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Zurich Herald, 1929-02-14, Page 5mrtnraday, February Idtb► 1929 ,...;Gu141Clt ,,HERALD Pere ii austr .ARDJ , DJJDLEY EJJOLinEs ' :1e i'lR ISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT JARY PUBLIC, RTC. (iPF1ICE—Hamilton Street, Just oft the Square, QODIr`RICH, Ontario. Special attention to CowneeF and Curt Work, erre. Holmes may be consulted at *Dederick by Phone, and Phone chargee reversed. N. N. Routledge, &S , AO. OSTEOPATH MAIN STREET - EXETER Wednesday --2.00 p.m; 5.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m.; 5.00 p.m Dr. H. ft. COWEN L.D.S. D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ 13LOCE--ZURICH Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASH WOOD Every Monday, -Tuesday and Wednesday The hnperiai Life Assurance Co. of Canada BEAD OFFICE — TORONTO E. E. Wuerth—Agent ZURICH ,Phone 11-S1. Guarantee. and Accident Insurance. r ,Oldeast and Stron,geet co.ian,aa. WE Alm SOLE- AGENTS FOR GENUINE puT Tom* Wants, For Sale, Lost, Faund,No fcue, nom Ads IN i'me COWIN FOR SALE Greand Flaxseed int 90 pound bags at 4%e, per pound. Feed a handful a day, Keep the Vet. away. Fred. C. Kaibfleisch, Zurich. NOTICE All accounts are now ready for any people owing me, and same can be settled with my father, Mr. W. L. Siebert, Postmaster. . Vera Siebert, Milliner, Zurich. NOTICE. OF REGISTRATION OF BY-LAW NOTICE is hereby given that a By -Law was passed by the Council of the Township of Hay, on the 5th day of November; 1928, providing for the issue of debentures to the amount of $1791..00,. for the purpose of paying for the cost of telephone extensions and that such By -Law was registered in the Registry Office for the Registry Division of the County of Huron, at Goderich, on the 31st day'of Decem- ber, 1928, as number 503. Any motion to quash or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made within three months after the first publication of this notice, and cannot be made thereafter. Dated this 30th day of January, 1929 A. F. HESS, Cleric, Township of Hay. COAL A -U -O -T4 O -N -E -E -R OSCAR KLOPP 'Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat - Demi School of Auctioneeriag. Try see, for Registered Live Stock, Olt Breeds). .Terms in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice Warms for sale. Will ,se1i anything Anywhere. Ztarie]a. phone 13-93 or write. Licensed Auctioneer MOR HURON & MIDDLESEX All IN A POSITION auction Sale, regardless titter any as .'to Size or article to ,sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will make no charges for Services. Arthur Weber — Dashwood. Phone 13-57 The Nevi Ford That is Coming is a Knockout GOODYEAR TIRES SEIBERLING TIRES CHECK UP ABOVE STATEMENTS H. S. WEIN, - Prop. 111A111111WOOD MOTOR ggRVICE 11011r416s►o1.111oNo111e, Scranton Coal' .ALSO CARRY Coke Pocahontas and Soft Coal GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO 1 Case & Son STANLEY TOWNSHIP On Sabbath morning last, at the home ,pf her niece, Mrs. McClary of Wos .minister, near London, after a lingering illness, these passed into the great beyond in the person of Mrs. Align Douglas, one who for many ye- ars was a resident of Stanley Towni- ship. She, with her husband, lived for many years on the farm near ]flake, and during those years she filled a large place in the church and social life of the community, endear - sing herself to all those whom she, jeame in contact. The funeral servic- t s was held at the home of her sister Mrs. -Wm. 'Scott, of Brucefield, on Wednesday afternoon last, after wh- ich interment was made in Bayfield cemetery. : urichs' Popular MEAT MARKET 1ALNEWS Mr. Ward Fritz made a business trip to London, on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pfile of Hen - sail, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs. Lydia Piffle. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hess of Hen- sall visited at the home of Mrs, Gert- rude Hess, also other relatives and friends in the village the past keek. We are in a- position to give you prompt service on repairing Guns, Rifles, Phonographs, Umbrellla, Etc. W. G. Hess & Son. Mr. John A. Smith, of the Goshen Line, South, last week attended the conventions at Stratford and Toronto as delegate from Zurich Agricultur- al Society. Rev. Dr Dubs, the returned Miss- ionary from China gave a very inter- esting address in the Evangelical ch- urch last Thursday evening, and the- reby giving a good outline of the work being carried on in that far a- way country. • Mrs. Lee O'Brein, convener of the Missionary Committee had charge of the Evangelical League "Meeting last Friday evening. Rev. Dreier led the discussion on Capital Punishment, This discussion proved very interest- ing and good arguments were brought up. The meeting closed with' the Watchword. ' Cyclone Hockey League. At a recent meeting the well kno- wn Clclone Hockey League, has again been organized for this winter, and a schedule formed between the teams of Exeter, I-Tensall and Zurich. The first game played in Zurich will be on Thursday evening; when Exeter will be here and cross sticks with the locals. All lovers of this popular and fast sport Should .avail themsel- ves and attend these games. Zurich Horticultural Society The Annual Meeting of the Zurich Horticultural Society was held in J. Gascho & Sons' General Store, on Monday evening of this week, with a fair representation of the workers and active members of this import - tint society in attendance. The past year's work was gone over and - the treasurer, astirer, Mr. J. E. Gascho gave his financial statement, which again sho- wed a nice balance on hand, after paying out all expendu:tures. The total receipts for the year were $211.08, and the expenditures ' amou- nting to $180.02. It was again dec- kled on to hold a flower show some time suitable next summer, and also to continue on with the large flower bed on Mill Street. The Society also wisher; to express a hearty vote of thanks to the Williams Family, for the free use of this suitable plot of land. It was suggested that a few more smaller plots of flowers be.dis- tributed around town at suitable pl- aces, acid it is to be hoped that the Police' Trustees and Hay Council fall in line and stand behind this splendid line of work. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Dr. A, J. MacKinnon; Vice -Pres., Mrs. L. W. Hoffman; 2nd Vice, C. Fritz; Sec- retary -treasurer, J. E. Gascho. The Directors whose term of office had ex- pired, were re-eleced with a few new ones added as .follows: Misses A. John Ston, Jane Lamont, O. O'l3rein, Mrs. 5. 1r;'. Gascho, Mrs. S. Zimmerman; Mrs. T. L. Williams and Mr. P. Hab- erer.. The outlining of the program of work for the coming year's work wos left in the hands of the Working Committo,e and Directors'. FADA. A. pecial Six ANNOUNC'1NG. THAT WE 11_49E. PT.I >€'CH•ASED *FROM THE FIRM or YllINGB UT gq DE1CHERT, TT ,I$ WELL ES 'A1 112SHEDy 1V[l;A1? BUSINESS„ IMP P SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Yungblut & Sari L I VE -0 U L T R WANTED *e *rosy day, till S &'clock,g.nu *at teed Fowl ieamrs mondial when brought t*. Highest Cask Prices —0 Aga iFOR-- ream and Eggs W. O'I rieiii RATTERYLESS OR WITH RATT'ERIES Nobody is Lonely in FADA Homes! WHAT do you Paha? Jima .r grand opera? Fiddlers or Philadelphia Orchestra? Funny Recitations or Politic. al Speeches? Stock sod Market Reports, News Everything! . 'Ices, all Radios do offer this variety, but FADA gets trheen! There' the difference! For good, sound, enyin- 'staring treasons FADAelon. can Rive you unlimited choice. FADA alone' is years el►.ad in all your radio essentials••- truer selectivity that lareoks, no interference from over• lnatipia stations.•• -superb,, ringing tone quality long franga•--rales. ,lend loud.. Reliability that does not help war repair lsaesiineas, but we are glad off that! We make at any its extra tabs* of PADA!. Rare ear beautiful table and console thedels..1i+tilt PADA %stet* itself the finest radio day oNerae,d, . , n y.. :..... . eR lIey, Jr., De .er , rk h i ,. A very .enjoyable:.tinie was spent in the town Hall,.., `irieh on' Monday evening when under the auspices of St. Boniface C$iirch a program of cards and dancing was put on. Con- sidering the inclemence of the wea- ther, there was a fairly large atten- dance. Tuesday evening was one of the finest evenings we can remember for a carnival, and it happened to be the evening of the carnival on the local rik here, and as a consequence, there was a good turnout, and the cost- umes were very attractive, and the event in every way was a decided success. Mr. Gideon Koehler, the local Pontiac dealer attended a large ban- quet at London on Tuesday evening in the New London Hqtel, and reports it as being a fine event. Mr. Koeh- ler is giving the people of Zurich and vicinity a real treat on the evening of February 27th, when a free moving picture demonstration will be given in the Town Hall, Zurich, in order to educate the public of the finer merits of this popular make of automobile. John Deitz Passes 'Phe community around Kippen was saddened on. Tuesday February 5th, by the death of John Deitz, of that place, who passed away after being ill for a week. He was in his 67th year, being born near Zurich, on the Bronson Line, son of Henry Deitz. More than thirty years ago he moved to the London Road, Tuckersmith, 114 miles north of Kippen, where he resided until a few years ago, when he retired to Kippen. His wife, form- erly Miss Kyle, survives, one son, William Deitz of London, and one rbother Samuel of Zurich. He was a member of St. Andrew's United Church and the pastor, Rev. Conner, presided at the funeral on Thursday, T eb. 7th, A meeting of the W. M. S. Exec- utiire of Huron Presbyterial was held -in Ontario United Church, Clinton, on Tuesday Feb. 5th with Mrs. 5. E. Hogg, the president, presiding. The meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. Lana, after which Mrs. Greer, the secretary read the minutes of the previous meeting. The members with a very few exceptions were present. The past year's work was reviewed and it was a great satisfaction that the budget was almost reached, but • ****a****S►+►**********•**♦ 4*****••*•*•♦•**•**+*••**, b • • Parm imp lemen.t • WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND • • WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE KIND OE ••• • CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING AND FITTINGS, • AND BESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS. LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DE LAVAL We have the Agency for this District. 41 GARAGE SUPPLIES41 • • • WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF GARAGE SUPPLIES, AND • CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF AUTO PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAME 11, DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND RE. /ti BUILDING BATTERIES YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED Tires, Tutees, Gas, Oils and Greases MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL; GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR OF COST. • • • • • • s • Z P • • • s' e • •• • • • • • 0 • •+44•••000•••004,0•••••••044)•••••s•eo+s••••••.W•o•e••+e 4041 L. A. Prang - Zurich 1 1 NESSEISITIMZUMBISSIMMUSmiseresset Auto Tops, Buggy Tops Wagon Repairing Painting Etc Second Handed Buggies HESS - ZURICH COMMUNINOWNIIIWOMMOWEIMINF we feel we must more ardently "Put i our hands to the Plow" and go • over' 44"44+++++++++++++++++++41 '4' '+l"tt"I'•+'D'•"t'••+•••++•• • the top this year. The splendid re- ports given by the secretaries show- ed how strenuously the individual or- ganizations had worked the different departments that the Master's work should prosper. It was decided that the Huron Presbyterial hold their an- nual Conference in 'James St. United Church, Exeter, April 30, 1929. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church "A Changeless Christ for a chang- ing World." Sunday February 17th. First Sunday in Lent. 10. a. m: .German Service. 11:15: Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. Subject --The Proper use of Lent. Tuesday --Ladies' Aid. Friday --Luther League. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. Tuerkheim, Pastor. Evangelical Church Notes ZURICH — ONT. Master or Slave., which am i? Life as some live it, is a tangle of threads and ends and twists. A con- fused mystery, without order or mean ing or guidance that snakes for ach- ievement. The great paramount pro- blem of life is' whether I shall be a success or a failure. All persons desire success, but not all are agreed as to what constitutes succuss. It is not enough to desire success or long for it, we must earnestly will it into being. We can have anything we wish :for, within reason, if we will pay the price. To be successful, we Must be master of ourselves and of envioroning circumstances. A per- son who is a success must be bigger than his business with all its accom- panying problems and its bewitching charms of prosperity. We must reso lutely will to make progress. It does not come by chance. Everybody is a master or else he, or she is master- ed by inordinate desires which are our undoing. Wednesday Eve. 7.15 --Jr League. Thursday 7.30 --Prayer and Praise, friday 7.39 I?+ Seniax Leerier Friday 1,30 pan.=–ChQitc Practiaa SUNDAY SERVICRS Warship 10 A. M. Subject --The unfolding -÷+++++++++++++++++++10 The Winter Season1 • • LET US QUOTE YOU ON COLONY HOUSES ALL SIZES AND • KIND BUILT UP AT THE MILL FOR SPRING DELIVERY. e Co K PHONE 69 IS THE IDEAL TIME TO REPLACE OLD FASHIONED FLOORS OR DOORS WITH THE MODERN HARDWOOD FLOOR OR y FRENCH DOORS ri LBFLEISC - ZURICH ++++44+++44++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.14+++++4i#111 riwwwwwiihmmiwiliwwwwv4mwdi 1 Zurich Drug Store 3 of Charac- ter 11 aw.tn.-«Bilaio Sehoolt Saadi , Sup,lrintendent. Wotss , Subject-- Part 1I,•»The Unfolding of Character. M,', W. koistrtx Stationery We keep writing tablets of all sizes. Envelopes and fine Boxed Stationery Toilet Articles and Preparations School Supplies of all kinds Diamond Dyes and Putnam's Fadeless Dyes KODAKS AND FILIMS etc Dr0 . JMacKinilon, Zurich .