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ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMERB 20, (934.
Chester L. Smith, Ptzbaskrallift
X1.25 a year, U.S. $1.5K s Adv
*1.50 IN ARREARS, $2 MAY BM OSAEOSHIt
"- Remember the Dates of Zurich Fall Fair; September 24th and 25th.
Capital Theatre
Goderich - Phone 47
- Now Playing—StricU''y5 72geanitn,
with Lupe Velez,. Jannis' Durante
and The Mills; Brothers -
Mon., Tires.,, Wed -
.ROBERT
LROBERT MONTG xY:a ed
.1E EVANS
'Combine action - warm romance to
.produce a really entertaining picture
"Fugitive eters!
with Ted Healy grid Nat Pendleton -
Thursday, Friday axed. Saturday
ZAZU PIiTTS andk
PERT ETON
.A new comedy team breezes -onto the
screen with a pot poutri of fns and
melody - -
."Sing and Like It"
.Coming—Gaynor '! Earrellt in
"Change of Erear€..-„
. Matinees, Wed,, and Sat_ at 3 p.m.
:Do You Need Glasses?
OUR CORNER
Though marketed conditions were
unfavorable last year, the catch of
whitefish from the Dominion's fresh
water fisheries was nearly 15,800,
pounds..A large part of Canada's an-
nual whitefish landingsis exported to
:the United :States.
THE FALL FAIRS
The fall fairs that have been held
so far this year have been a big
encouragements to the societies. We
notice the Western Fair at London
had 14,000 moreattendance a d that locthisal
year that last y -
r
fairs around. home show a big incre-
ase this year. Two eery important
fairs in the community are being held
next week, namely the Zurich Fair
on Tuesday and the Bayfield Fair
on Thursday. Both of these fairs
will prove interesting andit is the
duty of everyone who can to attend
and help to keep the touch of rural
life interested. Come out, and if you
cannot bring any exhibits, buy your
ticket and see what others have tie
show and in this way help the fair
along.
::Stop and Tek how iinpurlbseit it is
that you wear correct ger-
rectly prescribed for year vision..
'Correctly styled. to your forte. Your this hav prevailed previous to the
health may largely' depend Seen much 'talked about Labatt case some
-vision. weeks ;age, and; the police are hot on
See C. E ZIII€BtRTGCs, R the trail of these culprits, who did
At HESS JE''iiirELERY STORE not as yet collect the ransom money
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AND WHO NEXT?'
Last Tuesday the headlines of the
daily papers reported that plans had
been bid, but were uncovered to
kidnap Premier R. B. Bennet, and
one of our exchange puts it that he
would be a good big hefty fellow , to
carry along, probably both physic-
ally and financially, as we under-
stand that he is very wealthy, and
could . if he would, pay over a fat
ransom stake. But we are indeed
glad that it did not mature, as Mr.
Bennett is away to Europe, and his
place of abode at Ottawa wns'empty,.
It looks to us as a lot of nerve to
try and kidnap the leaders of a
country Tike Canada, where little of
ZURICH - (NT. .
_:Pill. Day 'Tuesciayt'a Sept:. 25th. 1034.
ST.PETER'S
Evangelical. man 'SCh
ZURICH -- ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for -a
ing lArorlir
1'Friday, 8h—Luther Lead.
Saturday—Choir c t=
SUNDAY SERVICES:
=10 a. m.—German Service -
'11.15
'11.15 a,n7_—Sunday Scheidt -
7.30 p.ni. Engiah. semime.
=Everybody Welcome re ell Servisies1
E. TUERKHEIMt, Pester_
:Chang
''anis we 'truist "never will; Canada has
always 'been. 'considered a safe and
sane place to live in and we trust
Plat ;this >typae,or outlaws will not
invade our fair country to any great
exteiit.t
NOTICE
All accounts owing to the es-
tate of the late Dr. Jos. Rout-
ledge V.S., Zurich, Ont. are
due and payable at his late
residence on or before Oct. I,,
1934
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Mrs. Leonard Birk,
John L. Routledge, Executors:
SOME GOOD HIGHWAY NEWS
And -now comes the good news to
the counties that the new Ontario
Premier announces that the Province
will assume the netire cost of Pro-
vincial'highway ceestraetien and that
action will be taken at the first sit-
ting of the Legislature to bring the
decision'irito e'ffec't. This •change will
relieve the county of the usual. 20%
of the cost, and after this is in ef-
'feet' it -looks :as if there will be many
requests for Provincial Highways,
as'who ,would not want graved roads
built'When they cast yon nn'tning dir-
ectly. In making out The 'program
fornew roads we trust that the De-
partment will not overlook the Zur-
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IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory of a dear hus-
band and father, Thomas Johnson,;
who passed away one year ago to-
day, September 20th, 1933.
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Phone 165
Mr. D. A. Cantelon, of Hensall
called in town on Monday.
Don't forget Zurich Fall Fair on
Tuesday of next week, when we an-
ticipate a big crown of people.
Mr. Newell Geiger left on Monday
for London where he will attend
Normal School.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Steinbach of
Holly, Mich., are visiting relatives
here at present.
Mrs. C. Rader of Dashwood, spent
the past two weeks with her daught-
As we loved him, so we miss him, er, Mrs. C. Decker and family.
In our memory he is dear; Mass M&xthaeieleman who spent
Loved, remembered, thought of al 5 feweeks in Michigan; has return-
ed home.w
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber and
Sadly missed by Wife and Daughters son Roy of Hensall, were visitors at
Detroit for a few clays last week.
Miss Anna Overholt of London, is
ich Road from Hensall to St. Josehn. spending the week with her mother,
which wouldact as a link from the Mrs. W. Miller.
Blue Water Highway and No. 4, and' Mr and Mrs. Albert Heideman of
Jackson Mich., are visiting at 'the
'home of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Heide-
man.
ways,
.Often wishing he was here.
of which a petition is already in.
Under the new regulations it looks
to us as if the Province can easily
get too much roads on their hands,
which will have to be paid in some
way, or perhaps the intentions are to
do away with all county roads, and
have either municipal or federal high-
ways, and thereby avoid a lot of
executive machinery..
STEPHEN COUNCIL
Rev. J. P. Hauch of Stratford,
'conducted preparatory services in the
Evangelical church here last Thurs-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siebert of
Detroit were week -end visitors at
the home of the
'•4id Mrs. W. L.
Mr. and Mrs.
Seaforth, were
the
The Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall, Cred-
iton, on Tuesday, September 4th,
at 1 p.m. All members were present
The minutes of the previous regular
meeting: -. and the special neetinga
held on 11th and 25th. of Aug
were read and adopted. Motion that
a'grant of $25.00 be made to the
Exeter Agricultural Society. Motion,
That by-law No. 487 to levy the Tax
rates upon the rateable property of
the Township of Stephen for the year
1934 having been read three Reeve.
ee times.,
be passed and signed by
1 and Clerk and the Seal of the Cor-
poration attached thereto; That the
penalties for the non-payment of tax
es shall be 3% if not paid on Dec.16
1934„ 4% if not paid on January 1,
1935 and 5% on I+'ebruary 1, 1935.
The Clerk read a letter he had re-
ceived i ror•1 H. Brown of Parkhill,
with his account amounting to $7.75
for having his automobile damaged
while driving on the 19th Concession
Ordered filed.
The following contracts were let
to haul gravel on:
First Side Road—Block 4, Sim
i
re
land $2.00 a cord; Block 5,
Nelson
Schenk 2.90 a cord; Block 6, Henry
Clarke, 1.70 a cord; Block 7,
Gord-
on McKeever 1.50 cord; Block 8,
Stephen Morrison 2.50 cord; Bloch
0.
Sim Ireland 2.85 cord. Exeter
„Side Road, Flock 5, Sian Ireland 1.85
Block 7, S. Ireland 3.60 cord.
Motion, that the following pay sheet
and orders be passed:
P. Daring rde 2 $13.50; A.:i;'ahncr
rd 6 2.00; B. McCann rd 12, 193.30;
1 Mellin rd 17 11.77; A. Latta rd
18, 11.75; R. Holt rd 20, 11.45;'
J.
1.
Morrissey rd 22, 3.40; Either
Salary for August 34.50;
McKeever rd 11 14.85; S. White rd
3 1.13; L. Ziler gravel, 16.83; 3-;.
Ziler gravel 50.44; I. Tetreau rd. 1.1
368.44; M. Sweitzer rel 15.4.37. Or-
ders—Hydro Electric acct 6.79; Can
tralia Farmers Co-operative cement
for Tile Yard 38.25; Can. Bank of
Connnerce, commision on cheques
2:25; Trees Co. of Huron, acct. Ind-
igent Patent McGregor 27.10; Exet-
er Agric. Society grant 25.00; G. A
McCubben, survey, plans and report
'e Walker Drain outlet 40.00; C. Ma-
whinney asst -survey re Walker drain
3.00;, B. K. Eilbcr ditto 6,00; 1•h K.
Filher.' printing by-law and serving;
�•-1.1, , W ,fr;er clatin outlet 2:1.00; H.
K. Eitbc r Clerk's fees re vv aiicee cltu.
^rin or, ouance ve
yr a '1.39; ;\e'ley 1l.aVrrie
.1110 ',`.a,+-, r ria 125.0e.
The Council adjourned to moot
Monday,
1in.theTownthelHall, t dayofecOetober,
13l Cr11 slay ,
1934,, at 1 part
former's parents, Mr
Siebert.
Thos. Coleman of
week -end visitors at
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hor-
ner.
Inspector Beacom of Goderich for
the publis school, and Inspector Mills
of Toronto for the Continuation
school called on Zurick school on
Thursday • last week.
• Rev. H. H. Leibold, of Sebring-
ville will. preach in the Evangelical
church here next Sunday morning
and evening, and Rev. Burn will con-
duct anniversary services in Sebring -
vine.
Rev. Nelson Littweiller and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerfch and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ainos Ginger-
ich and little Jean; Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Kuepfer and family and Mrs.
.term Kuepfer, were visitors with
Mr; and Mrs. David Gingerich and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingerich and lam
For
Gradu
atiom
Buy
THEM A FINE WRIST WATCH.
See the Elco Line of Watches
VVIoderately Priced
Gents with Bracelets ... - , $10.00
Ladies, with Bracelets
OBITUARY
Late William Miller
The: cold reaper of death again.
made- a visit to our village and re --
moved: one of its citizens in the per-
son of Mi. William Miller, who pas-
sed away at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, en Saturday, September 15,
aged 70, years, 5 months and 23
days. Mr. Miller, who has reached
the three score and ten mark in life,
seemingly had been enjoying his us-
ual health until last Tuesday he be-
came ill and was taken to the hos-
pital where he was treated for kid-
ney trouble, but of no avail and he
passed away on Saturday. 1 -laving
known Mr:. Miller for some thirty
years, always of a quiet and peace-
able nature, and always nerdy to give
a helping hand when possible. Re
was born in Hay Township, and was
in earlier years engaged in brick and
tile manufacturing, and was always,
a very hard working man, afterwards
he took up farming and was very
successful in his • undertakings,. til
about eight years ago he retired' and
moved to Zurich to enjoy a well
earned rest, and with his mil'd dis-
position he had many warm friends
Sown, Besides his sorrowing wid-
r r+ Tp.
$12.75
Initials Engraved FREE
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
BLUE COAL.
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea
Genuine Semet Solvay Calms
and
MILLERS CREEK
POCAHONTAS BRIQUETS, A NEW'
DOMESTIC FUEL for every puxpu
Intense heat, very little Smoke or
Ash.
W. R. DAVIDSON
CASH . paid for Eggs on a Grade&
Basis.
Phone 10
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ow, he is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Joseph Ziler of Stephen, and,
Mrs. Alex. Voisin of Parkhill; four
sons, Walter Miller of the Toth con-,
cession, Hay; Clarence or B gmond-
ville ; Daniel of London; and Gordon
of Parkhill; Two sisters, Mrs. Jacob
Gackstetter and Mrs. Mark .Wilds
l=oth of Ilay Township, and one bro-
ther, Mr, Chris. Miller of Onoway,
Mich. The funcra I was held on
Tuesday morning to the R. C. min-
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for interment with Rev. Father
PHONE 1197
L. Power, officiating, and the tune%-.
al was largely attended. — -
When Mr. Park, Special Representative of
"CLOTHES . OF QUALITY" 1 J
Visits s on •
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
Arrangements have been made with the makers, of
"CLOTHES OF QUALITY" for a.:special price on
all TWO PANT SUITS sold during this represen-
tative's visit.
REMEMBER THE DATE
-CLOTHES OF QUALITY"" are Guaranteed for
Fit, Quality and Workmanship
Sold Exclusively. By
W. 11. Homan & S
EMBALMERS :AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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New
Curtains and Curtain Goods; ..New Prints and
Broadcloths; New House Dresses.
Boys' Fancy She° and
Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots and. Wark
Women's, Misses• aiC" Ghildreans' Shit
Sandals 'and oxfords.' ' -
Men's and
Overalls:..
Shoes;
Shirts;
also
Work
any lines'in'Hardware such, as Paints and -V ish•-s
Granitewarer Tinware, Etc.,' Etce.
HARNESS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
This Season's Vegetable and Flower Seeds 5c and 10c
a
Oea Package..
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND'
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT'
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