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Vol. XXXV New 36
ZUR1CH,, THURSDAY [4 R
MARCH 14, (935.
Patronize
A woman may be able to '€lo 'her
own housekeeping, hit ske •always Zeas
to get some, other woman to !help
her keep a secret.
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'In Police Court
The only .case lis' fed for hearing in :
the magistrates court axe Thursday
was that of Lewis Ellwood, Coder -
/eh, chargedwith. reckless driving,
':and was adjourned for one week by
Magistrate J. A. Mans- This was
necessary because a witness injured
when Ellwoodra truck is alleged to
have struck the buggy in which he
was riding, was just discIlargetl, from
-.hospital and is too weak to travel
'The accident happened near Exeter
about a month aga-
Do You Need Glasses?
:Stop and _Think how important it its
~that you wear correct glasses—eor
erectly' .prescribed for your vision.
Correctly styled to your face. Tour
stealth may Largely depend an keen
vision.
See C. E. ZETR',BRI , IL 0.
At HESS JEWELERT STORE
Every Tuesday at. BCH
.At Dashwood, Saturday., :alt Ffile'sl
Stare:
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zEvangelical Lutheran Church'
MUCK— O1I,T
"A Changeless Christ/45r ar, CC aang
Friday, 8h—Luther'Le:•.
,Saturday—Choir Practice.
SO'SDAY SERVICES: . ..
t'0 a{;m .Germ�•*i.' Iry
1145' an.—Sunday SoL
7.80 p.m. --English service.
Everybody Wtleozue fee ell .'Services.
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cl�read
ensali Council M . sites
vat
The ;regular :meeting of the 'Village
Council held ex March 4 at 8 pan. in
the Connell Chamber with all memb-
ers being present.. Minute of pre
;ileus meeting wire read aria adope
ted. J. ' W O4A1 i i re4. as
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delegate from the Brei'` Society ask-
ing for a grant of the use of the•ha13,
for same. Motion that thehall be gra-
nted. .Mr. F. Coleman appeared
eskking for aid for Miss Taylor as
regards her hearing: F. G. Bon-
thron, tax collector. reported $1004
unpaidtaxes still outstanding. Mot-
ion, that the Collector complete his
collector on or before April 1st and
hand in, the roll completed by thein.
Correspondence read as follows:
Depty of Labor, . Clark & Till, Dept.
of Highways, Motor Vehicle Branch,
Unemployment Relief Branch and Co
unty Clerk. Same fled_ Bilis and
accounts:
- G. Walker meals for transients
$23.25; G. Hudson, bal. of salary,
16.12; Hensall Hydro, hydro 6.91; R
Smale, labor streets .60; L. Rands
labor streets 2.00; G. Smale, streets
10.00; Huron Expositor, printing
8.03; J. A. Paterson, postage 2.00;
F. W. Hess, repair band instruments
15.50; Municipal World, supplies 1.40
roe Repa�r�
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Chester L. Smith,rEnbei
$L25 a year, U.S. $x:.50 ire Advaatma
#L50INARREARS, lie MAY J; unas ate
the local Paper
THE ELCO
WATCH
I. wish to advise the Public •this;
am in a position:,, to do all kinds
shoe repairing, and solicit o+ur. D
ronage. Giveus a trial. for'.
workmanship.
GARFIELD BROWN
zuocIP but
CARD OF THAN;
The bereft family of the tat e
per Walper wish. through thin xn
tum to greatly thank their neigtib
and friends for the kindness, 4ssi'
ance and sympathy shown during'.
illness.. and passing of the tielaarfe
IN MEMORIAM.
In loving memory of our dear sons'
and brothers: Elmer- Gesell, who pee
sed away three years ago, Febr
14th, 1932, and Ivan Oesch who
sed away two years ago, March
1933.
Gone into that light that shines
G. M. Case, coal, Tull 31.85rW. R. fair,
aavidson coal, relief '39.61. School
Board, current expenses 1000.00. Gone from the earth of sorrow
Motion that we grant' the 'Band care,
Resting those hands 'that • did t
the use of the Hall free for practic-
ing. Motion, that . bylaw 4, 1935
caretaking and managing of the
rest.
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best, -
Gone dear sons and brothers.gone
Town Hall be givenfirst reading,and
final reading and passed. Motion that
Charles Wolfe be notified by the
Clerk to, _pay $5.00 per month rent
for the use• of the property and the
same to be peid into the hands of
the, Tresurer monthly.
Motion, that we now, adjourn.
James >.A. Faterapn,
' Miss Helen Thiel of: Hensall spent
Sunday' with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 'George Thiel.
. Mr. Henry Betchen of Maysville is
spending a' weekat the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Zirk, of the Bronson line
Mrs: Eliazbeth Weber .is spending
a few weeks at Bayfield in care of
Mrs. Percy Weston who is 'ill.
gr. Percy Weston of Bayfield cal -
e4' in town on Friday: Mrs. Weston
not enjoying. her good health.
kr: and Mrs. Theo. Wagner of
,Guelph spent the week -end with the
dormer's, parents, 1Vtr. and Mrs. W.1
. Wagner.
We are pleased to report that Mr. I
',LeeRoy O'Brein is able to be out a-
ain after his attack of appendicitis
Mast week.
Mr. and, Mrs. Stebbins and two
daughters of near Grand Bend were
Satuday visitors at the homes of
11r. Samuel Deitz, .and son Milton.
Mrs. Pfaff of - Exeter spent a few
allays with her mother, Mrs. Mary
9; Schwelm. Mrs. Schwalm has not be
i:\een enjoying her usual health.
Sadly missed by"parents, brother+* al°
and sisters.
IN i11I.EMOR IAl�
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston. of
lake, are spending a week or so at
the hom.-eof Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Weide: Sorry to report that Mrs.
olinston is not so'iwell.
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(.pa.-�r��p-•v,�my� y
1"7 i +..J$�ICIL�
The levier nainthly meetin,s. of;t1r,e Craincil of the, ToWnshiP of Hay, She is g
it `'oIt
nn,lahnston & Ka liaise 's';store un -
t2 X029 der`tiie auspices of St. Peter's'Luther
nein but riot- Fn,+rnnfi-nn,
Mr Jos. Corriveau has purchased
xifu D:rLdap,March 4th with all mem-
In our lovely hours of thinking from his neighbor, Mr. Philip Den-
bers present. The Minutes orthe last'-_ Thoughts of her are always near. online, the farm being Lot 6, L.R.E.
our hearts your memory lingers,' Hay Township, On Saturday of this
regular meeting and file special me In
efring 1i i1(°tsn el 2itd mere read and Sweetly, tender, fond and true; l week there is being held an auction
was held,. in theTown Halt,., Zurich, ` . And' as dawns., another year,
adopted. After disposing ;of the cora- There is not a day, dear mother, w ( sale 'oa this property:
x inrvcations 'the following resoluti That we do not think of you
.ons were 'pessed•' That Clarence The flowers we place upon her grave A sitting of the 10th Division
Ma wither and decay, Cool rt was held in the Town Hall,
Deters b '•appointed Ron,d Commis y' y,
E. TUERSIEIEIM ;Poster.,
e •. c � - Zurich, Monday for 'Ehe Policeee 'Village of Zur= s $fit the :love. for her who sl4ei�la r on mornin g when
ieh for 1935.'That the treasurer be? beneath ¢. Ditty alae case was argued out before
authorized to' issue sheque -for amo-!
Shall never fade away. the public present. The case was
unt mecessaler to Fey tifor transport- of two :;Dashwood men, Philip Fas-
aon. ,ons ,of •fie 31.03 fanu"ly to Ever remembered by her loving sold: was claiming storage a ent from
husband and faintly. 'Val.' Becker, for a manure spreader.
It took considerable time to give
-_ ill the evidences.. Mr. Becker had
Scotland. That By-law No. -5-1:935 a couater account which reduced the
original
appointing Henry Steinbach as Road, account.to $2.75, this Mr.
• Su erintendent for the Townshipof Becker claimed was called settled by
'Hay and fixing his rate of pay • at t'erbai: agreement. But Mr. Fassold.
35e.. per hour `'including transportat- had' no knowledge of an' su.c.i agre-
ion, be read three . thneo and nacced, anent, and the old tradition of tak-
,That by-law No, 6-1935 confirming; ing 4, hook -account in preference of
! tlienarrno ntnient of Township Road 1 `erb:t'l statements, was followed by
Commissioners for the year 193,E be the judge: and the defendant was
readthree times ned reeved' net ordered to pay the $2.75 axed the.
Tp.
' caurt- costs.
Zurich 'Junior Institute
The' annual business. meeting of
WE SELL . THE BEST FOR LESS
Special Prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Co yi > a ,tHx*,
Garden patch peas, 17 -oz. tin, 2 tins : -25c
P andG.White N'aptha soap, 5 bars 19c
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Royal York C ffee, 1-1b. tin, per lb. .:.�....._.,39c
Reade cut uia sxiii; 2 lbs ... i lc:
Coleo soap, (the special beauty. soap) 3 ,cake 1 Oc
Tomatoes: choice qualiity large tin ...9c
,
Sweet CO choice :qua per .tixx
Bulk cocoa„ per Ihh 7.3n
Toilet er. $ 'x� ,.. pis 19t
Royal, scream .2 .Ib- pkg:. M� ;~a.:25c
Honey" pure drainer o- 5 pails 55c 1111'-1Cx JDY ;
Honey amber. 5 -11 -Pail 40c, i:0 -'Ila.
Another sI ipnxent of ewest:Styles and' patterns tof
.,
House Dresses at from 95c to 1.75—Nice ; n,ts .And
Guaranteed Fast Color...
We now have our complete 'bc k ,ofa : r
t'
See- our sample i k,-and-Aso.xaur .Curtain . a1L.exi a
arid made c imr ::the: pair :plain or failled
R 4
Highet i
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accounts covering payments on , , p
Roads, Telephone and General acco-
unts lite `passed aS rice Vouchers:
Tp. Roads --H. Steinbach expenses
to convention $14; M. Corriveau,.`
rd the Junior' . 'Institute was held on
17 .95; W. 3'. Jarrott, balance. salhrv. March 6th atthe ' 'owmL Hall, Zurich
to::Tan. 31,'35 7.00; T. Steinbach rd ,The same onkeis 'were elected for
'8 6:25. Telenhonr aret,.'t'''ick Ht'- another year. The roll call vas an W.•
clror 'lights, Central ofiice 5.04, • F,' erect `with "My hiawonriite; Receipt."
C'crrr-` <Ss Co 1"tl- i•i^" 9 " 0tei'" the usual business a reading
Guenther cartage: .35; Strombeig- entitled "'Tie Little; Shopper" was
Carlson Co, repairs for tlzwitchi'r,"(1 given •by,.Patricio,. Ducharree, An -
58.88; Northern Electric Co. supplies other .reading was givest by Irene
53,30.: Hell Telo. Co„ tolls..”er. 'in I 'tousseau . entitled. "My A, B, C's,"'
A. -very ;interesting, . talk; on "Table
Setting" was given. by, Mary Coleman
The meeting was then closed by sing-
ing the Maple' Leaf Forever and the
Lord's Prayer in unison.; The girls
then joined the boys for the joint
.Tan, (40:34; Zurich Central, :switching
/68.00; Treas. Stanley, overpayment
1934 rates 1.00; H. G. Hesss, labbr
etc. 90:35. General Accounts--• Ziir-
ieh Hydro, lights town hall 3.39;
Stade '& Weida account ton: Cr0.
cps, ' acct 1.25; Municipal World, 1
1.00. . A Willihni & Co. acct
is ent" 5 5Qs, Da , MacKinnon ditto Womens Institute
W Memel. 5.64: Haherer
The Zurich 0;7. T Scltilberich Branch of the Woin-',
ar.,5.0; . Er .hist 1.45, L..
ecat 15,00; 'T'. T+1, friipinitotxcl 6,50; en's Institute held their monthly
-MattOrsbv;10.75 ; 'J. Gascho &SSon meeting en Monday evening, March
2,,,71:11; '1 , adiger .2.99 ; J:. Iartleib 1,1th,,with a' good attendance. Mrs.
70; L. M.
h I artleib 1,.77;,Yimgbhit. Elmore dlopp -WI rePrsid d overr the
Hptor.
roe
& Son ..25; 1VI. peace j. 3'. Al-
'lirecht re transients 15.50; Treasurer Mess ;over the business. The pro-
lXuron••county, re Masse 6.15; -.r1. F. grain consisted of community singing
W't ss re Deeds. kn C; 0, s61.11.13511;1K.On : pitmo, solo by Margaret Hey, a voe '
3'.' 'Benin acct ,.indigent 8.53; C,N.R. ;la solo by Mrs. 1•I. G. Hess, an ad -
1`6. nnssporte Russel earthly 5.00; ;W,1 ?irtrss by Rev. Bandy. Review of cur-,
':E. Hemphill indi''ent .75; J. ll,tiniiir i i -,its by Mrs. H. G. Hess and a -vocal!
wood indigent. 2.50; E. Gai,sc'r acct. ° •lo by Mrs. Bandy, accompanied by
ilirl9ge'nit `1,1,20; Gee, •. 3. Thiel ditto i' r daughter Miss handy at the
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5.75. I 1 no. These numbers were all, en- i
relit coune"i . ad ottrzxod to nmeet,'t yed by those present. Mrs. Peter,
14, in oat Monday, .tt 1. A.
Anson then conducted a contest -if- i
o'clock la,lri.. ; r which the committee in charge'
71r*r. 0> c .inty ;lunch.
i>eetint;,
$9.95 $9.95
Here's a Beautiful 15 .jewel
Watch you'll be proud to own
and the Right Time when vont
want it!
Come in and see them.
Hess, The
Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
BLUE COAD
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea
Genuine Sennet Solvay
MILLERS CRUX
and
Rosedale Alberta
Pocahontas Briquets
A new Domestic Fuel for every
pose. Intense Heat, very little suety
or Ash.
W. R. DAVIDSON
CASH paid for Eggs on a tragi
Basis.
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We are well supplied with a General Stock of
Staple Goods, consisting of Prints, Broadcloths
Curtains, Curtain Materials, Boys and Girls;,'
Sumner Sweaters, Boys' Tweed Pants, Bloc niers, i, . ,
and Shirts, Men's Stints and Pants.
Grb ... o•,> ,.
Ceries, Hardware, l."aixits' Varnishes ,
O - - Harness Re
Oils, Shoes, Rubber Boots, p
Etc., Etc..
1935 Garden Vegetables and Flower See.
` Also root Seed and Sorg i.
GENERAL MERCHANT
Fi HONE 11 N, 97 lE3LAKai