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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-04-18, Page 5T ux•sday„,p'aril :;;Site, 192. somas p DuinxirB.HoLims wry 1'oBLIIV, RTO. OVYICE- Uanilton Stmt, ,"3u'sjc oft '• Square, GOD1li;RXIt3, Ontetrio, • lllp cIal Mttaeltien to Counaol it►t3. Cavort Werbt - .I Waimea may be coneelted.et ISoderieb by Phone, and, ll'l oxo• •eh+argea vu rs t , 'Dr. H. tl.• COWEN I?. S. ' D. DS. DENTAL SURGEON At FRITZ LOOIi, Z Th 1OH Every Thursday; r Friday, �S,ryaa7} daY. At MART VF,YB'S 97.8,0'4P6.)Asro DASTIWOOD 'Every Monday, Tuesday taw Wednesday OSCAR KLOPP Graduate Carey M. Jones Nat- VIOnnl School of ,A"tictioneorixag. Try for Regietered Live Stock, I,&11 Breeds). • Terris in keeping midi prevailing prices. Choiee Views for sale, Will ;felt anything ia,ywhere, itlut'ieh. 'vane • 18--93 or write. Licensed !Waimea I'OR HURON & MIDDLESEX AM IN .A. POSITION TO CON - duet any auction Sale, re ardlese ;las to ;size or article to 44e11, 1 solicit your business, and it not 49.010.0t1J1 make no eharg•oa for Arthur Weber — Dashwood, ?,Phone 13---07 THE NEW Chevrolet Is Throughout a Better Motor Cra GOODYEAR TIRES SE1SERLING TIRES CHECK UP ABOVE STATEMENTS H. 5. WEIN, .. ;'Prop, IDAS1CWOOD MOTOR e11;VIerie 100111011(4®.0011*i*e 66***in Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCING THAT WE • HAVE PURCHASED FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGI3LUT >& DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB V1SHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Yungblut & Sou COAL 1929 INA ARE SOLE AGENTS ;FOR EMU/NE Scranton. Goal ALSO CARRY Coke Pocahontas and. Soft Coal fitOOD SUPPLY ON SAND IMSLEPTIONE TOUR ORDERS ,H,Alltll T ,'fir 1 Case & Son ellen* 35 BENS: LL ..,.,...1105116132.W..,. ' VE POU LTRV1 WANTED itnb it *'very dor t R Sw'elo k pale not ,Fond Peed leartei Hemming whes b atel it In. Highest Cask Prices C it Fm- Cream and Eggs PUT 'MU Wants, For Salo, ,d►st,' Found, Ili•otice Etd.Ads IN WS COLO$$ FOR SALE 1923 Ford' Coupe, also 4 -wheel cat- tle trailer, both are in good condition Will sell 'very Cheap. Joico Dieterich, Ii.R.2, Dashwood, FOR SALE OR BENT --Palace Hotel, (form- erly Hotel Schafer) Parkhill, Ont., reasonable. Apply on premises or write box 504; Parkhill, Ont. APPLICATIONS WANTED Applications for the position of Ii.oad Stperintendent for the Town- ship of Ilay will be received by the Council of the said Township up to six o'clock, p.m., Saturday, the 27th day of April, 1929, Council reserves the right of rejecting any or all ap- plications. A. F. HESS, Clerk, Township of Hay. NOTICE. A limited number of cattle will be takenfor pasture on Part Lots 8 and 9, Con. 6 Hay Township. Apply to Henry Truemner, Zurich, Ont. FOR SALE Ai acticall p y new 2 -wheel auto trailer for sale, at good value for the price asked. Apply Milne, Rader,. 1Dashwood. • EGGS FOR HATCHING From choice 'White Pekin Ducks, Apply tQ 1IfeTrin umith, 1t,R.3, Zurich. FOUND A men's smock.. Apply to: Louis Schilbe, Zurich. FOR SALE A 13 -tooth )VLH. spring tooth cul- tivator, with seeder attachment, in good condition. Apply to Jos. Druar, Zurich, Ont. FOR SALE An aged General Purpose horse, good single or double. Also a choii•e pure bred Holstein buil calf. Apply to Wm. Sparka, Stanley Tp., or phone 78---19, Hensel]. Central, EGGS FOR HATCHING Single Combe Annonas. Good laying strain, and from choice stock. Price per dozen 35c. Hy. Eiek neher, Zurich tf37 WANTED We are in the market for a limited amount of goad potatoes, act quick. L. Schilbe tt Son, Zurich FOR SALE Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound bags t 4• r i e. per pound. Feed a handful a day, keep the Vet. away. Fred. C. Kalbtleisch, Zurich.* BABY CHICKS Hatched in the Huron Mammoth, the cleanest and healthiest hatching machine going. 'Cleans the air from the hatching trays before it nixes with The eggs by patent process. Barred Rocks and • White Leghorns Order early. No deposit required. Price guaranteed satisfactoryten days before shipment. Custom hatch- ing $4 for one hundred; $15 for five hundred eggs. Phone 57r4, Hen- ali, 1 E. McKinley tf-82 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that all cred1tors and others having claims against the estate of Samuel Walker, hate of the township of Hay, in the County of Huron, farmer, who died Asn the 18th day of March 1929, are required to forward their claims duly prOven to the undersigned Exeeutorix on or before the 27th day of April 1929. AND NOTICE is Further Given that after the said elate the lvxecutorix will proceed to distribute the estate, having regard only to the elaims of which she then shall have notice. Dated at Zurich, this 4th /lay ' of W O'Brien April, 1929, `Mrs, Mary* H. Walker, ..- cecut.ctirixi, &rick 4.B. 1 EUR1O,.HEEAII,D Mrs. 3. Dinar, was a visitor with friends at Waterloo the past week. Mr. Daniel Truemner of ,Crediton, visited with his brother, Mr, Henry Truemner of ,town the past week. Mr. O'Dwyer and two sons of Lu - can, were Sunday visitors at the home of the formner's son, Dr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Dwyer of the village , Mr. and Mrs. C. Q. Smith and sons Gordon and Stanley of the Blue Water Highway were Sunday visitors with friends at New Hamburg, Baden and Kitehener. Mrs. Cyrus Colosky is in attend- ance of Mrs. Fred Haberer, of the Blind line, who is confined to her bed. Mr. and Mrs, •Wm. Kaercher, ac- companied by Mrs. Hy. Krueger of the 14th Con., pleasantly visited with friends and relatives at Kitchener the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and two sons of Forest, were Sunday vis- itors at the homer of Mr. Wm. La- mont of town, and also Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont of Stanley Township. Mrs. Hy. Lipphardt, who had been spending the past winter with he Mr. And Mrs. George Xeo and .two,. daughters Mabel and Nellie of .lien- ,salt, were Sunday visitors at the' hone of Mr, and Mrs, C. L. Smith. Mr, harry Weber spent the past week at his fanner home at•New Dun dee, where he attended the funeral of his mother, the late Mrs, Weber. ,A goodly numbers of our sports- men are spending their available ev- enings following the strea,ns and .cat- ching sourer' fish, and some very good catches have been made, Mr.. Keith McLead, the popular ed- itor of the Seatorth Huron Expositor, made a business call in the village on Thursday last, and also a social call at the Herald office. Mr. John Fuss, who has not been enjoying his usual health for some time, was taken to London Hospital last week, and operated on for blad- der trouble, and we are pleasen to state that Mr. Fuss is progressing as favorable as can be, expected. Mr. O. Ginn, of Goclerice, the Gov- ernment official in the extermination of the corn borer, or the County offi- cial in charge of inforcing the Cord Borer ar Act, was in town on Thursday and advised us that he is now work- ing in this locality .and would like C ury much if the public would co -op - daughter, Mrs. Geo. Fee, at Hensall, has returned to Zurich and taken up her residence here. • crate and observe the Act. Have all surface .tabbies and corn stalks de- stroyed at once either by plowing un- der or burning the same Mr. Win. 11. Hoflanan has made some improvements to ' his business block, by the addition of two wind- ows, and also a partition put through the rear part. The object of these improvements pi os•e•nat•nts is to provide room for Mr. Hoffman's son, Mr. L. W. Hoff- man, our gent's furnishings merch- ant, who will shortly move his ,stock into these rooms. The place that Air. L. W. Hoffman will vacate will, of course, be converted into the new bake shop, by Mr: Heist, who recent- ly purehee ed this block from Mr. J. E. G.nseho, and will make anideal place for Kr. Heist. En trance ,Examination Time Table 'hc, Department of Education . have announced the thine table for the. FIig•h School Entrance examin- ation. On June 26th, entrance can- didates will write on English Comp- osition, Writing and History; June 27th, English Literature English Grammer and Engglish Spelling; Juno 28th, Arithmetic and Geog- raphy. The .following; examination dater line,. also been announced: Mid- dle and 1 pper School examinations being Monday, June 17, and Lower School examinations on Thursday, Juno 20th. Rev. and Mrs. Bluekeleon,:Mission- iaries from Siberia, here On furlough and who. will be visiting with Rev. and Mrs, E. Tuerkheim, at -the end of this week, will give a talk about their experiences in the mission fields and will show a few views from Sib- eria, in St, Peter's Lutheran church, Zurich, on Friday evening, at 7,30 haverybody is cordially invz•tea, . Dr. A. J. MacKinno"n made a pro fessional trip to London on Friday. The Doctor was accompanied by Mr. Roy Lamont, of Stanley Township, who, in falling froni a horse recently sustained some injuries, and had an x-ray examination. We "hope that Mr. Lamont will soon be restorett to his usual geed health, The rathee dry weather the past few days has dried up the land and roads wonderful, and we are advised that a few farmers on the higher. and lighter soil have started spring seed- ing operations and a few fields are already sown, But we will require considerable warmer weather before: them will be much growth. and be- fore the heavy 'and low lands will be in condition to be worked up. Messrs. C. Fritz & Son, are ever on the move with the selling of their used cars, and during the pass week they have made the following sales: Wm.. Talbott, Stanley, good used Buick roadster; Jos. Vincent, Dash- wood, touring; John Herdman, Elim. vale, tourin; Ford. coach to Mr. Rich- ardson of Centralia; Ford coach to Mr. Joel Gaseho of Zurich, and e new 1% ton new Chew. truck to Mr. John Denominn, also a Ford coach to Mr. Peter Ducherme of the Blue Water Highway. County Traffic Officer Mr. McDou- gall of Goderich, paid an official visit in town on Tuesday, and again re- minded the driving public that there are laws governing the driving of motor vehicles which must be ob- served for the safety for all. A truck laden with tiles was checked up and weighed and found carrying twice the amount of weight that the law all- ows, and this offender will probably be dealt with. I.le also warned some citizens who are not observing the Stop signs in going on or crossing the County highway. J.VI'r. C. O. Smith of the Blue Water Highway, just south of St. Joseph, advises us that one morning last we- ek he noticed four very unusual fine large. birds swimming on his pond of water opposite the road, and infer :further investigation round that these fine, snow white and magestie look - mg birds were white swans to their natural wild state, and upon appro- aching them they slowly rose from the water and flied towards the lake. Mr. Smith also advises us`that thorn have been hundreds of wild ducks, and al- so large numbers of wild geese found lodging on this little sheet of water this spring, as there was very little_ frost, these birds found a safe haven of rest for the night. If someone had the spirit and ambition of a Jack Miner and would make special effort to provide acconiodation and also put ample food there, this would indeed make a very interesting place. Rev. Roy M. Geiger Gets Preston Call The Rev. Roy M. Geiger, B. A•, Pastor of St. John's United Church, Chesley, has accepted a call to a pastorate in the United Church at Preston. Mr. Geiger, who is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Geiger, of Zurich, has been in Ches- ley for nearly five years, and has proven himself an earnest preacher and active worker. In 195, as a tomtit o.i church union, a large ntitn- ber of members from Geneva Pres- byterian Church united with what was then Wesley :Methodist Church,, and M. Geiger has remained iti eh tuge of the joint congregation. He was overseas in the was and later was located at Rockwood, and Wood- stock, and went to„ Mosley in 1924. lir will move to Preston at the be- ginning OJL x ezt 'July, BORN Moueseau--,-\t Hay Township, on Ap- eal 1 r�th, to Mr. and Airs. Robert • M ursseau, a daughter. Dt.e.e,) me --At Hay Township, on Ap- ril 7th, to Mr, and Mrs. Sovereign Duch,u'me a son. Haba re•r---At Hay Township, on Ap- i•il l:;th, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hiab- erer a son, ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheranr(Church "A Changeless Christ for a Chang- ing World." 10. a. m: . German Service. 11.1,, 5 Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. Monday --S. S. Teacher's Meeting. Friday, 8h: Luther League. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. Tuerkheim, Pastor. Evangelical Church Notes ZURICH -- ONT. The Church of Christ The ..church that is true to its char- ter must be like Christ its' founder in its corporate and individual life. Min- ister and layman alike must be char- acterized by his deep flowing regener- ating power. How truly do we qual- ify and measure up to the Bible st- andard of practical religion? There are cold- churches where men look in vain for sympathy and the spiritual touch of power. On the other hand there are churches where postor and people have a burning desire to bring help, joy and blessing to the needy, barren heart, thus helping them into a larger, richer diviner life, pattern- ed after that of Christ himself, The church must foster the good, the el- eVating and frown upon that which is evil or has danger in it. Her mis- sion is to purify, to enable, to beauti- fy and fortify the individual follow- er. Jesus said, Ye are the light of the World; Ye are the salt of the earth. Hence the church must lead out of darkness into light and out of sin into righteousness, The church must never sponser that which leads into sin and wrong. Ours is a great trust, so 'help us God to fulfill it in the fear. of God lest His curse rest upon us, Tuesday, 7.15 p. >n. -Jr. League, Thursday '7.30 --prayer and Praise. Friday 7.30 park—Senior League Friday 3.30 pan. --C ,otr Praetice There will he neither public Wor- ship nor Bible School next Sabbaths it being the Amatil Conference ttn- tlay. *Oa t 1 .Y » s Jilat # p..1 +R�►t:1�tRA... ....',. ,SIA..*�fi..!M *N+ .......... J. I 1 armmp ements i • • WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEIVIENTS, AND•v WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE BIND I OEs ' i . MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL : GIVE YOU MOST" VALUE PER DOLLAR OF. COST. CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING AND FITTINGS • ANP. BESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PCJIVIPS. a LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DE LAVAL We have the Agency for this District. GARAGE STTPP.LII1 S it 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 SAML r DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND ItE. BUILDING BATTERIES YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED • Tees, Tubes, Gas, Oils and Greases s s • o a s L. A. F rare- • Zurich 4. 1 4 r to) Auto Tops, Buggy Tos Wagon Repairing Painting Etc° Second Handed Engles HESS - ZIJRIOE[ The Winter Season IS THE IDEAL TIME TO REPLACE OLD FASHIONED FLOORS OR DOORS WITH THE MODERN HARDWOOD FLOOR OR FRENCH DOORS LET US QUOTE YOU ON COLONY HOUSES ALL SIZES AND • ▪ KIND BUILT UP AT THE MILL FOR SPRING DELIVERY. • e. XALBFLEISC PHONE 6 9 ZURICH 4.4.F44.4 .44.4..4.44++++d^i4+Fit+44.44.4.4. 4 .4.4.4 A44.4.4±i43 �1WLYYYYVV�1�'`h'ih�"db'Y�kWVM�i�k�NL4fd�la��k6°:VY� Zurich Drug Store Stationery We keep writing tablets of all sizes. Envelopes and fine Boxed Stationery Toilet Articles and Preparations zr School Supplies of all kinds ser Diamond Dyes and Putnanfs foK Fadeless Dyes 4 ate KODAKS AND FILMS iDr. Ali J MacKinnon, ommtittimmemm Zurioh It