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Mass Buying Inq.-' Cosily
Ottawa -Teta cast of the Price
Spreadh and. Mass Buying inquiry
was $354,951.38 to March 14. Wm.
Golding (Liberal, South Huron) Was
informed in a detailed return tabled
by bion. Charles Ile Callan., Secretary
of State, in the Hone of Conneons
recently. Of this sum, the Parliam-
entary Committee spent $196,783.51
while the Royal Coeneedesion. spent
$158,167.87.
Racaio License Continued
Those who hoped that it would
not be necessary to purchase radio
licenses this year; will be disappoint-
ed to learn that the license system
is to be continued,. and as al/ licen-
ses expire at the end of March, the
tmie for .renewal is at hand. We we-
re kindly notified through the mail
Do Y i, Nee
asses?
Stop and Think haw iiinpartaet it is
that you wear correct glasses-eor-
rectly .prescribed fon your 'vision.
Correctly styled to your face.. Tour
health may largely' depend on keen
vision.
See C. E. ZeiteBR:IGG, R. 0.
At HESS .1. ;WELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH
At Dashwood, Saba/dare at Pfile°s
Stogy
ST . :T?I' ..
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH -t
'A Changeless Chreat For a. Chang-
ing Wareeee
Friday, .8.h --Luther+.. feenarae.
SPturday-Choir Pr ctiese
4UNDa,'; ' SERVICES::
10 a. m. -German S'eirvisce,.
11.15 axle -Sunday SsclemeL
7.30 p.m. -English sera.
Everybody We4cce a to all Services.
E. TUERKFIEl 'l , Pastore
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Z RICH, THURSDAY MO
APR!L 4, I
the other day to this effect, and
are asked to pay'our usual $2 f
the renewal. We sincerely, hope th
Department is not collectins the $
for listening to our Canadian station
as they come in very poor in the ev
ening; and were it not for thepo
erful American stations we would al
most be obliged to discontinue th
use of the radio entirely:
or laoe n
w
e
The Early Dust Storms
Western ,States have had another
visitarion from dust storms. Evidence
of this has been carried as far as
Ontario, and was quite prominent at
London, and along the boarders. Kan-
sas has been the hardest hit of all
the states and damage to agriculture
has been serious. The cities have al-
so suffered. In the country the culti-
vated soil drifts like snow. It is blown
off enough in some places to take
from crops di the. surface soil. After
this the crops die. They are a failure
long before the crop season is clue.
Autoists To Carry Flares
Bicycles on Ontario highways will
have to display a white strip on the
rear at night according to .a bill to
amend the Highway Traffic Act in-
troduced in the Legislature. The bill
also provides that after July 1,-1936
all glass in motor vehicles must be of
the "safety" type. Under the bill pol-
ice officers are given wider powers to
inspect nater vehicles as to their
condition and it is proposed to force
motor vehicle operators e to Bail:
flares for use in night emergencies..;
Open air parking lots the to be lic-
ensed ittethe same manner as gar-
ages
and al1l 'persons in the garage
business are obliged to report all
vehic which appear to have been '
in :ap accidrrni.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Q. . Goshen church was held in the ch -
.arch. The president, Mrs, B. Keys,'
pre sided. The 'meeting opened with
the ..singing of a hymn* anti Mrs.. Mc-
Clinchey offered Drayer, Mrs. 13.
Keys - gave the Scripture lesson from
John 16:23-33. The devotional leaflet
was given by Mrs. Peck. After an-
other hymn short preyers were offer-
ed. Following then business :,e,.' ion,
leaflets on "Builders of the lndial
Church," were read. A vocal duet.
"The Old Rugged Cross," was beau-
tifully rendered by Mrs. 11. Erratt
*rad Miss Olive. An irlter'esting story
Britten by Miss Sybil Courtiee of
Japan wes read by firs. Peels. The
meeting closed with the singing e 1
I wish to advise the ]?if i c'
am in a position to do all Ii,
shoe repairing, and solieit y '.
renege. Give us a trial 'fol
evorkniansliip,
• GA.I'FIELID BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich%.?:
the hymn, "See how great 'a s
aspires," and prayer..
Miss Melinda Stickle e'er,*n
home i'ion. hi ,'honer ho.~}:i
1I-es,I:te.;da * leet where she klaad lh
undo quaxaatine for scarlet fti
Mr. Joe Martin attended the{Esti
era of his cousin neer '(h'aterloo.
The Blake branch W. M. S hell
their r'egr''ar Ironthly mee'eee, etrele.
home Of i t:i. I0.br; (
Wednesday last. A quilting c e �t
held in cin ! reties? with t,he' v cVi
and a full attendance repoxt;;,lr
Former Resident Passee 1.
At the good old age of 87 eleath
came to Thos. Rathwell at the hence
of his daughter, Mrs. E. 1102 I1 of
the Base Line. Deceased was a
of Goderich Tp., being a son, cf tlr,
late John Rathwell, a pinoeer settler
who came out from Ireland, Ort Torn
ine; to eianhood he went to re''eva is
to the gold mines but returned in. a-
bout five years and went to farming
in the vicinity of Lucknow. leo left
the funs en north many •yein a
and came down to the 2nd ion.'
Stanley and a little over 20 ye rt s to
go he and his wife retired from farm
ing and went to Clinton to reside.1
Mrs. Rathwell passed away five yeaaen
ago. Four daughters and two sop.
survive.
HAY COUNCIL
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Chester L. Smith, Pah,
$425 a year; U.S. $1,50 in Arlva
01.50 LAr RREAas, Os 11A2' .13X MAIM**
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THE ELCO WATCH
Mr. James Swan of Brucefleld was
in town on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Birk of
Guelph were Sunday visitors at the
horue of Mrs. Jos. Routledge
eir, Oliver Johnston o; taalerich
'Iii i at t'_:? Lorne of Mrti. Thomas
•lo''nstton on Sunday.
ldrs. Fred Turner of Goderid'h, cal -
leo olr her sister, Mrs. E. E. Weide,
this week.
and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
1+" oe i'orest here Sui?chty vis-
, tors at the home of Mr. Wm. Lamont
line, and Mire. .E. E. Tuerkhefirs
Ieo::niled the funeral of the late Mrs,
n:n at 1)111iE1100 on. Tuveday.
A regular meeting of the Hay Tp.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., was held
ay ,0
' Doininio:l floa n on Sattri"el
$9.95
$9.95
Here.'s a Beautiful 15 jewel
Watch vou'll be proud to own
and the Right Time when you
want it!
Come in and see them. .
iRev. E. Dunn left for Stratford on . The M o i r
T a,neseav morning to assist Rev. J.
s 2. Houch, his brother-in-law in spec -
el m aetinge a few evenings this week
1 ',Irs;- Jacob Wagner of Shakespeare
.. 'i. klo:ip of Kitchener, and
'. le onard Klopp of i'atelloo we-
Suralay visitors with their mother
Mrs. W. Kiopp.
la. ui
eatef,.�rt -,I) 0
wee held an the ; , . ,1 ° i • tT „aii,,'1,
an Monday, April 1st, 1985, with. aril
the members present. There inutes of
the March meeting were icdopted.The
treasurer repoted total receipts since
last meeting of $3491.66, composed •
of arrears of taxes, government
grants on roads and relief, telephone
tolls, etc., After disposieg of the
eo;:.rn;elite t;or , the renewing ee,n.rl-
ut:on: were pawed:
i r t.:t ,:t ,c Cullee't,yr. enant <:d;
until epril 2!:_ It• t elope. te
tie! coil( rteon of ureas.:, i'ha't no
=ca a cool ora tion le? '.;•' ,a to lea le
''.t ell end. efter" t I Tent;
t`
By •' 1cw lo 7-1935, '3 t 1 'rad: t
Tl e' a'11' 1' to borrow ,e.r 1'
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The Zurich Athletic Club is mak-
' 1)repai'a;ions to give a concert in
the town hall after Easter. The me-
ineere are practising and will put on
a play.
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THE' BEST FOR LESS
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Spec ,:LL 7- i , :3 7 :1 r qday, Filler ar it F e : r , y
4
P. and G. N p,. a Soap, 8 cakes for....... ... _.....ZSc '
Hillcrest Shorrttenihs;'„ . albs. for .. ...........:.....2 i c
�y
k oma¢:oe s, Lzas e rhes,., :, 2 'tins . 13c
. Peas, 2 tiers >or19c
Corm, 2 f ..
ins for .................... • 19c
Jelly Pow. rders,, 6 pii:.gs. ........... .,. ...,.... 25c
Salmon, £:racy red Calioe, 1 -Ib. tin .23c
Royal York Matches, 3 boxes ....................25c
Princess Soap Flake, 2 pkgs: . ...-.25c
Grape Nut Fli,es,' 2 pkgs. ............... 25c
Loose ready.
cut �'l:?icr��rrlt, per lb....... ..... ......5c
Swat .NiloC,3Fn cake &l€oar (with rneasur n& spoon
yree• p. -:r. Pig. ... .,...............37c
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See our Now Shipment of House "Diess+es at prices
that will sell them. Real value from 9.5c: to 1.95
And don't "or eTM (or wallpaper, if you want iso get..
• real value I5c per double roll 'up..
Fancy Bilens at 50c per pair to ......,.....x.25
Curtain Me w " '5,N per prr.ir up to , ..l .05
140
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,St:''Peter' s'' uiher'<til C • if/tie will
:12,111 a baking sale this coming Setur-
day• April 6th at 3 p.m. in Johnston
& 1ir,'bfleisch's store. No orders tak-
en in advance,
Mr. George Farwell has leased the
property in town known as the
Schwalm home, and gets po.ese ssion
on April 155th. eir . Fiui:v. 1m he 'i,1;t
decided to store her furneeee rn l 4>
is residing with her brother, Mr.
Peter Koehler,
At the roe( ret l?: e. el.'
Zurich Pteeco 1'r u.:.:. , 1 . r , , r: , ,
were made to purchase n supply of '
o
;o. dl ell al I)' 1 1
nee. Oil wae w1;tpp1 td on the .,t1 c ets i
5i+1'1'( 11., r' , r ?7 `' -eel-i 1S
ii -.O r, F t. i it c. p;clu) tl to par-
ease
ar-se a heavier grade this : eason. do0
?In and ?Ire. W. L. Cieeel't, :Ind 1 •4.
den where they rt .tc:I w.i.h Mr. and h
Phone 74 Zurich
BLUE COAL
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pew
Genuine Semet Solvay Coke
MILLERS CREEK
and
Rosedale Alberta
Pocahontas Brioue
A new Domestic Fuel for every wean
pose. Intense Heat, very 'little s: s cai n'
or Ash.
VAI: R. DAVIDSON
CASH paid for Eggs on a ueadeei
Basis,
Phone 10 •
01' `
i 1 t1 1 th1 ce'• timeand na s c
c'ci.'that a pu aloe 'pay statior' t+ le-
)hone l;t' rlt.aaAne%'tl ex. inie. 7 :_7,°t'.'1
Ti. itl, 4.a;] llo•;1ae, Oaketeoci tri..•
1i rel _ .it' `-„ Le, 1.t.
the
ler Tend -ea fir - operating to.
t 1'e ehe;', mei i:l'1: kieg ! a: d• ;wee ; e
s. adt 1;. :Oe , 11, , o• • ,;i ,--
'l.; ',i`.t.i11i _'co a Telephone lel.liorne end. (xL ,! ti
;orot
rt. Sie'x'rt: of doe) d '0,e'1%. u'• 0
t` Ilor.ic; tt.;.11, .rid.ittra dt.)' .01110
it ho lde- ,-(:all. C.1'iw.,. 'Go•
! Tito 74Laaic11
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J. M. Zeer d 111eneo C. veeee
rd 2 9 4.85 ; Cam. el? I I nr i'1 2,60:
R. Adams rd lei 1t.9si; W. arlt?.1
rd 18 2.90; M. Corriveau rd 17 2.20;
l . E. ii'elanne rd 10 3.45;. R. Millar
rd 9 e.'e; I1. rd $urt.8.a.i
S. 1': 1 1 1
r:1 4 1.1.1 r1 1 !..9x,'1014
phone Accounts-- Bell Co.tolls,Tan
to Feb.48,57 Zurich Central :`twit
eking (8.0c ; F. Gerry ry 4' c o ,better.
.
les 9.3S; North. Electric Co. supplies.
33,88; I'. Mclsaac, salary 500.00; H.
G. Hess, labor ex. 109.40; General
Acconet;:---W Tt. favid on corn•end-
ent 17.72 Treas. Huron hospital
act. 24.50; J. Albrecht tx ensienie
t 1 1 , + 9h
')'2: L. W. Hoffman 6.60; IA. Coach
3.75; J. C. 'teal ti Co,.50, J. 1i t>`t
leib 3.75; I•dcnsall Spring Pair i;;rant
15.00; re.N R. fare indigent $400.00;
L.
N. I=astcte;rtill� 1st. itid fa:irt C7 J �;.
S,' the A''; ',lee ,i;;:a:ry °i&.0', ,T, Wanr?
4.84.;S'onthron (IA d)ry::dale 15; C.
Fitz 4,75; E. ilidee e..:l; a. Gaseho
A, roe (:.le^: ;,•, 11 0e. tZ . T
41 :'`a
The (tatet.al adjourned to uced. r
rad or" ?ort 1 r7 ,,,' t! 't '1 '
i~
eoclock 1' r:l. for the 1 eguld r lilt,,
and o;a Monday 'evening, April 1'e n;t
A. . ess, er. .
'' o the Won i
. d. til
011 ;l ol!:l:by evening, ?.last a::t., 1,11
h n rel;jaiar Monthly meeting, and l
.elf eeterr?,:I. The' ir:i.t'tit ,1:1-;
entad with a community song feline
ed by. the Lord's I r eer in ere
The - program col' istud of a 10 .:1 j
tib . t by; 1lliae Rader ane ;1'T nl t 9 )
!Heideman aecumpanhal by -vie. a ti,
:11.2s. re%rI :til 011 C;L41 :' int ) 'i
"Otis Pearl Wurt^, vocal solo by Oe'i-
ores Klopp accompanied by Miss
.Lenora Haberer at the piano. A hum -1
drone play entitled "GU- Will be
Girls" by Audrey Factor and Greta;
Raberer, instrumental duet by Grace!
'Meyers and Ruth Foster and an ad -1
dress by Mr. W. H. Edighoffer, talc-
ing ae his subject "Cor'r'ect Attitudes' 1
ie eahjeet he ahly di, e , . ee ,n •';ear I
ewer headings.: Our personal atti 4ude '
Fe: treds our face, place., rare and �.
Grace. The subject :proved interesting
as tell as humorous. All numbers
were ee toyed by thole:, pn?a;ent. Mae,
Alex. Poster presided over the ]n 0-1
14ian arter which lkera 1L G. 11b'.':
took the business part, The roll was j
called and responded by a eavorite'
ea .;:1. Two letters were re -?d by the'
en '111:1 alloy 1.1.:,:„'.'1's-':.! " *'1 (11,;-
‘stst.eit after which a dainty haul.'
was served by the conrlrntte in cha-
rge. This committee brain;: Mrs. Alt
"oeter, Mira, E, Heideman, Mrs. l7.!
i)etrortsrte;
Mies Peer]. Wur'te, Mis.
v. eeee. 1,1, wad' etre. C. lelopt).
With
' EN'S --
n Mind
There new"Fal;.-ics picture clearly t1x
harmony of perfect dress
The new patterns made from. RrItlsh
vt�o()lens: and 'tailored with the free-
'Ad,
am o f s =r you the easy A>W
vging of ahvOy -.. i:,sing wall-als°eoozi, ..
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,'See uui ":Fw''i id iange
REMEMBER
All Suits
MADE TO MEASURE.'
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Staple , consisting of Prints, Broadcloths,
untains, Curtain Materials, Boys and Gjaisr
Summer Sweaters, Boys' Tweed ra,nts, Blournea,'
onel Shirts, Men's Shirts and Pants.,
Groceries, Hardware, Painta•
Oils, Shoes, Rubber Boots, Harness Repairs,
Etc., Etc.
Also root Seed and Sorgum,
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