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Zurich Herald, 1935-06-20, Page 1ry XV 1,40.45 ZURICH, THURSDAY F` Patr nize t ,e home Mer j u N E20, 11935, Chester 1G. Smith„ T: lle $1.25 a year, U.S. 81.50 Irs Aelim : *1.5o INARREA,RS, 32 MAX BX fJ , gPlittr.. rd. read t e local Paper A Titoefr MV tr'ara e minutes, ark. Huron Coenty of 'the XIMP P aeSsiozrl we are g a motion, that would be of enefit to the people • of this in ,the winter months as fol- "Melick-Westcatte That all. d rail fence be removed on 9 known; as the %u ei that more snow fence .be or this reted.—Referreg to Cori" arried, Life? are always deploring f of' the marriage zap: tkme eases of women their husbands anal of huss- killing 'their. fixes;,, we think d be a let, better if' fol. "wonid 'redly into marriage, and only ng sure that they have found. e with whom they wi:1T+ be to spend the remainder of tural lives:. ---Clinton News - rd: Do You Nteg Glasses? Family Re Unio. Some sixty members of the Troyer family held their annual picnic in Jewett,'s 'Grove,, Hayfield, oil . Satur- day, June 8th, A fine program of sports was run off, which was en- joyed by all present. Next year the pienzr,;:1V1I1 be held the second Satur- day in June at Bayfield. Committee for 1'936: Mrs. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. George Troyer, Hensall; Mr. Cecil Oke, Russell Coleman,' Seaforth; Mr J. Troyer, Toronto; Chairman, Elmer. Webster, Varna; Secy:, Mrs. George Johnston, Varna. Bruce Temperance Forces Awaiting the decision of the sup- reme court concerning the validity of Canada Temperance Act, Bruce county temperance forces rallied in Port Elgin to lay preliminary plans as to what action should be taken to curb liquor traffic in the county. A 13—Five young Ind all first offenders, favorable decision by the court will .Gotierich June rs; after having td probably result in a vote being tak=det to thefts of clue; en throughout the county to have it day pleaded guilty placed under Canada Temperance kens and auto tires, were told th Act, by which beverage rooms would they were starting out on a life of be closed, brewers warehouses and crime which might easily lead to take Ii uor stores closed down. plight in which Archie Hyatt fin q himself today, Three aeaforth aoa�a ths, Wilson and Geo. Little and Fri nk Case and Gordon McKellar, a mitted raiding barns and steak chickens. They were given suspen! ed sentence with severe lecture an ordered to report once a week .for year to Mayor Sutherland of Se and Chairman of the Ontario parole forth, McKellar's driver's permit Vat, See cancelled for the balance of tih+ to the people, a clergyma,n also spok of their previous good record. lee cording to Geo. Young, not the fee 'and they will make better mothers Chinese eeeturantli mer, but a s'ee C. E. •ZURBR1tF R. O. rboard declared in arx addsess� to e, year. The report that these boys �co'c Shoe a airin WE BUY I wish to advise the Public that am in a positiou:'to do all kinds' shoe repairing, and solicit your pe ronage. Give us a trial for ge workmanship.' GARFIELD BROWN Victoria Street. Zurich, OgiOriy AND PAY YOU CARD OF THANKS We wish to greatly thank the pub tic for their presenc and fine co duct staring our "Open House Nits on Saturday afternoon and evenin June 16th. Heist's Bakery. r. and Mrs. Roy Oliver of Lon - ,were• Sunday visitors with Mr. 11rs. Chas. Weber. r. and Mrs, Henry Krueger of 14th Con., and >: 'Mrs. Herbert ager of town spent the week -end WHY NOT TURN YOUR friends at Kitchener. e two classes of the Zurich Con- �' ation school held their annual DISCARDED OLD FASH- 7* is to Ipperwash Beach on Tues -1 sia afternoon. r.. and Mee. W. L. Siebert re- ed to their home here on Sun - after spending two weeks in itgeit. I s. N. Gascho, Mrs. W. Reith, JVI� rt J, MacDonald, Miss M. Lang - "'end Mr. Dave Swartzentruber 1;ut ed to Lucan and London on t day. In Police Court ;Stop 'that you wear correct glasses cor- rectly prescribed for your vision. Correctly styled tO} your face. Your 'health 'fa.ay largely depend on keen 4-4 lo - Canada Has Less Crime Canada today has less crime, less immorality, Tess social disease and less evilness than at any other per- iod of her history, Jundge J. T. ilircKinley of Ottawa juvenile court Te Main village drain paesing a- iie.Lyictoria Street is at preeent and needs diggiug lip. IVIr. ties -tiler 'who has much experience ithis line of work, has the job .tning the same. TeeSrs John Moritz of Cavalier, N. ,,,iteette, and brother, Isaac Moritz of Minn., who have spent a very ea.* inoeth visiting friends in aftild Ontario, left on Friday for ective homes in the West. rcy Row, principal of the eon sell& Zurich, accom his will Mr. Thomas re in this busines was a big shoa 10 times the temptation we ever had, Every 'Tuesday at LTIRICE the young people of today are clean Store. ations that has gone before," he said, :and fathera than we have done." 'said Nelson Naylor, Blyth you*.?, . on „June 5 ordered a meal in '110, ZURICI-1 Mae "A Changeless Chriikt fen- .a 'Chtuag- 8h—Luther League. SUNDAY SERVICES: 10 a. en.---Gerrnan Service_ 7.30 :p.m.—English. service. EverYbody Welcoraft Ito 01 Services.: TUERICHEffel,, Pastor. IONED JEWELLERY INTO CASH! Such as Rings, Brooches, Chains, Watch Cases, Etc., Gold Coins Phone 74 Zurich ORA S Fuel Prices woe dov,ittt.. P.4t your winter supply now wherb Coal is at the loWest price for IS THE HIGHEST GRADH 010.' The color guarantees the quality, we have all sizes. Also: Comet Salt- vay Coke, Miller Creek arride;Pietaie- hontas Briquets, Tile and BrZeke W. R. DAVIDSON Phone 10 • • With MEN'S CLO Defoe anntiMiced the 'other day, the *ere blint for fellows "jUst likeeeet • „, Dionne -puintuplets will be the equal the magistrate warned. Jasj.Ward, y . IC t.. F. Moen) are representing St. Pet - of any normal baby their age. "I feel Howick Tp. farmhand, admieted ste-, ei's Lutheran congregation at the the babies will -be norinal by August aling two auto tires from J:.'McEwan annual meeting of the Canada Synod --Temeniber, they were seven months was given another chance' and paid of the. Lutheran Church at Tavisteck babies and they had to catc:h up" thel$10 costs. The McArthur and Ban-' this week. There will be no services genial Ontario- physician said at New . nister families, neighbors, related de - in the local church next Sunday ow- 'Yakk en route back from Atlantic tails of a three year old fued. When 'ing to the absence of the pastor, Rev. City and the convention of the Med- ' Agnes McArthur, 15, reached °vet. ;11 Turkheim. ical Association. "'In Some ways, the line. fence and picked a Dannist-e • 'they are more advanced than ordin- er lilac, Wm. Bannister, Jr., is allege] -.The Open House Nite crenionstrat- ary babies—they are more intellig- ed to have ran at and took a kick atiion held on Saturday afternoon and exit." he .saide 'their intelligence is the girl, missing by a hairbredth.The . evening at Heist's Bakery was a most -,exceeitiofiail, you just ought to zee families promised him in u ure ey seilendiel. success, and was -my large- would keep to their own side of the fence and mind their own business. pimenonammerrommareseammarman Specials for June 20, 21, 22nd Sugar crisp cum- flajrek, 4 -pkgs. ... Rice Rangoon, 4 lbs. Molasses Gizjger Snaps, per lb. . .. 10c Pealnirt butter,„ 2 lb. jar SalmOn, Tier tin . I 9c 1 Oc Miracle Niniir;„iper jar . .. 22c Children's kna Short Sleeve.Sweaters Boys wool pullovers 4 to. 8 yrs. Boys all wool Zipper Front 10 to 14 yrs...... -1 .25 Mens no -sleeve Sweater'Paillover 25 Mena Work Shirts .. . 59c, to 95c Meng fancy dress shirts„ extra special --..--1 Highest Prices few Egg& 111034sa 140 STEPHEN COUNCIL were rendered by local talent. lys attended, crowds of people visited the' place during the evening' especi- ally, and much praise is given to the way in which it was carried out. In the evening special musical numbers Deem-at:ler Service t, of the Township of 'Stephen was held The second annual Decoration Ser- ,,. . 1.1th of June 1935 at 8 a.m. All cemetery, just south of town* on 4,1 ' members were pre-ent. This roinntee &mom. :,..„,..reee -Tee, e leen. ; • having leceived *4.25 from i.ii, Tre- I able program WaS earried one with liZ; id ;.tii..::r tim co:wile-action of The .Tho other epeakprs v:ere fees. ill. . Colwill Drain and which is to be, 'Mosiee, of New Hamburg and. Rev. rebated pi o rate to th'" w." ''''i °3 '',Trtettner. of Witini e,s, k fries will 1 lands and roads in the Township of .. . conering was taken up whien money , Stephen. I.Will be used in the upkeep of the Motion, that by-law No. 496 to cemetery asurer . of McGillivray among owners . Dr, A, J. MacKinnon o I' town Wa P ; of lands and roads in Stephen as,,ee- taken to London Hospital last week sed for the construction or the Col- ' and a miner operation performed on will revile heelless heen nee! 1.1:r.,, the Doetm's nose, and mre are pleas - times, be passed and signed by the , ed to report that he is progressing Reeve and Clerk and sealed. 1 'v -el y' faeoialdy, and is exeected to Tenders for hauling gravel on the ' return home on Thursday of this ' several divisions on the 10, 11, 12 ,week. There is probably no class of , and 1.3th concessions as well as the professional men or any other occu- side 'roads were received and .con- ,pation that is as essential as our , tracts awarded. llocal physicians, when we need them, Circular letter. from Crops, Seeds , and when they themselves heroin ill and Weeds Branch as well as the why it is only too bad for the rest of amendments ef The Weed Control :us,. Here's hoping that Dr, Mac - Act of 1935 were Teed and 'ordered Kinnon will soon be restored to his . filed. A letter was read from F. Ehi usual health again, ' Johnston of London,. asking for the/ 'opening of King Street, plan 24e; Mennonite Gospel Chorus - {Grand Bend). Matter referred tol' The Mennonite Gospel Chorus of the Police Trustees of Grand Bend. ' Kitcheeer, under the Direction of A Motioe, that the following pay-'. 0, Kolb, will render a saered pro - sheets and orders be passed: • ' e. grain at the Zurich lllennonite ellUreh 021 Sunday, June 23rd, at 7,30 pan. A very appropriate and Celevill Drain 1.62; W. Huxtable do well chosen program has been select- 'Ttaesday, the 2n.d day of jute 1935' gain it, the Town Hall, Cre,cliton, en ' 2.03; I?, J. Wicicwire printing The Council. adjourned to meet a-, 4.5 0 ;,..id.Tior, the occasion, and the singing . and other interesting items. The this sacred feast of Song, Invite your numbers are interaiwrsed by readings public is heartily invited to attend A. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • There new Fatr.le.s, picture, dee-- edi harmony of perfect dress.: The new patterns made from BrEtis'i, ,twoolens and tailored with the free. „ *dem of style, give you the easy fee.l-. ng 01 always being well-dressed. — our REMEMBER All Suits MADE TO MEASURE splendid range priced ftel Your In lin 11c1 We are well supplied with a General Stock of Staple Goods, consistiug of Prints, Broadcloths, Curtains, Curtain Materials, Boys and Girls' Summer Sweaters, Boys' Tweed Pants, B1 °mere, and Shirts, Men's Shirts and Pants. Groceries, Hardware, Paints,' Varnishes and Oils, Shoes, Rubber Boots, Harness Repairs, 1935. Garden Vegetables and Flower See& Also root Seed and Sorgum. LK GENERAL fiffERoHANT PHONE ti - 97 mamma 40"EilfAMEMESPFA