridges and
rabbits. A bounty on these owls is,
suggested. If the claims are correct
as to the damage they do only to
small game, but to poultry, the Gov-
ernment would be well advised to
follow the suggestion.' .4146
A farmer north of Exeter reports
his last week's cream cheque, less
the weekly supply of butter from 3
cows to be the magnificent sum of
8 cents. No wonder farmers are up
in arms over conditions. Cattle are
the lowest in years. There is no
market for ducks or geese and other
poultry are hardly worth selling.
Farmers have little or no money to
spend, and. merchants too are feeling
the pinch. —Corr.
Likes Fowl Suppers
Lorne Eedy had just come home
from a church supper when he wrote
this for his paper, The St. Marys
Tournal-Argus: "Rural life has its
fascination. The hot chicken sunners
are again in our midst. One of them
is in our own personal midst as we
write. In spite of the smelled de-
pression the chickens are just as ten-
der, the crust is just as flaky, the
pumpkin pies are just as toothsome
and the patronage: that these happy
.social affairs are receiving appears
to be just as big as of yore.—Ex.
Championship Contest to be
Held at Clinton
"The sixth annual Public Speaking
contest and the third annual Spell-
ing Match will be conducted in the
nuditorium of the Clinton •Collegint•-•
Institute on Saturday. Oct., 28th at
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER — ONT.
Now Showing—Ramon Navarro rn
THE BARBARIAN
Mon., Tues, Wed.
ZANE GREY'S
T The Last Trail
with
GEORGE O'BREIN
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
ADORABLE
with
JANET GAYNOR and •
gENRI GARAT
Coming—"Broadway to Hollywood"
"Tugboat Annie"; "My Weawness".
became a familiar figure at musical
festivals through the county. .At nine
she won more awards on the violin
than any child her age. While her
parents have not yet sanctioned the,
promising U.S. tour owing to Jos-
ephine's extreme youth, her many
friends of Zurich will be glad to
hear of her great success.
In'Police Court
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Mackinnon
motored to London on Saturday.
Mr. J. E. Donelly, Barrister, of
:Goderich attended the local Division
Court session on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Kipfer, and
son Edward of near Tavistock were
Sunday visitors on the Bronson line.
Special services were held at the
Lutheran church on Wednesday ev-
ening of last week at which address-
es were delivered by Rev. Clausen,
of Waterloo Celle ge, Rev. J. Schnei-
der, of Kitchener, and other speak-
ers.
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'Under the auspices of the St.
Boniface Church, Zurich a most
splendid Chicken Supper will be
served in the Town Hall, on Thurs-
day evening, October 26th. Com-
mencing at 5 o'clock p.m. A good
supper for everyone, and everybody
ip heartily welcome.
Tuesday of this week saw a big
day in the Tenth Division Court in
the town hall, when Judge T. M.
Costello, of Goderich presided. The
first case Foster vs Johnston took all
forenoon and after adjournment for
lunch was again resumed in the
afternoon. The dispute seemingly
was as to the value of work on the
Concrete work of a garage. During
It is very seldom that the God- ',the lunch hour we are told the Judge
erich Police Court is not brightened- took ao walk over and looked at the
by a few flowers thoughtfully brow lconcrete work which caused the dis-
ght by one or another -of the court pute, and later gave his .decision ac -
officials, all of whom are ardent hor- Cording to his estimation of the value
ticulturistss and last Wednesday the of the work. A goodly number of
room was graced by a singularly judgment summonses was then dealt
large and beautifully formed dahliawith, and when it was all through in
from the garden of Crown Attorney the afternoon it could be called a
Relines. The bloom, which is a rich day.
orange color tinged with red, is
fully ten inches in diameter, and is On Saturday evening, another wind
a truly remarkable speciemen. storm of note visited this section.
The wind was Nccompanied by ram It,
Gregory Laflamme, who was ar-
re,41.,..,i hi. Gen: rich to face a and thunder and thing.4 looked not
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oltL tiert ciiargo, was se
Kitchener jail. The charge was one rer' and quite " f polo
0 from, 0± were broken off and blown over into
.ai ng • the fields. A tree was thrown ac -
that City. On his appearance in
ross .the wins, and service was cut
court in Oct., 5th ho waspound
off westward for a time. East of
,ty and remanded until Oct. lath for
the village on the hlind line it did
sentence. He had lived m tioderica
spine hovac on the farm of John.
the 'Spelling It/latch will be the at various times over a period coy-
Neuschwanger, where it upset a few
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"t113t ring a year or more, working as a
things, and on the farm of Mr. Henry
1second prize winners from each
School Fair. palnt•cr and on oda 101,, ciaugus, a ne;ehhor it Utterly twist -
Chas. Woods, of Clandeboye, -who
ed off four apple trees, three pear
pleaded ginity to four charges of
Oreaking and entering was sentenced
to penitentiary for three years and
six months on each of the four ch-
arges with all sentences rtanim; co-
surrently when he appeared in the
in the field and whecked it filially.
Criminal Court of London. Woods1
It also took several squares of shin -
pleaded guilty of breaking into the
gles from Mr. Clausius' house, this
C.N.R. station at Exeter u.d steal -
caused much &Images as the heavy
ing a revolver also breaking into R.
rain poured wated through the house
Al. Lowman's general store at Deo -
until there was considerable in the
field; the C.N.R. station -at Forest
cellar. As the storm headed for the
ilrd the service sttltion of arry Lad
bush Mr. Clausius expected much
kin at Lucan in April and May of
damages there, but only one tree was
this year. Roy Wood of Clandeboye
blown over. Unfortunately this has
Celtman Allvit Fink, of
been a season of many irregularities
London, who were associated with
with the weather man:
Charles Wood also got thesame set -
ntenced • too good, for a while. The telophon
Two p.rn. A Championship Stoi v, • •
lines- west of town were great uii-
Telling contest for boys or girls 8
of age and under, is also being
held.- The first pelz,e .winners in the
Public Speaking and Story telling
contests conducted at each of the 6
ITuron County School Fairs are elig-
ible to compete, aed the contests ili
Child Violinist Gets Tour
I Josephine Blake„ the ontstan d o'
little. child violinist wen Irreran to
musicians of Huron. county, is receh-
ing Buell praise in Toronto that she
is reputed by raesicians and critics
'o be Canae.n.'a ga::-.1..est child violin -
t, and has now been offered a con-
ceit tour of the States. josephino,
who received her first little instru-
t twe.nad-r.-1.1Af years, by T.)
had started winning. gold medals, And
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Pleased to demonstrate the new No. 7 A- walking
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trees, and a tail spruce tree, picked
up a light wagon and lilted it over
an iron gate, carred a gravel box
into ;the field, and upset a small out-
building and rolled it over and over
tences. 1Car Of Honeymooners Over-
Goorgo Metz, Kitchener young manturns.
was on Friday given two years 81.18-
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pended sentence by Magistrate Reid That portion of highway No. 4
at Goderich, following his conviction lynng to the south of t xeter is be -
two weeks ago on a charge of crim- corning noted as the scent of week-
inal negligence arising out of a mot- end mishaps. Tr
ue to form, it pro -
or crash, in which Lloyd Scherer, duced another- on Saturday night a-
.gew Hamburg, was killed on Sept. 2, bout 0 o'clock, when Rudolph Etue,
Aiet Z ' had been in jail for two weeks. :resident on the Blue Water Highway
iris driver's license was cancelled! was returning with his young bride
for ;two years, and he is to pay 1111 .from a honeymoon that started last
oats and damages arising out of the neesaay. When approaching the in-
unfprtunate accident. Metz and tersection of the county road from
Scherer. were chums. Crediton, 2 miles south of Exeter.
The inquest into the death of Joe Mr. .Etue saw four horses reported
Sehevike, a Hungarian, who was kill as belonging to local farmers emerge
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on No. 4 Highway, south of Ex-Tlithe avoid dthem h
.ociountyroadewn
,aneditovernattethemp
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eter by a passing automobile, was to
crown of the road and upset his ear,
held in the Town Hall last Tuesdey,
which caught fire. Mrs. Etue was
After sonte evidence had been taken
taken to the office of Dr. Fletcher,
the investigation Was adjourned
til Oct24thJohn Mutchof Exeter, where she was 'treated for
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troit, was on his way to -his former bruises. The fire was extinguished,
home in Clinton and failed to see but damage was done to the motor,
the deceased walking on the highway ode, doors and. fenders. Traffic
Officer Norman Lever, of Clinton',
owing to the glare from an approach
am Corontr Dr. Weeks, of and constable . John Norrie invest -
ins' t
.14xeter, is conducting the Marino; igated, .
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