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XXXIV No,,, 6
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1934,
Patronize the local Merchan
Capital Theatre
Goderich --- Phone 47
Tow Playing—Will Rogers let "Mr.
Skitch"' with Zazu. Pats.
Announcing Two Big Screen Bveaits.
Monday, Tuesday,, and Wednesday
GEORGE ,BLISS
Flawless artist of stage. an:I se gen,
brings to the"Capital another master-
piece of fine acting.. superib pet-
xrre i
and Read the
Just now when the weather is
getting nice and warm and we feel
like taking out the car for an oceas-
ionail spin, the big gasoline compan-
ies are tacking another cent a gallon
on on us. They claim this is due to
the increased consumption.: One
would naturally ,think ' that the more
gas .the dealer handles,the smaller
he could cut down the profits, but
here it works the opposite way, and
why? Well, the higher it goes the
less the public will use, ' Just the
same as sugar and letter postage.
Premier Announces EIection'
June 19th..
- Premier Geo. Henry's 'announce-
ment on May 16th that the election
would be held on 'June 16th was
greeted in South Huron generally
}. with satisfaction: It means a short
campaign and a saving in expense to
all candidates. In a month the whole
thing will be over. No meeting have
:been held as yet in either South
Huron or in Huron -Bruce but all
candidates are ready to go.
Cider in Hay Brings
$28 Fine
Learning 'that he was to have a
visit from the police, because tipsy
people were- seen coming from his
home, Thomas Day, Howink Town-
ship farmer, secreted Ms supply of
eider in his mow. Police found it
under six feed of hay. Day's -ignor-
ance of the law cast him $28 in co-
} unty magistrate's court because a
I hay avow is not. a private dwelling.
Had he continued -to keep the .bever-
age, particularly potent at this time
of the year, in. his home, he would
not have broken the lave, the court
explained.
"The Affairs of Voltaire"
with DORIS FiigNYON'
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
JANET GAYNOR.
:Lionel Barrymoire arid' 'tett.. Young
offer an attraction that has bdt n
eagerly anticipated' TaEyi shy of our
p patiron:al
"CAROLINA,"
!S cameo -like tale with :awistful
romance
Coming—"Frying Down to Rio" :a
Hit
Matinees—Wed. and Sat at S p_ ma.
ABad Fire
Twelve square •blocks of packin
town property valued at $10,000 ]ay
in ruins on Sunday night as a result',
of Chicago's most disastrous fire
since the city -destroying holocaust of.
1871. The fire started in the .stock'
yards .on .Saturday atternoon, devast-
., . ng more than a square anile of ter -
Properly Fitted Ms es rstory and was brought under con-
C. E. ZURBII ICG. a . O.
',Will be at Hess' Se logy :ire,
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING
To fit You with: Gkasses
PRICES MODERATE
trol after every availabja .firemen
and all the .apparatus in the city had
battled four and a half hours. The
fire destroyed snore than a dozen
major buoldings, scores of private
homes .and several fiat buildings. Ap-
proximately 1500 persons were tre-:
ated for injuries but no death re-
ported.
LOSSES BY ECONOMY
vxmenhocomaireaszeisaanuage 'Goderich-----People heresi,bouts are
saving electricity as never before,
ST. PETER'S the hydro office reports, but it doesn't
always pay to economize, according
van e
r� lI $' caj Liatheran Clx+n& to the fallowing story: One fancily,
reverted to oil lamps, but rotaineeL
electric lights, blowing out the lamps
;int- and turning on the electricity when
the 'door bell rang. It didn't work,
for the next bill was no less, the
fondlyhaving i ng lieretafore not used
, mare than the minimum nuber .of
; kilowatt hours, which carries a fixed
charge. When the head of the family
demanded -an ,explanation, :be was
told he was out the inconvenience of
not using his electric lights plus the
priccrof'the'coal 'Oil he liad burned.
ZURICH --- ONT.
' -"A Changeless Christ For a.
ing \l{€otciwci"
Friday, 8h—Luther Lee.
Saturday—Choir Practice..
SUNDAY SERVICES.
10 a. m.—German Serge
11.15 a.m.—Sunday SeTwel.
7.30p • �.m H
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sh service.
I Everybody Welcome, Rcr4 all Service:
E. TUERKHEEM„ roster.
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NEW
Grocery Sto
Peas, Na- 3, siftedi, 2 cans; ..- -, ..
Quaker Com,er
ted ' .lbs.
Chef Pork and Beans No..l tins .....,..,,....— .8c
Maple Leaf cookies„ ger. lb. Sc.
Chocolate ct peanuts per Ib....-..,�...19c
Breakfast yup coffee per ib,:....,... .29c
Women s cotton hose if firs's')per:: pr
Walkersida ke Cream, in all: flavors.. '`its it!
Caustic Sada in Bulk and Cans
Fresh. Frills arid GrEKeeieS Always on Ilami
Also raxeads, Pinna, ;Laces, Etc.
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25:c
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Men,
EGGS W. `K Thom e::
nimrit
Leavitt's Theatre
EXETER -- ONT.
Thur., Fri., Sat. May 24, 25, 2.•6
"MEET THE BARON"
A Metro Goldwyn Meyer Picture
Featuring "Jack Pearl" (Baron Mune'
chanson) of Radio Fame; "Jimmy
(Schnoozle) Durants"; Laurel and
hardy in "Dirty Work":
"Sportreel"'— "Travelogue"
Mon., Tues., Wed., May 28,. '20, 30
FATHER COUGHLIN •
(The Fighting Priest)
Famous Radio Commentator of the
Shrine of the Little Flower (Detroit)
in his first Screen Appearance
,Will Rodgers and Zazu Pitts, in
"Mr. SKITCH"
Colored Cartoon News.
Mr. and Mrs. Merner Either and
"Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw of Detroit, is
Visiting at the home of her brother,
ilIr. Chas Weber•, and other relatives
'7%; -.:Mr, Win. F. Dumart of Kitchener
Was a visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hy. Yungblut, the fore part of
the week.
• .Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Swarts and
daughter Enice of Detroit, were vis-
itors with Mrs. Swartz's mother
Mrs. Amelia Fuss.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee O'l3rein and Mee
V. l-1•. Hott'man were Sunday visitors
in Stratford.
Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Geoffrey of
Detroit, spent the week -end with
their relatives at St, Joseph.
two .ions of Detroit were week -end
Coming —"Bombshell" with . Jean visitor with her parents, Dr. and
Harlow and Lee Tracey Mrs. Jos. Routledge.
"Going Hollywood" with Marion
Davis and Bing Crosley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGill and
family of London, were Sunday vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. John Doug-
las.
Laird Bros.' Specials
Genuine Eugene Permanent • • $5.50
Realistic Croquignole x,4.50
Charmaine Oil Wave $3.50
Nu Beauty Oil $2.50
With Curl or Ringlet ends
Prices include Shampoo, Finger Wave
and Trim.
Specialists in Hair Tinting -
42512 RICHMOND - Met. 4646
LONDON
A Letter to the Electors!
Dear Sir—I appeal to the young
people among my constituents to ut-
terly forsake the policies of the two
old time parties.Most of their legisla-
tion is obsolete and worn out anyway,
some of their policies have gone a
long way to bring about the hard
times we are in at the present time.
The depression and stupid, non-ag-
gressive legislation of both the old
line parties in those past post-war
days that we have just gone through
is altogether and solely responsible
for the Canadian depression. We
should not have had any had we hacl
competent. legislators. The only
thing Young Canada can do now is
to .see it properly that they don't
legislate for therm any longer. Put
in one dozen independent members
into the House and Pll guarantee the
rising generation will be well provid-
ed for in the matter of goad progres-
sive, Democratic legislation. Two
dozen would be butter. Things back
home in the counties will be looked
after and your beat interests assur-
ed. Further, allow me `to state to
middle class voters in my riding that
you will find in ire a eceadt ist and
consistent advocate in the Iegislative
halls of this country of the best in-
terests of things as they ought to
be at this end of business. I could
fix unemployment and cut off using
ptib'lic monies for relief with one
stroke of my pen. This eystem is the
only .true Democratic way of legisla-
tion. In these days small industries
in sena] comitry centres is at a
`iarui.till. This ought not to be.
Money is sent out of the counties too
much. It must return again. I'll
put you people on the map. Let me
at it.. Try Inc once. Let tis go!
My opponent, the Government can-
didate, the auctioneer, the in'sur'ance
man he writes insurance to send
monies out of the country. I farm to
help -retain money back home where
it belongs. ,My friend and opposition
to my lost is a worthy follow but I
Mr. W. W. Cooper of leippen, the
Independent and third candidate for
the coming Provincial election, was
in town on Saturday, looking up
prospects for votes.
Rev. Dr. W: E, Pescott, Toronto,
representing the Ontario Temper-
ance Federation, will be the guest
preacher in the Evangelical church
in Zurich next Sunday 27th at 7.80
p.in. He comes highly recommended
as an able speaker.
Professor Herbert Kalbfleisch, of the
sten University, London, was • a
• ek=end visitor; with - his parents
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Kalbfteisch, of
the 16th concession, Hay. We un-
derstand that Prof. Kalbfleisch is a-
bout to leave on a few month's trip
to Europe to the old countries. He
has received enviable recognition in
his work at the Western University.
A few of our citizens are heipin.g
to eliminate the depression by putt-
ing some money in circulation by
purchasing some new cars, among
these we notice.: IVIr. Win. Lamont
a new Master Chevrolett coach; Dr.
A. J. lMlacKinnon a new Dodge coach
and Mr.. C. H. Joy and A. F. Hess
each •a new Terraplane sedan. All
these new cars at present have knee
action or something like this, But
this is nothing new, we well remem-
ber back in the nineties when the
bicycles were so prominent, there
was also lots of knee action riding
one of these.
BASEBALL SEASON TO OPEN
Orr Monday evening IVIay 23th the
baseball season ttrill :opg:n in Zurich
when their old rivals, the Goderich
nine'_,will be down toe play the locals
the first game of the season in the
Zurich grounds. The diamond has
been floated and put into shape, and
much work has • been done to snake
this first genie interesting, . The band
will be present and the small ad-
mission fee charged 'wi'll be only
enough to defray the expenses. Let
us revive the old ball enthusiasm by
coming out and- cheering for the boys
Here is news that our local fire
brigades have been looking ror for.
some time, when the Zurich and
Dashwood fire brigades have receiv-
ed a donation of $50.00 to be div-
ided between the two brigades. $25.
was donated by the Hay Township
Farmers' Mutual ?ire Insurance Co.
and $25.00 by Mr. and Mrs. Zirk of
the Bronson line, Hay. The donations
were made for the good work done
by the two brigades at the fire
which destroyed some buildings on
the farm of Mr. and Mrs. `Lick. The
nelling proper was saved by the
• te end rapid 'ori o[ rile :lit
anti Lh ',::::id o'sie'r! that
e .., c.�p _rrs�,t were ]:aid by those
enertted, and it surely is appreciat-
d by the boys,
Work Contemplated
On Huron Highways
'o -:'t hear math from lam. Ile •
sti's;ucncy of Jami'"rs <Ind o' +t t.
lilt a faience' if the aF r e Mitral
do.; ,fti ever` ring t9 L,.'� ttiCi?
in the lri.gislative halls of this cotin-
try. My constituents wiuld be well
adtised to leave bath the otd line`
bred candidates entireld out of the
picture this time, and test out the
Man who puts his trust in you. 11y
people is my politisc 'Watch your d
gap. 1•.Ya,tch for dates in this pnlit• r
icnl contest. No compromise with d
the Liberals this. time.. I eompl-omis- o
e d ]a; t time and conceded them a bin
consideration. Turn about is fair
play. Play ball, fellows, fair please.4•
i,., pi re a. io11+;r r
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iirt::ate, 1 bailie you all. csi
Se. stir':; sincerely, - ,•,
W. W. C;O(i117.R,
Pair Field Farre, Sonth /aurot4 co
Indications that th ework will be
ane on provincial highways in Hu -
on County this year, Already ti' r-
ers have been called for the paving
t a. ten -foot strip for eight mils
rain Clinton north on Highway No.
Intimation was also given on
aturday by the De partmen of I1:
that teeiei•r: t. iii ;'"_e Fly li
tel
h.d Tar a g„t'nding of
ater Highway in Iambi all find
WPM counties. - `These and o'th:ii
nteeacts are expected, to provide
is>! asi:�ri"` l';ippear, May 15, 7.;)34,
Chester L. Monk Prehifaileete
11.6 a year, U.S. ;1.51 lishaSie
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Phone 74
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WE CARRY ONLY THE mom
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CASH paid for Eggs on Grad.
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Men's and Boys' Fancy Shirts; also Work Shirts aged
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