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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-10-03, Page 11 Voi.)oc 1467.1s E ZURICH, THURSDAY PrIORNNQ. OCTOBER 31929. AL Chester L. Soak Esalliviunto $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50t uJOI.VX200, $1.50 IN ARREARS , $2 MAY BK Make your Fall purchases from your home Merchants 43. HILISCREEN Miss Edna Cochrane a.e•turried to 'Toronto, to reaurne her. duties in the Mr. Win. Jarrott and daughter, Naspital there.. Annie, Mrs. as. 10 -re and Mrs.: Mr. R. K.Love spent, a; few days Joanna Steacy were Thursday visit- .wi'th. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wmors with friends in Port Fluronr 11,ove, before returnirrg to: Emanuel 112.1c'higan. College, in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ashton and son Don - Miss Annie Jarrett atteflsal the glas, of St. Themes, spent • a few iYoung People's Conven.tion In Brace- days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.• lel(' on Friday. • . S. Richardson and fancily. . Mrs. Robt., Hopkins' aria Mrs. . IVirs. Jas. Hawthorne, Mrs. Joanna Noble of HinsdaYe„ DIE, spent, a few .Steacey are spending a few days in days with the former's, parents„ Mr. Detroit, Mich.„ •and Mrs...T. Cochrane-- Mr. and Mrs.. M. Marron, and chil- Mrs. Elsom, who as been. visiting dren of Port Huror,. spent the week- iliends in this vicinity started back end with friends in this vicinity. to Moose Jaw, Sask.,. again. Quite a number attended the Rob - Mr. and Mrs- Rosa Did: spent the inson.-Turner nuptials in Clinton. vn Iweek-end at the home f.)f Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane. 11‘44444.440.44444-044.4. 444144 *+.44404044440.40-444.•,,,.. e I 1 N 0 * 4 Mason & nisch. Upright Piano • 4 good ag new., Will sell at right price for quick sale. A real buy • : I FRED THIEL - ZURICH 0 • 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 4 • • • 4 • 4 1.4 0444444444.44,4464•404444404 '4044444404404.444444444<' 44 1 ••••••tsielmosoulauceeettee set • •••••• Oehliqi1 000000000000: 0 0 Seasonable Footwear At easonable Prices FINEST OF PATENT, NEWEST WOMEN OF PATTERNS. ALSO IN THE SMARTEST OF COLORS. IN HIGH AND MEDIUM WALKING HEELS ,CHILDREN'S MANISH •OXFOR- DS AND DAINTY STRAPS. MEN SQUARE .TOE, LINDY OX- FORDS. HERE ARI ALL THE LAETHERS_ MEN ARE WEARING PATENTS, BROWN AND BLACK IN QUALITMS THAT MARE 'THE PRICES MOST 'UN- USUAL. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RUNNING SHOES FOR EVERY 0 NE- WO& BATHING SHOES, ETC.. IMPAIRING 'NEATLY 'DONE Brown's St•:. oot Sh '1 .1 S•ER OUR WINDOW DISPLAY 4,..4,414.4)+ *4*.C,4$* 4 • What We WHEN ',WE _SAY ean • • • A Good Suit of 6 Clothes A GUARANTEE OF WORKMANSHIP. EACH; star INDEVIDUALLY GUT /AND TA:TIMM)) " !EXPERTS 3, CORRECT stevt.E. AND 'WM smA,RTNEss OF IMM BEAUTY OF EABRICS'CONWINIED 'WPM QUAT.Erf .1 4 corert .sitatetreams:10-'CLIODSE IMAM liVer .FIOFEMANS ZziattIK Z 444olpeo 4. 4 4 4 * 4 e • PCOMIF, -,18•6 , 4.! 470411t 4044#4*.6 Saturday afternoon. Mr. Russell Love of London, is spending a few holidays under the parental roof. Mrs. K: Cochrane and daughter Miss Annie, have returned to their home in Clinton, after spending a few days with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith of Drum - bo, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson. Mrs. Smith and dau- ghter who have been spending a few weeks there returned with him to their new home. Bean threshing in these parts are now the order of the day. DASHWOOD Death of Miss Letitia Snell • The community was shocked 'on Tuesday morning to learn of the sudden death of Miss Letitia Snell. Miss Snell was stricken verysudden- ly on Monday evening with a stroke from which she passed peacefully a- way without a struggle on Tuesday morning. She reached the age of 68 years and 10. months and her whole life has been spent in this commun- ity, having lived with her sister, Mrs D. Tiernan for the past 21 years. She leaves to mourn her loss two sisters, Mrs. D. Tieman and Mrs. Neeb and three brothers, John of town, Will- iam of the homestead and Charles of Cavalier, N. Dak. The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon in the .Miss Alice Johnson is visiting fri- ends in Kitchener. Mrs. P. Koehler, who spent a short time with friends in Port Huron, has returned to her home here. Messrs Will McAdams and Claire Melick were Sunday visitors with fri- ends in Crediton. Mrs. Alf Smith has accompanied her sister Mrs. F. E. Ashman to the latter's home in St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Johnston we- re:recent visitors with friends in Tor- onto. A goodly number of the village at- tended the Liberal Convention at Hen sail on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. M, E. Neil of Detroit were recent visitors with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. Mena', pr. and Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon were business visitors to London on Wednesday. rs. J. Brenner and daughter Miss Carrie Brenner, who have been visit- ing friends in Detroit, have returned to, their home here. HenryiDeitz from the West is vis - Exeter cemetery. Rev. Sauer offic- iting at the home of his brother and iating. siithr here, and renewing old acqu- Mrs. C. Stade is visiting with hei. a!ntances in this vicinity. daughter in Ingersoll. Mrs. Stacey spent a few days in Centralia laiit weew. Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Thedford attended the funeral .of the late Theo. Wagner, who spent the week -end under the parental roof, has returned to Toronto where he is continuing his studies. • Nr. Dan. S. Williams, of New Hainburg, a furniture traveller, spent Tuesday night with his niece, Mrs. C. Letitia- Snell last' week. Messrr Lorne and Eugene Tiernan, are attending University at London. Mr. and Mrs. D. Tiernan and fam- ily spent Sunday in Guelph and Kit- chener. Miss Laura Mae Reid is visiting in. Bayfield and Goderich this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman and Harry visited in Blyth on Sunday. M. P. J. MacEwen and craughter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid on Wednesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Allemang and family of St. Clemens, visited their daugh- ter Miss Allemang on Sunday. Miss Flossie Kleinstiver and friend of Stratford, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kleinstiver. Miss Ruth Kleinstiver spent a few days with her sister in Stratford last week. On Saturday the sewing circle mot- ored to the home of Mrs. W. McEwen (nee Nola Geiser) where a very plea- sant afternoon was spent in games; after which Mrs. McEwen served a very dainty lunch. Dr. and Mrs. Taylor left on day on a motor trip to Toledo Cleveland. Watch for the bills nual Fowl Supper on Mon - and of the big. An - October 23rd. More thin Ever .m)Fine Set 'With its exclusive Feature ....Selector Tuner; Dynamic Speaker;and other superiori- ities the New Kolster Radio :is the set you will want to •own. A demonstration will .win you. Come in any time. ELM ft OESCH AGENT — ZURICH Mrs. D. J. McClinchey and daugh- ter, Mrs. Cook, of Detroit, were vis- itors with the fokmer's brother, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. C. Wagner of town. Mr. John Brenner, and son Clar- ence attended the Milverton Fair on Friday, spending the week -end with friends at Kitchener. Rev. and Mrs. Dreier attended the general Missionary Convention of the Evangelical church at Kitchener the past week. Rev. Fr. L. Power, and Mr. Chas. Hagan motored to Parkhill on Mon- day where Fr. Powes delivered a very suitable sermon at the Fourty Hours Devotion, at that place. ,OrM"Wth. On Thursday evening, October the 17th, all roads lead to the Evangel- ical Church, at 'Zurich where a fowl Supper, second to none will be served to a hungry company of people gath- ering from far and near for a most enjoyable occasion. Old time "Boys and Girls" have written saying that they are coming with bells on and that no military army could halt them The supper will be delicious/3r palat- able. The program will be a vertable tonic. The date is October 17th,1929 The place is, Evangelical Church pro- perty, Zurich. The Harmonic male Quartette and Concert Co., of. Listo- wel are the entertainers, and they sure bring thunderous applause wherever they go. J. M. Govenlock* Liberal Choice . Mr. J. M. Govenlock, of Seaforth, was chosen as Liberal standard-bear- er for South Huron in the forthcom- ing provincial election by a well at- tended convention of the riding on Tuesday afternoon at Hensall. Other nominations made were: Dr. Shaw, Clinton; Owen Geiger, Hensall and R. R. Ross. A real rousing after me- eting was held and the stalwarts of the party left the convention with a, good determination of winning the riding of S. Huron for the Liberal ranks. ZURICH FALL FAIR (Continued from last week) Grain and Seeds White fall wheat, W. R. Dougall, Mrs. E. Darling, T. Snowden; Red fall wheat, A. Reichert, M. Rader, H. Fuss; Spring wheat, M. Rader, H. Frueinner, R. MaClinthey; 6 -rowed barley, W. R. Dougall, Mrs. E. Dar. liing, A. Reichert, R. McLinchey Large peas, T. Snowden; Small peas Truemner, M. Rader; Buckwheat Rader, red Clover seed, H. Truem net., M. Rader; alsike clover, Mrs. L Pfile, H. Truemner; thnothy seed, Rader, H. TrUemner; small whit fiel; beans, T. Battler, J. Sterling, H Trueinner; Collection grain in heads any kind, G.Jacobe; alfalfa, i'J.Rader. Judge—L. WilIimns. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF THE FAMOUS WATERMAN PENS. ALL SIZES AND COLORS $1.50 to $6.50 COAL 192 IMPORTANT FUEL Announcement Effective at Once We beg to announce a rectuctiook etti 50c. per ton from the winter paikeirir, on all Grades of An.thrackeceaL In addition, we will allow a &ram* of 50c per ton for CASH PK/14MM ONLY, on Anthracite and AB ggsdam, • of Fuel. Pricer on Anthracite will ecIverater ejc June 16th. Take advantage of these Rock Balm* Prices, and lay in your supgy ram of The Original and Only D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL Or The Famous D. & H. LACKAWANNA. COAL Noted for its great fleas,. Ca=tei..==. Hess, The Jeweller HENSALL ONT. Office Phone lOw House .••••••,••••••••.v 1 „..4...÷.....,............,..„.+,.„,„„,,,,,.....„$,,,....„ ... LE ,. ,..., 41: 4. 4. .1* HIGH CLASS USED CARS H'-±+++++++++ .++++ BEFORE BUYING A NEW SR USED CAR OF ANY MAKE BE . SURE AND SEE 135. LONG EASY TERMS 1927 FORD COACH In perfect Condition, a won- derful buy. Bumpers, and Speedometer 1926 FORD COACH Mechanically A. 1., a Bargain $285..G0 teat /927 FORD COUPE Loaded with extras.. This. car is a lot better than the average used car. 1111111•11M, .1•01•1.11.11=1.11011“.•0•••• A REAL SNAP' 1 NEW PIANO Taken in on a Chevrolet Six Terms INIMMOIRSTICAVO.....21101.1.1..1001.1.161•911131111211:002.11* SPECIAL PRICES ON THESE CARS 1-1929 Essex 4 -door settan,,.. 1-1928 Essex 4 -door sedan-. 1—Overland Touring, 1923 Model. 1—Baby Grand Touring 1 Pord Touring very cheap. 1 GENT'S BICYCLE 1 TOP BUGGY 1 6 -YR. OLD HORSE.. 0 FRITZ & SON ISISED CAR. BROKERS CHEVROLET AND UNITED TRACTOR AGENCIES. 4. .•••••••41[1 Seasonable Goo We have a large stoch of Fall and. Winter Goods ON HAND. NEW FLANN;ELETTES, MILITARY FLANNEZ, MACKINAW FLANNELS AlD TWEEDS, WOOL AND FLAN. • NELETTE BLANKETS, MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATER COATS.; WIND BREAKERS, HEAVY SOCKS AND STOCKINGS, UNDER -- WEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDR'EN. ALSO MT -r$ GLOVES AND CAPS - 4i, ALL PRINTS, GINGHAM.% BROADcurrais AND SI.13LINEK ,,,,•,4. 11 GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES WE KEEP SUPPLIES FOR ALADIN LAMPS. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL AT OUR sTeat.e R. N. OUGLAS CEMERAL MERCHANT PHONE II - iI3LAK