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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1928-09-13, Page 5. tui,1s. i.$1313LETE.HoLmEs IMIERISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT IARY IPITBLIC, RTC. 10PirICE—Hamilton". Street, Jest off STRAYED. ow Square, GODER1C131, Ontario. IIIp0eial attention to COVineel and From my premises, • Parr Line , a 1 -year-old white steer with no Court Wer*.. horns, a ring h top tat right ear. ederich by Phone, anIli T. Holmes may be "4"tlillate42_6! Finder please knotify Gordon Love, "" Phone 7-99, e el. ' • charges reversed. . . alitu Town Wat kits, eatei•Loity: F-ounirillotice, Etc. Ade IN TH1 COLIIMNI —1" .n- • Dr. 11. 11. COWEN L. D. S, 1.1,S. DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK— ZURICH Eyery Thursday, Friday, Saturday At HARTLEIWS BLOCK, DASH:WOOD Every Menday,, Tuesday and Wednesday MUTUAL LIFE OF NEW YORK COMPLETE PROTECTION LIBERAL DIVIDENDS A.L HESS — Local Agent The Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO E. E. Wuerth—Agent ZURICH Phone 11-81 • rantee and Accident Insurance. 'Oldest and Strongest Co. in Canada OSCAR IfeLOPP Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat- i-01mi School of Auctioneering. Try 2E0 for Registered Live Stock, WI Breeds). Terres in keeping with prevailing prices, Choice ArEXT02 for eale. Will .8en anything Anywhere. - , , Phone 18-9a or -write. Zurich. Licensed Auctioneer TFOR HURON & MIDDLESEX AM IN A POSITION TO CON elect any auction Sale, regardless au to iliZe or article to ,sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will make no charges for liervices. Arthur Weber — Dashwood. Phone 13-57 1•••••••••••••••••••••emees Zurich Meet ;• MARKET • Fresh and Salt Meats Bologna Sausages, etc • Highest Cash Pnce for Wool CASH FOR SKINS & HIDES & Beichert 11,' • 1111000411•46000.0000,1094141.000••• ......••••11141•111:101;.4.1..f.11101!OleMIMMIMpe•MOMMISM.100161.14•110 L. I VE POULTRY WANTED Taken every day till 30'doe.k,o.ux. Do not feed Fowl same morning when brought in. Highest Cask Prices —CASH FOR— Cream and Eggs W. O'Brien Phone M Stanieli N e a dquarters • [FOR TIRES TUBES AND 2: Storage Batteries, IL S. WEIN, Prop. ZalaliWQD1? IsIOTON, SERVICIS HOUSE FOR SALE A very desirable and valuable pro- perty in the village of Dashwood, on Victoria Street, 1 acres or good land, fruit trees and small orchard, barn with hen stable attached, plenty good hard and soft • water, frame house with kitchen attached, an ex- tra good celar, well fenced. For fur ther particulars apply to Mr. Elmer Willert, R.R.1 Dashwood, Phone 103 -13, or to A. Weber, Auctioneer, Dashwood, Phone 3-57. • FARM FOR SALE Consisting of 50 acres, 21A miles north of Crediton and second farm east. on Lot 15, Con. 8. There is a quantity of bush, well fenced and plenty of water with a good orchard, a real pasture farm, 8 acres of wheat sown on it this fall. Will be sold very reasonable. For particulars ap ply to Christian Wein,.. Crediton, or Arthur Weber, Auctioneer, Dash- wood, R. R. 1; Phone 13-57. Mr. gemen• Thiel of Kitchener, was a Sunday visitor in tow,n; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Angel at P1 -'e merston, were Sunday visitors in the village. Mr. Harry Bedard has returned home after taking -treatments at the St. Joseph Hospital, London, Rev. F. L. Howald, wife and two children of Elmwood, were visitors with relatives here the past week. Mr. Louis Prang and Elzar Mous- seau, are spending a -week in north- ern Ontario motoring and Ashing. /Miss Pearl Dreier, of Hanove*, is spending a few weeks with her par- ents at the Evangelical parsonage. Mr. E. Walker, teller of the Bank of Montreal, has treated himself to a new Whippet coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oesch and Mr and Mrs. John Oesch, were Sunday visitors at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Bender of Dash wood were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Lydia Pfile. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weston of Kitchener, were recent° visitors with friends here and at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver of London, were Sunday visitors at the home .ef Mr. and Mrs. H. Eeckmeier. . Mr. and Mrs. G. Eickmeier and family of Brodhagen, were Sunday, visitors at the home of Mr,. and Mrs. Hy. Eickmeier. _Mr. and Mrs. James J. Barry, of Dunville are renewing acquaintances in the village and are staying at Mrs. Barry's mother, Mrs. H. Campbell. Mr and M . rs.Walter Thomas and on Reginald; Mrs. Wilbert Scott of ondon, spent Sunday at the home f Dr, and Mrs. Routledge. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Klopp and Miss iola Klopp and Mrs. Fred. Deters, •r.,and Miss Ethel Herr, motored to tratford on Sunday visiting friende Mr. C. M. Walker & Son, of Oak- wood Park, Grand Bend, have pur- chased from. C. Fritz & Son, Ford de alers, a New Ford Coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Bender of Listowell, were Sunday visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier. Mrs. Felsinger, Mrs. Dreier's mother, who has been visiting at the Evangelical parsonage, Zurich, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bender to Listowell. The farmers of this section have had a very busy week getting their bead crop harvested. • Some fields have suffered _considerably from the wet weather earlier in the season, while some fields are looking real good. The weather the past week has been ideal for the occasion, the heavy fall of rain on Tuesday night is welcome to a great many who are engaged in sewing fall wheat, as the soil had become very dry and hard. Miss Gertrude Weber, who has recently been employed in. a large general store at Harrietsville, and who returned to her home here ov- er the week -end, commenced on Monday morning in the general st- ore of J. Gascho & Sons. Miss Weber has had considerable exper- ience in this line of work having been engaged in the general store of T. L. Wurni for a number of years, and Miss Weber's many Zurich fri- ends are indeed pleased to see her back again in Zurich. IL FOR SALE A good kitchen range burns coal, or wood, apply to W. L. Siebert. I V FARM FOR SALE Consisting of 50 acre grass farm on Town Lino, Hay and Stanley, In Stanley Township, good well with windmill thereon. For fur- ther particulars apply to Oscar Koehler, Zurich. GOAL 1928 WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR GENUINE Scranton Coal ALSO CARRY Coke Pocahontas and Soft Coal GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO Case & Son cAsk about Your Water Suppl9 Duro Adviser) Service is free. Ask Datro about your water supply before buying e , water ifystew. why tab. abases? ARE you hesitating to install a modern automatic water sys- tem because of some uncertainty, such as cost, size, capacity, etc. We will study your problem and make definite recommendations based on your individual require- ments. We will guarantee you completely satisfactory water service on a money back basis—no matter where you live or what your source of !rater supply. Duro makes an -Automatic Water glystern for every possible use !deep wells, shallow wells, cisterns, springs—capacities ranging from 1..49 1.200 gallons per hour. Come in and we'll demon. strata Duro features to you' and quote prices. No obU gation, The Empire Brass Mfg. Co., Ltd. For Sale By „ ee STADE & WEIDO JOHNSTON & KALBFLEISCH • • 1Pressu.re Water Systems ro, ual-ariticesterS'ervice Keee, V.? NI WS • Miss 1.46ttle, Turkheim, has taken a position at the local telephone office. Mr. Walter- Schunrr, was a week- end visitor it his home at Mildmay. Mr. and Mrs F. W. Hess of Hen- sel). were Sunday visitors in the vil- lage. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Deitz and familly were visitors to Kitchener the past week, Mr. Daniel Smith, of Aumelree, is spending the week at the home of his son Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, and da- ughter Mae, were Saturday visiters at New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thiel of New Hamburg, who spent a week visiting relatives and friends here, returned to their home on Saturday. Miss Susie Westlaye from Bay- field, spent Sunday at the home of her friend, Miss Susie Johnston. Mr. John Brown of the Goshen Line, South, has purchased from C. Fritz — Son, Ford dealers, a new Ford Coach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaw, Mr. Baker Caldwell and Miss Edith Cam- eron visited with Mr. and Mrs. F. Mousseau, over Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Faust and sons of Mitchell, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman. • Mr. Thomas Turnbull of the Blue Water Highway, and who recently sold his farm to his neighbor, Mr. Albert Hendrick, is having an auc- tion sale of his farm stock and implements on Sept. 27th, after which • Mi. and Mrs. Turnbull will enter in a well earned retirement. Miss J. E. McDonald, who was the public school teacher of the 14th con. Hay, Tp., teacher for a number of years, but the past year taught in the Crediton school, has been eng- aged to teach the Blake Union school and has commenced her duties on Tuesday last. Her many Zurich fri ends welcome her back in the com- munity. Again this week we corrected our mailing list. and we. would ask our subscribers to co-operate with us and see that you have been given just credit if you have renewed this year. Be sure and look at your label, the figures thereon indicate the year in which your subscription expired, if it reads jan.18, that meads that your subscription is paid till ,Tan. 1928, etc. Some time ago we made an ap- peal to our subscribers in arrears and are pleased to state that we have met with fine success, but there are still some of these who have as Autos and Auto Supplies • WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO ACCESSORIES, • AND SUMIES, AND CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON TEEEE • •• VARIOUS LINES CORD TIRES 30x3% AT ONLY, ..; •• TUBES 30x3% AT ONLY .....e„ $1.40 GOOD RUBBER CASE BATTERIES AT . $15.00 1 SECOND HAND 13 H. P. GAS ENGINE VERY CHEAP, II FORD TOURING CARS • 1 FORD ROADSTER CAR. • 1 GOOD TRAILER 0 • • • ABOVECARS ARE ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER. • • • WE DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPA.I.RING AND • O 0 FARM IMPLEMENTS • • • „ RE -BUILDING BATTERIES. • WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IIVIPLEMENTS AND 10 • YOU THE BEST AND LONGEST SERVICl3 FOR YOUR MONEY • • PUMPS, PIPINGS AND FITTINGS, ALSO INSTALL OUR • PUMPS. • • Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oils and Greases * CARRY JUST THE KIND OF MACHINERY THAT WILL GIVE • L. A. Prang Zurich 4 04••••••••••••••••••••••••• 400410 ••••••••••••••••• 111 0 Auto Tops, Buggy Tops Wagon Repairing Painting Etei Second Handed Buggies HESS - ZURICH yet not responded, and we make an V14+++++4444++++++++++++++41 appeal to such, as we are badly in + need of money at present to meet .1. our obligations, and to such we will again say "Please!" A most intereesting and enjoyable hour was spent in Zurich, when im- mediately after the evening church services were dismissed, the rank and file all marched to the spacious lawn of Mr. J. Hey, Jr., where a very appropriate program was run off which just met the approval of the large gathering. Reeve E. F. Klopp,, acted as chairman, and did it very nicely. The first speaker of the evening vas Rev. W. Y. Dreier, whos address was based mostly on the hand of welcome extended to Rev Mr. Turkheim, the newly induc- • ted pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran church. It was a line opportunity • for Rev. Tuerkheim to meetthe peo- ple of the community and he addres- sed the large gathering with well chosen words, and appreciated the fine community spirit that is prev- alent. The Jubilee Band gave a good account of themselves and play ed numerous sacred select! ons, .which towards the last, were accompanied by community singing. The church choirs of the lutheran and Ev.ang- elical churches also rendered suitable selections. In fact we do not know of any medium that could bring the people of the community so well to- gether, with such a fine spirit pre- vailing. In fact, a few such occasions could easily be hold during the sum- mer months, and it would have a tendancy to keep the, people at home instead of going to .the lake summer resorts for similar entertainments. LOST An Account Book and twenty dol- lars cash therein. Finder kindlly re- turn to Dennis Bedard, Jr., Zurich GODELUCH. EXHIBITION. NEXT • WEEK Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September 17, 18, and 19, are the dates of Goderich's Fair. Besides the usual displays of the products of the districts, there will be a good proorani before the•big new grand- stand. Speed events -2.20, 2.30 and free-for-all trot or pace,and re- lay running race. Special musical and variety features. Horseshoe - pitching contest. Big Midway, etc., etc., Something doing all the time Don't .miss it. FARM FOR SALE Consisting of 200 acres. Can be purchased in 100 acre or 150 acre or 200 acre parcels. Being Lot 0, Con. 8, Stephen TownShip. Terms can be arranged to suit. Farm is in good state of cultivation, good clay loam well drained and fenced, good build- ings, 15 • acres of good hardwood bush. For further particulars ap- ply on the, premises. Patrick Flanagan, Crediton, P.O. FARM FOR SALE In Stanley Township being lot 12 Concession 12, 3 miles north of Make, 100 Adre8 more or less, well teemed and well drained and water works all through the barn, Good —reasons for selling ns proprietor wants to go to a different climate, Pot further particulars apply to Val. Gerber,R. R, 8, Bayfield, Phone 98,' mall central, or to Arthur ,++++++++++++++++4444.4 TJSE CEDAR SHINGLES For new and old Roofs AS THEY MAKE THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST ROOF • WITHOUT ANY PAINTING -OR REPAIRING AND WILL OUT • 4. • 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 LN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF + CEDAR (POSTS AND 9,FT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS. CALL FOR YOUR .SUPPLY. C. KALBFLEISC PHONE 69 ZURICH +++++++++44+++++++++++++++.14++++++++++++++++++441.+4111 rawymweadv.mwiwimiahmiwwwammt Zurich Drug Store 1 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 We have_ a full Line of all the requirements for School Opening 1 644••••••••••••••••••••••• All authorized Text Books kept in Stock •••••••••••••••••••••••••• We keep a large supply of Scribblers, Note Books, Pencils, Pens and Ink, Fountain Pens from 15 cents up. •44,0e4leeee+0•4444++4041+4•4•40 WE HAVE ALL THE HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS IN THE .CONTINUATION SCHOOL REQUIREO KODAKS AND FILMS 1,Dr. A. EIMacKinnon, Zurich 1 :00k wood, Weber,— Auctioneer, R., R. 1, Dash- rfyivirulni I RAWintlYtRIVItlwiw.MAii