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4 OF UCMp THURSDAY MO Ni Ox DECEMBER 28 1933.
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$1.66 IN ARREARS, fp MAT BR iiai'.4tlite8tgs
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Canadian - Banks are-
Solvent
re,..Solved
(Financial News)
,There is no need to elaborate on.
the standing of the bald s in. Can -
Properly Fitted Glasses
C. E. ZURBRIGG. R. O..
Will be at Hess' ;Iewelcry Stow,
Every Wednesday .Atternoen, begin-
ning at 2 o'clock to mt you with
:Masses.
PRICES. MOD .'E „ '
ST. TER,'St
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Grist for :a Chang-
ing. V c rtL'
Friday, 8h: --.Luther League.
Saturday --Choir Practice.
-SUNDAY
ctice-
-SUNDAY SERVe S..
10 a. m.—Germsze S rvie
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School.
• 7.30 pan.—Etig ids Service. -
'Everybody Welcome to all Services
E. TUER HE" Pastor:
emoommeemolmone
• Blue Scranton- Coal
ALL SI FS
Petroleum Coke„ S'easet Solvay Coke,
Genixine Rosedale A1;berta Lump
Pocahontas and Mi=lls;,~ Cee , always
eta band.
AGRICULTURAL TL and BRICK.
Highest CASH price. pai,i fee Egg CM
a Graded. 18eia.
DRIED APP1 W"
(Must be deer and t ght )
W. R. DAVIDSON
:phone No. ia' RE &ALS.. *ON ',
ade. True, they are critized, as are
all banks in all countries. But they
have opened their doors every morn-
ing of every banking day through the
greatest 4 depression in the world's
history. and 'that fact talks down al-
most every criticism that could be
levelled against them:. The bankers
Of Canada have accepted as their
first duty the safeguarding of. their
-depositors' money, and they have
kept their banks solvent.
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NOMINATION
Hay Township Nomination was
held according to statutes on Friday
afternoon, with the spacious hall pac-
ked to the doors, and standing room
:seemed -to be at a premium. Just.
...why such a large attendance is pres-
ent the past few years at these meet-
ings we cannot explain. However,
if the taxpayers are satisfied with
the present systems of highway main-
tenance, then it is evident they will
re-elect as many of the 1933 council
as possible, .but:a change of men put
in will tell the opposite side of • the
story. Then a great many people
going to the polls think that a passing
around of these honourable offices is
only fair. And to such we can ad-
vise that .two of the old council are
live year men, and the other is a one
year man. We•. have never in the
past made any comment on to who
the people should 'vote for, and with
no election for the reeveship it is
perhaps not so interesting. Mr. A.
F. Hess, the CIerk, was appointed as
chairman, and naturally railed on the
Reeve, Mr. A. Melick who went over
the year's work briefly stating that
they have paid . for half of their
printing ;outfit,,,, and paid' for the
crusher, and. then took up County
matters, and that the county audit
of the treasurer's books cost ;3298.-
56. A new Clerk and Treasurer we-
re appointed .and he thought they
made -a good choice_ He stated that
the past years $83,000 land was sold '
NOTICE
To the electors of the—Township of
Hay.
iAs I may not be able to see you
personally but I will appreciate you
support at the poll for councillor oh
Monday next. '
Wishing you the Season's Greet-
ings.
GEORGE: ARMSTRONG
NOTICE
To the Electors of Hay Township.
As my name will appear on the
ballot for Councillor in the 'election=
next Monday, and as I will not, be
able to see you all personally, I take
this medium in soliciting your pat-
ronage,
Wi:hin Iou the Season's Greet-
ings..
EDMUND WALPE1
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entre
Goderich -- Phone 47
Now Playing ---"My Lips Betray;'.
John Boles and Lillian Harvey in a
Musical romance.
Mon., Tues., Wed.
ZAZU PITTS and SLIM SUMMER
VILLE
the screen's most hilarious comedy
team in the rib -tickler everyone is
waiting. for
"HER -FIRST MAT
• Thurs., Fri., and Sat.
CLARA BOW
The dramatic redhead again brings
the thrills and variety of circus life
for taxes and none of this money ev- to the scr.•en,
er reached the Co. treasury. In frit- ss'IOI Ii"
ure 'the Warden will be elected b
ya111 .
members • inetead of Liberals and 1 With Preston Foster and Herbert
Conservatives. He stated thitt Wad llsuxhn
Ballantine had lI h work and hi', — . i(,arl .and Mr. !_ rban Pole motored
charges were- 277.85, as compo .ed Coming—A doable 1.111—"Six hots: ' T
1400 and 1600 :b 3 * some former' to Live" rind "Sailor's Luck" to Blyth on Sunday evemilg and at
to
�'tended the "White -Gift Service'' of
Wardens. There arc 55 names on !Matinees Mon. Wed.,and Sat. at t1 the United Church of that place. .
elle -indther's allowance averaging;
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Hay Tp. The County -Herne takes • °;;;;;-"7".--;"--;---;;;;;;;;;;;;I:
Mr. Clare Meaner is spending the
holidays in London.
Mr. and Mrs: W. L. Siebert spent
the holiday in Detroit.
Miss Edith Klopp of London spent
the holiday at her home here.
Miss Geraldine Surerus of Kitch-
ener is holidaying at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Finlayson of
Toronto, are visiting friends in these
parts..
Mrs. C. Eilber left last week for
Den n all. where e she will spent. several
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen and
family were Christmas visitors at
Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs, E. Stoskopf of Kit-
chener visited at the home of Mrs.Thomas Johnson over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braim and
family of Fcrest spent the •week -end
at the home of Mr. Wm. Lamont.
Ars. Percy Rowe of Toronto, is
holidaying with her mother, Mrs. L.
Geiger and son Newell.
Mr. P. Ravelle and family of the
Pend were visitors in town the be-
ginning of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Desiardine
and son Elroy of Babylon Line, and
Miss U. Steep of Clinton and Mr.
Ijoyd Walper spent Tuesday at Lon-
We are pleased to report that Mr.
William Lamont who has been con-
fined to his bed with a bad cold, is
making good recovery and is gaining
in strength.
Mr. and' Mrs. George Metcalf
London, visited with relatives in
vicinity last week, and while in
village stayed at the Bogle of
and Iris. C. L. Smith. -
of
this
the
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Geiger, Mrs.
G .rn tt .Tacobe, Mrs. Lydia Pile. Miss
$32 each; 24 old aye pensioners In 1
4t o earn \r of tt as „h...a,.Ial en's Institute will hold their monthly
good care of the Diel people. lir `, 1 3a' mneeting on January 8th. This cha-
Jacobs 'the manager of this home.. 1y very £tislac oixly, although at, ,,,,:tnge r been made a; New Yeti's'
cleared $911.00 on r eetlm' ho;.; = the, • a•ru4.111(1 ,:hat. fall:; on the first : Ton(iay. Rev.
past year. It takes around x+50,000 .Ducharnle was proud of cork of ;tic'E. Turlcheiin will give the topic and
to ,run the County Work, :anti the . Clerk, and the past council reduced t.w Year resolutions will be the roll
... 1'J�. < ir` tax .teem 3 mills to
County has a de fi 4 of airuttt zsiJU,- til- call. Don't forget the date, the sec -
000 last year. 1 -.oil' ',Tr. Ales'fl 1 v. (lad Monday in January.
$7,000 higher. 1�1 ee rem't:n in the tte.:t tuna tcilior ani he. tiled t;t..i ,^ -
past were too. l(:Ilic et; when tie. Meets was for three years a councillor andThe Christmas entertainments held
were good. Mr. .).o 1:l .nutl:� ems re.''• .,cc-:, ,e; reelection, he tithe; t.,‘ :,i over the week -end were well attend
the first of the cowl eillnrs •rant( up- that on Un e oi." the beets ,,,, .:' ted rind the programs were of high
on, and after quoting a let of i
era,.• ,•. gi t\'t'1 ti •.' p'c14't \ (au 'V int, (;• n- nt•'1 r, in accordance with this most
lie advised that in 13:20 th.t. c'ouneil ii'rey v:II _the next r:nu,1t Illor ' rtit, ow- happy of all times, Ch istmas. The
adopted a ne;v- wee' •
:Ind x;;1ewee ime to an accident Mr. Ceoirr y diel annual program of the Lutheran
not feel lilt ei saying. Illrlell, but ile churcli wtis held 011 Sunday evening,
stated they did th,•: 1.wst tl c, ren=d. ;,*ai on. Monday evening the one of
the Evangelical church was held.
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Broken Sodas. 2 for .. .,......, „ 19c
Ginger Cao ;es„ lb for 10c..
Prixnes;, - -..Iv.k.w . ,2C
Factory Cheese. per '%h.
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Mr. E. Walper the last cuencelor to
address the people stated that he
needs no notes he has his ,stuff oil
from it gory, he does not like in- URE AND ROME ECONOMICS
terruption when on platform, nor
does he like rough stuff while on the The Ontario Department of Ag-
,l'tferm. Mr. Wainer stated that riculttire conducts each year a mon-
under his ill, trudtion ihcr.A was nhuc:'i ;;.1's course in Agriculture and Home
^ravelling done in the west, end of Economics, at some point in each
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Ttri t. hip. The new :candidates County in the Province The Course
t..:tltd upon unci they ail in Huron County this year is being
oohs.
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oohs. nominated conducted in the. village of Zurich,
were t For Reeve, A. Meliek and D.
Ducharme, for Councillors, D. Du -
a: rme, .T, (.,:'offrey, E. Wolper, W.
Alexander, F. Corbett, Gco. Becker,
Geo. Ataa.trong, M. Turnbull, and
and Win. Haugh. Mr. - Dueharme
lid ,lilt' (nail j:y; for ?'(eye, and A.
Webber and Wrn. Alexander with-
drew from the. council election.
' In the evening for Zurich Police
Trustees, the following were nomin-
ated:. Jno.. Deichert, Wm. O'l;rein, TI.
Cickmeier, R. F, Stade, Gid Koehler,
Oscar Klopp, J. lTey Jr., Jos, Geiger,
Gco. Deichert, Theo Haberer, Jells
ei. Gascho, C. C. Schilbe. , Only three
Mood; as follows: H. Eickm;eier,
Stade and Oscar Klopp, •
In Hens'all there will be s. contest
for the rc c veship between 0: Geiger
C.. J. 110ron ( nnty and ever;..! 1
£cid young weir a,i ,r, tit,,is°• 1
'' all 1'> . t e!1 { (7,' I Era 01( ,
litlty-1 r,, C. 1.:\alhi cart 'y, r , Ic< 1t I
'� 11 l,: T''n,• It+'f ? T , -crit ?• tied r.nil 2.. i?
1:orf,, A.' alt'.iiami, hi. ` Ka14;; i:a, 61,<:r vitt:+(!, apply l0 the ct..rt,.W 1O
, ,+,., d'+,'..,.ail cyet
MONTH'S COURSE IN AGRICULT-
arum January Otll until February 2,
and is under the direction of the
iluron County Branch of the Ontar-
io Deportment of Agriculture, Clin-
ton. These courses fe hold in a
different section of the County each
year, and as this County is a. large
one, the opportunity to attend one
of these courses may come once in
about eight 'or ten years. This is
the first time that the young peo-
ple in the district have been afford-
ed an opportunity to take advantage
of this instruction. During the course
the more important phases. or Agric-
ulture and Home Economies will be
dealt with and a number of special
lecturers. will bo featured. Approxi-
mately 2,200 boys and girls have at-
tended short courses of this natttre
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FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS
We extend to You our Best Wishes
and Prosperity for
1934
I -lave your Skates Hollow Ground
for the Skating is e .ceii nt in. the
Zurich Rink.
(Sharpened while you wait)
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Zurich
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EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL li E Eu ORS,
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We Trust You All have had a
VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
And We wish allour Cmionaers
and Friends a Happy and Pros-
perous
NE
NEW YEAR,
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