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ZURICH, THURSDAY MOliNIRG, DECEMBER 6, (934,
Capital Theatre
Goderich — Phone 47
Now .Playing—Shirley Trape in Now
•and Forever, with Gary Cooper •asuli
Carole Landow&
Mon., Tuese and Wedl.
MARGARET SULLIVAN!
'Out of the pages of insUy famous
story step the characters known to
millions.
"Little Man, What. Now?"
With DOUGLASS NONTGOMERY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The Sensational', dare -devil
CLYDE BEA_TTY
-.Anita Page, Ray Halton and Andy
Devine, give us a thrilling action tale
featuring tamed and untamed Eons
"The BIG CAGIF:*
Coming—A double bill "This Man Is
Mine" and "Murder an the. Mack -
'Wardle'
Matinees—Wed. and at. at 3 p. m.
Do Yoti Need Glasses?
• Stop and Think how freeportant it. is
that you wear correct glasses --cor-
rectly prescribed_ for your vision.
• Correctler styled to your face. Your
health may largely, depend on keen
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See C. E. =ERGO, R. �.
At HESS JEWELEIRY STORE
ZURICH. - ONT.
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ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutha4ccrx Church
WRECK—ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a: Chang-
ing World.,""
Friday, 8h—Luther Leagae.
Saturday—Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10 a. Tn.—German. Seevice-
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p.m—English service..
Everybody Welcome to ail Seers..
E. TUERKHEI Pastor,.
Chester L. Smith, Publialleyer
g1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advaninee
01.50 LiAIili,EAKS, ;2 MAY BX (MAMMA,
ffl•re eeks till Christmas. Do your Shoping no
• It is said thattoday there are
3,000,000 boys and girls in the Unit-
ed States without facilities for eclu-:
'eat on.
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It Is idle to talk about moulding the
man of the future if we do not know
what the man of the present is like.
The life of a. num is a dairy in
which he means to write one thing
and writes another.
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The reduction in beer consumption
in Germany since pre -War days has
been quite marked. The consumption
Ins fallen from. 68,800,000 hectolit-
res to 33,300,000, or less than half
-what it was in 1913-1914.
America has some hot spots in sum-
mer, but other countries also boast
of high temperatures. Illooltan, India
a few months ago reported 121 de-
grees Fahr. in the shade, and at
Marble Bar, Australia, the mercury
sometimes reaches 125 in the shade.
90 degrees seems quite cool beside
these figures.
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Safety First
Wooden treads have been placed on
Shoe Repairing
I wish to advise the Public that
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.
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Reeve A. Melick is attending Co -
MeV Council at Goderich this week.
stage in the development of• a Piall SundayMriJoseph Hagan of Hensall, was
visitor at the home. of Mrs.
by the Dom. authorities to provide a
new source of supply of food and S. Jasobe.
with the present wild life rapidly
dwindling in the Far North.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gascho and
clothing for the Canadian Eskimo; •
Miss J. E. MacDonald motored to
London on Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Weber entertained
her girl friends to dinner on Mon-
day evening, and a good time was
spent by all.
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Early Mailing Stressed
Once more from the post office de- -Mr! and Mrs. William F. Braun
pertinent comes the plea, "Do your wuiy 01
homeofChristmas mailing early." Every year
Mr. Williarn
the general public has perfectly go- Lamont of town.
od intentions regarding this matter ...Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hertzel and
but it just seems to be a habit to. daughter Betty of Hadley, Mich., are
leave the mailing unutil the last min- visitor s at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ute. The postoffices. issued a list of Herb Disjardine.
the latest mailing dates.- These are: •
Thomas and
Dec. 10, UnitedStates, to allow for
Mr. Lloyd Eidt of St. ThoMies L. Kestle of Ingersoll were Sun -
will be a safety measure during the
the stone steps at the postoffice,winch
istores examination; Dec. 15, Brit-
. day vieitors with the formers uncle,
icy weather. It is said, on good au- ;. 7, Alberta and
ish Columbia Dec 1
Saskatchewan. Dec 18 • Manitoba Mn and Mrs. R. F. Stade. Mr. Eidt
' ' ' f •mmen teller of the Bank of
thority, that this improvement has — -
and Maritime Provinces; December
no connection with the new beer
20, Ontario and Quebec and Dec. 21, Montreal, and he also called on his
local delivery.
.old.•friends here.
A surprize party was held at the
Have Place to Smoke home of Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Heist
of near Crediton on Saturday even-
Co-eds at the University of West- ing- The occasion being in honor of
ern Ontario, London, have been the birthday of their daughter, Mrs.
Perhaps one of the very best in- Oen G. Hess, of Zurich. Friend -
granted a smoking' room, after se -J-•
vestments the United States has is
request for it Made to the offieials of -ereclie
, the institution. Henceforth, they will
owed the United States $4,277,000,-
laws.—Seaforth Nenes'.
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The War Debt .
(Milverton Sun)
eral weeks of agitation, and a formal -eel. Psrieresent from Zurich and God
the war debt of Great Britain. At the
close of the war the la er nation
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Car
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New Low Prices
OVER 1,000
CARDS TO
CHOOSE FROM
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
EARLY
ass, The Jeweller
BLUE COAL
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea
D L &Wt.‘44,
HE STANDARD ANTT-I::'71C
' SCRANTON
Genuine Semet Solvay Coke
MILT ERS CREEK
and
Rosedale Alberta
Pocahontas Briquets
A new Domestic Fuel for every per --
pose. Intense Heat, very little enieft..
or Ash.
W. R. DAVIDSON
CASH paid for Eggs on a Grad'eol.
Basis,
HENSetrelf.
Phone 74 Zurich Phone 10
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000. Since that date she has paid .
' be permitted to smoke in Room 3,i
th basement floor of the art col- umns give Mr. Harold Stade a big
The daily papers in the sport col- ,t
her creditor $2,017,000,000 and at
lege, a room which was formerly set praise for his splendid work on the
OVERCOATS
Guelph hockey team. Harold left 0
the present time owes her just about
aside for the women students, but in
READY MADE
TAILORMADE
Zurich a few months ego for Geelph.
$100 000 000 more than at the be- . .
they. not e emitted to use
got1 s tam, and we are
debt liquidating how long will it be
ginning. At that rate of progress in '
students howeyer, that the
tobacco. Warning has come to the
Permis- in the hockey team.
pleased to learn that he is doing well
where he• a m i
before John Bull e,scapes from Uncle*
sion which itis been granted them.•
may be withdrawn at any time, if the I
We regret to learn of the painful
'Canada's Reindeer Herd
Sam's clutches.
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privilege is abused.
accident which befell Mr. Jim John-
.
• ston of Blake last Friday, when he •
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Twenty Years At It! apple tree, in some way the tree
One of the most rernarka.ble ven-
and his father were cutting down an
tures in the history of Canada's far
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north appears likely to be crowned If our readers will paron WC, swerved very rapidly ditching Jim
with complete success before the new would like to say a few words abont and forcing him under part lei' the
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year is ushered he. It is now report- ourself. Incising beck twenty yeare tree. His father, Mr. Ross Johnston
d, hythe Deptof the Interior, 'Ot- ago your publisher finds himself the
;fot,,,br tae
and as soon as poseible re-
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tawa, that the herd of reindeer pur- first week in December 1914 taking, • . .
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chased in Alaska in 1929 will be de- partnerehip as publisher of the immediatly rushed to Goderich hos-
Hue
livered th their new grazing grounds ald and Printer with Mr. A. F. Hess, pital Where it was diecovered that *
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near Kittigaznit, to the east of theMi
the present Conveyancer and mic a vertibra in his pine was damaged.
Mackenzie Delta, by the end or De-• iped Cleik, eddsh peetnerelsie con-
cerriber. The Start of the long treale tinued for 5 years till the end of 1.91a
along 1,600 miles of the northern-! When we aseumed full control of the
most rim of the continent wee made Herald. Mr. Hess at this time hay -
late in 1929 after the purcliare of i ing received the aepointmeet C't
the herd in Maitre. The trip which end Treasurer of Hay Township.
has occupied more than five years ' Back in 1.914 were the days vhen
was under the direction of the manIthe dark clouds of war wean hover -
.from 'whom the Done Gov. bought the ing over Europe and nearly all the
hardy northern deer. It is the first world leseeme involved in it, end
''' the Len,P
Ise:oh:ably owino; to an eeteet.on, s • rayer unison. The
lt will be some time before Mr. ,Tohn-
ten will be able to be around to do
his work.
Womens' Institute
Tho Zurich Branch of the Womerie
institute niet in the council chamber
on Monday evening with a good at-
tendance, the meeting was open:ei
by singing the Institute Ode, folowed
ml• n would have joined the march on to
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Genuine Oran.. -e Pekoe Tea, :per lb 55c
Currants (vacuum cleaned) 2 lbs.. 25c
Broken SoidaA,; '3 Rm. ___— . —.25 c
Ginger Snaps., -------------------------------------------- 9c
Chocolate co\ekies, per lb. . 75c
American Mend C.ciffee. per lb. 30c
Grapefruit, each 5;c
Pain Tree Toilet Som„ 8 bars ------------------------19c
Rex. Coccoa per lb. . 4c
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, NUTS ANT>
PEELS FOR CHRISTMAS CAKES.
ATzz Threae., Plis.s„ Laces, Etc.'
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Europe. The Herald at that time
had three tie e printed in Zerich, as
4 at present we prins four. The pee., s
Were about two inches shorter then
as at present, and we witili to take
thisemedium to greatly thank our
readers and advertieing customers
for the 'generous support accorded
these twQlity years •%vhich made it
possible to continue on. The a 1 el. -
• tisers at that time who still give us
Brace Mops) was on bees. Demon-
advertieing patronage at preseet are
teetion by Pearl Nile. All numbers
R. N.. etoegles, F. C. halbleisch-
-c'esee well given and much appreciat-
- s'endrse., F. Ih..e.e. W. TT. Iloffmen, 4
ed. Lunch was then served and tir.
A. Prang; H. Yungblut (then Yung-
Gascho, (then Ruby & Gascho); L.
meeting came to a close..
hint & Deichert; Hess, jewellers; .•
eneeident, i\ -In:, liess then tool. ep the
business, it was decided to make up
a lateket groceries for it needy
ideally and all members are asked in
bring a donation to the home of Mrs
Cowan no later than Friday, noon,
Dec. 7th, after business :Min. Tuerk- Acee
heim took the chair and the follow-
ing program was called upon. A solo
b Norma M •
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UNDERWEAR
Fleeced and Wool
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Anything You ask for
All Prices
NEW
FELT HATS
Priced $1.75 up
NEW RANGE
of
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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ousseau, current events,
Mrs. O'Dwyer, duet Ruth Johnston
and Bernice Heist. Topic given by
and we are happy to say that all
thee mentioned are reputable bus-
iness men, going strong thane twenty
years. When we look back, a
many changes have taken place in
practically every other line besides
our print .-hop. At that time we did
all the typoeetting by hand for a
year and a half when we introduced
a Rogers typeeetter, this proved a
big labor saver, then about seven.
.,7'a11;t ego we purchased the pvesent,
more modern Intertype machine on
which we can at present tat four
aineeeet faces of type. Wo niso
did ail oer newspapor folding by
hand at that thew, now we have a
ca IT of 11 1 1,11 P WM) inetchinn !tete-nee:wen.
• e. elene rend nennories of the peg "ea,. t1.1; cerieneey the ITT:lel
rucuty linger ill vai• mind, .,•H e1. t.) the home whe,
'we are • wondering - whet changes, dieeer wile served to the immediate
and success the next twenty years relatives at five o'clock. Mr. and
willbring us. Here's hoping for the Mr. Hansen will reside in Steele.
• eteey .best to all! j ford.
HYMENIAL
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the Ev. Lutheran par-
nmage on • Saturday December bite
esem Rev. E. Tuerkheim united in
holy wcddlock Nelda Elizabeth
•tveghter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
ol Zurich and Lorne llarold
sort of Fred and the late Mrs. Han-
sen of Stratford. The bride was at-
teeded by May Schwalm, sister of the
:Mile while the groom was attended
1,3' his. brother Edwin. The bride was
attired in a beautiful gown of brown
cr,,pc with accessorlos to match, Th.,
bridesmaid wore a frock of midnight
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To call on us for -what you will
require for Winter Wear.
We carry a wide range in Clothing, Wool ?Jul
Flannelette Blankets, Heavy Shirts for Men and
Boys. Also Sweater Coats, Pants, Overalls, Socks,
Shoes, and Rubbers, Rubbe.r Boots, Hahers :Fold
Harness Repairs..
STOCK FOODS. OYSTER SHELL, ETC., F.";'_"',
FR...ISH GROCERIES ALWAYS ,ON HAND'
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