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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1928-08-05, Page 5• ,- .1.0 ? st: 2 *92$ - Uitlt,•C„H' i *ON emus: T 1'DLEY E, YroLMEs adat t1STER,SOLICITOR,. Igor MARY PURL1C, we. • 01111pit.—Ilamiilton Street, Just off ;ht► Square, GODERICH,• Ont'ta rio,. Spatial 'attention to Come -tell lista Court W ca kt , Hoiro,ea may be canenalted at ioilerieh by 'Phone, and Phone charges► reversed. • • Dr. H. H.COW EN L.B.S. D. . DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ LOC;6(: ZIJRIC'H Every Thtu'sdal",1 Friday,, Saterday rilieurrereaa M HABTLEIR'S BLOCK, DASHWO+ '.fi>c Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK COMPLETE PROTECTION LIBERAL DIVIDENDS Local Agent a pn HESS — The Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO E. E. Wuerth--Agent ZURICH Phone 11-81 :Guarantee and Accident Insurance. QIdeat and .Sttponr+it C9,03.Canada 7� p' A -U -C T -I -O -N -E -E -R OSCAR KLOPP Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat - i nal School of Auetioneeri'ng. Try Will for Registered Live Stock 1111 Breeds). Terms in keeping Choice with prevailing prices, Farms for sale. Will +self anything ,Anywhere. E i • • Zurich. Phone 18-93 or write. Licensed Auctioneer WF'DR HURON & MIDDLESEX. AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duet any auction Sale, regardless ,a to size or article atod'aelel. not solicit your business, uatiatied will make no charged for +Services+. Arthur Weber — Dashwood. Pbone 13-57 NN•••••s••N••••• •• Zurich Mori MARKET Fresh and Salt Meats Bologna Sausages, etc a • 'hest Casa Price for Wool • CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES ' 'wa,g"bint &e Dotcbert ; • •NA••011000••i•••••!••••• LIVE POU LT 'R WANTED Waken every day tall 3•o'olock,P D . Jam• not feed Fowl same morning when, bxonglnt in. 1 her: Cash Prices ..-CASHto Cream and Eggs W. O Brienl Phone 84 Headquarters FOR TIRES TUBES AND, FUSES AND Storage Batterisi . S. WEIN, .4. Prop .13405 kilOVIA =OWE' !UT MIR Wap ts, Fer" lesound• Notice, Eic. A�18 al SIMS COLDMI clam* Rant arrS 'flair Cut ..ZOc Children .:. .. _ . 15c ft You want a real Haircut, Shave, ate., ,You still have to come to °ES,'C1 Or EDIG1LO} ER Nol'IC Monday, August 6th has been pro- claimed by our Board as a Civic Holiday for the Police Village of Zurich, and we request all people to observe the same. By Order, Zurich Police Trustees. STRAYED From my premises,) Hay Town- ship, a red cow, dile to calve or has calved, cow has white hind Legs. and is dehorned. Finder . kindly notify George Meaner, Phoiie 20-81, Zurich FARM FOR SALE Being South half Lot 6, Con. 9, Stanley Township, consisting of 50 acres, good soil and spring water, all cleared and in grass. Will sell at a reasonable price and easy terms. iGeorge McClinchey, RR. 4, Clin- ton, Ont., Phone 3-636. co. Mr. Ed. Johnston. ATTENTION FARMERS! We would advise you to look after your bean Harvester knives at once and have them sharpened berore the bean harvesting commences. L. A. Prang. -IONEY! HONEY! Come along with your containers just a nice little stroll east of town, on the Zurich Road. Look for the "Beek -1st” sign. Prie;es ark 1Qc a pound. Fifty pounds or more special offer will be given. Edward Haberer, Apiarist, Zurich HONEY FOR SALE Choice Clover Honey. We will fill your containers at l0c a pound, for a limited time only. Act quick if you want the benefit of this low price. ✓:- Haberer & Sons 3; Blocks S ritth. of Zurich Hotel. NEW BARBER Opposition is: the life of Trade We are all willing to, work for a living at reasonable fees., Hair Cuts at ............5c Shaves at .. ..e .. . _ 15c James Scott, For Service. Dominion House, Zurich. FOR SALE 40 -foot steel derrick, windmill, en gine, complete and in good condition L. A. Prang. FOR SALE A good kitchen range burns coal or wood, apply to W. L. Siebert. FARM FOR SALE Consisting of 50 acre grassfarm, on Town Lino, Hay and Stanley, In Stanley Township, good well with windmill thereon. For fur- ther particulars apply to Oscar Koehler, Zurich. FOR SALE .A 5 -Tube Adral+u Radio Set in A. 1. condition at a bargain for quick reale.—G. Koehler. COAL 1928 WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR GENUINE Scranton. Coal ALSO CARRY Coke Poeahantas and Soft Coal flow) SUPPLY ON HAND TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO 1 Case & Son the 'funeral of 'William Delbiiidge, who deed en Thursday at his keine in Usborne, Township, was field'e'd Sun day' afternoon to Exeter cerinletery and was largely attended. He had reached the age of 77 years. The farmers in the County will be interested to learn that a. Combine reaper thresher has been sold to Mr, C. R. Armstrong, of O'eeswater; Ont, This vlII be the first Combine in us e in this part. of Ontario, and was sold by Iy.'E. Jackson, special salesman, anGt Hicks & It`uller, local Agents for iaisse,y-i:iarx,is Co,, ut Wing.ham. Mrs. L.s W. Hoffman was a Tues- day visitor at Hensall.. Mr. Wiliam Surerus, of Cavalier, N, D,. was a recent visitor with Zur- ich relatives. Dr. and Mrs. II. H. Cowen were week-nd visitors with the fornter's parents, at Fergus. Miss tei1A Siebert has charge of the pest office during the absence of her father, Mr. W. L. Siebert. Mr. Russell Preeter of Kitchener was a Sunday visitor with friends in the village. Mr. F. J. Wickwire of Exeter gave the Herald office a friendly call one day last week. - A goodly nuYnbr from the village ' attended the Exeter races last Wed- nesday afternoon. Mr: and Mrs. Duncan Baxter and the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Mac - family of Winnipeg, were visiting at Kinnon, the past week. Mr. Frank Bossenberry and son of Kitchener, were visitors at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. W. C. Wag- ! ner last, week. Ma T. C. Joynt of Hensel', was in the village one day last week de- monstrating the new Studebaker automobiles. Mrs. J. E. Hamilton and little Doris Craig of Windsor, visited the past week at O. home of the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gagster. t Mr. and Mrs Herb Mousseau, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. J. Wal - per of Woodstock were on a camp- ing trip to the Bruce Peninsular the past week. The fine Milverton Band gave excellent music at Grand Bend on Sunday, and they were accompanied by a large number of people from that section. • Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz and son Ward, were week -end visitors with friends. at Kitchener, Guelph, Niag- ara Falls. a•ra., ; :a:" :. Postmaster W. L. Siebert, accom- panied by two old chums, Mr. Reeder of Alberta, and Mr. Hy. Siebert of Kansas, are on a fishing trip to the northern part of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin D. Smith an l family of Hamilton, are spending; two week's rest at Bayfield, and vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. Telfer and dau- ghter of London and Mrs. Ewald and daughter of Crediton, visited last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo McAdams, of the Bron- son line, Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Platz of De- troit, accompanied by their daughter Miss Lyola and son Raymond, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. 3. Mac- Kinnon. At a special meeting of Ilay Coun- cil held the other evening, the con- tract for constructioing the Black Creek Drain was awarded to Reid Bros., of Mitchell, at about $20,000 This is about $8000 under the engin- eer's estimates. Mr. Albert Gies of the village advises us that he thinks he has the tallest raspberry stock in town, that is this year's growth, when last meas- ured it was 5 feet 4 inches, and it still growing. Albert would like to know who can beat this? Mr. and Mrs. John. Schettler and family of Florida., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hess. It is eighteen years since Mr. and Mrs. Schettler have left Zurich and their many friends here are indeed very glad to see them. While Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Greer of Stanley Tp. were going into Bay- field on Saturday evening with their new sedan car, in some way some- thing stuck in their front brakes'and the car turned over into the Glitch, with the result that Mrs. Greer had her collar bone fractured. The public of Zurich and vicinity are having special privileges in pur- • chasing their summer supply of sta- ples and groceries at very attractive prices. J. Gascho & Sons on Satur- day started on an extended sale of mid -summer bargains which is meet- ing with. trig- success, and this week T L. Wurrn is putting on a two day sale, see his adv. in this issue, and be sure and visit these bargain counters as the time is very limited and the supplies are going fast. The annual picnic of the Evangel-. ical Sabbath School of Zurich, was held at Grand Bend last Wednesday arternoon, the day being ideal for the occasion, consequently there was a large attendance, and a most enjoy able time was spent by all. The programme of sports run off was well patronized and keenly contested whtcll I ,4 it all :the More interest- ing: The tuna litsrar, though Gestin• whah eroWded iii.the dining hall, was of eegit+situ, a big consideration, as the latices spared no efforts in providing for the hungry patrons. After sup- per the men engaged in an interest- ing game of soft ball which was a very close contest as to which side would be the inners. Lee Hoff- man anti ]•'ol T'i'urm happened to get on one side and made things interest ing for ail eoucernod, in fact ire do not know just when `roily covered so rnurl^ .,v3ty4 '1.1 bolding as at this Hoffman and Miss Jean Lamont of Mr. and Mrs. Christ. Eilber were Sunday visitors at ,Crediton. Mr. Andrew Mittleholtz of Kit- chener visited for a few Gays with his son Ted. of the village. Mr. J. W. Ortwein, of Hensel!, called on friends in the village on Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Brenner, has return- ed honk,' after spending two weeks at Kitchener. Mrs. E. Gilhuley of Detroit, Mrs. C. Knapp of Toronto, are visiting fri ends in this vicinity. ' Mrs. Percy Clarke and sons, of Windsor, are visiting with relatives and friends here. Miss Pearl Leibold is holidaying at her Babylon Line. Miss Reda Koehler returned to her home in Baden, arter spending her relatives and friends here. Mr. Albert Schwalm and two sons of Humbolt, Sask.,.are spending a few weeks here. Berry picking is the order of the day and the crop is a very good one. Seaforth races are this Wednes- day afternoon, and a goodly number from the village are attending. Miss Cowen from Fergus, Is vi,it• ing at the home of her brother, Dr. and Mrs. Cowen of the village. Miss Leila Siebert of Detroit, is spending several weeks at her home here. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siemon, of London, called on Zurich friends on Sunday. The local groweds of dutch set on- ions have commenced operations to have their crop lifted. Mr and Mrs. Sam Link or Detroit Miss Mary England of Dashwood, and Mr. Geo. Link of Dashwood, were visitors at the home of Mr. Messrs. Henry and Alf. Jezard, and Casey Casemore all of Detroit, were Sunday visitors at the home of. Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Leibold. Miss Luella Reichert, accompan- ied by Mr. Percy Willert, spent Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dei chert, Sr. of Stratford, home on the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Truer ner of town and Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Rader of the Goshen Line South, visited in Tavistock over Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Ed. Neeh and dau- ghter Celia and Mr. and Mrs. Gumm of Mitchell, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson. and Mrs. John England. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Selvy, and sons Gordon and Leslie and daugh- ter Helen and Mrs. Smith of Wind- sor, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weido. Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin, Miss Mina Brenner and Mr. Lorne Cook, all of Kitchener, visited at the home of. Mr. and Mrs. John Brenner, on Sunday. Mr. and 11Trs. E. Weido and daugh ter Dorothy, Mr. Jacob Weido mot- ored to Smith Creek, Mich., on Sun- day, where they visited with the tat- ter's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. O'Brein, Mr. Lee O'Brein and Miss Mildred Hoff- man were Sunday visitors at Cross - well, Mich. Miss Olive O'Brein, who has been visiting relatives in Michigan for some weeks, returned with them. The seventh annual re -union of the Pfaff Family was held at Lake Huron Park, Sarnia on July 15th with about 125 present. Mr. John Pfaff and f:unily, Mrs. Peter Schw- alm and daughter May being the only ones present from this vicinity. ,lAs a result of the new barber in the Dominion Hotel, the two older barbers have reduced the prices of haircuts from 35c to 20c., and we can now have out locks trimmed a- bout twice as often for the same money. Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Klopp of Wel land, called on Mrs. Wm. Klopp on Sunday, who accompanied them on a motor trip to Elmira, Ohio, where Mrs. Klopp will stay for an indefin- ite time with her daughter, Mrs, H. Becker. Rev. and 1M'Irs. W. Y. Dreier, pas- tor. of Emanuel Evangelical Church, Zurich, are motoring to Lisle, Illinois on Thursday of this week to visit with Rev. and Mrs. Nelson Dreier, pastor of the Congregational Church in that city. They also will attend Summer Assemblies at Naperville Park and North Chicago. Their son and daughter Lorne Dreier, of Chesley, Ont., and Pearl Dreier of Hanover will accompany them. Rev. W. Y. Dreier hopes to return to his pulpit for Sunday, August 19th. A very interesting gathering took place at Grand Bend on Sunday, the occasion being Mr. William Lamont's hi thd�, ", when members Qf the; fam- ily, and other friends gathered for the occasion, a very enjoyable time was spent, and all expressed their wishes that Mn Lamont may exper- ience many more such events. A- mong those present were: Mr. and MIs. James Boyce and family of Lon don;, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McConnel Mrs. W m. F. n of Varna; Mr. and 1X Braun and family of " ore C , Mr, and Mrs. Roy hanmuut and family o11. St- anley Township;- Mr. and Mrs. L. W. 1 Zurich. p<1tiex a; t, , .,'"'tt.. +, ,.-........,,4+1#%a.duw'e... ... •... su.r........s.�.�:s..sc..7s,,w,. uct a. • • • • • •• •. • • • • • • • • • 1' • • •• • • • • • • Tires, Tutees, Gas, Oils and Greases • • • r , .• L. A. Prang - Zurich •• •••••••••••••••A••••••••••••••••••O••••••••*•••••••••• Autos and Auto Supplies WB CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES, AND SUPPLIES, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON THES$ VARIOUS LINES CORD TIRES 30x3'% AT ONLY .......... :.. »..,: ... .. S6,f60 TUBES 30x3tj AT ONLY* ,.�.,..., .,+M;.,,» 11.40 :RUBBERGOOD CASE BATTERIES AT ... $14,01. SECOND HAND 13 H, P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP 1 FORD TOURING CARS 1 FORD ROADSTER CAR. 1 GOOD TRAILER, ABOVE CARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER. WE 1)O EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING RE. BUILDING BATTERIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS AND CARRY JUST THE KIND 09' MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICE FOR YOUR MONEY PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR PUMPS. AND t ! i i Auto Tops, Buggy Tops Wagon Repairing Painting Etc• -Second Handed Buggies IIESS - ZURIOII 4•4•44+++++++++++++++++++4441 + USE CEDAR SHINGLES f .For new and old Roofs AS THEY MAKE TIM CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF WI: OUT ANY PAINTINGOR REPAIRING AND WILL OUT LAST ANY OTHER KIND OF ROOF. SHINGLES ARE NOW SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE LOW PRICE OF - 5X Red Cedar $1.50 Per Bunch 3X Red Cedar $1.35 Per Bunch WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF 8-h"d', ; CEDAR POSTS AND EFT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS, CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY. F. C. KALBFLEI5C PHONE 69 - ZURICH riammil.vmvimwww,wwwwwiwiyammi 1 Zurich Drug Store Stationery We Specialize in fine Stationery and have writing tablets of all sizes, fine boxed stationery, Corm resprndence Cards, Greeting Cards and.:Birthday Cards. We also have a large Stock of bulk Perfumes; Toilet Preperations of all kinds, Face Powders, Face Creams, Tooth Pastes, Etc., Etc., SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS KODAKS AND FILIMS RAIRAARIARANIR /'? 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