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VoE'XXXV No. 4t ZURICH, THURSDAY MO
Patronize the home
Back to Britain
Comment is being made upon the
great interest shown by :the people
Of .the United States in the IGng's
,jubilee celebration. It wasa Wend-
elyeinterest, too. A prominent jourrt-
al the line has even suggested
'that the time may come when the
United States will rejoin the British
Empire. If such a thing should come
to pass, the King would nottrrally
'have to spend a portion, of his time
on this continent, and we can imag-
ine Washington and Ottawa in a
otruggle for recognition as the eise
eateantic seat of EinVilftHowever,
era
exectitive meeting was beld clueing
the past week with a light attendance
and it is expected that arrangements
will not be completed until another
executive meeting is held,
tion or nominating a candidate. An
THOSE CHAIN LETTERS
The chain letter menace is again
making its inroads in our mails and
one knows not when one of these
will make .their appearance in your
mail box. The Postal employees are
advised that if they happen to see
any of these to send them to the
dead Iettor office, as it is undesira-
ble mail. These letters always call
-that is for tile futuree—Er. for a dime to be enclosed or some-
thing, and looke to In a regular fake
we were in receipt of one the other
day and no sooner had it reached
our observation than. it wass cast in-
to the waste per basket, where ie
should have went before it was mail -
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To Determine Action
No d .cision has been made By the
X'rogresaives of Huron -Perth federal
Tiding in regard ta holding a coargen- ed. If you receive one of these be
sure and put it in the fire and stop
the humbug.
To You Need Glasses? $35,00 For Quintuplets
-Stop and Think ho important it is
- that you wear correct glasses—cor-
-rectly prese4hed for your vision.
Correctly sty1e4 to your face.. Your
'health niay largely depend on, keen
ZURBlaqa, R.po• s
cit_le. STORE
spnevis baking
- • a salt, tve; ZURICR
eater four /*lily, at Pfde's
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A million pictures of the Dionne
quintuplets will grace /935 calandare
through an agreement announced by
Joseph Sedgwick of the attorneygen-
eral's department. Arrangements we-
re completed by a large lithographing
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MAY 23, (935.
Shoe 'Repairi
I wisli to advise the Public
am in, 'a position to do all WA
shoe repairing, and solicit yo
renege. Give us a trial for
workmanship.
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GARFIELD BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich,
Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V
VETERINARY SURGEON'
Office in the Home of thee'c•..
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D. J. Routledge. eek'
Phone -96. •
, In Magistrate's Court# s1 Wqnrei Metzger of the Bank
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Metr 1 staff, Woodstock, was
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-ac,quaintances in town on
Five cases before Mag. Mai -
Goderieh on Thursday last we
various infractions of the Hj44, 4.0 Goston of Plattsville,
Traffic Act. Hugh Rine, of WAR' •r, Mrs. Mead of 1VIonkton,
admitted he had no permit tcei,!owe_ visitors with Mr. and
a car, but his horses were sick aiid(K, Siebert,
had to get some medicine fine4.eme e
e eeee
he jumped into a car to get thOereee, -
but the police got_him, but. thepage 44;
istrate let him off. Alex. Ancle*eeele
Lucknow, has ideas of his .owit
cffitra rules, he was driving ' wlieken.t:
a marker on his trailer phee he et '
company in the D. S., the copyright
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holders of photographs of the babies the motor cycle behind him, h
put on speed being close to, hone
and Mr. Sedgwick acting with the
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board of guardians for the little Dio-
thought he could get there befo
eeWe:
-e-enegeeeenee eke -eta
raworaramelamosma.i.....s....L.easoge.rmr••••
er Johns°. n of Goderich,
day at the home of Mrs.
nsore
;Bert K. Eilber of Crediton
' 'friendly call on .Geedriee-
e'
, -
oia
Stelek and.Alice Dech-
eeforth spent .the week -end
latter's parent, -Mrs. C.
nnes. Royalties will be paid Into the
clunintuplets' fund- The company's
Canadian agents will hold rights in
Canada. It is said that the estate of
the quints is now about $175,000.00.
-Were You There?
bashful young man was' ievited
e een,,. -,...thiee..A-Veraer-een:
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paeze ,
.e,eHe'eeeeclethat he had fbego en teeend" costs le 'failing' 'e.t
comb his 'ItaiteeTheit he drceePect his stop sign, and John lier.-':V,f.'
fork ou'V:re flat;sc and ashe stooped paid $10 and costs for driving evi e ,e•
to,plek -i upset expect his ceffee. Mat- out a permit, he has not had ;'C PeiVil
ters went f* bad. to worse, until mit for years.
finally in despair the young man quit!
eating and put his hands under the
table. The loose ends of the table- STEPHEN COUNCI
cloth was laying in his lap. When he ..
touched it, he turned pare. He. The Council of the Townseip 0 .,''e The earious articles offered •
thought it was his shirt and he had ' Stephen met in the TOwn Thal,, Ale electioneer, Mr. . Klopp were e
forgotten to put the garment in his diton, on Monday, the 611 day eg:' 'eeeedily piked up, always to the. •
trousers. Afterwards when the Earn- May 1935 at 1 p.m. All member -ell gAst bid.der. The dwelling pro-
ily rose, there was a crash. The dish- were present. Minutes •of the pre- lei,,ety,,ee real estate was purchased
es /ay in a broken mass on the floor. vious regular meeting of April lst. b, Mr. George Farwell, who is the
The young- man pulled three feet of and special meeting of April Gth. Dtesaitt tenant. Mr. Falwell, we
tablecloth out of -his pants and flew were read and adopted. Motion, that ailddrstand, in time intends to re -
out of the house.. Well Bowl the 1935 Assessment Roll as filed by ocki,the 'house.
the Assessor be accepted aid that h „ e •
—, he be paid his eaiary and po.ttage and : .-, , PRESENT PLAY
officer but he was nipped anyw
gardless fo the fact that he we".
his own farm when the ofilicerr,
a chance to talk to him, the- flee;
$2 and costs., Harvey Mille'
Lucknow , wiitter
car that struepe; ce
Margaret Sullre;
ceetly, wes fine •,,
,eneee
Joe
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Luthern dch
ZURICH — ONT. •
'A Changeless Christ for a Chang-
ing Warta,'"
Friday, 813.—Luther League.
Saturday--Choir Practice -
SUNDAY SERVICESe
/0 m.—German Service-
' 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School -
7.30 p.m.—English service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.,
E. TUERICHERfle Pastor.
Mrs. -erd. Haberer and
fr.-and Mrs. Wm. Dech-
ilikluy last visitors with re -
editor'.
Swartzentruber, accom-
s Merle Langford, Mrs.
ho and Mrs. Ludwig
ed to London for the
fternoon of this week
o eeved as Field. Day by
uricheI Continuation School,
e out oor sports will be con -
The; ublic are cordially in-
' 4e5. „ these sports.
yice Program of St.
topic or
re, s meeting will be
Sall 1 Spend 'My Time" will
nSidc.red.
auction sale of property and
iitehold effects in town on Satur-
eeefterneon was exceptionally well
tehded as many people gathered to
,ve.tee thrill of being at an auction
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Chester L. Smith, PoicHeltWe-
$1.25 a year, IT.S. $1.50 Advennot
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UNUSED OLD
JEWELRY
*comes 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 Peat
Genuine Servet Solvay Cdko
MILLERS CREEK
and
Rosedale Alberta
Pocahontas Briquets
A new Domestic Fuel for every pen -
pose. Intense Heat, very little entekat.
or Ash.
W. R. DAvIDsoN
CASH -paid for Eggs on a GraderS'
- Basis.
Phone 10
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a Court of Revision for the healing ' •
'e 4 ies' Aido .e Peter's
.......e...,—.---........---.....................................-...........,..,......0 of complaints against the Assessmente4e ' *
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- 1;,Itiierati. Church, Zurich, presented
Roll be held in the Town Hall, Cd - ,
on , on elenday. the 27th da0
y 1, ,:ea play entitled "First Aid" in the
ite .k,
School Loom of et Peter'o
il May • at 1 o'clock pan.
' eetheran Church, trodeagen, and et:
The following coleespondenee '''v"'; eeee,,,tvent was largely attended and •
read 1. Letter from the Assistant en ev exy way a oig bliCeCtib. #
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e clearf;:t-he:
harmony orp"ei-TinerariCS-s
The new patterns made from British
woolens and tailored with die free.
e:$401orn of style, give you the easy fee! -
mg of always being well-dressed. —
See our splendid range priced
at $2000 and $21.00
REMEMBER
All Suits
MADE TO MEASURE
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
SPECIAL S FOR Tnuastmy AND SATURDAY 'MAY 23, 25
'Maxwell House* C'effee 1-1b. tin 37c
Fancy Red Cation, SalMon Ielb. .... . ...... -19c
Golden Bantam Corn,
Eggo Baking Powder, itti-oz. tin 23e
Tomatoes, choica Quality, large tin, g for 19c
Peach Sailthirre.Y1 Cectleiese 2 lbs. for ..-...-..-
..„,:
Fig Bar Cookies., 2 The..
Calay Soap, per cake . . . . . ... be
ICremo Cefree,, Ph -g. . :et 25c
Blue Ribbeee Tea„ black ZT. mi>..•ed, .
Eads Red Heed letatchee, 3 for e 25c
Blue Ribbon them, • 2 lbs., tin .. . - . e.35c
Peanut Batter, 2-lhe. 'Sat. -
Salmon:, Pinky X-Iftr., .
Ready Cut 111,4P,auni4, ...
E ARE WARlEeteeeNG, A SHOWINn OF 'LADIES' SellteS" A.ND
COATS: SILK SUITS, AND DRESSES. ALL MOD -
mem PRIK.I e&DP AND IRE NEWEST grnos, OP Tilt
StASOM YOU MitM SEE lete4E AT 'OUR -MORE ON
THURSHAer AND SATURDAY, `TWO RAYS
Highest Psines ger Eggs.
gleseeeeseeeseesteseeeer..
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29.111•1".cies1 lereel.e4e
steting thit 1;•,. --law No eel cl e.•
leee eee. ,epee rive:tele :
I a total expenditure of $16,100 peke"
with the 'approval of the Deptee
Miristee of Highways. Ferree 2. T.
too ;Pont the Clerk of Forest with
account for $26.31 attached ashie
Peement foe the eelief furnished te •
Z112iell lioeseshoe Club are
orf .to a good. start for this
a strong organ....ion, and
greatly stimulate the en -
and keep the Okays busy and
ratteling. A ee-organizati-
Kermit Burley and family, Th qe''ee"ing was held. in HoliMan's
clerk was instructed to write tkp-!.!-..%;-‘ en Wednesday evening, May
Clerk of Forest that we do not con- e:e,,e, when the following tetiicers
sicler ourselves liable for the papnerq. .,:y:o elected- President, L. W.
of this accuont betause this fareil',:, .,4...i4exfiltal; Y ie e -Pres ,, T. 1‘2, e Yea' s :; Te -
we -re not residents of the Toweshie' ebetee‘:11. Steinbach; eirectore Wm.
of Stephen on the lst of September ,Irelnlore Leibold, Clare Surerus,
1 e 7,1 e. Tee T.I.,?„8.14 re r yl,p ,,qq,11. : ;;4 ,T. Koehler; Caretaker, Albert
that he had received a eheine froMeF4i.:N'), The membership fee will be
the Provincial Treasurer amountiejeeeee uuilar, anu all emausinsts are -
e -1,-,A
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az ,iii:,,,,e.R z EA.,.-T.LE-a.„,. al KA,
EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
,,,,meeerneree„emeeeneeeeee .7027S ,40011.gratlyakeWPAMIRIMMika), 1.4,W,ILjT.OEM-i Efantk
Am.
to 44,169.'87 allowance made towarcle
the 1934 expenditure of the Town-
ship oe Stephen on its highways. Of
this amount $20,02 has been credited
to Centralia; $82.94 to Crediton;
$127.56 •ee Dashwood and $189.06
to Grand Bend Pol. Villages, lowing
$3,749.79 for the Township Trea.suiy
eeeleested to register early.
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.2, A Bad Gypsy Gang
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• The spring season has .again bro-
ughtet the influx of gypsie gangs
weth all their evil and' dishonest
tracks to take money away from the
people, and just 'how they do it no
Motion, that the following orders on but themselves know. William
-be passed. ' •Slack, a ' farmer of Stanley Township
Prov. Treasurer, Hall Licen:
se 3.00
missed $38 in bills from his purse
Can. Bank of Commerce, cashing one day laSt Week after three eye -
cheques 1.25;' W. LICleinetives salary si',.twe of whom were women, had
as Assessor and postage 113..25! dito ,debarted. Slack told the police, in
sheep valuator .90; F. Desjardine '5 seine mysterious manner, no said,
teheep 'killed and 1 injured 86.00;...R. thit pueee had been taken from a
Holt, rd 20 2.40; P. Eisenbach rri hife.Pocket, relieved of the money it
26 63.80; dit4° gravel 2.70; A. Reg- catehled and returned 'to the same
ier rd 0 2,25; G. Eilber salary for poekee unbeknown to him. Provincial
Apee 10.60; MI Swcitzer ed 15 4,00 pollee SCauted the coumryside fel
P. Mallard rd 16 2.80; A. Latta id tbo,kypsii band, several cars of them
18 4.40; J. Stanlake rd 2 12,60; •! entewanOut results. A general alarm
The Council adjourned ,to I -fret •a- ,IleSlheen sent in, all directions, for it
gdin for regular business in the leelieved it is the same bead which
'Town Hall, Creditn, on Monday May lute:,relleeed several other Western
Val at It p.m. Ontario tanners of their wallets.
'Herbert K. Eilber Clerk. ,
Y.ur
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We are well giupplie.d with a Gerizzal. Stnk
Staple Goods, consisting of Prints, Broadcloths,
Curtains, Curtain Materiels, Boys and Girle
Summer Sweaters, Boys' Tweed Pant; Bloomers,
and Shirts, Men's Shirts and Pants.
Groceries, Hardware, Paints, Varnishes and
Oils, Shoes, .Rubber Boots, Harness Repairs,
Etc., Etc.
1935, Garden Vegetables and Flower Seeds.,
Also root Seed and Sorgurn.
R. Ai% DOUGLAS
GE:AIERAL fiaafeeeekbeeller
PHONE 11 -97
sassossovisaiszamstusT.
Ater
BLAKE.