Zurich Herald, 1929-06-20, Page 1Vole XXIk 0 4
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The town of Clinton; is willing to
allow its chemical Fire Trule to go
into the Herby townshi :in ease of
fire.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Talbot Moved
from their farm on the Blue Water
Highway, Stanley Towns lzip,„ to their
brew home in. Bayfield, which tlia:„r, ;Irur
chased a few years ago Izmir. E. .. A.
s�
a a - o•e�
which � t. few , ec c
1 n,
a d r an wl el until t
ue d
ago was occupied, by Mr. and Mrs.'
Lloyd Makins.
( HAY cotiriiC
A special meeting of the Council
Of the Township of IIay, .was held at
the office of the Township Clerk on
Saturday, evening,. Juiie 7 at1 „ .Ali
:the members were present,. -
The followngg resolutions were
`passed.
That By Law NO.. 9-1.929, 1xrovidU-
isthe. lei
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNINO.
JUNE 20 (929.
Chester L Smith, Publisher..
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$1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Advani
0.1.50 IN1aRPi1:«afiBa,$2 MAY $Z ° ARt ,=
methum between Buyer and Seller. Try alq
ring for an extonsioxe of the assessin-
cnts• to be levicd'"and collected under
By -Law No. 12-1925;0 on Masse Mun-•
icipal Drain, for a further term of
two years to meet the outstanding
debenture debt, be read three times
and finally passed.
That By-law No. 104'929, provid-
ing for designating; the. Town Line,
between the. Townships of Hay and
"Through, " and
Stephen a fw.a 3' �, y
that the rules and regulations of the
Highway Traffic Act mill -apply there
co, be read three tinges and finally
passed.
That the tender of Mr. A. R. Dick
for, hauling crushed' stone onto the
Township Roads be accepted at the
price of 15 cents per yard Haile.
That the Council adjourn to meet
again on Tuesday, July 2ud, for the
regular monthly session.
BkRGAINEr BAGAIN
4T
Received a shipment of waterproof
,Cp ,
Robes which I, am retail ig far be -
10W Catalogue prices get youx's at
Special Price $/2.50 large size-
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Footwear
FINEST OF PATENT,, NEWEST
WOMEN
OF PATTERNS. ALSO IN THE
<SMART1:+LST. OF COLORS. IN
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CHILDREN'S, MAN1SH OXFOR-
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LAETHERS'.. itl: ARE 'REARING .PATENTS, BROWN AND
13LACK IN QUi3,1.T g TEAT MAKE THE PRICES MOST 'UN- 8
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RUNNING 'SHOES FOR, EVERY e
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YEARS, BEING Sr , ALIVE a 37'!.1) OURS`E�"Qia,;,':iC k1 ' `6�.011Y
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TENTS INTO .l!1tre: if II1'?c,:El^;:� r,LOCK ' ''I:IEPt W.F. 'WILL 'TRY
O SERVE you 'III THE iEtw- OF OUR ABILITY ND SOL-
ICIT YOUR C:Old' Ea9fi; ED .'•u' 4: 0.0NAGE AS, 311 1192, MST.
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Z. P. S. 'SCHOOL RE'0RT
Zoricle Continuation School Report
1928-1929
The names are . placed in alphabet-
ical order. Subjects marked r5 or
over receive honours. Subjects mar-
ked 50 or over to 75 receive a pass,
;ubJ et5 marked below 50
receive
.c
failure and will have to be repeated.
FORM 1 -Bedard Richard, Fr. 7 ti
Lat. 71, Alg. 70, Comp. 56, Geon 80
His. 74, Art 54, Bot. 86; Mechem
George -Fr. 86, Lat 70, Alg 76, Com.'
56, Geo. 75, His 55, Art 56, Bot70
Gelinas, Claude -Fr. 81, Let -54,- Al.
66, Comp 63, Gep 66, His 72, Art 51
Bot 71;MacKinnon, Hugh -Fr. 77
Lat 63, Alg 66, Bot 81, Comp 72
Geo 80, His. 66, Art 63; Stade, Har
old -Fr. 46, Lat - 84, Alg. 39, Comp
70, Geo. 88,•His. 78, Art 61, Bot. 76.
Willett, Ivan -Geo. 7G, His. ' 73, Ar
58, Comp 57, Bot '72, Fr. 75, Lat 52
Alg. 56; Yungblut, Earl Fr, 18, Alg-
42,
lg42, Comp 77, Geo 71, His 64, Art 61
Dot (i3; Clark Gwendoline Fe..69
Alg, 73, Comp 65, Geo. 76, His 69
,Art 71, Bot 82; Farwell, Priscilla -
'TFr. 08, Alg. 75, Comp, 66, Geo' 76
'His 65, Art 65, Jot 7, ; Fter yell, La
uretta-Fr 41, Alg 46, Comp 60
Geo. 66, His,64, Art ;19, Bot 53
Horner, Greta -Er. 84, Lat 80, Alg
30, Comp 65, Geo 71, His 68, Art 61
Bot 7'6; Robinson, Grace --Fr. 60
Lat 71, Alg 95, Coinp. 04, Geo 85
His 66, Art 61, Dot 76; Robinson
Margaret -Fr. 21, Arg 67, Coinp' 56
Geo 76, His 02, Art 63. knot • Sclt
walrn Violet -Fr. 91, Lat 65, Alg 67
Comp 72, Geo 76, His 7`2, Art 54
Dot 08; Tuerkheim, Rutin -Fr, $
1.41181; Alg i+2, Comp 80, Goo .86,111
1, At 65, Bat 84; Foran IT -Man
son, Donald, -Fre 35, -Lat 32 Gem:11•, Comp 60, Phys 58, Alit).7, Ar
55, Dot 70; Reichert, Clarence -Fr
83, Lat 00, Geon 78, Lor:ap 71, Pilus
11, Arrth,52 Art 64, Bot 80, Wier
I a-'ianc -Pr. 53, Geoni 55, Conxp:58
Pile's 56r -Art 00, Arith 74„ Rot 70;
Zcettel, Grade ---Fr. 76, Lat 50, -Alg.
66, Comp 32, Phys 75, Arith 80,;
Manson, Sara -Fr. 62, Lat 76, Alg.
92, Comp 87, Phys 67, Arith 90, Art.
05, Bot 63.
Report bp. Principal, A. C. Pigeon.
Annual rtfleeting
OF THE
Liberal -Co user natives
Will be Held in
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
JUNE 26th, at 2 p.rn. .. ..
Officers will be elected and other bus-
iness -transacted.. Several prominent
Speakers will address the meeting.
Among them- hang;
-ECCLES J. GO T T, M.P., S. Essex.
Any FaTrnler'intereetc•d in growing of
Beads, should Le sure and hear Mr.
Gott..
Ladies are specially invited, and a
prominent Lady Speaker will a ddrese
the audience.
Every Poling Sub -Division should be
well epreseated.
Robert Higgins, Secretary,
Col• H. 13. Combs, President.
KeIvinatc-r
riiksT in the Field
4.n
and Mrs. E. (leach were Sun-
day visitors at Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz were Sun-
day visitors at Listowel.
hfi,e Herb AIousseau motored to
Lou ion., on Monday on business on
Monday. -
Bev. and Mrs. Tucfr•khcim are sp-
endieeg V. few days this week at Han-
over
Z.Iiss Alice Hoffman of Dashwood,
colt cl on fiends in Zurich on .Mon-
day. evening..
-Mr. and :.lrr. E. P. Ialopn eel
Fri -.4 Datars spent the week -end at
Elmira.
The manual picnic of the I?uran
Coierty Cour it x.111 jel he'el at I3ay-
ierd on Fri lay of tile week.
rMr, and efee. Joe, Geecho and son
Edwin, spent the week -end et Te t is--
tQEk,
.ICr. and lir:;. Roy Weber and dau-
ghtsi ieeee of Hen ill we Sue a..
viestere et the 1_onic. of 1'uh :T. ul
Loujs \4 eleee
• Mr. i ni i3r Alauriee T, zl or, Mr,
Q. 1. rs of Godo+,irh. spent PSun-
day, at th• ample of Mr, and Mrs.
Cha,, \'i'r,•1,:r, -
a'.al fuer e)Ii ,r et Lordon. n, has
ketprn el to her hoinw after stiend Te'
a gireek's visit with her sister, Mrs.
Harry '+.ickneele"
'yeti Ro-> . Geiger,
anis: •ec? at the home of his pse nts, -vii•
aiit Mrs. M.. Geiger, one • day 'last
she. and Mrs. Ross, MIr. and • 'MMB..
Jackson, - and Mrs: James Ro . ell .of
Seaforth, trent Sunday at .the home
o'1 Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, Town
Line, Stanley.
Mrs, • Sana. NIcBr ide; Si 'vh?o is
staying with her ' en. Mr 3nel Mrs.
Robert McBride, Stanley,' v; z e are sor -
rygood to sayhealthie.. not enjoying; her usual
NIr. and Mrs. Biel Deters. Sr. anci
Miss Anna Deters are attending the
Wedding ceremony at W'a.:.' ? Too, pf
their son. Rev. Albert Datars, on
Tuesday ,of this. week.
Mr. Dennis Bedard is away to Til-
l'ury attending the f xner•>i .,f iT
family of his brother Philip, who
met their death on Sumhiy morning
in an auto accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck end son
Mervyn spent a pleasant week with
relatives and friend- in Detroit And
Windsor. They speak very highly of
the courteous way their ;good .Amer-
ican -Friends. entertained there.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wetlaufer of
Kitchener were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. John GalI-
Man. Mrs.. Wetlateffer Sr., w�,o had
been visiting fora week he:' , re-
turned with them.
St Mr. Daviel Plante of S. Jori=1x11,.
left to visit his boyhood 'ionic in Que-
bec, on Sunday. Mr. Plante arrived
in this country when a. young men.
5.1 yeas ago, ,and has never returned
to hie native laical. ,IIe is rear.;'1g the
trip -byMotor with NIT: and Airs, ,Tae.
Mousseau of Detroit. my. end Mre.
Gilbert Plante eof Goderich, i11 ,.c.-
coanpany them. -
+5. tlui t in . O fel. rc rt. tool:
place. at the Lutheran Pareenege ar'
' 1tnrd ty morning, when :Rev. Teterk-
ht'im united in holy Wedlock ,i is
1.01.1h,( ' 01.iltSi U>4.' dieugl:f. r of 1;'-e. and
J. George Cl iu.;ilts, ttl ll_ , alai
h aCey of near Tavistork. Tie, bridal.
coui:cle Were attended brI.l 1'n ' rrt
and -.Amelia Cheusiui, 7'hn happy co-
l1p1e left fo.i' their home on the 14th
° ,ire,: ie ref East i t --: ,, ' e tr-
IIiT,, S 110 e the gr Vali' 17 ,43
I' is
andis one o
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.11'';:'1%4 of the .ietr:ct. Tie. Iler:ltl
FOa� lips t' c ir• ins.tly ur � t ;': :ids in R Ami tt 7�W3 i'1.C+'1l'1�TTls. C.hn��"t Atli?i3ti1�i.
NOW 13 THE:.TIME TO BUY YOUR
-
IiE.L'VINATOR. DON'T WAIT '1ILL
'ri-ii: WARM WEATHEI IS OVER,
1 O TREE, THE IP )T 'RESULTS.
IBJ V1NATOR IS NOT ONLY AN
ASSET IN SUMMER, IlUT ALL
THE YEAR ROUND: SO ANY
ONE WISHING '.CO GET PRICES
ON DOMESTIC OR COMMERCIAL
JOBS, COME AND ;;t ,3 ME, .
ire
.only Refrigerator that gives a
curt* or Service in Canada, and
*very Agent is a 'Service 'men.
O, sc ,, Agent
Fad Aceto W:ocit
Four rhi'dren and one women we.
It ilrow ne1'ono resile north e 11�•'Tr'<'
en Semlay Morning evInen th'. Car f1a
which they were rid ng srttck a dr -
pr ssie t :and tan into a. Weep t ittc'e
tilled with water, th drieee.
r 1 eine' Philip Bedard, a`prominrnt
sloe dealer -ef that Wave, and ,on oI
lit amid Nlrs. Joseph 1'e. door •T, of -St
"oeeph, ui;i brother to Mr. Dennr::
it ,3 id Of !Zurich. Mrs. +loeeph, Held
owrth, .his .housekeeper, and hie,, toff,
hi1d 01 a., cid fraomil, 13 nnn:t71' it
8
r.ars 917 0`.i 1 w+' e ire the rear sten
of the 56dt1s0. eel 1 iin&i'm to get of
t l i'n i
V. Ili.eler,1 1r tIn .Yred to rrn;l•'
fiat th o1i4,It the f111.7Twirl ra.r
ird . for assiotn ice, hut it Arrived tots
late to save - li:fe, 'Clie wtiolc cote
minty is deeply in i 'i-muathy wit:,
Mr, BcdatXcl in his rnisfnrtune,
e You Proud
To
Show
VT A TV laA
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEWEST
STYLES IN LADIES' WRIST WAT-
CHES,. PRICED AS LOW AS $8.00
GENT'S POCKET SIZES, FANCY
ENGRAVED CASES $5.0b TO $25.
GENT'S STRAP WATCIIES, VERY
POPULAR $8.00 TO $20.00
WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
4.
3
WE DO NOT GUARANTEE SPEEDOMETOR READING
•1'
4.
• AGENT FOR THE NEW CHEVROLET
THE PRICE RANGE OP' THE FOUR.
STRATION.
SECOND HAND FORD PARTS AT 3I.::I:,F P„» ,
k't• ++'1€•++•I• '+++ +' ++++ 'ti'wvl+.era'1.,s.l.,I..,t +yc...;. „,.g,i-e- l •:4 ;.:e
fen
IMPORTANT FIJRL
Annouitheinerit
Effective at Once
P
We keg to -arc, A.ln G9,' a recBaiC t9ffak;,'.
50c. per tai i. 'i the winter v ^ -aces,
on all Grades of Anths^acite Cr,aL
In addition, we will allow a discount,
of 50e .pea. ton PA.Y31EN'
ONLY, on Anthracite and AB gr-adee
of Fuel. -
Pricer ozi Anth;rasi•to will ad''vanie car
Juane: 35th.
Take advantage oi' these Rock Bottom
Prices, and lay in your suypty now
of The O ?nal and 091
D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL -
Or T
is Fanous
D. & H. LACaAT.e.2ep.. -'e C41-1
,
Noted for its great heat..
iyicla.tKt
t Q
)ffiee Phone 10.w House Phorr 1.0
IG- OA .USED
Atour Own PeTn1ms
1926 Ford. Coach like new, upholstering spotle;s, prised Yezy 3:ot+
for quick ;ale
1929 Ford Moder A. Coach, new at a bargain
Ford Sedan, 4 in a.Iy new tires, paint Elie new. Out peice elle
C a.
:
p1s.'J4
Essex 4 -door Sedan, in good condition. Make us at.''i offer.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE THE CAR, YO s BUY.
SEE OUR USED CARS AND COMPARE PRICES AND tti,eIetarce.
• IONS WITH OTHERS
FI TZ & SON
SIX C,117,3„ A SIX TN.
ASK r*CT, A 8..," Ci.. sh
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We have 0
Our first shipment
en
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Summer Dry Good
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF HARNESS RrFelPRSe
HARDWARE, SHOES, DISHES, GROCERIES, GARDIe,N ets.A',1 +
ROOT SEEDS.. ALSO KEEP SUPPLIES POD ±JE.ADZI'Y.
LAMPS, AND REPAIRS POR NEW PERFECT ON a; ;I t L.
STOV'E'S '
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONL,G^E.:
GEN 'al AL MEi t'OHA.a
PHONE