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Chester L. Smith, PrrEIIw,Iirr ,
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1,50 in: Advance
$1.50 ter arum kite, se max gls faneeeeek.
Oiistorners and
we oxte 4d Sea:on's Greetin
Capital Theatre
Goderich — Phone 47
'To One and AU we wish. a, Briand
Happy CHRISTMAS SEASON
Now Playing—Voice fat the. Night,
with Ilere McCoy.
Mon. and Tues. Matinee Xmas Day.
A seasonal topic presented in a way
-to warm your good hwn. A New Hit
IT'S A GIFT"
-with W. C. Fields and Bahy Leroy
Two colored cartoons, a two reek
comedy and Peranuannt News.
Wed. and They
'"Charlotte Greenwood, Richard Arlen,
.Roscoe Ates, Gary Cooper, Cary
• Grant, Charlie Rugg/ea, Ned Sparks,
Mae Marsh, Ed.. Ev. Horton, Jack
•Oakie, Polly 1VIoran, and a host of
others in an entertaining novelty.
"Alice hi Wonderland"
Lewis Carroll's immortal. fantasy_
Friday and Saturday
JOE E. BROWN
The screen's most comical caper-
ecutter returns in t hilarious ,Fern -farce
"An Honorable Guy"
With Alice White
Coming—Twenty Million Sweethearts
Matinees Tues., Wed and Sat. 3 p.m.
Do You Need Glasses?
.Stop and . Think haw important It is
-that you "wear correct glasses --coo'- claiming any such ambition, but un-
less prescribed for your vision- g the children visiting their grandpar-
°Correctly styled to your face. Your less adequate reforms for the abuses ose of diverting the Aux Sable Road 1 ents Rev. and Mrs. E. Burn. The
!health may largely depend . !!seen he ?las exposed are forthcoming, he under Municipal by-law No. 428 of , t on a motor tripfrom Chicago
vision. will.ar
be subjected to tremendous pole 1929 of the Tp. of Stephen in which to New York city, and itwas very
See C E. EC1tGrn t , itical pressure, to lead an insnrgent the Judge awards the claimant, M. r nice of them to stop off a few days
At HESS JEw1 1Rr STORE radical group—Goderich Star. Pollock, the sum of $800 and $200 with their ••Zurich friends. dice Joy
extra for interest charges and com-
for completion of fence, a not only is an outstanding radio sing -
total of $1000. This award is in set- er,,,but indeed a very fine personality
tlement of Mr. Pollock's original cla- to. meet
im as presented to the arbithator,
namely $10 compensation for comp!- Athletic Meeting
tion of fencin; $1200 compensation The anxival meeting of the Zurich
for land taken olid interest on $1200 The
Club was held in the Town
Hall, last Thursday evening, Decem-
ber 130th with a. good attendance.
The chair was. occupied by the Presi-
dent, Mr. William O'Brein, who act-
ed as chairman. for the entire meet-
ing. Mr. K. tR>sutledge was appoint-
ed as secretary in place of the regu-
ulgar secterary,. Ed. Gascho, absent.
The treasurer, Mr. Milford Schilbe,
reported a balance' in the treasury of
$31.66. It was decided to organize a
hockey team for the 1034-5 season.
Motion, that Ivan Yungblut be ap-
pointed as manager of the hockey
team. Motion that. the foIlowi;ng be
appointed as a working committee:
L. Hoffman, Ed. Gascho, Milt Desch,
and Ferd 'laborer: Motion that the.
Tough Feed
Farmers in western states are pay-:
ing $5.00 per ton for Russian thistle
as they .have no feed for their cat-
tle. It's tough on the farmer but
worse still on the cattle.—Er.
Thank You!
The Zurich Herald last week cele-
brated its 200th birthday, and the gen-
ial publisher and 'editor, Mr. C. L.
Smith, takes a modest half column
to say thank you 'to those who have
given it suppoat and patronage dur-
ing the two decades of its career. We
congratulate The Herald and trust
it may live to a ripe old age, every
year improving and growing better
and better.—Clinton News -Record.
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The Dangerous Crossing!
Again at Goderich the dangerous
railway crossing has taken its toll of
life, and while it should be a warn-
ing to one and all to slow down and
.elow down sufficiently to be able at
a moments notice to stop before get-
ting in contact with the tracks. At
this time of year when there is ice
and snow on the roads even much
greeted precaution should be exercis-
ed, as .one slip may be fatal and may
be the last one' you will make. Don't
try and beat the train, as it might be
only too late as in this case.
Can He Stem the Flood?
Judging from Mr. Stevens' recent
meetings, that forager Minister has
unloosened a flood of public opinion
which may carry him yet to the lead-
ership of a new party, whether he
now foresees that eventuality or not.
That is the view freely expressed by
seasoned spectators :on Parliament
HIM No doubt he is .sincere in • diu
Shoe. Repairing
I wish .to advise the Public that 'T 1
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.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on Monday, Dec. 3rd at 1
pare All members were present. The.
minutes of the previous meeting we-
re read and adopted. A deputation
of residents whose lands border on
the Town Line between Stephen and
McGillivray waited on the council to
ask them to use their influence to
have the Town Line changed to a
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemner
motored to London on Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Faust of
Mitchell were Sunday visitors with
friends in town.
Judge T. M. Costello of Goderich,
motored down and attended Division
Court on Wednesday morning in the
Town Hall.
The annual Christmas entertain-
ment of St. Peter's Lutheran church
will be held on Monday night, (Chris-
tmas eve) December 24th,
Mrs. Sol. Martin and Mr. Os,car
Greb of the Babylon line attended
County Road and maintained jointly the funeral of the former's brother -
by the Counties of Huron and Mid- in-law, Mr. John Hoffman at London
dlesex. It was passed that the Reeve
and Deputy -reeve interview the Hur
on County Council at the coming
session asking them to have the said.
Town Line maintained by the Coun-
ty of Middlesex. Motion that -a grant, lata 12.r.. John E. Hoffman, at Lond-
of $15 be made to the South "Huron on on Saturday,
Plowmen's Association. Motion thee
a grant of $10 be made to the Tp: Mr, Albert Smith of Crosswell,
Athletic Community Field; Motion,Mich., and sister, Mrs. Vanattar, of
that the Collector's Bond be receiv- Applegate, Mich., were week -end vis -
ed and accepted and filed with the itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clerk. Wm. O'Brein. Mr. Smith is a great
The•. Cle%k read the Judgment of lover of hunting and enjoyed the jack
Judge T. M. Costello, dated Nov. 21 rabbit hunting the past few days.
1934, who, acted as arbitrator in the l' Miss AIice Joy, The Dream Girl
matter of the expropriaion of certain
portions of Lot Ocie. in -the Aux S� dnger of Radio Land, with her two
ble" Con lo the Tp of Stephen own Inial`!" of
are . spending a few
ed by Solo
Pollick for the purp-1 days at the Evangelical parsonage,
on Saturday.
Mrs. BB. Pfile and daughter Pearl,
Mr, Urban Pfile and Mr. Laird Jacobe
of Zurich and Mr. Henry Pfile of
Hensall, attended the funeral of the
Every Tuesday at ZORICH
At Dashwood„ Saturday. ,:at .Phles
Store..
ST. PETER'S
:Evangelical Lutheran Churih
ZURICH — 011/T_
"A Changeless cCyhrist far .a: Chang-
ing �p,�orld."
Friday, 8h—Luther League.
Saturday—Choir I'raelice..
SUNDAY SERV'ICE'S:
10 a, m.—German Service_
Dr. Dafoe, Returns
Well, over the week -end the fame
pus Dr. Defoe, the northern Ontario
country doctor who done so much to.
preserve the Iives of the famous
its", has returned from New
York, and on his return the little from date of taking possession Dec.
girls all greeted bin,+ -with a warm 16, 1929 at 5% per annum. Each
sohle we are told, and what is nicer party is to pay his own costs. Motion,
'than a smile from. an infant. But that the $1,000 which the Township
.when five smiles are at once directed is to pay Mr. Pollock is to be forw-
on a person, the joy must be unex- arded to the Tp. solicitors, and to
pressable. The Doctor had a most hand the same to Mr. Pollock or his
glamorous time in the big city of solicitors on receiving satisfactork
New York with all its white lights, title to the land.
and he was royally entertained, and The report of the Auditor of the
seen many 'things That were new to Provincial Highways Dept. of his
him, but even the fancy dancing girls audit of the Tp. Expenditure on rds.
in the Municipality for the year 1933
was read and ordered filed.
Motion that By-law No. 490 ap-
pointing the following Dep -Return-
ing Officers and Poll Clerk's for the
several polling divisions in the Tp.,
be finally passed: Po11 No. 1 N.
'111.15 a.m.—Sunder School- .of the night clubs could not detract
7.30 p.m.--Englisk service. from his wonderfni. peesonali'ty.
:Everybody Welcome 'tom adi Steams,., Would 'to 'God that all men were like
this outstanding character and the
world would be all the better.
E. TUERKHEillig,, Pastor.
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NEW
ocery
Nature's E ;s Tuanatoes.2's 'ran. ,... 3e
Florida Ta; mein per :dozen —25c
Mincemeat, 2 lbs—for.,r.----. �.�.._...__.._..,. ..__._ c
Xmas. mixed Candy. .2 lbs. ,„25,c
ack's_No-nib des `a i1ets each ... .. 3c
Super, Suds 2 for..._:_ ... .,_ 19c
'Red Bird Ma .dies„ 31toxes ;for ..... 27c
Maple But-,: per jar ._,.. 25c
ALL KINDS OF FRT.II Vis,NUTS AND
PFJ .: FOR CHIS': IAS CAKES.
Also Threads, Pins, Lams, E"a:
emo J cJ
EGGS WANTED.
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Baker D.R.O., W. Willert Poll Clerk;
No. 2 P. Dearing, W. J. StanIake, No
3, G. Nicholson, G. E. Wenzel, No. 4
J. T. Hirtzel, Ed. Beaver; No. 5, Pat
Sullivan, J, Mawhinney, No. G Ed. G
Ilraft, W. Klenstiver; No. 7, John
Houlahan, Percy Mollard; No. 8 R.
Pollock, Wm. Hicks; No. 9, I. Best
erd, H. Wainer. A large number of ths. The former staff of officers will!
accounts were passed which will be carry, on for the coming year,
reported in the financial statement•to
be printed soon.
The Council met in the Town Halal •
on Sat. the 15th, all nimbus were 'quiet blit happy msatrirn:onial i.
present. Motion, that F. W. Mor- eve#it took place ;on Tuesday morn -
lock, collector of taxes having return ing, December 18th when Miss Susie
ed the Collector's Roll' pursuant to Jacobe,. eldest daughter of Mrs. S.
Sec. 118 •of the Act and having fail- Jaeobe and the late Sol. Jacobe, was
ed t�o collect all the taxes •for the united . 1n nzattziage to Mr. James
wail 1934, the ' said,, F, W. Glorloek I�annie::of, .the Babylon Line, Hay
pis hereby appointed and authorized Township. The rn. rriage taking
to fc,Ontinue .the levy and collection place at; the. Evangelical parsonage,
' of the unpaid taxes in the manner Zurich, rith Re e..E. Burn, officiating
bind• with the power provided by law 'Ilea' pride looked charming, wearing
for the general levy and ro Ii etiou a gown of sand crepe witia accessor-
_ of taxes. The account of Dr. C. C., ies, .and carrying . a bunch' of white
Misner for attendance to indigent chrysanthemums Caught with a ping
patients, was ordered filed.riblbon. They were unattended, 4:1-
Motion; that in the event of a ter the ceremony a wedding 'break -
Municipal l;leriioti be u• h•tl,l on fit was served at the home o1: the
Tete 0 lav, the .70. of J'anuery 1935, a bride'S mother. The happy couple
Dlebescite shall be taken for an ex- then leaving for London, St. Thom-
peeeeion of an opinion as to whether as, Dunville and other points, the
oro+ -,r,r• , ,,1e•.'''n,•" ere in favor of the bride ,travelling in a frock of Triple
iis;r:ly i i*carred oou,.e•i'i p a,sing a ieso- ehere erepe 'iditlt accessories to match
'. ! . " 3 .t'r CF 1Z cm- i ' a'lloTk let'.i7^7� Vie;/ win reside on
ti•ei to sell beer and wine in Send- the groom's fine farm, Babylon line,
and Hotels in this municipality. fogy Township. 'rho herald joins
A lar'g'e number of orders were. pas, `r air many Zurich :friends in c' tend-
-eel, ing season's greeting, and many hap -
El. x'it"ger Clerk,
pi' years of tvCtl,i4;.1 life.
working committee melte to the rur-
al League and try. to get a "by".
Motion, that the working committee
organize a town league and try to
organize a league with the neighbor-
ing teams, Mations, that. Milt Desch
Will Siebert and K. •.A. Routiedge be
appointed a committee to see that a
play is put on during the winter mon
H.YME,NIAL
Xmas.
Creeting
Cards
New Stock
New Low Prices
OVER 1,000
CARDS TO
CHOOSE FROM
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
EARLY
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
BLUE COAL
We wish all our
Customers ane.
Friends a
erry
Christnitas
W. R. DAVIDSON
Phone 10 1`l S ILL
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May Good Luck, and GGod Health be
Yours for the Corning Year.
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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Season's Qreol ing
To Our Customers and
Friends
An d we invite you to visit our St(g' `e
AND SFE WHAT WE HAVE IN THE
LINE OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS. WE Ha'8:.
SOMETHING TO PLEASE THE CHILDREN
AS WELL AS THE OLDER PEOPLE. ALSO
CHRISTMAS CANDY, NUTS, PEELS, RA. SIINIS
FIGS, DATES, ORANGES, AND LEMS
ETC., ETC.
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GENERAL ti4 HAAIT
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