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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1929-05-23, Page 5"tr, araelyr, May, 22rd; 229 FIXIIVEAS CAM* DUDLEY E.Hoi n s 3*RR$BTER, SOLICITOR, NOT I RY PUBLIC, Imo. 4DEFICE—Hamilton Street, Just 4ert Square, GODBRICR, Ontario. *pedal attention to Comseel and Court World atr. Ho nos may be consulted at Shoderich by Phone, and Phone. chamois revealed. Or. H. H. C O W E N L. D. S. D. D S. DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCS—ZURICH JEyery Thursday, Friday, Saturday At HARTLEIB'S BLOCS, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OSCAR KLOPR eradnate Carey M. Jones Nat - I School of Auctioneeriag. Try was for, Registered Live Stock, PR "Breed* Terme in keeping lwilth prevailing pricers, Choice reds for reale. Will well :anything >ilvywher.. .brine 15-93 or write. Zurich. Licensed Auctioneer ?OR HURON & MIDDLESEX - AM IN A POSITION TO CON - ;duet any auction Sale, xeaa rdleas vire ltd Size or article to peal, 1 **Reit your busiune s, and if not motioned will make no charge,' Itherriosa. Ara Web_!r — DiOi3wo4:4. Obits• i3-57, ' Goodyear Tires, Tubes New Mobiloli UaS*L Batteries N. S. WEIN, - Prop 101.011InITOOD MOTOR ' RVTCTi : •111N•N••••NM•NN••• Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCING SHAT WE HAVE PURCHASED I',RfM11i TRK; FIRM OF YUNGBLUT DDEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB .LISHED MEAT BUSINESS, AN!D SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Ha Yunghlut & Son 'N•1N•iNN•••••••11•••i „nouneement SPRING. PRICES NOW IN EFFECT "FOR Scranton Coal Coke Alberta Coal and Soft Coal SPECIAL, DISCOUNT OF &0 Cts. -Per Ton will be allowed fear cash, ;ndalor Early as prices swill advance on Juni EStA. Case & Son Plus kS IENSALL L I VE POU LT R WANTED Sakai *eery May, till Isar'eloek,peni Aie •1A teed Pawl sem nWgxoi9au • Vila brOiusbt Highest Cask Prices me-, Cream and Eggs W O'Brien 'ice pow sirra *alai Pee VOR. moo Tovis Wants, For Sale, Lost, Found, Notice, Etc. Ads IN THIS COL'QIINUI NOTICE sinarrevasessee Ali parties who have in their poss- ession or know of the whereabouts of any road machinery, such as side 1�scrapers, slip scrapers, drags, etc., ilw.hich are owned by the Township of Hay, should notify the :[toad Super- intendent, Wm. J. Jarrett, Hiilsgreen at once by letter or phone, as it is necessary to make an inventory of all machineryr an hand. A. R HESS, Township Clerk. Hay. FOR SALE A good used washing machine and wringer; apply to L. A. Prang. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that in future 1 oilt not be responsible for any debts contracted by my daughter Mary Kochems. Frank Kochems. Dated: May 14th, 1929. FOR SALE 2 Tamworth Brood Sows, one with litter of 8 at foot 2 weeks old. Apply to John A. Manson,, Stanley, 21/z miles north of Zurich_ DOMESTIC WANTED Good, Reliable Girl to help around the house. Duties not heavy. liberal wages. Inquire at The News -Record Clinton, Ont. 43-4 NOTICE TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS DONE AT MODERATE PRICES Apply to: Harold Connell, Varna, P.O. Phone 12-96, Hensel' EGGS FOR HATCHING Single Combe Anconas. Good laying strain, and from choice stock. Price per dozen 35c. Hy. Eiiekraeier, Zurich tf37 WANTED We are in the market for a limited amatint of good potatoes, act quick. L. Schilbe & Son, Zurich FOR SALE Ground Flaxseed in 90 pound bags at 4%c. per pound. Feed a handful a day, Keep the Vet. away. Fred. C. Kalbfleisa h, Zurich. :BABY CHICKS Hatched in the Huron IV1'amroth, the cleanest and healthiest hatching machine going. Cleans the air from the hatching trays before it mixes with the eggs by patent process. Barred Rocks and White Leghorns Order early. No deposit required. Price guaranteed satisfactory ten days before shipment. Custom hatch- ing $4 for once hundred, $15 for five hundred eggs. Phone 97r4, Hen- sen. J. E. McKinley. t€ 32 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all cretfitors'and others having claims againstthe estate of Lisette Reichert late of the Village of Zurich in the County of Huron, Spinster, who died on the twenty-sixth day of March A. D 1929, are required to forward their claims duly proven to the under- signed on or before the 27th day of May, A. D. 1929. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that after the said date the Administrator will proceed to distrib- ute the estate leaving regard only to the e1aints of which he then ahail have notice. DATRD at Exeter this seventh day of May A. D. 1929. Stedman & Stanbury, Hensall and Exeter, Solicitors: for the Administrator The Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada HIIAt OFFICE — TORONTO E, . tterth--Agent ZURICH 1130114 1141 •etalaitatea *sod AcClii.a.t Iaauraalce. ibLitatb StEOXIIIit 00. in Casual. LOAL NEWS Mr. Gid, Koehler made a business trip to Oshawa the past week. Mrs, J, Albrecht. was a Dashwood visitor on Tuesday. Messrs, Harry Rose .and. Ervin Schilbe were on business .to London on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. O'Brein and Miss Olive were at London on Satur- day. Mr. Sylvanus Witmer has purchas- ed from Mr. Herb Mousseau ,a Star coach. Mr. George Regier, of the Goshen South, has purchased from C. Fritz & Son, a new Chevrolet coach. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Merner, were Sun- day visitors with friends at Hensall. Mr. Louis Hartman, of Flint, Mich., is renewing friends around here at present. Mr. Noah Sararas and Andrew Mittleholtz of Kitchener, were Sun- day visitors with Zurich friends. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Manz and Mr. and Mrs. Lingelbach, of Tavistock, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Truemner. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kellerman of Dashwood, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Fritz. Mrs. D. McLinchey and Mr. and Mrs. Cook from Detroit, were Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner. Mrs. Floyd H. Miller of Detioit, Mich., after spending a week visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Howald, has returned to her home. Mr. Frank Siebert, and sister Miss Nora Siebert, R.N., of Detroit, were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Siebert. Mr. and -Mrs. J. E. Gascho are this -week moving their householdef- fects into the house of the former's father, Mr. Joseph Gascho, for the time being. Messrs, S. Greb of the Babylon Line, and W. C. Wagner of the vil- lage each treated themselves to new Essex sedan, making the purchase from Mr. J. Laporte, local Essex de- aler. On Friday of this week is the an- nual holiday known as Victoria Day, and all places of business will be closed. There are a number of sur- rounding towns that are holding cel- ebrations, and a person can easily find a place to spend the day. A collesion between two cars at the intersection of Frederick Street and the Zurich Road occurred the other evening when the car owned by Mr. Casper Walper of town, and driven by his son Garnet, was being damag- ed. Seeding operations are again in full swing this week hg those farmers who have not as yet completed these operations. The weather is nice and clear, and the land is drying off woad erfully But the winds in the day- time are still puite cool. A monster Liberal Picnic is being staged for some time in June, when a goodly number of prominent speak- ers will address the gathering. The event will be held at Grand Bend, and the Counties interested are; Huron, Perth, Lambton and Middlesex. Mr, Chas. Fritz has purchased the small kitchen attached to the west side of the Commercial IIotel prop - arty, from the proprietor, Mr. A. G. Eciighoffer, Mr. Fritz will move the building down to his celery garden,- just arden,-just east of the village and will use it for a tool shed and to store his equipment. On Saturday evening the streets of the village received their first treat- ment of water from the sprinkler,and it kept the dust nicely settled for the evening, but a good coat of oil or other chemicals is more substantial to keep the dust from flying around in the dry summer days. We trust that the big oil tank will soon make its appearance and do a siuniner's job. Miss V. V. Siebert, our local mill- ener, is obliged to vacate the place of business where she now occupies, by the middlle of June, and as there is no other suitable place available at present, she has decided to sacrifice to the public her entire stock of hats, etc. The sale commences on Thursday of this week till everything is sold. People will do well to pick up these snaps. Fire at Exeter. The entire plant of the Exeter Salt Works, carried on by M. C. Ranford, son of John Ranford of Clinton, was burned down at an early morning, and the damage is estimated at $26,- 009.00, partially coveredby insur- ance. The works were away from the residential section of the town and when the alarm turned in at 3.45 o'clock it w es well under way, For- tunatel' the wind wad jjl i;1ie light defection 1)1ow{Lig the burning frag- ments and shingles away from town and the surrot►nding gas tanks and grain elevators. , The cause of tthe fire is unknown,' no one being' near 'the plant. Although the plant had leen operating night and day it was closed down the previous day to cool the brine pans, which had developed few leaks, . , ..�,.. Higher Lake Level The "High state of the water has in- terfered, considerable with the work on the reconstruction jobs at the God- erieh harbor; The Canadian Hydro- graphic. Service, Department of Mar- ine and Fisheries, Ottawa, has an automatic gauge at the harbor for measuring the water level of Lake Huron. Monthly reports are made and the report for April gives the following interesting data as com- piled from the records: The water is .66 foot higher than in March 1929 1.83 feet higher than in April, 1928; 1.91 feet lower than the high stage of April 1886; 3,49 feet higher than the low stage of April 1.926; 1.94 feet higher than the average stage of Ap- ril for the last ten years; .53 foott higher than the average stage of Ap- ril for the last 69 years. COURT OF REVISION NOTICE is hereby given that a Court of Revision of the Assessment Roll of the Township of Hay for the year 1929 will be held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Monday, June 3rd, 1929, at two o'clock in the afternoon. A. F. HESS, • Township CIerk, Hay ZURICH'S HALF -HOLIDAY 1929 This certifies that we, the Under- signed agree to close our places of Business every Wednesday afternoon for a half -holiday, beginning on May 15th, and ending September 25th, 1929. Wm. O'Brein & Son. Chas. Fritz & Son. E. Oesch, W. L. Siebert, Wm. Brown. J. Gascho & Son. Stade & Weido. L. W. Holman. Johnston & Kalbfleisch. W. G. Hess & Son. T. L. Wurm. J. W. Merner. L. Schilbe & Son. ' j a George Hess. Edwin Weltin. Zurich Flout Mills. Andrew F. I•Iess. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran - [Church "A Changeless Christ for a chang- ing World." Ia. a. m: .German Service. 11., .5 Sunday School, 7:30: English Service. Monday --S. S. Teacher's Meeting. Friday, 8h: Luther League. Saturday—Choir Practice. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. Tuerkheim, Pastor. • Evangelical Church Notes ZURICH — ONT. HONESTY? Honesty is a potent factor in ind- ividual and community life. There isn't enough of it. Diogenes, the wise Greek went out at noon day to search for an honest man. IIe would need to take an electric search light today. Honesty is a mark of distinction. Dis- honesty is a common sin. Honesty is not a policy but a principle. If we are honest, simply as a matter of pol- icy, our honesty is shamefully dishon- est. Unless honesty is a principal it is nothing. Be honest with yourself Do not 'kid" and trick yourself into all sorts of positions that are false in creed and conduct, of which you know that 'they are not true. Hon- esty like charity begins at home. Un- til we are honest with ourselves we cannot be honest with others. There is so-called honesty among thieves so far as their gang is concerned. Let us discriminate clearly 'between what is thine and mine and God's. Woe unto you who make clean the out- side of the cup, said Jesus. Cleanse first that which is within the cup. We build a safe and enduring life and civ- ilization when we build on the found- ation of intellectual and spiritual Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. --Jr. League. Thursday 7.80 --Prayer and Praise. Bible Study, by the Pastor. The members and adherents of our church are cordially invited to attend our mid -week service and bible study on Thursday evening, when the Pas- tor will use for his discussional sub- ject: "Satan and God in Conflict",Be sure and spend this profitable hour in this way. Friday 7.34 p.m,—Senior League Friday 1,30 p.m.—Choir Practice SUNDAY SERVICE$ i Worship 10 A, M. . .....�.4nd Subject ---The Church of the Fut- honesty of heart, life and character, ure. 11 lata eeBible School, J. R. Desch*, Sup xfntendent. Worship: 7.30 P. M. Subject ---Seven great Sins of Soc- iety. Seri z :IIe 1D msr. tow , .. 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