Zurich Herald, 1935-01-17, Page 8PAXA FTG
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'THIS CLEARING SALE IS AN ANNUAL EVENT
WITH US, • AND OUR CUSTOMERS KNOW
From Past `Experience that this is a Genuine Money
Saving Event, and very interesting now in view of
Advancing Prices of all Materials
pening: Friday, Jan. 18th
Closing: Saturday Feb® 2nd
We sell Quality Goods only! Come Early! Come Often!
Space will not let us enumerate any of the Many Barg-
ains we have to Offer. Be sure and Read Our Large
Posters. And better still Come and See for yourself.
YOUR SURPLUS FUNDS CAN BE SAFELY
AND CONVENIENTLY ' INVESTED In
Huron & Erie
D ebentures
4,V4% Per Annum
Payable Half Yearly
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Now Earn
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4 z 2 /"o Per Annum
Payable Half Yearly
Any sum over $100.00 may be invested from 1 to
Years.
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Fl a v e Y o u MADE YOUR WI LL?
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As The Year Once. Mor4 Daws to a
a Close and the Season; of 3,000 WISHES
is upon us,.. We Take is Opportunity
of Saying to Our Ma: �4y Friends:
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a Ne„r Year
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AND MAY 1935 R.LNG YOU
HAPPINESS AND , : °ROSPERITY
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ITEMS OF LOCAL "MEREST
Mr. Harold Klopp of Detroit, was
a weekend visitor with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klopp.
Mrs. Amelia Fuss, who spent sev-
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
J. J.. .Swartz, at Detroit, has returned
home, and reports having had a most
enjoyable time in the big city of
Detroit. ,
COURT SITTINGS
Dates for the spring sittings of the
Supreme Court of Ontario in God-
'erich are announced' as follows: With
jury, February 26, before Mr. Just-
ice Hope; non -jury, May 7, before
Mr. Justice Makin,
AL and GOKE 1
LEAVE YOUR ORDER. WITH US NOW FOR
YOUR SUPPLY OF COAL AND CKE WHILE
PRICES ARE LOWEST
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
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:,OCAL MARKETS
( a't ted every Wednesday)
Eggs .-..<..._. ........,.... 1'I-14-1225
Bu Ib. creamery 23
Bu= ib. dairy ... _ . 27
Wheats bush ........
Berle.-, bush ... , .... 50
Biz heat, bussh. 50
Short . ton 26.00
Bram,:,ton'........ .... . 25.00
Flour, : cwt. X2.25 3.00
Lime ogs, cwt... . ., .. 6.50
Potatd,cs per bag • 35c
Chick lb. live 12-8
Chick s, dressed Ib 16-10
f IDucksl dressed lb ...... _• 12c
Geese dresed`ib. ...... _.-.... 11
Turkel , lb. dressed ..... _ ... 17-11
NO CHARGE LAID Lot. �� L.R.E. con., Ham,, owned by
Towzl.+ p under Tax Deed. Tenders
Goderich-It was intimated in offi-
cial circles that no .charge would bet .< ck he the foxenn�aon of Jana -
laid against A. W. Grieves, London_-
driver of the auto hi which" John E.
'3.9-35
Booth, Windsor, was killed when it ` f '.' y -law No. 1-1935 providing
was struck by a train on Dee. 8 last, 16r penditures en Township Roads
it was pointed out that the coroner's fee t 4 Year 1935 to the amount of
jury had returned a verdict of acci- 1 $800 `+.00 be read three times and
dental death, and that the evidence $hall' passed_
had shown that Grieve's vision of the( Th t the. Clerk subscribe for nine
approaching train was partially ob- copie of The Municipal World for
scared by a large barn near the cros-�Re ev , Councillors,' Clerk, Road Sup -
sing •. erint, pcient, Assessor and Tax Collec
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HAY . COUNCIL Tbl,t the Reeye and Clerk be Muth-
• The first session of the Council of okzzed to sign and submit to the Min
isD ev 1of High*ays, .
the petition of
the Township of Hay .for the year the °?ownship . of.Hay,,showing'that
1935 was held in the Town Hall, d„� Lg Vie. year 1934 there has been
Zurich, on January 14th 1935, ac- e: derided• on Township Roads the
cording to the Municipal Act. The 9-t n'; of $6641.54 de sting the
following subscribed to the Declarat- 9-t r•,oleory grant on that amount az
ion of Office: Reeve -Alfred Melick; e riling to the Ontario Highway Act
Councillors: Geo. Armstrong, Wm. a , ;amendments thereto.
Haugh, Max Turnbull and Edmund T1�at the annual meeting of the
Wolper. The Council then became s. ?eeribers of the' Hay Municipal TeI
organized for the year. After dispos- e .hone System .be held on Thursday,
ing of numerous communications, the January 31st 1935, in the Town Hall
following resolutions were passed: Zurich, at two o'clock in the after -
The following be appointed officials nom,.
of the Township for the year 1935: That the Reeve interview the mem-
Clerk and Treasurer, A. F. Hess; bore of the Huron County Council to
Assessor, Wm. H. Edighoffer; Audit- ascertain whether the County would
ors, G. Deichert and Jacob Haberer; be willing to contribute. a portion of
Caretaker of hall, John Albrecht; the cost of transportation of an in -
Member of Board of Health, C. C. digey t fneily wha are desxrious to
Schilbe; Sanitary Inspectors, Western go ,back to Scotland ;their former
Division, J. Block; Eastern Division home, •
B. C. Edwards; Schoot Attendance That the Council of Hay petition
Officers, Western Division Fred Du the ,Council of Huron to repeal by-
charme; Eastern Division W. R. Dou- law No. 18-1929, entitled "A by-law
gall, and that a by-law be prepared of the Municipal Council of the Co -
for passing at the next Council meet untyl,of Huron granting to the Town-
ing, confirming same. ship of Hay -the Baine powers granted
That the salaries to be paid to Tp. ,by Sec. 195, RAO. 1827, Chap 238,
Officials for the year 1935 be fixed to `dities and towns re arrears of tax-
es follows: Clerk and 'Treasurer, es" and place the powers granted
$360.00; for Tp, $200..:`•for Tp: miller said by-law in the hands of the
Roads, $350.00 for Telephone; As- Treasurer of the County of Huron,
sensor $100.00; Caretaker $40.00 as provided by the" Assessment Act
and extra for care of transients; in ,'that behalf.
Auditors $6.00 for Tp. and $2 for The following accounts be passed:
Telephone; Weed Inspector. 35 cents Telephone --Bell Co. tolls Nov. 20
per hour including transportation, to Dec. 21st 78.49; Northern Electric
Board of Health $1.00 per meeting; Co.'Supplies 225.71; Zurich Central
Selecting jurors, Clerk $5.00; Reeve switching 4 weeks 68.00; P. McTsac
and Assessor $2.00 each; Sanitary salary is months 600.00; E. R.;,Gu§n-
Inspector.50c for placing and remov- thele, cartage .50; EL G. Hess,'•labor.
ing cards in country and 45 dents in etc`:f 58.05;,'. General: Accounts; -C
Zurich, and 1.Oc. per mile one way; Thi e1, acct re indigent 8.20';; Ont•
50c. for disenfecting house; $2 for hospital acct 3 months indigent $391
insnecting Zurich; $1.00 for Blake L.:Schilbe & Son, coke for. hall 35.37
and $L50 for Dashwood ani 10e per DeGestettner Co. supplies 5,83; T.E.
mile one way. Diermucnd acct indigent 15.63; Ern -
That the following be aj ointed as players Assurance Co, bond re treas.
found Keepers for the Tp: A. In- ewer 40.00; Gladman & Stanbury, ac.
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We car"ry`° a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also "Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
Frost Tight
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Furniture,
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Lock Wire Fencing and Pates and Fencing
Supplies and Posts.
Balloon and Cord Tires,
in all, sizes ti
Ant '., Tubes
ROSE GASOLENE, ENARCO OILS,
Springs and Keds Felt altacl Marshall
Mattresses
Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith-
ing our Specialty. Full line ,f heavy and shelf` Hard-
ware always in stock.
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FENCES ON THE " FARM. LET US SUPPLY
I. YOU WITH . THE BFST OF WOVEN WIRE,
ALSO HAVE BARS WIRE. SEE US ABOUT
NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EVE -
TROUGHING
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SPECIALS! SPECIALS!
Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon
4 Special Stove Oil, at per gallon 13c
We also have some very Attractive Prices in
Furniture. See Our New Beds, Springs and
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USED FURNITURE
t • Two Good Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;
Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Dining Tables;
Kitchen Chairs, Etc. Alt Big Bargains for quick Sale.
BE SURE AND SFE; THEM!
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THESE PRICES subiect to -
Painting Wagon
Painting Buggy
Recovering Buggy Top
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Rerirnnning Buggy Wheels Set
Buggy Shaft
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• gram, W. Alexander, S. Schroeeler,O. tarsi( 4.00; J. 0• Salmon, cartage
Grob, W. 3. Johnston, S. Iloffrean,G, coke 2.25; Teens. Huron County, ac
14 Krue- t re indigent ent 2.60; Municipal
Becker, D. Swartze;ntruher, H. cairn g
ser. F. Turnbull and F. Denomme. World eupplies 14,83; Twu. ClcVI'
0 And the following Sheep valuators, nomination expenses 10.,00, Twp. 01
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Billie Parke, Tied ilaFrerrr and p'. reg. Births, Deaths :+ra; Mo�•r.;*q 23.f°
0. .Xedine. And the following Fence II„ C. Hess, lamps town hall 5n
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. view(‘rs: I), Dignan, A. Pfaff, 3. Eat- TB xrthon & Drysdale acct 1.43; <1
iii stein, and Albert t Tlendtick, and (hit Ilea, re. transients 8.60, Sick (Wild
1 by-law be prepared for passing at x•c,nn's Ilospitab grant 3.00:
O next Council meeting eonfirining the 'That the Council adjourn to me
same. I again on rrhurs:.
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That the Clerk advertise for Ten- ' one ,o'clock in the afternoon.
dors for .sale :of the '64 :acres, part+ A. F. Hens, Clerk.
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Is Now Here. Have you looked after your Automa-
t bile in preparation for the Cold Weather? Changed to
: lighter Oil, and had your Radiator filled with -a good
a Anti -Freeze?.. Run in your car and let us spa this very
Important thing Right Now?
a Gasoline and Kerosine always kept on hand in large
and small quantities. Let us .fill your barrels or
et 3t Containers. ,
Expert Workmanship on Repair Work, and Overhead
4. 4. Jobs on all Makes of Cars ith. Charges Very •.
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1 _ Manufacturers, Etc:
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message of service.'
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And the World listens when I speak!
For those who have used me as their Servant I have 1
gathered untld millions into their coffers.
1 command the ,legeons of fashion, mould the styles i
and lead the World whithersoever I gal
I sow fields for you to reap a Golden Harvesti
Service. 1 : Ma. ; aterr SaDlesnnan at Yom Service. and
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