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ZURICH. THURSDAY MOHNIN'(
Let the Ads. in the Herald
NOVEM 3ER7, 1935.
New R, "
anted,ths-
M.
Notice has been. received by local! Judge T. M. Costello, Code icln,
town clerks thet.tho lets Hi y y' 'owns a beautiful Englishsetter, who
-will continue through all towns and
villages under 25011 papulation- This
brings the • licensing of •gasoline
pumps, service stations, signse •,
in many of the largearoBtag urncieer
the Department of Higlieworys.
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Bannig of Male
The Canadian G:oent has not
.yet considered the banning of uickle
lo Italy, untag it is known what the
,United States wdt ciao about it So
far .the President seems inclined to
-work in harmony wale the League,
:although not a member of Seat body.
Do You. Need Glass es? ,
seems to have an inordinate fondness
for milk and simpiy no conscience
whatever, when it comes to satisfying
his ,appetite for same. Tod Reeelc
ghbors missed theirs early morning
milk deliveries and suspected trans
lents until, quite by accident, the
slog Was seen with a bottle of milk
held carefully in his mouth, scurry-
ing home in the grey dawn. He was
followed and was e,ught in the act
of removing the cap from the still
undamaged bottle, obviously* about to
have his early morning "eyeo-pener"
Two other bottles were found, empty
but undamaged, in a neighbor's
yard. -God. Signal.
REMEMBRANCE DAY HOLIDAY
N 11th statutory holiday thr- -Your Patronage Solicited
A�Iens.and
Chester L. Smith, Publhabr ;r
$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Arbraneof
o1.6O =ARREARS, $2 MAX Mr UStlitOltl►
ou in your Fall Purchases
We have put in a Stocl
Good Choice Quality Men's
and Boys' Work Shoes, and
invite the public'to come in
and we can fit you up,
PUT IN A SUPPLY OP MEN'S AND
WOMEN'S RUBBERS, MEN'S
HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC. '
GARFILED BROWN
Victoria Street. Zurich, Ont.
WE GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN-
SHIP IN REPAIRING
. Next Monday, Remembrance Day,
ov. , is a
oughout Canada but there is no
Dominion Saw whish calls for the have been sold throughout the din-
compulsory closing of 'factories and trict. Friday last police recovered ,1
Mr. Charles Bartlett, spent the
week -end at his horn. at St. Marys.
;,Mrs. Wm. Rader and daughter Miss
,Lydyan•„ spent a few days in Detroit
the past week.
Miss, Ross of Sebringvifle is at
'present staying at the hone of Mrs.
John England.
}Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rau, who have
`spent a few weeks at Detroit, have
returned home .
:Mrs. Fred. Turner of Goderich, vis-
:Mrs.ted her sister Mrs. E, E. Weido the
Past week,
G Mr. John Hey spent the past week
With his sons Milton and Austin. , at
etroit.
' Miss Helen Thiel, who has been for •
Stores, generall public recognition, ton of onions stolen from the Usti- one time in Hensel], has returned to
orne Twp. farm of Chas. Montieth er home.
on the night of Oct. 13th The onions f' Mr -and Mrs. Wm. Reith and fan.-.
were found at a sideroad neat IVlo fly visited relatives and friends at
teith farm. -His worship amended `alt Alvinston over the week -end.
though, usually is given to ad holi-
days prescribed by Dominion. statute.
A ruling of the secretary of state de-
partments "states, that throughout
Canada in each and every year. Nov 1.order made in 1931 whereby J. R.
:Stopand Thin how itt is 11 shall he a holiday and shall be Mr. and Mrs. William D.iebel o
McBurney, of London, formerly of Kincardine visited`;at the home of Mr
bat you wear correct kept and observed as such under the , Goderich, was told to pay his wife
rectly prescribed for your visioa. ! nnnae of Remembrance Day. Re- tirJius Thiel over the week -end.
1$10 a week. The order was made i
Correctly styled to your face. Your membrane Day is therefore a statu- under the Deserted Wives' and Clair -
Stealth
'r Mrs Harry G. Hess and Mrs.
Stealth may largely depentt on, keen tory holiday the same as Sunday, lien's Maintenance Act by C. A. T'honias Meyers are this week-atten-
vision Christmas Day, New Year's Day or ding the big
Women's Institute Con-
' magistrate. Mc-'
Reid, who was thenSee C. E. ZURBItfreee R. O. Labor Day. Under the statutes of Burney apps oed with default : ofvention at London:
At HESS JEWIiI.ERY.STORE the Dominionand the provinces, Sun ayment .:I pleaded guilty. He said,Mr. and +Mrs: Len. Hoist and babe
Every Tuesday at ZURICH day is the only day which is com- that as a railwayman he was earning
pulsory observed by the closing of only a small part of his salary of
.At Dashwood, Sat ay, at Erik's factories and stores. Nevertheless, 1931, at the time he and his wife
Storer. ,throughout Canada, general public• tinted after two years of marri-
ed life. His Worship orders McBur- r, Joseph Doerr and
holidays winch are prescribed I ney to give his wife one-third of; his
f Detroit, were week -end visitors at
he home of Mr. Heist's parents, Mr
nd Mrs. 0. Klapp.
��__, recognition is usually given to all
separated,
d MB M and 1VIrs
oda h h bdbythe
ST. PETER'S e'S i statutes of Canada. •
pay, in which 'case sentence wait', be
,,'Evangelism Lutheran Church
suspended. -Jas Lindsay, of Hullett
In Magistrate's Court Twp. pleaded guilty .•to be ng drunk
sporr.-,:_.,a x in at Blyth and:, )vas. taken t, ;. the_ ,la i 1. bikt i; ar,
• , .. , <w� .. n--: u of Parkhill, held yt .,,,. 1 .... � ...,a�:,aa� .�, , �� x, -: �.:.:' -.
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Jail` at Gode'ricl'vnc�c- qua viro'vnci,rra- "•x..� o * '�6` Yy'�' Reay • �•TtWeiri, -was0���','
"A Changeless-' Chaise lien a Ciwises- vin and Ken 1Vlbrley, for their .a11eg $10 fine. Roy Scrimgour, of Goderich of Milton Dietz of Zurich, on Tues-
°aughter-Muriel from Laird, Sask.,
d Mrs A. Wery and children from enn:, visited the past week with Mr
id Mrs. Elmore Thiel,
is&arEd_�, ezY perpetration; a€�a Stephen Twp. paid $10 and costs for driving with day evening A delicious supper was
Friday, 811 -Luther League..
Saturea3r- coir Prime.
•StrNDAY SERVICES:
10 a.
,. "m.:-GerMan Service.
,the, is said to have confessed to
Proc.Constable McCoy in which he
admits :fifteen Huron and. Middlesex
thefts. Ills confession involved Mor-
lley :in 'len thefts and his brother in
cone ponce state. The theft's cover a
015 a.m.--Sunday %
{ 'period of the last year, but the maj-
''7.30' m. En lislni serafce.f oiity mere carried out in the last
Everyb dy 'Gtr N ocme e„),r 'Nei oomt :Tour :months. The loot, which alleg-
, wily consists of calves, pigs, hens,
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E. TUERKT•I.EII61 , Pastor. grain, seed anal honey, is reported to
WE SELL THE BEST -FOR s'4 SS
'r Our Large
..ales Circulars
'SAW HE MOST -ASTONISHING
- VALUES IN THE HISTORY OF.'THIS
COUNTY:. l QSLBR.-i.iconiris. MILL
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HAVE .ALMOST DOUBLE .V.AILIEL..
BE SURE :A1`i'!• •
MERNI3R
Highest. Pr Elm. Phase 1.40
improper brakes; Stan. Campbell, of:
served, the centre of the table was
Palmerston paid $10 and 'costs for i decorated • with a beautiful Birthday
reckless driving, and Harry Edwards Cake. •
of Clifford paid $5, and costs for
driving with improper fights:
HAY COUNCIL
The regular monthly, meeting of
the Council of the Township of Hay
met in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, November 4th, 1935, with
all the members present. The minutes;
of ,the October meeting were adopted
as read.
Motion, that accounts covering Ziuxich, so the Police Trustees advise
payment on Township Roads, Teleph- us, and then all places of business
one, Charity and Relief and general! will be closed. Wnhle the darK war
accounts be passed as per vouchers: clounds are being hovered parts of
Township Roads -J. M. Richard- Africa., let us observe this occasion
son rd 5 31.06; G. Jeffrey rd 15 by being thankful that our nation is
34.75; W. Farrell rd 18 5.00; G. J. not. directly involved in any conflict.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hey of the
Babylon Line attended the Hartleib
-Pevler nuptials at • New St. James
Presbyterian church, Lndon and the
reception at Glen Allen Villa, on
Wednesday last. Miss L. M. Hart-
leib 'of Dashwood accompanied them.
MONDAY; A' HOLIDAY -
Monday, Armistice Day, has been
proclaimed as a public holiday in
Thiel, Zurich P. V. 19.02; T. Dins-
more rd 18 22.50; F. C. Kalbfleisch•
lumber rd 13 46.62; H. Steinbach
road Supt. 21.70; W. Fisher rd. 11
106.90; W. E. Turnbull_ rd 12 27.47;
A. Reichert rd 4 2.50; H. H. Pfaff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gascho of the
rd 5 101.14; G. Surerus rd. 9 6.30; hinge, when on Thursday, October
4th, Thanksgiving Day,• they cele -
rated the fiftieth anniversary of
Meir wedded life. Both Mr: and Mrs
Pascho are i very active and quite
ale and hearty It was fifty years
go in Ellis Township, Perth County
then Rev. John Gerber united in
eddlock" Miss Barbara Erb, of that
lace, to Mr. Joseph Gascho of Hay
ownship. 'After ,the wedding they
Pok up farming in Hay Township,
iving, on the farm on the 14th con-
'essian, now :owned by Mr. Henry
�.rueger, until twelve years ago when
ley; sold out and moved to Zurich,
Fiftieth Anniversary
(Intended for last week)
A special honor from Providence
has visited the happy wedded life of
J. Oesch rd 8 3.20; P. Schade rd5,
49.451 J. Green rd 5 58.82; N. Fos-
ter rds. 6-15 '•'T0 25; 0. Greb rd 6 .
7.00; C. Aldsworth rd 3 3,,30;. Hay
Tel. poles rd 3 2.25; J, 'M: Ziler rd
10 157.88; S. McArthur rd' 1 7.20;
A. Mousseau rd 3 61.75; P. Camp-
bell rd 14 6.30; G. Hess 'repairs gra-
der 2.75.
- Telephone Accounts -Zurich Hy
- two. ,office 2.50; P. Mclsaac,
balance ttb,or 12.10; Zurich Central
weeks 66.0U; H. G. Hess
labor etc. 90.55; Bell Telo, Co., tolls
Aug. to Sept. 184.27; Northern Elec
tris Co., material 39.22; National ReItg, the residence . they nolo occupy.
venue ,tax tolls 77.3'6; L. Schilbe & ribring these- fifty years this grand
Son, coal, 40.96. •couple have seen many changes in
Charity and Relief --Ont, Hospital, t� vicinity as well , as in general
indigent 4.6.00; G. J. Thiel act. 2,116, world conditions. No automobiles,
Williams Bros. 3.00; ,J: Gascho '
Son 11.17; J.. W. Merrier 20:21; J , snit'"the good reads we now enjoy.
M. tichar'dson •w wood indigent 8.00, •the day was .spent quietly a. home,
in the form
A.. Melick acct 2.45; M: Oesch act. of •a family reunion, and
their entire family were present with
6:12; C. Fritz 11.65. _ the grandchildred. This happy union
General Accounts Zurich, lights is blessed with eight children, who
hall, 3.39; Waterloo Fire Ins Co. on
are five sons. John E., Joel and 'Ed -
hall 20:00; Underwood Elliott supe- will of Zurich; Norman of Byron
lies 7.70; Win. Bieber inspector Wild Hospital, London and Samuel of
fong dxn. 2.00; J. Gascho Son R�arriston.; three daughters, Mrs. 0.
brooms hall 2.00; A. Melick sel. jur- Surerus of Zurich, Mrs. .r. Clarke
ors 2.'00; W. I- I, Edighoffer do 2.00 of• Windsorand Mrs. Peter Ravellc
A. F, mess, 3.00; W. S. .Johnston,
oef Grand B,end, all being present on
;Osn-act: 19.36. the occasion. We join the many fri-
The
The Council adjourned to' meet a
gain on Monday, Dec. 2nd, a.stili of Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Gascho
t 1
i in 30 Wishing thein many more years of
;o',clorlc in the afternoon• health mid happiness of married life,
A. F. Hess, Clerk , , ....
SAVE THE PIECES
Broken Spectacle Lenses
Accurately Duplicated in 24
Hours.
Any_ shape and Size.
Hess, The Jeweller.
C. E. Zurbrigg, R. O.
Phone 74 Z ri h
The color guarantees thift
quality
Semet Solvay Coke.
Miller Creek and
Rosedale A.1.b3rt t
Tile and Brick.
W: R. DAVIDSOM
Highest cash prices paid .f�
graded basis
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Eggsona
Phone 10
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Etc. Etc.
Give us a call and be convinced of t
of Our Fine Showings
EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fall and Winler Goods
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE
OUR STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, IN ALL THE STAPLE LINES
Such as Wool and Flannelette Blankets, Flannel-
ettes, Wrapperettes, in New Patterns., Men's
Women's and Children's Winter Underwear„
Sweaters, Sweater Coats, Caps, • Mitis, Socks . and
Stockings, Etc., Etc.
Men's and Boy's Heavy Rubbers, Men's .Rubber
Boots, Harness Repairs, Etc., Etc_
Fresh Groceries Always on Hand
R. N. DOUGLAS
t ,ENERAL MERCHANT
PHONE 11 -97 BLAKE