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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-03-07, Page 5nleannaanne IrkursahIT, Brritreb fith„ 1929 •,,ZURICII,HERALD • ;rule iravis 1111511"133 CARDS wants o For Sale, LW, eleseeleiseu .11)1DDLEY E. trOliMEs 11141INISTER, SOLICITOR, NO IARY PUBLIC, : ETC, liervicE—Ramiltou Street, Just oft Vas $quare, GODERICR, Ontario, Itesselal attention to Couneel" aped Court Work air, Holmes may be cemenallted. at, R, R. 3, Zurich. Alsoderich by Phone, and Phone e Found.; Notice, Stipp Ads IN TIII8 COLVKIII •FOR SALE A limited manlier of +choice young pigs for sale. Apply to Sol Ginger - chain* reversed, Dr. H. II, COWEN L. D. B. D. De S. DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH Eery Thursday, Friday, SaldtrdaY BARTLEIB'S Elettgis DABHWOOD Every Monday, Tnesdey and Wednesday OSCAR ,KLOPP Graduate Carey 111, Jones Nat - lienal School of Auctioneering. Try este for Registered Live stock, 07.1 Breeds). Terms in keeping 'math prevailing prices. Choice lEsatese for sale. Will 'sell anything Anywhere, • la10320 18-93 or write. Zenith, Licensed Auctioneer WOR- HURON & MIDDLESEX Jai IN A POSITION TO -CON- elluct any auction -Sale'regardless eats isize or article to dell, nolleit your Midi:leas, and if not uttlefied will make no chargeor Secrvicea. Arthur Weber — Daslawood, Phone 13-57 THE. NEW Chevrolet Ts Throughout a Better Motor- Car GOODYEAR TIRES SE1BERLING TIRES CHECK UP ABOVE STATEMENTS H. S. WEIN, Prop.. tbeeSiTwOOD atoTon S1iBVT AAtinaseseeeenngneesee tete seitteeinieee WANTED We are in the market for a limited amount of good potatoes, act quick. L. Schilbe &Son, Zuriolt FOR SALE A Wisconsin hot water Incubator, 120 egg capacity. Also Thermom- eter for $6.00. Phone 14 on 99, •Henson. Thomas.Westlake. -3 FOR SALE Five Choice Holstein 'Cows, all to freshen in March and April. Veier good quality. Apply to: Aaron Oestreicher, Dashwood. tf34 WANTED BEESWAX WANTED AT ONCE We make your Beeswax into corn le -foundations. Bring it along at once. prices reasonable -J. Haberer & Sons. liActrichs' Popular Also 25 White Leghorn Pullets for sale.—Theodore Haberer. FOR SALE Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound bags at 4tfic. per pound. Feed a handful a day, Keep the Vet. away., Fred. C. Kalbfleisch, Zurich. . . , • - ' . 'OA B y. c HICKS Hatched in the Hurobnkairimoth, the .,cleanest and healthiesthatching nmehine going. -Cleans the. air from the hatching trays before it mixes with the eggs by patent process. ilarred Rocks and White Leghorns Order early. No deposit. required. Price guaranteed satisfactory ten days before shipment. Custom hatch- ing $4 for one hundred, $15 for five hundred eggs. Phone 97174, Hen - gain J. E. McKinley, Zurich. . . China reports that the English Baptists twee have definitely voted to enter the union already consum- mated between the Conggegational Presbyterian and reform Churches. , Fifty biblewere placed in a Grand Bend hotel recently by the London branch of the Gideon Band. From what es e've, heard of the pace a which Grand Bend summer visitors live we doubt whether they will take time to read them—Ex. porry"to ieport• that Mrs. T, L. Worm is On the sick list, 'W,e hone for a speedy recoverY. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ravelle and family visited -with • the forrrier's Par- ents at Grand Bend On Sunsiey. Mrs. C. Fritz, and Mrs. H. H. Cowen spent Tuesday with XI.. and Mrs. Aaron Oestreieher, Bromine line, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Trevethick and son Carl, of Brinsley, spent Sunday with Mrs. Trevethick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hess, • Mr. and' PIrs. Morley Witmer of Detroit, have been twee the past we- ek; during the serious illness and death of Mrs. Witmer's father, the late John 'Netter, Jr. " Hay Council rneton nilondoy for its March session, and transacted its usual amount of business. The next regular meeting will be held on the 80th of March, This is on account of two of the members attending the big Convention on Education the beg - ginning of April— At a recent -meeting of. the Zurich Police Trustees -Mr,. Peter Kropf was appointed as Fire Chief for Zurich, This is a rather important position, upon which everybody looks to for protection of Property in time of lire, and we know Mr, Kropf will fill this position very satisfactorily. • Mr. and Mret Edgar W. Schnell, who have been home the past month on their honeymoon visiting •at the bride's home, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McBride, .Stantey, and other relati- ves, left McBride,,, Windsor and Detroit on Saturday morning and leaving Wind- sor Monday noon for Edmonton and home, where Mr. Schnell hae a very good position. On next Sunday, March 10th, pas- tor and people of Emanuel Evangel- ical church. Zurich, will begin evan- gelistic services. Neighboring min - isters in the community will come m will probably not get smooth until the and asssist th pastor in delivering snow and ice has all gone and the Spirit filled raeseages.. Services begin dust will again be flying. at 7.45 ,,,,i,evening with 4 bright VIrs. O. Fisher is spending week with friends at Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. •Gid. Koehler were Sunday visitors at Bayfield, Mr, W. 4; Pfile of PienSell was a businesstetisttor In town last Satur- day. ' • 'it, e Mr, WaveinFiltel made t business trip tosWindsoe the beginning of the 'week, Miss Pearl Wurtz, who has snail the past few weeks, at Guelph, has returned to her home here. Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Cowen were to Fergue and Guelph on Sunday, making the trip by auto. Miss Gertrude Weber left on d- ay Morning to spend the week with friends at London and Harrietsville. Messrs. Edwin Casa° and Ivan Yungblut are spending a few days in Detroit this week, and are also tak- ing in the Montreal Maroon vs De- troit hockey game at that city on Wednesday evening. Mr. Gordon Rau left on Monday merting to resume his duties at De- troit. Gordon greatly assisted our local hockey team in putting. across fo1v snappy and winning games the last two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Voisin.and fam- ily moved with all their effects to their new home at St. Clemens, near Kitchener on Thursday last. Their many Zurich friends regret very much to see them leaving Zurich, and the Herald joins these friends in wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Voisin and family much success and prosperity in their new home. The monthof March on Friday last certainly came in like a lamb, as we had most beautiful weather dur- ing the incoming of March, with the snow practically gone, that is the slei- ghing on the roads, and the auto runs along :fairly good now again, but the roads are very rough In places, and eeng etnnace. Reguien'attendandeU The inteerjor of. thesBank of Mon- -, 'urged tipen h me:Mho:se Arecord -of treal building has received a complete your attendance will be -kept through renovation, the entire contract being out this seasonspirituel refreshing let to Mr. H. Eickmeier, otir local des - and Soul- savbagn di...toine and we. Will orator, who has made . a wonderful do the Good. MEAT MAT1KET • ANNOUNCING 'ePHAT WE. HAVE PURCHA.SIntsi VROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUTI DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB IISHED MEAT BUSINESS, entn1), SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Yungblut tkiSw zteelelnetikatett • 01110180094B0fik,ttnnt, t I --Herald Oftiee. congratulations. 29 At this time of the year nearle everybody is about to renew their pepera or magazines. We wish tt edviee the public that we are it el:toy cases sole agents for daily. weekly papers and all magazines and will give you :reductions on prints you. If you are abont to on their return they will reside on ether points. L'p- on most of :ttleese 'that will sun- New Ilamburg and renew your reading matter, nest the Bronson Line,Hay. The Herald eeme•and see us, and be eoievine- joins their many friends in extending - . Among those from a distance whe attended .the feuerti. of the latellIns. 3. Ort, on Wedneschey last were: Mr. and Mrs. S. Elect Elkton,- Mich, Mr. Miller. and 3Ir. Banisayee of Elkton, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Smith, Mr and Nr:l. M. E. Neil of Detroit; Mr. '1-acob Ort o Pontiac, Mich., Dr. and dallies of Kitchersten Mr. Sam Kalb &Lech and Mrs. Zintean Of Drenntsai Mr. Wm, Hennaillerof Chesley; Me. and Mrs. D. Metseate, Re V. and Milt Sippell, of erediton. • Oeich---.--Schwarttentruher The _Eveagetnal nareonage at Zee: - 'eh was respnelent with a marriage: feetivity on Theedey moruieg, March 5th, when Miss iltary Ann, daughtei of .3Ir. awl Mn- Jacob Schwarteein timber of the Drenson Line, Flay Township, was united in marriage :to Mr. Edmund Oesete son of Mr. end Mrs, John M. °ascii, of the Goshen Line, Hher. The ceremony was con- ducted by Rev. W. Y. Dreier:. rhe bride was aes:sted by her eisteresn less MTS. Norman Gesell°, and the groom by Me, Nciman Giteche, the brother-in-law. Me. and Mn. Oineh left for a few week's: honeymoon trip with friends at Milverton, Tavistoek, L I 1 WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR GENUINE Scranton Coal ALSO CARRY Coke• Pocahontas and Soft Coal 111001) SUPPLY ON IIAND 11/LEPHONE OUR ORDERS BARLY TO sl Case 8E. Son %Plume. 3S HENSALL 14 VE POU LT RY -WANTED hen every day till So'elook,p.vm, lb* mot feed Fowl aerate rtiorning • What brought 14. 'Highest Cask Prices —cwt. roxl-= Creanet. and Eggs W. 0'13 -ren . . FADA SPECTA.L SIX BATTERYLESS OR WITH BATT-ERIES Nobody is Lonely in FADA Homes! WHAT do you like? Jaez Or grand °tsars'? Fiddlers or Philadelphia Orchestra? Funny Recitations or Politic. Speeches? Stock an Market Reports, News Everything?, Yes, all Radios do offer this variety, but FADA gets them!! There' the difference! For good, sound, enyin. eering reason* FADAelohe can give you unlimited choice. FADA alone LS years ahead in all your radio essentials— true selectivity that brooks no interference from over- , lapping stations....staperb,. singing tone quality .... ,Iong range...clear and loud. Reliability that does not 'help our repair 'business, but we are glad of that! We melte it up in extra sales OF FADA! See Our beautiful table and console modele. Meat FADA prove itself the finest radio efer offered. , . Hey, Jra, Dealer, Zurich *00.4•••••••••••••••••••• 4.40•••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • 4 0 04 improvement, the :evelle. and ceiling. have been nrareeTeil supplied by 'Mr.! T. L. Wunn, and f yeehly painted, sup -1 plied by Johnston & Kalblieisch, of ' the famour Scarjffs' paint, what new woodwork was required was promptly supplied by the Kalbfleiseh planing mills, Mr. Hy. Steinbach doing the carpenter work, ' while Mr. Eickmeier done the balance of the decorating, which is a creclittto this mechanic. arm Im WE ARE HEADQUARTERS F WILL BE GLAD TO SUM • MACHINERY THAT YOU GIVE YOU MOST CARRY A FULL LINE AND BESIDE LET YOUR NEXT C We have ti ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church "A Changeless Christ for a chang- ing World." Fourth Sunday in Lent. 10, a. m: ,German Service. 11,25 Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. Wednesday-Lentm Service (German) Friday --Luther League. Sattfrday ' Choir Practice. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. 'Poe:id:aim, Pastoi. 0 e 0 • 0 0 O +• 04•••••••••••••••04,40.0.0 osii•eo•000etko00o0000.00000.000*** r GARAG A WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Or tAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ALMOST PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YO DO EXPERT BATTRRY WORK ON REP BUILDING BATTERIES YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oils anti Greases L. A. F rang Zurich 00=K0=9.,11&10:5MICSENE.10MMIME9=2215enge Auto Tops, Buggy .Lops Wagon Repairing Painting Etos Second Handed Buggies HESS - ZURICH 30.4.4.++++4-4.4.44++++++++44÷4.+41 4-4-÷4....7r4.4.44+41,4444.+-1.4.4•41 4. -1, 4. 5 The Winter Beason 1 + 4 IS THE IDEAL TIME TO REPLACE OLD FASHIONED FLOORS ' 4 I OR DOORS WITH THE MODERN HARDWOOD FLOOR OR 4. FRENCH DOORS + 4. + I LET US QUOTE YOU ON COLONY HOUSES ALL SIZES AND t', AT THE MILL FOR SPRING DELIVERY i , 1 • l21.11=11 4. PHONE 69 4,4+4+ 4+44 5,4::94.t4 *dhirm KINO BUILT 111' up -7, FT „11,e ZURICH ___..................._____. ...... ail .Evangelical Church Notes zURIC-IF — ONT. A Terrible .Lesson From Cards A friend of mine *as preaching in the South.. - Just es he was about- to close his sermon a man, clad in rags, eittingstn a pew in the rear ruse, I should like to use this illustration: I"Years ago my father occupied this mmo pew. 1 wns a boy, in Sonday- eshool at the time. There were six other boys .with me in that sunday- echool class, Our, Sunday school tea- cher would gather us at her home on Saturday. evenings, Just to am- use. us she used to teach m the names of nerds. Next she taught us tricks . with cards. Next it was a genie of cads. Later we all left Sunday se-1i- nOl and instead of leareing the words %of ;It:ens-We were all to be found in a cotton : gin, .Maj, Cole, of those seven boys; two tiled on -the gitllows, three are eix the penitentiary, one is a fugitive from justice, and the other is myself, and if the officers of the 14\V:were here I would soon be in prison myself," 'Stretching forth his hands the poor man said: "1 wish she ligd neverttatight us." The man then started to leave: the church, and as he was walking down the aisle a wo- man dressed in mourning put up both her 'hands' and said: "God pity me, Maj. Cole, 1 am the teacher." She swooned and had to becarried out of the building.. They thought for nn hour, she' was dead. Tuesday; Sd7.15 p. Me -4n League. SUNDAY. SERVICES 1Worthip 10 A. M, .Subjectsslioltilees and Power, 11 se.m.—Bilele Schoel, , ' J'.. E. Ginache, Superintendent. 1 W6rollip : 1.30 P. M. " Subject—The Perils of the modern • _ aillwc. sAyt. iv. i; Water, bmitut 1 1 lifiCh Jru ' • tiollery Store •=i We keep writing tablets of all sizes. Envelopes and fine Boxed Stationery Toilet Articles Preparations Supplies of all kinds School Diamond Dyes and Putnam's Fadeless Dyes KODAKS AND FILMS 4Vit q14:1Dri A J MacKinnon, 'Laid° 19iftwwwwwmftitomwmwimm,m,mwmiti*,