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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-01-03, Page 5vgasky, Jiefrozo*. ` suss= puma D or uyE.UounB ton. PUBLIC, no. 4F11110E-Har iltoa Street, &' eat olll atiM &Mara, GORMCIH, O,o,tairio: *Pedal attesntilyn to Coa weal 44441 Coate Worhi, 110. Holmes may bra efieffewma sit ,.rich by Phoaaa,, and Plena charges vre ems ed• OSTEOPATH MAIN . STREET. a F E TEA Wednesday. -22,00 learn 5.0i..) man. 7.00 ,eta elm) p>xt, tr. H. 11. C O WENB DENTAL SURGEO . D SITZ 'kJ OCK---ZURICH slay : iJsry Thursday, . I xti11 Y4 ktilAliTgliEHT 13LOCEt Every 'ildoday,, `rues'day' end -Wednesday' imperial Life :siurasc,>v. Co. of Canada -ITLA 3 prl'fC TORONTO E. YiuotirrAgent Phone, Ai•481 UR1CR Accident Insu'eince, %gllaruaTs<25tea and'ttcle� rid Star .gest' Co. in Canada Varga a... ... , �IrC:d3at0 Carey gonea Vat - %tog School. of Auctioeoet'�`fx vim far Registeredntc, 1la prsdsl)terros 'in taming prevailing prices, Choice Varma for male. Will sell anything Antrldaera". write. Zurich. 'Isamu 18--98 or Licensed A`aetionee lroi3 BURON & MIDDLESEX POSITION TO CON - Rant Y . auction Sate, regardless asu lip laze or article to • sell. not ;, 'Belt your business, and if , ttetiodd will make' no charges for j ateri r ., �Dashwood, .i'th Weber --' Videarsrs. 2.3-67 41111111W0110110111141110900101140,41111 .rai11N011114sac>000 4111 • Zurich Nevi �1 �RKET Freili and Salt greats ' toingna, Sauseig�s, �t: Pince for W.i6 Hit Crib Cas FOR. BEM B &111DES TUAgbilat cat eieh = L1VE !POU LT RY WANTED Veal= every day till Seieleeek,paut Ibie twat load Fowl sun* !Corning Whim brouglet?�• ;,#hest Cash Prices CASH FOR - Cream and Eggs W. O'Brien /mass 114 Zwia lie ada uartefs kFOR MES TUBES AND .. Stow Balkan 5. Wil EIN, p Prop IgA wrzent ww& VT IOWA, Wants, Fit Bal., Lost, Found-, Nota` b, Etcco Ads THIS COLVIIP! FOUND In Zurich flour Mins, oa. gents' 'wretch,, Owner can have same by ;proving property 'and pay expenses. Apply at Herald Office, FARM FOR SALE Consisting. of 150 acres of land, in Cairo parcels, one of 100 acres being 'Lot 10, S, B. con., Hay Township, lad 60 acres in N. B. E i/2 Let 7 St- anley Township. The farm is in gond 'stateof cultivation, well fenced and drained 11/2 story brick house w'1t'lt hard .and soft water, also furn- acc„ bank barn 40x60, straw shed 323040 on the 100 acre farm ,parcel, 18 acres of wheat, 25 acres plowed. :ling .:Further particulars apply on the premises. Ross Love, Proprietor, R. R. 2,, 'Herhmall. AUCTION SALE OF HOTEL PROPERTY Known as DOMINION HOTEL, ZURICH If not previously ..ao1d, Including all the Furnishings, etc, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1929 Alex. Voisin, Proprietor. -. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer. FOR SALE PENINSULAR KITCHEN RANGE Wood or Coal, in A.•1. Condition... Hess Radio Electric • STRAYED. • Unto my premises Lot i 1, Con. 3' Hay Township, a year-old heifer. Owner can • have same by proving property and paying expenses. Ed. Munn, Hensall STRAYED There strayed unto Lot 1, Con. 5, Ray Township, about Oct. 18th, a t a0.year old heifer. Owner can have gargle b}- paying expenses aiv p1'0'4- ing, property",. _ Ala, 11e, Lot 20, Con. 2 t',141en, Exeter, R, R. No. 1, Phone Crrciiton, 17--34.' FARM FOR SALE 'Consisting of 100 acres of choice lane being Lot 3, Com 16 Grey Tp. 'Buildings and land are all in first class socdi'tion Good terms, and iznsiodiat, possession can be given. Apply to .Andrew Sloan, Phone 2742 R. R. No, 2, :Brussels, Ont. FOR SALE DEBENTURES FOR SALE The unsold balance of the Deben- taree issued under Black Creek By - Tree are offered for sale. Term is text .years at 5. per cent interest. A. F. HESS, Treasurer Tp. of Hay. FARM FOR SALE •C.,.nsisti:ng of 100 acres good farm iland, 15acres bush, all well dra- ined. bank barn with cement stables, comfortable frame dwelling. Run- ning water fed by spring in stables. Convenient to school town and clh- trrch, About two miles from Zurich. Easy Terms.. ,For particulars apply to :.. P.. Hes, Zurich. LOCAL NEWS Miss Ethel Hess is visiting relativ- es at Elmira, • Mr. Wm. Consitt of rHexis d1, call- ed on Zurich friends on Monday Mr. Len Rau left for Detroit to spend the winter, Mr. Floyd Finis of Watford, was a New Year's"caller in the village. Miss Elda Qantas of London, was in the village on Monday.. 1Vliss Cathern Merner left on Wed- nesday morning to resume-_ her stud- ies in the high school at Elmira. Merrsr. Garnet and Gordon Wal - per of Detroit, were holiday visitors. under the parental roof, • Mr. Lennis O'I3rd'in left • for Detr- oit on Tuesday morning where he has accepted a position. • Mr, C., A. Hoffman, who spent the holidays' at ,his home here' left for Galt, to resume his duties. as princip al in the public school. • Mr. Wm. F,. Braun of Forest was a week -end visitor at the home of Mr., Wm. Lamont. His feria, having been, for the past week at Mr. • Lam - out's ill with the flu. - Mr. Robert Lamont of Cliatoai, .was a' visitor the past week at the home of' his brother, Mr. Wm. ;Lamont, one of. Zurich's popular citizen. • Mr. and Mrs. 0.• 0.• Smith, and two eons, Gordon and Stanley, of the Blue Water Highway, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwartzentruber of the .Bronson Line were holiday visitors at New Hamburg and Baden. 'Mr. and Mrs. J. C Levy and chil- dren Margaret and Wilford of Clin- ton, were holiday visitor,, at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Martin 'Worm and Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Oswald of the Bronson Line. The •New Year on Tuesday esher- ed in what seemed almost a i[,, i.;.im- possible this season, namely a ;•eal spell of -winter weather, and th,:.n1c :v was fallir" nearru all nay creel tee east, t1is during the night teaned io the 11%e tc'.rly directiin1, an,:i dnes- day looks like winter rea'" t in. tire most certainly do enjoy thio, !rind of weather much in prefers.-.ee to the mud and broken up• condition.. Because of the "Flu" ,etateinie the Christmas Festival at the Evangelic- al' angelical church cowed not be hdlg at the. appointed time, on Christmas Eve.,' but had to be postponed until next' Sunday evening at 7.30 vile:i a mix- ed program by the Junior and Inter- mediate boys and girls ten intro- duce the same, followed by the Hall- elijah Chorus and the Pageant "The Great Messiah" It Willi a most; enjoyable occasion, We invite -you to cone early to avoid the retch for •a seat. A silver offering v.,.i be roc eived at the door.. In another article of thi.,; issue we have made mention of a List :.f autos sold by C. Fritz & Son, and ere can- not help but passing a remark of the splendid tact used by M.•. Ward Fritz, the junior partner of this well- established firm. Anything that will turn a wheel or give a few kicks out of itself Ward will take it out and find a buyer for it, regardless what time of year. Just ndiv all auto ag- ents will tell- us there is Teething do- ing in selling cars, yet this splendid young salesman sold no i.' ss than five in about a week's time. PADA eeciel vix l6, AT TEB.Y LES S OR WITH BATTERIES Nobody is Lonely in FADA Homes! WHAT do you like? Jaesa or grand opera? Fiddlers or Pkiledelphie Orchestra? Funny Recitations or Politic a3 Speeches? Stock and retork♦t Report*„ News E. -Teri -thing? Yes, all Radios do offer this vis iety, but IFADA gets dorm! There' the diffi ren ii for geed,, eowidc etagriu4 awing r,&aisotte !F`ADA*lone exia give you unlimited cb,oice. IFADA alone is yearn ahead in all your radio essentials erne *electivity that brooks no interference from over` it t pint stations... -superb,. r.'11iAgiag tone gatality....long r auge--=clear .and loud. Reliability that does not help g of that! We snake repairisuciitesii; but we are led it up in extra sales of PADA! See +e it beautiful table end console models. .51 -lent FADA :pose itiiel'f the 1,nest radio efer ofife re,d. ... a=. .. . . ey, jr., Dealer, Zurich LOCAL NEWS Mrs, Cowen and daughter of Fer- gus, were Sunday visitors at the home of Da', and Mrs. H. H. Gowen. Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto, was a visitor with her cousin, Mas. IL H. Cowen the past week, IThe only really Nationa'1 Farm Journal is the Family Herald and Weekly Star, 1Vlontreal, It has as many readers in Nova Scotia as in Saskatchewan, and is in its new form the talk of the Dominion, New Years Day passed off. very` quietly Here on,.. Tuesday,.• as there was nothing of special attraetion to creat anything special, We all heard Fhc' bells ringing, and the. sho- oting of guns, and the usual commot- ion at the midnight hour, and we sup pose it was a fitting way to usher in the New Year. And we hope it will be a most blessed one to one and all in our fair Dominion, and may peace reign within its bonds .is our most sincere wishes. NOMINATIONS What seemed like a real old time. ra11y of a nomination was experienc- ed in the town hall, Zurich en Mon- day afternoon, when the large and spacious hall was filled to capacity to see what was going to happen, and the eloquent orations of some of the nominees was admirable and took well with the attendance, -we would like to make special mention of Mr. Owen Geiger, of Hensall, who was nominated for the reeveship, of Hay, and who has a remarkable record as well as experience in the municipal matters, from the village of Hensall. But as Mr. Geiger; we understand, is again contesting for reeve in Hensall, his nein° will not appear e,n the Hay Township ballot. It sure looks as if the ratepayers wanted to see an elec- tion as no less than four were nom- inated for reeve, andnine for counc- illors. On Wednesday noon was the last hour set to qualify, and our local Clerk, Mr. Hess advises us that the following will be the election contest- ants, For Reeve, L. H. Rader, and W. E. Turnbull. For Councillors, Wm. F. Alexander, Wm. R. Dougall, D. Ducharme, S. Grey, Alfred Melick John P; Rau, Alfred Reichert, and Edmund Walper. At the Zurich Pollee Trustee meet- ing in the evening vix were nominat- ed as •follows: 'The three former Trustees, namely: A. Mousseau, J. Liey, Jr., and Jul. Thiel; while three new men were nomiated as follows: Ed. Beaver, Con. Schilbe, and Josiah Geiger. The Three latter ones were the only ones qualifying, and as a consequence will constitute the 1929 Police Trustee Board, Two of these M.. Schilbe and Geiger having had some experience, as they sat on the board in 1926, and should :make ideal men for the position. BORN Ducharrne--At Lake Road, Hay Town ship, on December 31,to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ducharme, a daughter. Krueger --At 14th con.- Hay Township on December 22nd, to Mr. and .Mrs. Elmer Krueger, a daughter. Regier--At Goshen Line, Hay Town- ship, to Mr, a ^d Mrs. Fred Regier a daughter. Z, Po S. SCHOOL REPORT Room III, For the month of Decemger. •Sr. IV --Hon. 562, -;Fa.ss •430-Puby Church 606, Earl 'Flaxbard t88, len Turkheim Turkheim 581, Harvey Clashes 505, Gordon Howaid 503, Mary Koch erns 503, Albert Deichert 499, Aib.rt Heideman 490, Margery Gascho 499, Gordon Block 483, Milverna Geiger 881,' Leonard Smith 380, Clifford Gal mon 34.1, Byron Ducharme;. Jr. ;V. Hon. 581, Pass 465, Qu- imbe Hess 608, Beatrice iascho 607, Margaret Haberor 574, .Alice Deeher 539, Hazel 1Tttlee 534, Antionette Greeter- 466, Rosa Zetiel 437, Ruth Church 427, Roy Smith 426, Gladwin Mellick 417, harry, Foster 270, Anne Overholt 306, 011,1 .seater absent. Sr. I:II, lion. Gla, Pass 495, Lenora Haberor 726, Shirley* Koehler 597, Charles Thiel 568, Louisa Willert 507, Vera Deichez i, absent. P. M, Kalbfieiscb, Teacher. COAL 1929 Wad ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR Scranton Coal AiAtiO War Coke Pocahontas and' Soft Coal dOOD ktT'fr'FLT ON 8i41 D THIMP'ITON3 "fOui2r, ORDER$ !ARL' TO 1 Case & 2cga • ....•*+••+•*+•••r**w**,r.•• 4••••••.0•••••••*1410.0.0011 • • • • • • • f WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS, A i1 • • WILL BE GLAD, TO -SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE KIND OE 0 • • MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL; a GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR OF COST. • • CARRY A FULL LINE OF 'PUMPS;; PIPING AND FITTING09 o „ AND BESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS, 2 LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BEA DE LAVAL • We have the Agency for this District: • rr • GARAGE SUPPLIES ♦ • • WE CARRY A. COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPLIES, AND 2 CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF AUTO ♦ PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAME 2 DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND REs • BUILDING BATTERIES • ♦ YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED i ♦ Tires, Tines, Gas, Oils and Greases ♦ • L. A. Prang - Zurich ♦ ♦••••••••••♦••••*••4••••®•4 •0.A♦SP....Ae♦oteteeeetoeead5 4 Farm Implements. .aP 1 Auto Tops, Buggy Tops Wagon Repairing Painting Ete° Second Handed Buggies MESS ZURICH NUMNIMIMMINIM rs++ +++++m+4.+++++ ++++ +4 .4.4.++++.4 .e.e. 434?8 .1' } a• + + + + t ,+ USE CEDAR SHINGLE-+ S For new and old Roofs AS THEY MAKE THE CHEAPEST ANDTHE BEST ROOF WITHOUT ANY PAINTING -OR REPAIRING AND 'WILL OUT LAST ANY 'OTHER KIND OF ROOF. SHINGLES ARE NOW SELLING AT THE REMARKABLE LO PRICE OF - 5X Red Cedar $1.50 Per Bunch . •SX Red Cedar $1.35 Per Bunch WE WILL RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS A CARLOAD OF -7A CEDAR POSTS AND 9FT. LARGE ANCHOR POSTS, CALL FOR YOUR SUPPLY, • C. PHONE 69 MI YLEISC ,{r ZURICH MI tisiWWWWWAVAAMMANAiiiVAVANWIMiliMai tJle Zurich Drug Store To our many Customers and Friends We Extend: Season's Greetings KODAKS AND FILMS Dr A J.MacKinnon, Zurich