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ZURICH
THURSDAY IVioltligiNG,
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10VEMBER 8, 1934.
Let"the Ads. in the -Herald. guidt! you in your Fall
oupt
Chester L. Smith, Brleasktal
ff1.25 a year, U.S. ;1.51,1hsMon=
$1.50 INARREARS,$2 KAY B0AM
uying
Capital Theatre
Goderich Phone 47
Now Playing -Tim McCoy, in
"Speed Wings".
Mon., Tues, Wed.
Claudette Colbert, and
Warren Williams
head a magnificent cast in Cecil B.
DeMille's greatest. spectaele
CLEOPATRA
• Superb Sittings! Cast. of thousands!
Thursday, Friday and. Saturday
WALLACE BEERY
Jackie Cooper and Georte Raft
*Appear in the picture everyone is
praising. The. lovable Beery in his
greatest role.
The Bowery
• Coming -Wheeler and Woolsey in
"Cockeyed Cavaliers" -
Matinees -Wed. and Sat.. at 3 p. m.
A further five per cent. reduction
in the wages paid by the Canadian
National and Canadian Pacific Tele-
graph Companies to their 2,300 em-
ployees has been agreed upon, it was
announced recently. by the Depart-
ment of Labor. This is in addition
to the 10 per cent. reduction already
in effect.
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Auto -napping is a new racket, it
seems. A man at Brooklyn had his
car stolen and held for a ransome of
$155- The owner, however, is not
worrying. •They can starve it of
gasoline and oil, run it too hard and
scratch the varnish as much as they
like. It is insured againsst theft and
the insurance company and the nap -
pets are the only ones worrying
This seems to be a bit of a racket
whieh won't work out well for the
rackateers.-Ex.
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Throwing rice at a bridal couple
is the old. traditional custom which
was a way of expressing honor to the
newly weds, and which met with lit-
tle objection. Recently a sincere
well wisher in New Jersey, expressed
hais sentiments too elaborately by
flinging a five pound bag at tne new-
ly weds, which• unfortunately struck
the bridegroom on the head knock-
ing him unconscious. .Fust -whether
this enthusiastic well wisher was as
sincere as it would appear, is jug a
question, or did he try to even up
• an old score? Well, science had in -
no You Need .GfasseiT vented the more frequent used con-
' fetti, and if this enthusiast did not
'know about using this lighter mater-
ial, it should be a good place to sent
some confetti literature advertising
'this product.
•'THE BIG FAIR IS OVER
Shoe Repairing
• I wish to •advise the Public that I
am in a position to do all kinds of
shoe repairing, and solicit your pat.
ronage. Give us a trial for good
workmanship.
GARFIELD BROWN
Zurich - Ont.
IN MEMORIAM
Wuurm-Anna M. WI:Lim. A trib-
ute of love to the sacred memory of
our dear sister who left us nine years
ago, November 10, 1925. • .
Only a memory of bygone ='e,
And a sigh for a face unseen
But a constant feeling that God
alone
Knows just what should have been
We thank God for the faith that
teaches
When the struggles of • life are
through
That we shall meet our dear one
Where our lives begin anew.
Loving Sisters and Brothers;
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to the Parks Board, is anxious to
make the grounds a centre oe cult-
ual and wholesome recreational. in-
terests. On the other hand there are
amusement interests which are seek-
ing to turn the whole place inte beer
gardens and cheap variety shove.
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• Mr. William Dumart of Kitchener
is visiting friends here this week.
Rev. Father Conde of London had
charge of the Sunday services in St .
Boniface church on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Deters Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Haberer were
week -end visitors with friends at Kit-
chener.
Mr. Clayton Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Hoffman of Galt, and Miss
Merle Preece of Kitchener were
Sunday visitors with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendrick and
daughter of the Blue Water Highway
South, were week -end visitors with
friends at Kitchene.r.
The other day while returning in
from Hensall, Mr. Eearl Yungblut
Itwo fine deer which seemed little Saw near the little swamp in the fi-eld
dis-
turbed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerard and
two sons and Mrs. Nathan Parent of
Detroit, were visitors at the homes of
. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horner or town,
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Krueger of
the 14th Concession,
Next Sunday, November Irth will
HAY • COUNCIL •be observed as Armistice Day, and it
is optional whether or not you wish
to have a holiday in commemoration
ting of of this big day on Monday or not.
of RayThe 'government has not prociaimed
Zurialonday a holiday. Undoubtedly most
4 with 'of the churches will have appropriate
The regular monthly mee
Council of the Township
Stop and Think how Anipor.tant it is' Those who, attended the big Cen- was held in the Town Hall,
or- da November 5th 193
that you wear correctgrasses--c of Progi!ess this year can pat onon 3,
themselves on. the back for going as all the members present. After dis- services for the occasion on Sunday.
rectly prescribed for your vision. .turY
Correctly styled to your
• face- Your thiS actually was the' last Year it will ; posing .of the communications the •
health may largely depend on. keen '•be run, •as Chicago closed its Century following resolutions were passed: .. • Halowe'en was celebrated last Wed
nesday night in town, and of course
vision. of Progress exhibition in typically , ghat Mi. •F. Donnelly, arrie en ..
the young people had their usual
See C. E. ZURBRIGG, 1Z. O. 'Chicago style by whecking as much Goderich, be appointed as solicitor •
At 'HESS JEWELIKRY STORE ' as possible of what remained and for the Township •of Hay and that leg
and considereble looe artic
s-
I "making a night of it." Some of the .By-law No. 12-1934 confirming ap- rs we know no serious damage Was
eg were shifted around, but as far
ZURICH-- ONT. :smaller Thilildings were torn down pointment be read . three tunes and a
n.e.reenereeneneerneeneeneenereenene. done. Tuesday evening the Continu-
and everybody seems to have taken :finally passed. I
home sonie souvenir, thrifty hortic-1 That Mr. William S. Johas.ton, 1 ation, School held the usixai Hallowe'-
enparty, but this wvery private
ulturists, for example, walking off Zurich, be appointed Tax Collector andlamong the scholars only.
as
with rare plants worth hundreds of .for the Township of Hay. Duties to .
dollars 'in some cases. However, the conimence at once and rate of re -j Mr. Garfield Brown, who has been
'fair was a success,. a great success, muneration to be arranged at the .. for the past year in the old Brown
and perhaps no other city in the next meeting of the Councir. ' homestead farm, Goshen south, has
I
world could have achieved a two- That accounts covering payments , moved to town, taking up living qu-
year exhibition and made the second on Township Roads, Telephone and ' ertera. in the building adjoining the
Dominion House. Or in the rooms
above the former implement shed.
Mr. Brown is in a position to do
first class shoerepairing, an solic-
its the patronage of the public. He
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH - OT.
"A Changeless Christ for is assuag-
ing Worici."
• Friday, 8h -Luther League.
• :Saturday -Choir Practice
• SUNDAY SERVICES:.
10 a. m. -German Service.
• 11.15 a.m.-Sunday SdeneiL
7.30 p.m. -English service.
Everybody Welcome tel all Services.;
E. TUERICHEIWI., Pester.
year as Outstanding au it turned out General accounts be passed as pet
to be. Thirty-five million 'entered the vouchers:::
gates in times when most pockets I Township Roads -P. Schad, rd 13,
are supposed to be empty and in ad- 6.75 ; E. Hendrick rd 14 6.75; W.
dition to getting in they speht some- Haist tile 1 17 34.80,
thing to get out, ori the average 50c exchange or cheque .10 ; 3 elm n es eh, is - also contemplating of putting in
F. C. Kalbfleisch, luinher a. stock of shoes . :e0e Sale in the uear
to get in and a dollar t eget out id 8 7.87;
The city is now facing an important' 2.90; J. M. Richardson rd 5 6.30; R. future.
civil 'decision in regard to the future Adams rd 10 2.45; J. Sararas rd 15
use cif 'the .eibition Trak. The Re- .65.35; C. Aldworth rdsss. 3-13-14
creation Commission, which hes autle .4.03; J. M. Ziler rd 10 65.26; B. El-
mit- only 'to make recommendations der crushing and trucking 48.62; A.
' re4 13.50; . IV.T. jarrott
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Ginger Snaps, per ....... ,, .. . ...... . -
Cascade Salmon, 2 cans .
Floor Wax, (Old Windsor) per tan
Sugar Crisp Cornflakes, 3 'boxes
Cookies (Fig Bar) 19c; plain .. _ .
Choice Sardines. (Gold Medal) :per tin
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Caustic Soda in Bulk and Cans
Fresh Fruits and Groceries „Always on Itmd.
ElEsn Threads, Pins,
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part salaray 30.00; Jas. Collins cedar On Saturday evenirg last, at Bay -
posts 20.50; W. Farrell ra 18 2.80; field, at 8 o'clock, Rev. W. Cr. Bug -
A, Clerk, repairs crusher 2.60; Dom. ler at the Rectory, joined in the holy
Rd. Mich Co. repairs 5,78; Wm. bonds of matrimony, Miss Charlotte
Fisher rd 11 168.90; S. McArthur Peck, daughter of Mrs. Henry Peck
rd 1, 7.70; T. Steinbach rd 8 4.30; and the late Mr. Henry Peer., to Mr.
G. J. Thiel cartage steel 5.25; F. E. Edward Jacob Schnell of Zririch.
Denomme ed 10 2.70; R. C. Bell rd They were unattended ana will 1.0.-
3, 4.55; U. A. Pfile rd 14 70.23; G. side in the cottage formerly occu-
pied by the ,late Mr. and Mrs,. Lana-
celot
Surerus rd 9 4.90; T. Welsh gravel
8.04; S. Ropp rd 2 4.05; London Str. Clarke, of Bayfield. TheHer-
Steel Co. steel 53.00. General-Zur ald joins their many friends iu ex-
ich Hydro lights office 3.39; Ont ario tending congratulations.
•tiospital indigent 39.00; Municipal
McKinley-Scotchmer
• Woehl, juror forms 1.22; A. Melick
selecting jurors 2.00; A. F. Hess do ' - A quiet but pretty wedding was
5.00; T. E. Drummond act. indigent solemnized at London, on Thursday,
14,86; 3. Galster, Zurich Dr. South November lst, at high noon when
9.60; E. Tiernan & Son act. idigt. Margaret Mary, only daughter of Mrs
1.67; J. Hartleib ditto 3.65; N. Turn Jean McKinley and the late Robert
bull ditto 2.00; Perth Fire In. Co- McKinley of the Goshen Line, Stan --
ns. 20.00; Waterloo Fire Inc. ley Township, became the bride of
hall 20.00; Ont. Gazette, adv. tax air. John Aixerd Scotchmen son of
sale 10.60; W. H. Eclighoffer sel. jur- Mr. and Mrs. John Scotchmer also
ors 2 00, C. Fritz sent iyii,.nt AS ri; I 0f...tanley Rev George McKinley,
S. McArthur ditto $2.25; F. E. Du-, cousin of the bride, officiating. The
chane S.A. Officer 1.90; J. W. Mer- , bride.looked charming ie a mid -night
nor acet indigent $1.75; A. Reichert blue chiffon velvet cut on long lines
Deters Award Drn, 2.00; Twp. Clerk with accessories pink and white
re tait notices /MOO . Telephone ere chrysanthemums, The bride was at -
counts -7;11110i Hydro lights Office tended by Miss Margaret Robinson?
3.74; Bell Tel() Co., tolls to Sept, who wore a gown of hunters green
20 z DOI Co, eirereerles crepe and carried yellow cnrysen1
Notional Revenue tax 21.69; Econ. themums. Gordon Scotchmer sup
Fir Inc. Co. ins. office 24.00; Zurich ported the groom. Immediately after
Contml ewitribing 5.d0 Nortli:,rn the eorcinony, Mr. and 1Virs, Scotch-,
Mc. Co. 9.66; H. G. Hoes mere left an a trip to Ningara Palle i
labor etc. 116,60. and Detroit, the bride travuiling in;
The Couneil adjourned to meet tee navy bine crepe dress, navy coat with
gain en Monday, Decamber 3rd, accessories to match. On their re-.
3):34 at 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon, „ turn they will reside on the groom's
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Ladies, with Bracelets ..... $12.75
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Boys. Also Sweater Coats, Pts, Overalls, Sod.
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