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ZURICH. THURSDAY MOH.
Patronize the home
NEW NURSES FOR. QUINTS
Different nursing Bands atilt care
for the Dionne quintuplets when the
five baby girls awake one Mane 1st In
the Dafoe Hospital at Callander,
Members of the Order of the Grey
Nuns of Pembroke Diocese, wil/ then
take charge of the babies.
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C. ROBERTSON'S MI.
The "thumliers=" on the highway
and the free seekexa :mast now ride
at their own risk. Toe rnamy who
have given pedestrains and even fri-
ends
riends free liftshave been ixiade the
"goat" through the courts_ It could
mot continue and Hon., T. R. McQues-
7too, Minister of Highways, took up
the matter withthe xesellt that a bi"lll.
introduced by hint is now Taw. By it
the liability is placed on the right
shouders, namely those who seek and
aaacept free motor = e=
!HENRI ARABI
I&r.Acres, member for Carlton in
the Ontario Legielairipe, repeated a
suggestion which has never been giv-
en the consideration. it deserves -the
question of a. fiat rate for Hydro. He
,elain1s it would stimulate industry..
.M any rate, it would give the " smal-
ler community a chance, whereas in
the past the rates have greatly favor
ed the large centres. Why sell power
to some . communities at, less than
cost and "soak" the rest somake up
the difference_ -
erch
A REAL HOLIDAY
The Goderich Salt Co. Trade a not-
able contribution to the celebration
to the King's jubilee by giving its
120 employees a holiday on Monday
at full• pay. Mr. Wurtle, president of
:the Company, is old enough to rem-
ember the enthusiasm with which
Queen Victoria's birthday, the 24th
May, was celebrated while that great
? sovereign was living, and he thinks
sho-
o YOU Ne Glasses? uldtbe thaoiaserved Georg�vaith someuee oflthe old
time fervor..
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WINGHAM RADIO STATION
Many radio listeners in the county
have listened with much interest to
the progams coining from Wingham
over station 10BP, from which Mr.
Geo. Spotton, M.P., has broadcast
messages for more than a month
past. By permission of the Canadian
Radio Commission the owner of this.
station, W. T. Cruickshank, has now
been permitted to enlarge his station
to one of 50 watt • power and to
change the call letters to CKNX.
Stop and Think how important it is
-"that you wear correct glasses-cor-
-rectly prescribed for your vision.
• Correctly styled to your• face. Your
- ealth play Iargely depend on keen.
vision.
See C. E. ZIII RR!GG,, is €}:
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at. ZesittCH
At Dashwood, Sesta lay, at I'file's
Store..
coy'''• naakeeseaseaeo.era.
v"an gehca -L n airart
ZUR:ICI4 - ONT.
"A Changeless. Christ. Sae a Chang-
ing World
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Friday, 8h -Luther League, -
.
Saturday -Choir Practice...
'SUNDAY SERVICE':
10 a. m. --German Sear
11.15 -a.m.--Sunday SeheoL
7.30 pan. -English : service.
Everybody. Welcome eo. all Services.
E. TUERICHEllite Pastor..
THE WOMAN PAYS
itethe woman who pays. At the
ase:` 3 _
Shoe Repairi
I wish to advise the ,Public tf
am in a position to do all kinds
shoe repairing, and solicit your:
ronage. Give us a trial for,
workmanship. '
GARFIELD BROWN
MAY ,9,r •1935.
Chester L. Smiths PargrAisr6
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in. Advaranus
*1.50 1FTAI AR8, *2 MAT BB OMA *` 40?
and read the local Paper
Victoria Street. Zurich,
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' PAYS TRIBUTE TO LA
C. R. HAYS.
Goderich-Atttended by rot
of the -bench, . the., bar, cad e:.
officials and by citizens of
walks of life, the funeral of U ? kc
Hayes, .Sr., pioneer lawyer axil' dan;
df the Huron County bar, was held;
on Saturday afternoon. A pri.Trate•sea
vice was held at ,the•family rs'idenee
and later a public service was can-•
ducted at St. George's J e•lican�
Church, of which deceased was a•
life-long member, Rev. A. ' . Calder;
the rector, was in charge. nterea
was made in Maitland Cern terry,
HAY COUNCIL
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The regular monthly
the Council of the Town.',
was held in the Town lo
on Saturday, May 4th, AO
all members present. Thi'
the meeting held on AOk
April. 15th were adopt
The treasurer's re.
month of April showed:ill
e
receipts: Arrears of ts,_
alties $1128.71; telepl o"ho
$52.13; Bank loan .4500.00.,
Treas., grant on relief;' $S62 421;
est on bond $17.50; snasehold,:,
re Russell $22.25; , r -193.W.
$65.00, Total $384.x.
eaVie,-�;
Mrs. William Brown is spending
the week at London.
Messrs. Clayton and Clarence
Hoffman of Galt, were week -end vis-
itors with their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gascho and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rlopp spent the
week -end with friends at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scotcmner of
Bayfield were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Albrecht.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deters, Sr.,
spent the week -end with friends at
Kitchener.
Miss Merle Preeter of Kitchener,
was a holiday visitor with friends in
town.
Inspector E. C. Beacom of God-
erich gave the Zurich school an offi-
cial visit on Wednesday or this week
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Birk of
Guelph were week -end visitors with
her mother, Airs. Jos. Routledge.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Trevethick and
family of Brinsley, spent the week-
end at the home of her mother, Mrs.
W. G. Hess.
Solicitor J. G. Stanbury of Exeter
'attended the sitting of the Tenth
:e Division Court in the town hall here
b , last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein and
daughter Miss Olive, were Sunday
visitors with relatives at Crosswell.
•Mich.
Rev: E. Burn left on Monday
for New -Hamburg where he will at-
e
eangelic lacliurch this' '''se'lli .
i Yi� clbp4�x:
vas iiteenl'
Fant out of a. window and caused its were pased. . " local lay delegate, Mr, Josiah Geiger,
death was .adjudged temporarily in- f That the Tax Collector be given to will also attend lated on in the week
sane andheld in custody at the pleas- June 1st, 1935, to return tbe 134
-ure of the authoiijies. She faced the Collectors Roll. • g; i Monday was a very important day
ordeal alone -the shame of carrying That the Township of Flay .discon throughout the British Empire when
her burden, the giving birth to a tinue relief to indigents dating from "all hearts were happy on the silver
child with no medical attendance, the May 4th, 1935. •' • celebration of King George being on
mad moment when she decided . to That accounts covering payments the thronee for twenty-five years, and
throw it out of the window, and then for Township Roads, Telephone, we are to,d that this has been the
an appearance in court, a charge of Charity and Relief and general acs greatest celebration since the closing
murder, and now life-long shame' counts be passed as per voucher. of the Great War in 1918. A goodly
wherever'she is known. Where was Township Roads -Can. Culvert Co. number of our villagers got the spirit
the man in the case? It seems a pipe road 17 35.50 ditto rd 13, early in the forenoon and one could
parody of justice that while the girl 77.88; P. Schade rd 13 3.00; F: J. hear the heavy explosions as of a
carries all the ,disgrace,the man es- Haberer rd 7, 6.20; M. M. Russell: cannon, but it was only two black -
capes scot:-free.Hanover Pest, rd 1 6.65; T. Steinbach rd 8 6.80; 'sm'ith anvils one on top of .the other
H. Steinbach, rd. Supt.. 12.95; U. A. and some gun powder between which
Pfile rd 14 4.00; F. E. Denomme rd was ignited and caused the rather
Ziler rd 10 4.00 ;fln2iJUaCut . aiS,tde heavy sounds. About ten o'clock the
14, 4.00; F. E. Denomme rd 10 1.50; children started marching with flags,
J. M. Ziler rd 10 4.00; M. Corriveau the town being decorated, than short -
rd 17 1.50; Sawyer, Massey, repairs ly afterwards the band became or -
3.40; Exeter Times -advocate adv.. ganized and this was headed by Mr.
4,65• J. Oesch, rd 8 1.75; W. Far- Edward Weltin, who was in full
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WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials, for Thursday, l' iday and :Satua ty
Peass, Na. 4 Sieve„ .2 tins .,.._» _,......"..,,..:. .... ! 9c
Tomatoes, large. tans, 2'tins for ....... ...........19c
Catsup, 15 -oz.. bottle _. __. 10cc
Pork and Beans,. 3 tinsfor ..-�. 1 9c
Corn, white sweet 2.fiins ...,.._......w:__.... -. _19c
Corn, Golden Bantam, 2 tins....23c
Royal York coffee„ t lb. tin .. 39c •
Chipso, large package each ._ 21 c
-.P and G Naptlia soap, 5 cakes ..............�.... 19e
Fanck Pink ode Salmon, :.2 tins ....., ..... a,4...� 1 c
McCarnaicks lag J3ar'Biscuits, 2 lbs.
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Swansdown 'Calm Flour (with:measuring ' ry
spoo=n free) J1 ''P _ ;.'..a a»..... , f....� .... i� 1 C 4}y
Ladies 'andi Childrens Cotton Sand. Hose;; .pr. -..1.5c
Ladies Efouse Dresses at 95e to 225
Chikkens Dresses 5c; ' Little Boys Suits at :..95c
Highelit Pikes ice Eggs.
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Phone .140
Tell rd 18 7.40; J. M. Richardson rd
5 '5.20; S. Bopp rd 24.40 ; R. Adams
rel 10 5.20; W Coleman, rd 3 3.`30;
8 6.50; T. Dinsmore rd 18, 8.00.
Telephone Accounts -Bell C;o.tolis
Feb. to March 76.90;' Nor. Elec Co.'
material 149.22; 3. A. McAllister",
telo. poles 53.50; Econ. Fire Inc, Cao.
'insurance 7.20; Stromberg-Carlson:,
Co. suplies 27.91; C. L. Smith, print-
ing cards 15.00; A. Pfaff, poles 16.50
E. R. Guenther cartage 1.35; Zurich
Central switching 5 wks 85.00; Zur-
ir•h Hydro lights 2 mons. 4.14; Can-.
Telo. & Spls, material 8.95; Nat. Rev
.nue of. Canada tax tolls 16.50; H.
G. Hess. labor etc. 79.80; D. Oseattl
poles 19.50;
Charity and Relief -J. W. Monier
'ind'igent '7.39; C. F. Pfile, ditto 3.50,;
Ont. Hospital 39.00; Mrs, T. M. Me -
ers 26.25; Clinton Hospital 5.00;
Je
A. Williams & Co. 2.75; E. Heist
6,85; M. esch 3,19; E. Gaiter 8.Q.8';',
Dr. A. 3.. MacKinnon 36.75; Beeth
roil & Drysdale act. 1.28; L. M. Hart.
leib 18.4.8; J.C. Reid & Co. 16.61;:
la •Schll•.be. and Son. 1.30; J. Albrecht:
1,50; Ge• Brown 1:00; J. Gascho acid
Son •5.89.;:.G.. J. Thiel 4.80; E. Tie -
:amu and;Son 4;58. • etre
General Accounts -Zurich Hy
lights tdwn hall 4 6>1; W. H. -Ugh
oiler salary and postage' 104.00 T'•
Me.AAdams cedar wood for hall '-.00:
Prov. Treas. hall license 3.00; F•
Ducharme, fees,. 0. A. Officer 3.00;
Tuckersmith Tele. 1938-34 rates
115.16.
The Council adjourned' to mf.ot
again on Saturday, June 1st at 1.• 3.
o'cock in the afternoon for the regu-
lar
la,:• -monthly meeting and as a Corrt
of R,evisioii of the 1085, Assessment
Bell, ;
A. 1?. Hess. Clerk,
dress, wearing a high silk fiat, and
the parade was begun in a real way,
men and chuldren headed by the
G. Jeffrey d 15 3.0; A. Smith, rd` ;'hand who poured forth its music of
patriotis numbers and finally came
to a stop on the square opposite the
'Bank of Montreal. Mr. Albert Kalb-
'fiei.sch then acted as chairman and
made a .suitable opening address, and
the citizens who followed with ad-
dresses were Rev. E. Turkheim, A. F.
Hess and C. L. Smith. Following
this the day passed off nice and ord-
erly in the village.
HYMENIAL
Erb-Gingerich
A very happy matrimonal event
was celebrated at Breslau, Ont., on
April 15th, when Rev. Oscar Burk-
holder of the Mennonite church of
that place united in weddlock, Miss
Anna Gingerich, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris. Gingerich, of the Bron
son Line, Stanley, to Mr. Emmerson
Erb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Erb
of the Bronson line, Hay Township.
The happy bridal couple have arrived
back home and will reside in this
vicinity. The Herald joins the many
friends in extending ccingratulatious.
UNUSED OLD
JEWELRY
Becomes Valuable Prec-
ious Metal when sold to
us for Old Gold. You get
the highest prices at
Hess, The Jeweller
Phone 74 Zurich
BLUE COAL
Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea
Genuine Servet Solvay Com.
ITERS CREEK
and
Rosedale Alberta,
Pocahontas Briquets
A new Domestic Fuel for every aura
pose. Intense Heat, very little sum
or Ash.
W. R. DAVIDSON
GASH paid for Eggs on a, G1radeM
Basis.
Phone 10
NSfid.
Pauli. -Schoch,
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A very happy matrainonial event
was celebrated, in Zurich on Satur-
day evening when at the Evangelical
parsonage Rev. E: Burn united in
weddlock Bernice Schoch, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Schoch, of
Zurich, and Mr. Frank Pauli of New
Hamburg. The happy couple have
left'for their home R. P. No. 4
New 'Hamburg, where the: groom
has a farm. We join their many
friends, in extending congratulations.
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MEN'S CLOTHES
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There new Fabrics picture cTe"airy the
harmony of perfect dress
The new patterns made from British
.woolens and tailored with the €ree-
dam of style, give you the easy feel- oft
int of always being aveI1-dressecF. _'•
See our splendid range priced` at
at $20.00 and $21.00
REMEMBER
. All Suits .
MADE TO MEASURE
EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
•e.4.44a:seaoass eeaseae.eseae e4.0400ee+raes.aVe.cez ae,
We are well supplied with a
Staple Goods, consisting of Punts, Broa.ddoths'
Curtains, Curtain Materials, Boys and Gisrlsr
Summer Sweaters, Boys' Tweed Pants, Bloomers,.
and Shirts, Men's Shirts and Pants..
General StaiLi x o4
Groceries, Hardware,, Paint Varnishes
% Oils,. , Shoes, Rubber Boots, Harness
Etc., Etc.
and
Repairs,,
1935. Garden Vegetables and Flower Seeds.
Also root Seed and. Sorgum.
R. N. DO L
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GENERAL- t lF.d .' 'fAki T
PHONE' 11 97 .BL