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DECORATION
SERVICE,
BRONSON UNE CEMEtEitY
Sunday afternoon, Juane 117f.ht
1934 At 2...30 entliock
Program wilt consist. of Decoration
- of Graves. Special' Singh's' Fr.. Addres-
: ses by Rev. E.. Burn mull Rev. .W.
Henrich.. Also. Musical Serections.
DEAR FRIENDS—You are invited
to be present at ehe Memorial and
• Grave Decoration. Seruices as above
:mentioned. You are kindlj request-
ed to bring bouquets o dowers, to
participate in thcratm ef 'the
Graves of Your Relatives and Eli--;
ends buried on. this Sererene Stmt. enext
Offering will he rec -eeved for thelea-
utifying and upkeep o dee Grounds.
Hoping you willcome. aeol enecintbe,
Services of Hatiowert IllennoJen.
We Remain, Your Entereeted Fkle
ends, Cemetery' Reraxel.
JUNE 14, 1934.
Don't forget the date'of the &1oe-
itio, ltnesday„ when the people
will be called upon ee elect a mem,
ber for ,the Provincial • Gi'evernment.
There are three candidates in the
conteet, an Independen.t, a Libel:al-
Progressive and a Conservative, and
they all have their arguments, and
Odes to the story, but all people are
:advised to honor their franchise and
go out and vote. It is amuseing to
en to note how heated and enthused
ranine people get at times like this.
To us there is nothing to get ,ex -cited
:about, as after the election srliolte
has died away, regardless of who is
elected things go on about just the
same, and we always live in the same
,country, under the same taws; Can•
-
ade, the finest country in the world
that we know of. So we plead to
one and all to just take things tool
:an :dont have a tift or a hot argu-
ment with perhaps your be friend.
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Vote for Ballantyne
haslepaadent Liberal -Progressive -2
on Tuesday, June 19th
The Conservative Part3. Las been' in- power for 26 years. Its
leaders have grown. restless in office—drunk with political pap and
heartless as to the firce c tlse people. Without shame the Premier
...nd Cabinet raise& their' cram salaries in 1930 by an extra :62,000,
while 400,000 smartly, 'citizens were starving. They paid $40,000,
to three favorites for "advice" en how to,sell a Bond Issue. Even
Honest George 'forgot" he Lad $25,000 of nearly worthless Abitibi
Bonds waif after klyialtrarroasle them valuable. Toronto ward heelers
arer. given Iigkem.c. iiights--Maittistrate* must buy their way
to office '
SURELY irs TIME FOR A CHANGE
Ballantyne House -cleaned in
Huron. Try him at Toronto
'Young'Hepturn Promises a NEW DEAL
For The Worker: Piodeictive work, minimum wages
. .and ireenreatce. -
For The Unfortunateee ola Age . Pensions honestly
admunsterea Mother's Allowance . where one
• child or more_
For The Returned Soldier: A Share of appointments.
In Huron NM- ONE has 'gone to the Soldiers, ----
Sheriff„ Registrar,. Crown .Attorney, Supreme
Court Registrar,. Magistrate, 'Clerks or Bailiffs.
For The Taxpayer: "Honest administration, pegged
debt, and slashes in..s0a1ies.
GIVE HEPBURN: A TRY - HE'LL MAKE GOOD
Henry's Debt Increase of over $80,000, a day will
SWAMP 'THE 'PROVINCE
Help stop this — Vote for Ballantyne
A vote for a Henry/Candidate is a vote for higher taxes
and increased debt.. 'Mr. 'EIe4tor---Can }rote nitaid it? '
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NEW
cery Store
Weston's Sodas fper IW) — „ .10c
Princess. Soap Flake.s ,(per pkg.) . ......14c
Tomatoes choice 2 ize 1,:per 9c
P and G. soap,. 4 bars .... .... i4c
Heinz red kidney 'beans, per :fin ._. .......... I 5c
Strawberry jam, large jar . .... ...
Thistle baking powder, 141). ifin ...-- 18c
Clark's tomato soup, per 'tin ...... t5c
Cooked Spaghetfi, 2 tins .. . ........ 25c
Cltitectir; Soda in Bulk and Cans
Fresh Fruits' and Groceries Always on Rand.
Are•e3 Threads, Pins, Laces,, Etc.
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CARD OF THANKS -
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Birk and
Miss Verna Birk wish to thank their,
-nelghlezirs and friends for the- klinle •
ness and sympathy extended during
thcjr recent bereavement and also for
the floral tributes and loan of ears.
HAY COUNCIL
'rhe regular monthly meeting Of
the Council of the Township of 'tar
was held in the Town. hall, Zuri
on Monday, June 4th, 1934, Wi
all the. members present. After t
adoption of the minutes of th g me
ings held on May ,7th and May 12
the Council became organized as
Court of Revision on the 1934 A
essment Roll. Four appeals had b
ed made as follows: A. A. Web
assessed to high on buildings a
claim for exemption on woonlan
Jacob Deichert assessed too hig
Canada Company to have Wi4 Lot
and lot 9 Con 6 assessed to The Ca
ada Company as owners; to asse
Wm. Fairbairn and Luella Fairbai
as tenants W part lots 16-17, con.
The followin resolution diepoSe
of the appeals:
That appeal of A. A. Weber
dismissed; appeal of Jacob Deiche
be dismissed; appeal of the Cana
Company and Wm. Fairbairn be a
lowed, and that the Court of Revi
ion be closed and the 1934 asses
ment Roll of the Township of Ha
be confirmed as arnended.
The Council then resumed the r
gular order of business. After di
posing of the communications th
following resolutions were passed:
That the resolution passed -at th
Council meeting held on January
1934 fixing the price to be paid fo
gravel at ten cents per yard be am
ended to read as follows: Rate o
pay for tvrevel to b fifthen cent
per cubic yard, the owner of the p
to keep the same eleas of all robstru
tion and and waste material without e
era charge.
That William Fairbaien of the
of Hay be employed by the Townshi
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and Read. the Rome Paper
Mr. T. C. Joynt of Hensan made
a business trip to town on Monday.
Mr. Norman Gascho, accompanied
by Rev. E. Burn, motored to Lon-
don on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry G. Hess and
farnlly were Sunday visitors with fri-
ends in Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heist of
Detroit, were week -end visitors at
the home of Mr. , and Mrs. Oscar
and Mrs. Harry Siemon and
week -end visitors with relatives in
daughter Miss Leis, of London, were
The Zurich Band is getting inter-
ested again, and from now on the
boys will have a practice every Thurs
day evening, beginning this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Miller of Lon-
don and Mr, Walter Miller of Park-
hill were Sunday visitors at the home
of the boys' father, Mr, William
Miller.
Sunday afternoon will be obser-
ved as Decoration Service Day on
the Evangelical Cemetery Bronson
Line, to which the public are in-
vited.
The only political meeting adver-
tised for Zurich town hall is on
Saturday evening, when Mr. Ballan-
tyne, the Liberal candidate will have
a nuinber of speakers present to ad-
dress the public.
At last relief came from the uri-
cOinfoitable dust. that has been
perienced in the village, as the big
'?Teunty oiler•arrived ''on Monday and
Pgave all the streets as well as the
back streets a liberal amount of oil,
but the rain came along about the
t same time, so it likely will be some
time before the dust will again be
a nusiance in town.
On this coming Sunday, Juni
Thread Sunday willbe b ncl
as handy man around the stone cru
slier while same is in operation.
That accounts covering paymen
on Township Roads, •Telephone and
General accounts be passed as per
vouchers::
R. Miller rd. 9, 5.60; R. Adams,
rd. 10, 2.45; Huron Expositor, ad-
vertising re tenders 3.99; Pedlar
People, corrugated eolverts rd. 15,
40.80; Wm. Farrell, - rd 18 • 1.55; E.
Hendrick, rd 14 29.25; John Oesch,
rd .15, N. Foster,. rd 6, 10.45; A.
Smith rd 8 5.60; M. M. Russell, rd.
1, 4.90; Sam Hey, ditching rd 18,
2.50; Urban Plile, rd 14 3,65; J.M.
Ziler rd 10 8,55; W. Coleman, rd.
2 5.60; Dominion Road Mchy. Co.„
repairs for crusher 52.63; J. Rich-
ardson, rd. 5 2.50; J. Parke rd. 1
83.00; Telephone Accounts—Bell
Tel. Co., tolls March to April 68,70,-
Northern Electric Co. material 127.-
90; Zurich Central, switching four
weeks 68.00; Postage, express, etc.,
17.93; A. F. Hess, part salary 125.00
a G. Hess, labor, material etc. 163.-
80. General Accounts:: Poatage, ex-
cise, etc., township 19.42; Municipal'
World, 1934 s-tatutes, etc. 3.43. G.T.
Miekle Z Sons, seed grain 20.44; J.
Corriveau, jr. seed grain 15.00; W,
Truemner, sheep killed by dogs
5.00; Fred Haberer, valuator sheep
2.00; A. F. Hess, part salary, tp.
12'5.00; J, F. Ingrain, seed grain
5.60.
Th -at the Council adjourn to meet
again on Tuesday, July Srd, 1984,
at 1.30 in the afternoon.
A, F. Hess, Clerk.
Capital Theatre
Goderich Phone 47
Now Playing—Edward Everett Hor
' ton in a real laff "The Poor Rich"
Monday, Teesday, and Wednesday
Something diffr
erent in adventue
tales!
S.O.S. ICEBERG
Five desperate men and a beautiful,
cultured woman trapped on a Omen -
land ice born
Rodha Rocque and Ernst inlet
world's greatest daredevil aviator
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the interests of the India Lace In-
dustry, in the local St. Peter's Luth-
eran Sunday School. This year the
cause will be presented in a very
concrete manner as a special pro-
gram featuring a short play has been
prepared. This program is to be
given immediately following the les-
son period. All members of the Sun
day school, parents and friends are
cordially invited to be present.
Sunday afternoon was a big day
in St. Boniface R. C. Church at Zur-
ich, when the Holy Name noeieties
of Zurich, French Settlement, Mt.
Carmel, Biddolph and Parkhill gath-
ered here for their annual celebrati-
on. ' 'The prosession which pas head-
ed by the Zurich • band, followed by
the various societies marched through
town being three bloyks in length,
After this they retired to the church
for service where a special speaker
Priest of London addressed the large
gathering.
OBITUARY
We regret very much to be called
upon to cronicle the passing of a
young life in the person of Mrs.
Menno Steckle, Jr., whose maiden
name was Vila IVIusselman, and who
assed this life at Victoria Hospital,
ondon, on Sunday, • in her 83rd
ear, after a brief illness. Several
reeks ago the departed took an at-
ack of rheumatic fever, and it was
-ought she was about over this
bed she seemingly took a relapse,
hich developed into acute append -
ins, and she was rushed to the hos.-
tal last Monday and immediately
Aerated on, and just as hopes were
ing entertained for her recovery,
e turned to worse and passed away
Sunday. It was about thirteen
ars ago when Mrs.,Steckle and her
in sister, now Mrs. Peter Ginger -
.:hi the same neighborhood on the
70118011, Line, Stanley, came to these
rts as school teachers taking the
o Bronson Line schools, which
ey successfully taught for five ye -
when they both became married
the mentioned gentlemen and
t was eight years ago. Thea late
s. Steekle was of a fine christian
trader, very much beloved' by all
o knew her, and she will be
niis-
in the community, as well as in
home where she is so badly need -
Besides her sorrowing husband
two little girls, Elizabeth 6,
'Mildred 8, she leaves her mother
. Muesleman of lehnire and one
then The funeral was held 011.
1))4,,d;ly afternoon' from her ltite
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or •oiliciated. -The bei.eaved
illy have the sympathy of e. large
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$10.00 buys a 15 Jewel En-
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$15.00 buys a 15 Jewel En
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Come in and See These!
BLUE COAL
ALL GRADES
Genuine Semet Solvay Giros'
Miller's Creek
WE CARRY ONLY THE H/CHESern'
QUALITY FUEL
Agricultural Tile and Brick
CASH paid for Eggs en Geneteide-
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New Curtains and Curtain Goods; .New Prints aN
Broadcloths; New House Dresses.
Men's and Boys' Fancy Shirts; also Work Shirts and
Overalls... Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots and Work
Shoes; Women's, Misses and Childrens' Shoes,
Sandals and Oxfords.
Many lines in Hardware such as Paints and Varnishes
GraniteWare, Tinware, Etc,, Etce.
HARNESS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
This Season's Vegetable and Flower Seeds 5c and Or.
Package.
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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