HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-06-06, Page 1!� o %XIX No47
47
ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 6 1929.
t Molter 311; WWI PORAIRIC
F ' a M* ogi l
Zf3.60 II+?,A,RR UR9, •.(I* BE OHAR6FISI P
Advertising is the big medium between Buyer and Seller. Try an Ad.
i- BARGAINBARGAINS , i
3
-Received .hipent of waterproof
•nm retailing fax be
Robes which I, aG
a
. tales Catalogue _ et 37oU.r's a
..▪ low �a� � prices� a
a Special Price $12.50 large size .
a
t_
r FRED THIEL - ZURICH- Q.
`•
44...••••••••.o.......•4••A•••••••.•••••• 0.44.6.54.4e0%
*••••••ltaltQf•••0631tT;*veass4> avese••••••••es
•
•
er
•
•
ere
•
•0.0.041
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
4
•
•
An Exprasition, of !mss aaecr vl sci-
enti f c rnehods of carceedrig. Foot
•
T r oabtes wilt hes Rea do cava- stare
Bzwere
Front +nla: i3'
Do not felt, fatale a&gctenge of this opportnnitp'i€you have foottroulde
of any kind:. OE the: a. a vt; a3ote we shall have .at our store au Expert
from the staff era the; Mketd's WW2 nosed• :hopedra speeialisr — Wm.
IL Sehal:41431.
ISIewIllgiveyottas4encifinunalyfrils olyour stool Inge feet and explain
and show how tise.ucagt painful afoot troubles
are instantly reqta,oel. aazcl! their cause removed by
the ncweafiampkri akDz.'Sclitaia<FootComfortAP IL
ances and. Receedies. . a charge is made for -this
valuable service.
TIRED Ia ;EF
13r_ Schen', new ismpv.movt
41 oda Sopporm volitive oirtvh',;
oohing fier -Nook OLS claim
archco sr•mpc3totsio aYtux r,
etc., light anal wonfxvahlr
Worn in aux uh[tr. .list' RP
. $ 5.00paztaaz.,
t Z r
}fir. Schairff Zina-poas for
Boob'pent retie rant
Me; retnave f;kt€c, anti
pft'.Nolre Gr t e; marc,
eoctrtigg, hcaliog. SSaixu„
h Tues. '.
REPAIRING. 'NEATLY DONE
SITE '01131t .
r i t WIIATDONii DISPLAY
AY
.4
.r
w4 G A:SCIEGS, ' titer MUSS
lark 4e400...+lH*40**'0071t r�4klFari +f�dk•'� to <�<e go*.
CARD OF THANKS
The bereft family of the late Leno
Kipper wish to greatly thank the nei-
ghbors and friends for the kindness,
assistance and sympathy shown dur-
ing the funeral of the departed.
LUTHERAN SYNOD
The sixty-seventh convention of the
EEvangelical Lutheran Synod of Can-
ada was held in .St. Peter's Lutheran
church, Zurich, beginning Wednes-
day, May 29th, when Rev. C. J. Maas
prreached the preparatory sermon in
german, and Rev. J. Schneider offici-
ated at the communion sermon in
English. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Rev. J. Reble of
Hamilton; Vice -Pres., Rev. J. Maurer
of Kitchener; English Secy., Rev. C.
H. Little of Waterloo; German Secy.,
Rev. H. Shorten of Waterloo; Treas.
Rev. E. Holm, of Conestoga. The
roll call showed 50 pastors and 32
lay delegates present. The Synod
consists of 56 parishes, 25,210 bap-
tised members, 16,639 confirmed mem
bers, 87 congregations, 77 Sunday
schools, 802 officers and teachers and
6,300 scholars. Rev. A. Traver of
New. York, General Secy., of Luther-
an Leagues of America dealt with the
different causes undertaken by the
League, The Board 4f (we/71°n9f 1 i�imrfy of Parkhill Gpeu
Wt 1 S td
Mr. and Mrs. Witwer of ,Kitchener,
were visitors with friends here.
Mr. Lawrence Dietrich and his
bride from Detroit, spent Saturday
at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deitrich's.
• Mr. John Laporte, Essex dealer,
has sold to 'Mr. Jos. Gelinas, Jr., a
Essex car.
Messrs Herb. Neeb and Mr. Chris.
Erb, have each purchased used Ford
coaches from C. Fritz & Son.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weir of Lon-
don, called on Mr. and Mrs. W. Wein
of the Babylon Line on Sunday.
Nir. L. W. Hoffman has vacated the
Store in the Gascho block, and has
moved his goods to the tailoring buil-
ding owned by his. father, where he
has very desirable quarters.
Mrs. Frank Wicke and son Byron
and Miss Elizabeth Lei,beld of Strat-
ford were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Leibold.
.Are You Proud
To Show Your
WATCH
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEWEST
STYLES IN LADIES' WRIST WAT-
CHES,. PRICED AS LOW AS $8.00
GENT'S POCKET SIZES, FANCY
ENGRAVED CASES $5.00 TO $25.
Mr. unci Mrs. Wm. Lindeniield and `f
a er oo ennnary pi'rsen a a re- ( the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Deit-
port of their activities, ad recommen- rich
ded that the Synod assist in the camp-
aign of $150,000 for endowment. A Mr. Calvin Williams, accompanied
resolution proved that out of the fund by Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Ii i.ng and dait-
to be raised in 1930 and 1931 for ed- ghter of Buffalo, visited with the for-
neational purposes $30,000. be set mei's brothers• and sister, the Wil -
aside for the endowment campaign Hams family the past week. •
was adopted, 54 to 8. The annual Mr.. and Mrs. J. Klinck and Baugh
meeting of the aluni of Waterloo ter Jean of Ehnira and two sons,
Seminary was held on Thursday. Four John of Leamington and Caul of Wat-
new members were received; H: erloo Seminary, visited with Mr. and
Baetz,• N. Keifer, A. Datars and G Mrs:.A'. A. We on Sun;iay:
0 1 Schultz. Three of these will rennin
hi. the Canadian Synod. and one will
•
joi the • Michigan Synod. The • fon).-
were
our
were ordained on Sunday. At the
close of the Thursday meeting a ban-
puet was enjoyed at the Dominion.
Hotel dining ,room.. On Sunday a
large gatherig from near and far
took place, and all enjoyed the splen-
did addresses by the various able spe-
akers, and 'the Synod meeting .came
to a close on Monday noon, and con-
sidered by all as a most successful
event. while the local congregation
are to be congratulated on the fine
hospitality rendered.
•
0
0
0
•
0
a
•0
•
0
Cb
1
0
•
0k
•
3
0
•
0
1,42•414•900000004004:41W600.61•000000 ,
dstS 4esee4;.. J<r,;adr4F�v'�4� •teeo-4+.***l *.e.FQ�eo,e,,bd3B v^+�r
uarters
A•
he Bub* Bice `I: whiff we
iter ‘the e + . `t - r
YEARS, BEING S'1 s 11.711 .iaiitGl ae OMR SWIM ' A•1 l 21,11G-,
TENTS 11L 11 " 0.414. ;R.S ?i33:i£�CI4:. 'WHERE WE W9'31/3.'RY
TO SER. yore -irk` "'31-1:E .REST F ()UR AMITY :,F"5'.SIR :.Qli
RC[T Y 11d C "1ONIEXC 1".rA ..114'.1I�P' h"
L: W. 8�3FF
Russell McGregor, aged 20, of
Grand Bend, charged with driving the
car which struck and killed Miss
Diana. Spiers of Queen Alexandra
Sanitorium, at Springbank, on: May
2, appeared in the County Police
Court, London, the other morning and
was committed for trial at the Fall
Assizes by Magistrate Hawkshaw.
McGregor, who faces a charge of man
slaughter, was released on bail of
$10,000.
• t�
The South Huron Liberal Associa-
tion is holding a picnic at Grand
Bend, on June 19th. The chief spe-
aker will be Hon, Ernest Laponte,
Minister of Justice, the silver tong-
ued orator of Quebec. Associated
with him will be Hon. J. C. Elliott,
Minister of Public Works, Hon. E. D.
Euler, minister •of National Revenue
together with the local member, Thos.
McMillan, M. P. and all the : other
Ontario Ministers and many of Ont-
ario's
ntario's outstanding M. P.'s. All are
cordially invited to attend and hear
National 'interests discussed by those
able exponents of Liberalism. Come
and bring ,$ ur lunch basket and en: -
joy a 'half holiday, at Grand Bend on
June '19th.
:etch
Ts Space fo•
r
tr
Reifridgea ion
,►eft
GENT'S STRAP WATCHES, VERY
POPULAR $8.00 TO $20.00
WATCH ,SND' CLOCK REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY
OQAL 1929
IMPORTANT' FUEL
Announcement
Effective at Once
We beg to announce a reduction ne
50c. per ton from the winter price
on all Grades. of Anthracite CoaL
In addition, we will allow a discount
of 50c per ton for CASH PAYMENT,
ONLY, on Anthracite. and All gradeat:
of Fuel.
Pricer on Anthracite will advance< oaira
June 15th.
Take advantage of these Rock Bottom,
Prices, and lay in your supply now.
of The Original and Only ,
D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL.
Or The Famnous
D. & H. LACKAWANNA COAL
Noted for its great heat_
'ta m c talo ,.
Hess, The Jeweller HENS LL
Office Phone lOw House Phone 1
Rev'W. Y. Dreier, Pastor of End.
ax_ fel" Evangelical ;Church, Zurich, has,
gone to Port Elgin to .assist Rev..K.
Gretzenger, in Evangelistic Services
for the week.
The staff of the Zurich Public and
Continuation School extends a hearty
invitation to the people of Zurich and
community to attend their . annual
school picnic to be held at Grand
Bend an Wednesday, June 12th.
Races, sports, soft ball matches for
young and old will be held. The
Zurich Jubilee Band will be in at-
tendance. A meeting will be held on
Thursday evening, June 6th at 8
p.m. at the Town Hall, to arrange
committees, etc, All those interested
please attend the meeting.
Prof. S. W. Hirtle, of the Luth-
eran Seminary, Waterloo, and one of
the Ministerial Members 81 the Can-
adian Synod of the Lutheran Church,
which has just concluded their Con-
ference session at St. Peter's Church,
Zurich, was the acceptable preacher
at the Sunday evening service at Em-
anuel Evangelical Church on Sunday
June 2nd. He was greeted with
warmhearted welcome. His message
was'inspiring, heart kindling and stir
ring. The congregation tendered
him a rising vote of appreciation.
Come again,, Prof, Hirtle.
Late Leno Kipper
The funeral of the late Leno Kip-
per of Biggar, Sask., and formerly of
Zurich, took place on Saturday morn-
ing, June lst, from the home of his.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Bender
Goshen Line, south, to the St. Boni-
face Catholic Church, Zurich, where
High Mass was read by Father Power
assisted by Father Sullivan, of Clin-
ton. Deeeased•was 73 years old, and
was ill for about six weeks, Surviv-
ing him are two sons: John and Jos-
eph Kipper of Biggar,; Four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Percy. Weston of Kitchener,
Ont.; Mrs. Wm. Bosncll anti Mrs. R.
Fulton of Biggar, Sask., and. Mrs.
Herb Bender of • Zurich, Ont. Ten
grandchildren and two great grand-
children, • also three aged brothers
and two sisters, besides many friends
in •Biggar, Sask., and Zurich, Ont.
The esteem and high regard of the
departed was shown by the many
Floral tributes and Mass Cards.
Thoes who attended the funeral from
a. distance were:. Mi: John Kipper'
Mr. and is. R. Fulton of Biggar, Sas;
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weston, Mr. Joe
Kipper and son of Kitchener; Mrs.
Dan. Bennetts Mrs, Thos. Emery, Mr.
and Mrs, Milton Bosseriberry of Sar-
nia, Elizabeth Webber of Rochester,
N. Y.; Mr, and Mrs. John Hartman
of ;Seaforth; Mr: Herb Hartman, of
Lansing, Mich; Mr. McConnell and
da tighter., Mrs, Jane , Rrauskopf of
Dublin, Ont,
; _ _ _ _ . . ♦ .. rt. O.P..AiN.'I.',SF.�ie.Sf
4.
4.
llfflll LASS TJBRD OARS
Zits
At Your Own Term
ti • 1926 Ford Coach. like .a.'w, 'upholstering spotleess priced very row
' g
.€. 1929 Ford Model A. Coach, new at a bargain •
4
+ ▪ Ford Sedan, 4 nearly ntW tires, paint like r:v.. Our price only
•
Essex 4 -door Sedan, in food condition. Make us all offer-
l •yet
• SEE OUR USED CARS AND. COMPARE PRICES AND CO11'I;DIT.
•
• WE DO NOT GUARANTEE SPEEDOMETOR READINGS,
RV ¢lo
C FR TZ & SON
fiF • AGENT FOR THE NEW CHEVROLET SIX CARS. A Six ori
THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOURS. ASK FOR A DEMON-
STRATION.
SECOND HAND FORT) PARTS AT HALF PRI
for quick sale -
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE THE CAR YOU BUY,
$125,tb& 4
• IONS WITH OTHERS
.,L
'.e .+ + +++++++++++++++++++*++ ++4:. +•k ++++++++++x'44.44-84 ,:.
We have op one$ gym.
Our first shipment of Spriu g au "
Summer Dry Goods
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF. HARNESS .i I7 S,;
HARDWARE, SHOES, DISHES, GROCERIES, GARDEN. . Aft' D
ROOT SEEDS.. ALSO KEEP SUPPLIES FOR ALg?D.DI<.1
LAMPS, AND REPAIRS FOR NEW PERFECTION COAL Et: „
STOVES
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
R. N.DOLAGLAS
GENERAL MERON A N 7"
• PHONE 11 - 97 tElitLAK