Zurich Herald, 1929-09-05, Page 5iur5day, *pterober 5jh 1024
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nErindu-v E. Hou,Mos
'aimonswigit, SOLWITOR, NOT
TARP PUBLIC, ETC.
011PFICW--Hantilton Street, .rust oft
Oa Square, OODIUt1CU, Ontario.
ltllpecdai attention to Counted and',
Court Work
6r, I oIm a may be consulted at
leode ich by Phone, and Phone
+cb*?ges ravened,
Dr. H. II. COWEN
Ia. D.S. D.D a
DENTAL SURGEON
DEITZ BLOCK --ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
i BARTLEIB'S BLOCK.
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jona Nat -
lima School sof Auctioneeriag. Try
lfesss for Registered Live Stock,
',SII Steeds). Terme in keeping
rdtk prevailing prices, Choice'
NEMO for sale. Will Stell anything
Alert/here.
rbote 11--14 or erxika: Zoic' K
Licensed Auctioneer
WOR HURON az MIDDLESEX
AM INA POSITION TO CON -
any auction Sale, regardtesd P s a fine
'to Mee or article to reel[. I jj lig, formerly used as a bake shop,
elNicit your Wan* WA $C °t d a rtew d. able par4 e.. For fur
' eatlefied will make no charger tor'?'atzQ
1Mr�+iaMa s : • • r
Arthur Weiser — Dp_sh,�wwod.
jrbe ee 13--8T . , ' 1 .
HOUSE FOR SALE
Consisting of three Lots of good
land, there is on the remise
'pre Top*
Wants,, For Salem Lost,
FOIIPid, Notice, Etc. Ade
IN Me VOLUME
HOUSE FOR SALE
Consisting of three Lots - of land..
There is on the premises a good frame
house,
an barn suitable for garage
and chicken house. Fine location in
town, close to school, Will be sold
reasonable. For further particulars
apply to Mrs, N Saunder'eock, Hen-
sen, Ont. 12-3p
Or apply to A. R. Hess, Zurich.
ORO
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that in fut-
ure I will not be responsible for , any
debts made by my wife Celina Ayotte
of Zurich, Ontario,
Signed—Christopher Ayotte.
Dated September 3rd, 1929. 12-3
LOST
Auto license,between my place
and Zurich. Finder kindly leave or
notify, Sol. Ginger cb, Zurich.
FOR SALE
COCKERELS FOR SALE
A few April hatched Single Comb,
Tong Barron White Leghorn Cocker-
els, froni.blood tested stock, noted for
heavy egg production, a -d headed by
the very best R.O.H. Cockerel. Price
$1.67, Advancing 7c every Monday.
tj Bruce Klapp, Zurich, Ont.
dwelling, good stable, a brick build-
.
Overstock
ther particulars apply eo. George
K. Farwell, Zurich. z j_4p
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FOR SALE
One Good young horse weighing
about 1600 lbs. for sale. Apply to
Theophile Bedard, hall mile north of
St. Joseph F. Papineau, owner.
,,�,,, LOST --
[�R4,t 0 A auto a and rim, either be-
tween Zurich and Mr. Clifford Keys,
3�8 Stanley, or Zurich and Mr, W. IL
Edighoffer, 14th con. Finder kindly
Tires, Tubes. Low Prices otify, George Deichert, Zurich.
PRODUCE WANTED
N0 W ' Highest cash prices paid for cream,
■ Phone 41� Eggs and Poultry_
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Yy WW 133. 1Th6 auras Meyers,
Zurich
DASUW 00D
FOR SALE
lewe_N4.NI.lN4N444'0a4M • A limited number of choice young
4`"— .ac pigs for quick sale. Apply. to
Zurich& Popular Elmer WB.lert, 14th con., Hay
MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
'FROM THE FIRM OF YI3NGBLUT
# DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
LISRED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Yungblut & Son
GOAL 1929
Announeexnent
ISPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
FOR
Scranton Coal
Coke Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
4It, SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 60 Cts.
Per Ton will: be allowed for cash.
Order Early as prices -rill advance on
June 15rd'a.
Case & Son
tane 3
HENSALL
WANTED
All kinds of sewing done, women's
and children's clothes. Prices quite
reasonable.
Ethel A. Bess, Zurich, Ont.
WANTED
Young lady to do housework in
Seaforth for a month or more. State
age and wages wanted.
Box 321, Seaforth, Ont.
FOR SALE
HONER — CHOICE CLOVER
HONEY
At 10 cents per pound. Bring your
containers.
Jacob Deichert, Jr., Phone 20---94,
Zurich.
FOR SALE
About 60 choice Leghorn hens for
quick sale. Apply to Perd Haberer.
The Imperial Life
Assurance Co. of Canada
READ OFFICE TORONTO
E. E. Wuerth—Agent
ZURICH Plana 1141
L I VE h erantoe and Accident Ineuranes.
/�ry�
aided and 31tnen eosin Grenada
P O L T R
WANTED 1N MEMORIAM
In .coving memory of Pearl E. A.
Keller, who departed life 1.3 years a-
go, September 2nd, 1916.
When we reach the Heavenly garden
;And see her in perfect bloom,
The bower we loved so dearly,
And thought, that. IIe ,plucked too soon
Oh, then we shalt know His reason,
The, we .know- it not to -day,
Why in her fragrant beauty
Ile took our flower away.
Sadly missed by rathot, Mother
Waken every Clay till 8eeeldclK,p en
as NM teed PPowl Nova ares .aing
When br etch t In.
',Highest Cash Prices.
--CARO VOA— .
Cream, and Pegs
W.O'Brien
mow* sa sot*
LOCAL NEWS
".Miss sited a few days with Mies ell of e,ida t oqt
ledge,
Mr. and Mrs. John Preeter of Kit-
chener are spending a few daye with
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Siebert,
Mr. W. L. Siebert, who spent the
past week in Detroit, has returned to
his home here. '
Messrs Frank and Wm. Siebert of
Detroit, spent the holidays with their
parents, Mr: and Mrs. W. L. Siebert.
Mr and Mrs, George Broderick,
and family and Miss Kestle of Lond-
on called on friends in town recently.
Mr. Clarence Hoffman of Galt vis-
ited at the home of his parents over
Sunday
Mr. John Cantin of M
led on friends n town
French Settlement over th and Mrs. Ed. Greb
of Detroit, were holiday
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
nen.
Miss Marjorie Brown o
has returned home after vi
uncle and aunt, Mr. and M
Salmon,
Thursday next is the d
Zurich school fair, and a
means much to the kiddies o
al public schools.
Hay Council met on T
its monthly meeting. A f
of the minutes will be pn
next week's issue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wes
daughter Harilynn Jean, of
seh, Mich., are visiting with
over the holiday.
Some people are under the
sion that the half holiday se
over n Zurich with the begin
September. But not so in Z
the date extends on till after
Fair.
Mr. Lennis Califas of Ki
visited relatives here over the
Mrs. Capias and family, who h
en visiting liege for a week
returning with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner EiIbe
family of Detroit, spent the
with the latter's parents, t)r. •
Routledge.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gingers
week -end visitors at Kitchene also attended a Confer
the leletnrnonite church at Kitchen
Mr. Nesbitt Woods returne
Toronto toresume his duties on
teaching staff, after spending his
ation with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. W
Mr. and Mrs. J. H ,Price and
ily of Waterloo, were week -end
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leib
and family on the Babylon Line.
Mr. Oliver Johnson of Goderich,
and son Earl, of Toronto, visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson on Sunday.
A sign painter from Exeter was
in town one day recently and ',eree-e
ingly decorated a number of the bus-
iness places in either window or grass
doors in town, which greatly will
help the public to readily identify
just what place of business they are
entering.
Practically all the harvest with the
exception of some buckwheat and a
few late beans is now again garnered
'in and we can only look back again
and say that the summer of 1929 is
a thing of the past. Truely we can-
not help but again say that we have.
had another good harvest, with pric-
es good, which will again make the
community prosperous for another
year.
Mrs. Wm. Beaver of liensall, ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs
ontreal cal-
and at the
he holidays.
and family
visitors at
John Bren-
f London,
siting her
re. C. J.
ate of the
day that
f the loc-
uesday for
u11 report
bashed in
eloh and
Tecum-
relatives
impres-
ason . is
ning of
urieh, as
the Fall
Wiener,
holiday
1110,1 It AL ,
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kraft o f
trait, were week -end visitors at
home of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Kra
renewing old friends in the viii
this week.
Mr, and Mrs, Hy. Lautenschla
and daughter and Mr. Miller of
chener, were visitors at the home
Mr. and Mrs, L. Kraft,
Mr, G. Holtzman of Kitchener,
is visiting with his Zurich frien
a few days this week.
Mr. said Mrs. J. Hey Jr., attended
the large Heist reunion at Sebwaing,
Mich,,: over Sunday.
Labor Day passed off very quiet on
Monday, as most people were out of
town.
Rev and urs, Humphrey Graliam,
of Guelph, spent Wednesday with Dr.
and Mrs. J. Routledge.
Miss Delores Uttley spent the past
two weeks with her parents Mr. and
Mrs• 'H, Uttley and with friends at
Gross Ile and Detroit, Mich., has re-
turned to Seaforth.
Miss Margaret Mousseau of near
HensaIl, left on Monday for Toroeto,
accompanied "by Mr, and Mrs. F• Shaw
and babe of Toronto.
IVIe. Gordon Rau of Detroit, visited
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Rau.
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•AD TQ SUPPLY YOU WITTL JUST THE�_
M TT,T. BE IGT. KIND •4'
i MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL
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CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING
• AND BESIDES WE INSTALLRAND FITTINGS.
• LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE AMDE LAVAL
f We have the Agency-
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for this Distpict,
is
ds
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williams of
New Hamburg, spent the week -end
at the home of their neice, Mrs. C.L.
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mittleholt
of Kitchener, were Sunday visitors
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Mitt
holtz.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irvin D. Smith and
three daughters of Hamilton, spent
the week -end at the homes of the for-
mer's brothers, Mr. C. 0. of the Blue
Water Highway, and C. L. of the vil-
lage.
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
ave be- j and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey, Jr., of Blake,
of so, when about six o'clock Saturday mor-
ning their entire house with most of
r and the contents was totally destroyed by
holiday fire. When Mr. Jeffrey arose in the
and Mrs morning he lighted the coal oil stove
and went to the barn about his work,
ch were
Mrs• Jeffrey following tri a short
r nd time, and when whe came to where
ence of the stove was she found everything
er, in a mass of flames, and giving the
d to caII for help immediately, but as the
the
vac-
urm.
fanz-
visit-
old
Brawley of Kitchener, spent a few
days the past week with 1Vir. and Mrs.
Jos. Gascno of town. The ladies
were accompianed on Thursday by
Mr. Beaver and Mr. Brawley, We
understand that Mr. and Mrs. Beaver
have contributed as a present to Mr.
and Mrs. 13rawley a new Plymouth
coupe auto, which indeed makes a
very acceptabie gift.
Zurich Public School re -opened on
Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, for the ensueing
year, with the former year's staff of
teachers as follows: Principal of the
Continuation School, Mr. Pidgeon;
Room No. 3., Miss F. Kaibiieisch,
Room No. 2, Miss 0. O'Breui; Loom
No. 1, Mrs. G. Koehler, The entire
school has recently been wired for
electric lights which wall be used on
dark or dull days, nice fixtures nave
been installed and the work done in
a neat and satisfactory way by Messrs
Tiernan & Restemeyer, of Dashwood,
who were awarded the contract wh-
ich was given by tender.
The Old Boys Reunion at -the St.
Peter's Parish, French Settlement on
Monday, .most certainly was the big
attraction of the community, as hun-
dreds of people gathered there to
celebrate this eventful home coming.
Good chicken dinners were prepared
and served freely and abundantly
for the inner man, and there were
amusements galore for one and all,
and everybody enjoyed themselves to
the full. A very' appropriate program
was run off in the afternoon at which
some interesting addresses were given
a pageant zeas rendered and some
other very dramatic numbete were
rendered. Father Marchand and his-
paiishoriers are to be congratulated
on the success achieved, and we
would suggest that a homecoming of
this kind about every ten years would
nseist greatly in keeping the old boy-
hood ties of the parish together. z1
fact we must say to everything it was
Drether and ,Sister. , a huge success and welt managed,
re a vouring
building of andra attachmentsme, the le thereto
flames soon were beyond control and 1
everything was burned to the ground. +
The Zurich fire engine was called to +
the scene, but when it arrived the
fire had made such headways that it +
was of no avail. Fortunately the +
wind was in the favorable direction,
or probably the barn would have al-
so been put on fire, as there was a
large new straw stack outside, -which t
would have been hard to keep from
igniting. The loss, regardless of the
insurance, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey
will be a heavy one, as in a home
there are always so many things 4
that cannot be replaced. it i
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
,
A Changeless Christ for a chang-
ing World."
Monday --S. S. Teacher's Meeting.
Friday, 8h: Luther League.
Saturday—.Choir Practice.
10. a. nn: .German Service.
1145 Sunday School.
7:30: English Service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services,
E. Tuerkheim, Pastor.
Evangelical Church Notes
ZURICH - ONT.
Pointed Thoughts
Success is not made by lying a-
wake at night but by keeping awake
in the day time. Next to faith in
God, the greatest faith is faith in
yourself to such an extent that you
are on a paying basis,
The right way to begin to walk in
the right way is to begin right away.
Religion was intended to be an
armor, not a cloak; an instrument
and agency for righteousness. One
may have a head full of religion and
at the same time a heart full of dem-
ons.
Starch is good in a laundry, but
warmhearted sociability serves a bet-
ter purpose in church.
God brother. l
The chu h ielps the man s not ao pdorm-
itory for sleeprs, but a labor -home for
workers. It isnot a museum for dead
saints, but an instrument for devel-
oping true sainthood. It is not a
rest House for debilitated soldiers, but
a front trench in the warfare for the
truth and the right.
Thursday '7.30 -Prayer and Praise.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Worship 10 A. M.
Subject --The Pastor will be in
charge.
11 agnea Bib10 School,
J, E. (leech°, Superintendent.
Wership; 7.30 P. M.
Subject ---The Pastor
will be in
charge.
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