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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1934.
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Capital T eatre
Goderich Phone 47
Now Playing—Janet Gay -nor with
Lionel Barryntore im "Caretrissa"
Monday, Tusesday, and. Wecinesd.sy
DOLORES DEE ion In.
"Flying Down: To Rio"
A beautiful musical? eactravaganza
staged amid the cieuda. The songs,
the dancing- and the comedy combine
with smart gettinga ire a. snperbstreat
Ginger Rogers, Gene fray:Trona anal]
Fred Astaiaas
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
John Boles, and Gloria Stuart
• Present the musfeall ramance of the
century. Hear .Bid'es' aingIng "In
the Gloaming"and other num-
, a .
heasi
"BELOVED"'
.qoming—"Goiraa Holrywaocr with
latarioni
lllatinees--Wed. and, Sat at 11 rns
e local Ierchap.t and Read the Ennio
Mr, Mitchell Hepburn, the' Libera
leader, is addressing a meeting: i
Goderich on Wednesday evening
June 13th. Be will ..apealc in •th
afternoon of the same' •day at some
point in the southern portion of 'the
riding.
In County Court
Justice Kelly • dismissed the action
of Thos. Sturdy against the Town of
Goderich, Oswald Ginn and A. J.
.06 -apex, with costi, when handing
down his decisions at the end of the
non -jury sitting of the Supreme Ce-
urt in Goderich. Sturdy, former
proprietor of the Goderieh Inn, was
suing for alleged illegal distress as
a result of the seizing of his prop-
erty by the town for taxes and the
subsequent disposal of the chattels
at auction. This was held On January
14, 1934, and the chattels were bid
in for less than $100 by A. J. Co-
oper, the mortgagor of the property
In the Weber -Walsh divorce act-
ion, His Lordship ruled that the mar-
riage is to be dissolved. This will be
eff,ective after the usual six months
stay of action when, if nothing de-
velops to prevent same, the decree
of divorce HwiII become absolute.
A. divorce was denied Roy Jasper
in his action to secure same .from
his wife, Ann Bradley Jasper 'of St-
ratford. The attempt was made by
Major G. N. Weeks of London, re-
presenting Jasper, to show that the
fact that Mrs. Bradley was found in
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Vote for allantyne
Indepenclent Liberal -Progressive
James Ballantyne, Reeve:biMPABorlid":''ToWnsirip •and
ExWarcren)cf Ffuron„ is a Farmer -with long experience
of municipal business. In 1933 when Warden he dis-
covered enorrnouslealtages in County finances. and forc-
ed a clean-up that saved Thousands to the people of
Huron and with the new system installed will mean
Thousands more to the ratepayers.
He did it in Huron
• -Try him at Toronto •
The Henry -Government is using up'ail the Revenue
received from its excesilte taxes- and in'adclifibn is in
ceasing the debt oF Ontario Iry $29,090,000 per year.,
T1ieyw4ll Swamp the Province
• Help stoplhis-7Vote for Ballantyne
vote f rwyT. a vote tor:Fligher Taxes and
Increa.sedi DAL Mr. Vaxpayer-,can you Stand it?
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Peasi. No, .31*Ittedt 2 cans
Quaker COI= perin « __ .10c
Westolesi SOdars. 2 As...
Chef Pork and Brans No. I tins 8c
Maple Leaf' maims, per Ilia.
Chocolate mated ill'Againiits per lb, .--........19c
Breakfast Jew, oaffee per lb. .. 29c
Wornen"mocottizi lase (firsts). per
Walkerside Ice Cream &vars. Try if!
Camedic SE& mod Cans
Fresh Rut* and Groceries' Always on Hand.
Also Timeadt,:r n s , Laces, Etc.
Mennio • 0 Zuric
EGGS Ilit.ANTED,
serSISMISaimm
none SASS
3'14p:4111 •Ks " sr•tas•i leaf.,
Laird Bros.' Specials
Genuine Eugene Permanent . .$5.50
1,..••••••s1.1.1..1...••••PaabisaloOl.'
!Realistic Croquignole .
Charmaine 'Oil Wave $3.501
Nu Beauty Oil .. ... . • • $2•50'
• With Curl or Ringlet ends •
Prices include Shampoo, Finger Wave
and Trim.
• Specialists in Hair Tinting •
'•• Mr, T. L. Wurm of Toronto, wag
in town Monday evening.
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Miss Clara Weber of London, sp-
ent the week -end with her parents,
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LONDON •
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Siinon Thiel of Kit-
s chener, spent the week -end with fri-
• 'ends around Zurich.
•' Miss Betty Witmer of Detroit, is,
spending a few weeks with Mrs. De-
cker and family.
•ArrS. J. J. Swartz and daughter,
• Eunice, of Detroit, are visiting with
Properly Fitted Glasses former's mother, Mrs. J. Fuss.
C. E. ZURBRIGG, R: O. .
Will be at Hess' Jewelery •Store,
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING
To fit You with Glasses.
PRICES MODERATE
an automobile on a side road wifh
•another Man was in itself suffieim*
evidence to warrant divorce. His
Lordship denied this flatly, stating.
that it was a common occurrence in
the most innocent cincurnstances.
Mr.- and Mrs.,Wm. R. Dougall and
itors with Mr, and Mrs. T. L.
'Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner, •of
:Guelph, spent the 24th with the for-
:mer's brother, Mr. and Mrs. 'Win. C.
Wagner of town.
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Mr. and. Mrs, Leonard Ilaist of
Detroit, were week -end visitors with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Oliver and
daughters of Jenson, were Sunday
daughters of Kitchener, 8pent the we -
at the home of Mr. and Mrs
C. Fritz.
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Agricultural Tile and Brick
CASH paid for Eggs on Grade
Basis,
W. R. DAVIDSON'
Phone No. 10 HENSALL,
A Letter to the Electors!
Messrs. Charles Bartlett and Wit-
mer % ?Sl'`2'4`4-1'..<3,04•040.0•4404.0.a saassaaaaaanaaa.4.-n•st,naza."4.,44,4,,zt,01, t.s
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real staff spent Sunday in Woods- • at
Kippen, May 19th, 1934 tock.
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To the People of my Home Constitu-
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Permit me to issue a further • .:11).1-iss Vera Decker spent a zew days •
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' . Mr. and Mrs. Louis Prang and
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small, second instalment of Declar, visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Aulerich •
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..d other friends.
anon of Policy of things • political aknia •
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. forsake the policies of tli4, two °id an ,,,„
ple among my constituents to- utterly her—trio-tli'ier,
laisi..e'ir abp,pet to the young aeo- 'Whicso
the years jut Ves-- Mr.and Mrs. -Harold Kuntz of
spent the week -end with
Mrs. Emma *Rose of tbe *
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parties, most of their legislation is -°".7. . 0 0
i obselete and worn out anyway. Some • Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wagner *
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of those policies has gone a long of Guelph,'spent the -week-end with ••
way to brine, about the hard times. his 'parents herd'.
we are in at the. present time. The ' •
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ties since in those past post-war days
Legislation of both the old line par -
is G. Hess.
Mrs. Roy VVeber, who has recently •
: ALSO A FINE RANGE OF ,_ READ YMADE
depressing and stupid, non-agressiye
altogether and solely responsible for
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
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been nil the sick list is convalescent 4,
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that -we have just gone• through,
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ALL PATTERNS AND STYLES
the Canadian Depression. We should The new residence of Mr. Milne a
not have had any had sve had com-
petent legislations. The caily thing ..ing good 13"greM
Rader of the 14th concession, is mak- •
as the brick walls •
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Young Canada can do now is to see are now completed, and will soon be 4,
to it properly. that they don't legis- ready for the carpenters, -
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.late for them any longer, rut in .Mr. Moses Geiger, who spent the
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the honse and I'll guarantee the ris-
one dozen Independent inembers into past winter and spring with his on
* OVER. A 1,000 PATTERNS 'TO CHOOSE FRO, 1.
ing generation will be well provided Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Geiger, oil •
Welland, has returned to Zurich and
for in the matter' of good progressive is „staying
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Democratic legislation. with his daughter, Mr. 4
better. «Things back home
Two dozen and Mrs. E. Blake Horner, of the.
would, be b •
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in the counties will be looked after 14th 'concession.
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and, your .best interests assured. The service sin the Evangelical •
Further, allow me to state to middle .Churchs her wili be. in the interests of •
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class voters in my riding, that you men especcally. Over forty men .
will find in me. a steadtast and con- will occupy the church gallery and.
sistant advocate in 'the. Legislative render choruses. Anyone is welcome : •
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERALDIRECTORS ,C+
halls of this country of the best in- to »tend. , This will be a fine serv- • aa
terests of things as they ought to be ice on Sunday evening next.
at this end of business. I can fix un- . . dipb4kfterdil-o*,404,fra.Grt.0044,1.60‘15,044)42q)00 ^ft',;f4to.o4,,N .•.,:a4.-04,4,,, •• g
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employment and cut off using pub- At a meeting of the Zurich Police
lic monies for relief with one stasike Trustee' Board the other evening it
of my pen. This system is the only was decided to have the main streets'
tine democratic way of legislation. around town oiled, and arrangements
In these days small industries in to this effect are being made. Thr
small country centres is at a stand, main street running east and west
still. This ought not to be. Money through town known as the •County
is Bent out of the counties too road, • has received some crushed
much. It must return again. l'il lone and is getting into shape for
put you people on the map. Let me another coat of terve in the near
at it! Try me once. Let us gol My future, this tarva will likely be rolled
opponent, the Government d- in with more stone, which will act
ate, the auctioneen, •the insurance
,isomething like a mecacia pavement.
"CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
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man, he writes insurance to send
monies out of the county. I farm to
help retain money back home where
it belongs. My friend mut oppositi-
on to my .left, is a worthy fellow
but I don't hear much from him He
is too quiet. He don't sell insurance
however, He farms, This is a con- 'Vhe first game of baseball to be
stituency of farmers and ought to played on the local diamond this
elect a farmer if the agricultural season was on Monday evening, when
class is ever going to get their rights that old veteran Bill Barlow from the
in the legislative ,Mills of this coun- County Town came down with his
try. My constitute would be well line-up of youngsters, and played
advised to leave both the old line- the locals a nice seven -inning game
bred candidates entirely out of the of ball. The pitchers on both sides
picture this time, and trust the man wore very stingy with hits as God -
who puts his trust in you. (lily peel- erich made only two hits and the
plc is my policies.) Watch your step Zurich boys got four hits, and the
watch for dates, in this political con- score was 3-1 in favor of the vis -
test. No compromise with the Lib-litors. Ivan Yungblut made a big
erals this time. The Liberals are home run in the field to the right
only past masters peoples' polit- which was the best hit of the evening
les. Their present policies are get- but unfortunately for the Zurich
ting us nowhere. I compromised atom no one was on base. Zurich
last time with the Liberals and con- 'threatened several times, but in the
ceded them a big consideration. Turn pinches failed to hit safely and to
about is Pair Play. Play Ball Fellows
Fair, ,please! Watch the Press for
a third installment of policy later on
in this eontest.
Av.* your own Country Candid -
rile main streets around town are
teriibly dusty at present, and some
dompness from the clounds would be
welcomed.
SPORT NEWS
bring in their men. • But however,
such is the •breaks of the game,
Dick Welsh of Henna, who did the
mound work for Zurich pitched a;
masterful ane having 13 strikeouts
U., 1 thank. you all, to his eridit, while the Godorich
Yours Sincerely, pitchers had five strikeouts to their
W. W. COOPER, credit. Harold Stade had a good
Vann, South Huron, day at hat with three httts,
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Men's and Boys' Fancy Shirts; also Work Shirts. an
Overalls... Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots and. Work
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Sandals and Oxfords.
Many lines in Hardware such as Paints and VarniAes,
Graniteware, Tire Etc., Etre.,
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