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ZURICH, THURSDAY +[C1
atronize the horne Mero
Saturday, February 2ral was the
clay when the bear or groundhog
Comes out to see their shadow and -if
they do see it back they go for an-
other six weeks winter_ Well, this
year he didxLot see any shadow as
the day was quite Lazye. Teat we hope
they did not remain outince as -we
have had zero weather the past few
clays. However, if this traditional
adage is correct, we will soon be en-
tering into wanner sprfnggice weath-.
er.
HAS MANY COPPERS
Exeter—With the coining of Fc br-
aaiy, local motorists besixeged the
office of George M. Grant, issuer of
licenses, and the original supply ea.
commercial number plates was ex-
hausted. The second series of plates
for private cars: will he started soon -
A ruckt driver entering from the
north presented himself' and while
-the other applicants crammed behind
with paper money, ix large bag of l
coppers explaining that he had been
unprepared for the emergency when
Traffic Officer W; Robinson of Ex-
eter had insisted "1935 plates or
don's leave town." An obliging fri-
end helped Grant out by counting'
and the .impatient crowd as far as
space permitted breathed sighs of re-
lief. The bag of copper coins made
the payment..
STILL CHEAPER RATES
While attending the annual meet-
ing of the Hay Municipal System the
other day, mostof us were kind of
patting ourselves on the back for the
low rates we have $9.00 per year,
and we thought is . was the lowest in
this part of Ontario. But since we.
noticed of two other systems within
an hour's drive that has the Hay Sy-
stem beat for low rates. The Blyth
Telephone System the past year had
a $12.00 rate charged, but the ex-
ecutive refunded $4.00 per prone to
the subscribers and asked the Ont-
ario Railway Board to have their
rates reduced to $8.00 which was the
actual cost of each phone, and they
are showing . a nice surplus. Then
we notice the Colborne System has
been collecting a $8.00 rate and they
will continue to do so, and their
treasury also shows a nice balance
on hand. So. the Hay System is
at present $1.00 per phone dearer
than these two other systems. The•
balance on hand in the Hay System
should be large enough for the pres
ent. As one of the employees in-
timated to us the other day "The
more money we have, . the more will
be spent." . This is practically true l
in every line of utility owned con-
cerns. We think in time the Hay
Do You Need Glasses?
Stop and Think how important it is
that you wear correct glasses—cor-
rectly
lasses—carrectly prescribed for yen= vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Your
:health may Iargely depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZURBRIEGG, R. O.
At HESS JEEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICII
. At Dashwood, Saturday, at Pfile's.
ST.. PETERS
atuilute tam
Lean;;
System should be operated on at
$8.00 per phone as well as some of
these other systems. here's hoping!
HAY COUNCIL'
FEBRUARY 7, (985.
Chester L, Smith, Publisher
$L25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in. Advo
*L50 INARRLti:R , s 3141.7 sz CIAL&Beigb.
and read the
Shoe Repairm
I wish to advise the Pta,lic';t},:
am in_ a position to de all kind;:
shoe repairing, and solicit your
ronage.. Give its a trial ,for'g
workmanship.
' GARFIELD BROWN'
Zurich -- Ont.
well be appointed Fence' Viewe
place of David Dignan, res gne
That Ezra Bender be appoieted
Weed Inspector in place. of Cit
Siemon, resigned. Rate of pay-,
35 cents per hour including trail
tation. That the report' of the;
itors be adopted as jjrresentec* uo<d
copies of report be printed file,:
lic distribution. That by lavra_
2-3 and 4 appointing ofcia18, .4ae
ing remuneration for the Town;
of Hay for the year '1935 be re`d
times and finally passed and the„,-
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he;;)eve and Clerk be authorized .t6.,
the same and the Clerk a the
of the Corporation thereto. Tha
half Lot 14, L.R.E., eon., Towns
of Hay, owned by the. Township
der tax deed, be sold to CIayton
Smith at $1005.00. Payment to
made within thirty days. That
Tax Collector be authorized toc
tinue the levy for all unpaid t
up to April 1st, 1935, and shall
turn the Ro11 on •April,lst 1935.
That the following grants be,,f
fo
to Agricultural Societies l 197
lpr.
Zurich Fair $50.00; Hensal.S`''
Fair $15.00;; EXeter Fall Fair $10
Grand Bends Schaal Fair $5.99::.'
Zurich Library .shall comer under`
same class as Agridultural Socie
and shall not be charged •for ,ase:,
Town Hall for concerts , except ,4?,
caretaking. That the rate of 'pend
work performed on,_..Townshipemti
for year 1935 lie :fixed ae :e
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1 Paper
see
Mr. George Hess of Hensall called
Zurich friends on Wednesday.
1)r J. and. Mrs. Ward of Exeter,
;e. Sunday visitors at the home of
and Mrs. E. E. Weido.
Mr. Wallace Ross 'of Brucefield
Sled at the : home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. Smith, Friday.
Messrs James Patterson and Don-
d`Burns of Hensall were in town on
usiness on Monday.
Zr. Milton Oesch, Mrs. Norman
Oascho and Mrs. 0, Surerus motored
'q:. London on Sursday to visit Mr.
Newman Gascho at the hospital.
We are pleased to report that Miss
Jessie, MacDonald, who underwent
an operation a week ago, at St. Jos-
ph's' Hospital, London, is improving
'well as could be expected,
the local rink, we understand is
ging, to give the public plenty of
teitaiui' ont the' coining week. On
iday evening' 6f this week the Sea-
orth hockey team is expected to be
out, this is not affirmed' as yet, but
are to lookfor announcements.
xt.week the second carnival of the
ason will be staged, and further
oui•I'iements .will be made. Mr.
aberer, the manager, advises us
at the; amplifier is now in good
rkieg order, and the best of music
•-ire supplied for these events.
connection with the Carnival a
sin dance will . also be spons-
.. 'The regular Monthly meeting oi° Man a0Fl team 40 -.a
theCouncil, i A , h r rtk ys
er ice wit ,. u° s s
onI,' �� •a., Ja _� y se wit ''%- I, tee horses''•50' cents 'per'
the members Ines'ei;. The 7'vwrisirerman, team and mower 60c. hr; gra
Treasurer reported that the receipts 15 cents per yard.' Owner ,'of pit.__.
for. 'the month of January amounted keep same in shape at 'his 'own ex-
to
xto ...$1074.02, being composed of pease. ; That` the following be a.p-'
$799.07 taxes and penalties; teleph- pointed Road `Commissioners for the,
one tolls $62.04; on 1935 taxes $100 various Township Road divisions in
water ,Zurich P. Village $3.00; Gov- the Township' of Hay for the year,
ernment grant on relief $9.53;^'Gov- 1935 and that a By-law confirming•,
einemeint•grant on seed grain guaran- same be prepared for passing at next
tees $36.83; Miscellaneous $63.5'5., meeting: Rd. No. 1 (a) 'M. M. Rus
Atte! .disposing of the cormnuni- sell, (b) Robt. Munn, (c) S. McAr
Christ far
ing World?'
F'riday, 8h. Luther League
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5„: Saturday—Choir Rract!ee.
SUNDAY SERVICES:
Chan g-
10 a. m.—German Service:
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School
' 7.30 p.m English service -
.1 Everybody Welcarae` to all Services
E. TUERICHE , .Pastor
NEW! SMART
Low Priced 15 Jewel Watch
for Men
$9.95
$9.95
A dependable Time Keeper
At a Low Price.
Beautiful Cased With
Bracelet to Match!
lies, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
BLUE COAL
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea
Genuine Servet Solvay Cok
MILLERS CREEK
and
Rosedale Alberta
Pocahontas Briquets.
A new Domestic Fuel for every p?nr
pose. Intense Heat, very little smoke -
or
c i .
or Ash.
W. R. DAVIDSON
CASH paid 4e Yrggs en
ri3asis.
Phone 10 "�, ,. .- . ; BNS
a Grade'
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SPECIAL
cations the .following resolutions tee- ti nr; Rd. 2, ,(a) C. Aldworth, (b) W
re passed: That Charles IL Black - Coleman, (c) Geo. Dick, (d) S. Rope
Rd. 3, ' (a) C. Aldworth, (b) A. Mous
seau, (c) 0. Koehler; Rd. 4, (c).;A..
WE. SELL THE °$RST )FOR LESS
Hill Crest shairtening, 2 -lbs. .23c
Fancy red Cohoe Salmon 1:lb. 'tin 19c
Old •Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins 19c
Choice. Quality Tomatoes, large tin,' 2 tins......19c
Choice. Quality tomatoes No. 2 tin, 2 tins i 3 c
Choice. Quality Golden .bantorn corn, 2 tins22c
Loose read cut macroiii, 3 lbs. 1 9c
P and G.. Naptic .5 Soap, cakes . 19c
White corn, 2 this . .. 19c
Peas, 2 _ - .._._...—.. 23c
Tomato soup 2 tins 19c
,Y .MOID►Sr
New Prints„ priced at 19c and 25c. yd.
Men's best Fleeced`ltrted'Under'wear per gaunt. 59c
Men's'Fleeced lined Combinations at .,x,1.1 9
Men"s aI1' of lieavy' itab Underwear,, garmtt 1.19
All Heavy Winter Ladies 'and -Children's Under-
wear at Reduced 5.� :Also 'Sweater Coats.
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until sold out. Compare our Prices'
J.W. ME
Highest for .
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Reichert ; Rd. 5, (a) H. Pfaff, (b)
James Green, (c) J. M. Richardson;
Rd. 6, (a) Oscar Greb, (b) N. Fos-
ter; Rd. 7, (c) Fred 3. Haberer; Rd.
'8, (a) A. Smith, (b) T. Steinbach,
(e) John Oesch; Rd. 9, (a) R. Mil-
ler, (b) G. Surerus, (c) E. Erb; Rd,
10, (a) J. M. Ziler, (b) R. Adams,
(c) F. E. Deomme; Rd. 11 W..Fis:
cher; Rd. 12, W. E. Turnbull; Rd.
13, (a) P. Schade; Rd. 14, (a) P.
Campbell. (b) U. �E'file, (c) E. Hen
drick; Rd. 15, (a) Gilbert Jeffrey,*
Pd. 16, W. Ducharnie; Rd. 17, M.
Corriveau; Rd. 18 (a) T. Dinsmore„
(b) W. Farrell;; Zurich P. V., . Hy.
Steinbach; Dashwood P. V., E. Gei-
ser.
Motion, that the Road Superintend-
ent be authorized to attend the con-
vention of Township Road Superine
tendents to be held at Toronto on
February 18th and 19th.
The following accounts were pas -
sod:
Teleehone Accounts—F. Gerry &
Co. 'bat'teries 9.38; National Revenue
of Canada, tax on tolls 26.52: G.
Deichert, auditor 2.00; 3. W. _Haber-
er auditor 2.00; Postage for notices
re annual meeting 6.12. Zurich Cen-
tral switching 3 weeks 51.00; 'S.
Ireland refund rates 5.00; H. G. Hess
labor 41.15. General Accounts
Municipal -World, eight Ibbs. 8.04
S. -Hoffman wood for hall 5.00; L.
Sehiibe & Son, acct indigent 1.20;
I. Gasebo & Son, acct indig. 6.21;
L. M Hnrtleib acct indg, 2.33; J.
T. ertleib 'ect irtlee 2.70: J . Tienian
Son acct" indigent 1.86,G, Beich-
ert auditor 6.00.; J. W. Haberer ditto
6.00; °iC++".'id l�:il World dog t^•g'S, FIS-
srNsment roll rte. 24.67; Yungblut &
Son acct indigent .25; J. W. Merner
. •1 .. 1 .� r• . 'r n i �, r,r.f• i,., inns -
;ente 7,40; ,Tn1 'Rio& ditto ;.20; W.
)n i) i i .ion coy;., ledge l'e .i ; G. 3
Thiel, acct indg. 6,20.
The Connell adjourned to meet a-
gain on Monday, March 4th, at 7,30 ,
'o'clock pan. t
A, F. 1•Iess, Mork..
c; aeh person pure o asin
the. Library play "No Account l-bav-
id' ,.'will receive . one FREE chance
-on a beautiful cushion. The price of
a chance without a ticket is IOc. The
winner of cushion will be decided by
drawing the lucky number from a hat
on the night of the play, February
`12th. Buy a ticket and see this de-
lightful play'.., Adults 25c, children
15c, reserved seats 10e extra. Enjoy
an evening of laughter and boost the
Library.
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OBITUARY
Late John Hey, Sr.
One by one the olds pioneer settlers
are being called to their eternal re-
ward. This week we are called upon
to cronicle the death of one of our
elder citizens, and one beloved by
alle that we know of, in the person
of Mr. John Hey*, Sr., who passed a-
way Saturday mid -night, February
2nd, at the beautiful old age of 83
years, 8 months and 3 days: Deceas-
ed was not enjoying his good health
for several weeks, and gradually
grew weaker and slept peacefully a-
way on Saturday night. Mr. Hey
in his younger days knew all about
pioneer life, his father at one time
owned the farm where the village of
Zurich now stands. He lived for
many years on the Babylon line
where many years ago he cleared
for himself a 'fine farm now owned
by his son Mr. Wm. Hey. After re-
tiring to town he purcl�.ased the plc, e
now owned by Mr . E. Wuerth, and
later moved on the present residence.
He was indeed a peaceable man and
a fine citizen, always seemed to be in
a cheerful and conversant mood. He
leaves to mourn his loss his widow,
who is very feeble in health, three
daughters, Mrs. P. Fassold of Dash-
wood, Mrs. Ed. Stelek of the 14th,
con., Hay and Mrs. Wickens, who isr
staying with her parents; tee sons,
John of Zurich; William of the Bab-
ylon line, and Samuel Hey of Blake;
Four .sisters ;also survive, Mrs. J. W.
Horner of Zurich, Mrs. Sam Gott-
schalk of Seaforth, a sister' in Mich-
igan and a sister in Kansae. Also 18
grandchildren and 5 great grandchil-
dren The funeral was held on Tues-
day afternoon to the Lutheran church,
for service and intcrri'eW in thy? Lith
era n cemetery. Rev,. ! uerkheim,
pastor, officiated. Owing; to the ill-
ness of Mrs. Iley, who is in her 80th
year, the funeral was held plivately
at the home. We extend sympathy l
o the bereaved.
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We are Offering Our Customers
GENtiINE A RGAINS
IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS:
Wool Blankets, Flannelette Blankets, Wool and
Fleeced Underwear, Prints, Broadcloths, Gingharm
and Flannelettes.
Girl's and Children's Pullovers and Sweater .Coats,,
Men's and Boys' Heavy Socks and .Stockings, Sweaters
Smocks, Heavy Rubbers', Overshoes„
ETC., ETC.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 -97 E3LAKE
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