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Zurich Herald, 1929-11-28, Page 7CAMPS DUDLEY E. fl0LME 1BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, N IARY PUBLIC, ETC. OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just o it • s .Square, oonnn1G'H, Ontari Special attention to Couneel a Court W0114, ,fir, Holmes may be consulted ENoderich by Phone; and Pbe charges reversed. Dr. H. 11. COWEN Is, D. B. IDX D S. DENTAL. SURGEON At DEIT. Z BLOCK—ZUBTCH Every Thursday, Friday, Satazaa1 Y3gs, JEIARTLF,IWS BL OC3 , DASI1WOOD Every Monday, Tway & d Wednesday OSCAR KLOPP • Igraduate Carey M. Jones Nat UN+a1 School of Aa%etionesring. Tr: use for Registered stered . Li•ve Stock gtl Breed*. Terms in keeping 'with prevailing; prices. Choie 'forme for male. Will ,sell anythin; ywhere, Omen 18-93 or write. Zurich licensed Auctioneer IPOR HURON & MIDDLESEX AM IN A POSITION TO CON itcct any . auction Sale, regardlea ass tom Mae . or article to well. *solicit your business, and it no asHsfied will make no charger fo` I es"►dosse. Arthur Weber Dashwood, ripen 1S-51 Overstock 29x4.4© 30x31 - Tires, Tubes.. Low Prices NOW! a S. Wein. DASHWOOD ;MgM••pM•11•••••MN>"0 Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCING THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT & DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB LIMED :MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOILICIT YOUR PATRONAGE H. Yunghlut & Son NNN••N•1••.•••. COAL 1929 AxnounceYnent SPRING PRICES NOW DI EFFECT FOR Branton Coal Coke Alberta Coal and : Soft Coal d► SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF*50 Cts. Per Ton will be stllowed for sash. 'Order Early es prico* will advance OS Juno 15th. Case & Son Plume 35 HENSALL • L I VE ;PUU LT R. Y WANTED irek", *tSrf dny' 13IL S••retoc>taszta. Me mot feed Fowl *awe morning vhm wooed is. Highest Cash Prices r -ere pow— Create. and Eggs W. O'Brien , ja ti t yNSmith QPUT Irma:ate, loll: Wants, For S e Found, Notice, Etc. At IN THIS COMM 1(It1 on iy, f I ` ZURICH FLOUR MILLS id : 'eginning- November* 26th, Choi ing and Rolling, will be done on Tuo at day„ Thursday and Saturday all ch to LOST . i In Zurich, a purse containing small sum, of money. Finder kind return to M. Sara Rupp, Hensall. FARM FOR SALE In Hay Township, Bronson Li consisting of 133 acres of choice c1 loam. Farm is well. fenced and ' drained. 13 acres of wheat, 30 res plowed, the balance in grass, acres of bush, .3 acres. of orchard, good well at barn with windmill, ar well at house, both are neverfa ing, good brick house, and the folio ing outbuildings: Barn 47x75, wi straw shed 61x41; hen house 24x2 sheep pen '24x16, . drive shed 52x2 'wand shed 24x18; kitchen 16x14 a the house 37x30 feet. For furth Particulars apply to proprietor, Christ. Zixk, R. It. 3, Zurich. NOTICE I' I aril in a position to take in number of cattle for winter feeding For further particulars apply to: Henry Wainer, Parr Line, Ha3 •J • TIMBER FOR SALE Offers for the timber and wood 01 the road- allowance between cones :;ions- 8 and 9, north of Zurich Roar to north Boundary, known as Roar No. 6 or Babylon Line, will be rec eived by the Council of the Townshii of Hay up to two o'clock, p. m., Dec mber 2nd /229)_ ; A. F. HESS, Clerk, Hay Township, Zurich, Ont —4 APPLICATIONS FOR TELEPHONE LINESMAN Applications for the position of lin esman in connection with Zuricl Central of the Hay Municipal Teleph one system will • be received by th' council of the Totivnship of Hay ul to two o'clock, p.m., on December 2nd, 1929. Particulars can be obtained at office of the Township Clerk. A.' -F. HESS, Clerk, Hay Township, Zurich, Ont FOR SALE A good young Holstein cow, due on April 20th next. Apply to Henry Clausius, Zurich. FOR SALE Knotter Knitting Machine, nearly new. Apply at. home of. Mr. C. Schrag. Miss Nancy Gingerich, own- er, .R.R.2, Zurich. tf-22 k DEBENTURES FOR SALE Debentures to be dated December '1st, 1929, under authority of By -Law No. 8, 1928, Jeffrey Municipal Drain amounting to $2646.30, are payable in five years with interest at five per cent. per annum. ' Also Ptsebe and Aux Sables Riv- ers and Mud Creek Debentures am- ounting to $360.30 for term of five years. For particulars apply to: A. F. HESS, Clerk, Hay Township. Produce. Wanted Highest cash prices paid for cream, Eggs and Poultry. ` , • Thomas Meyers, . Phone 116 Zui1dh FOR SALE A Slightly •used. M. I'I. Quebec Sul- cy. plow. Also a :Cocicshutt foot -lift riding plow. Applyntot 3'. E. Druar, 6urich, Ont. 19tf i NOTICE . We are operating olrr-cider mill, Tuesday and Thursday of each 1 week, and would advise the public ; dro rewire cider made or applebut- ; er cooked, to make arrangements 1 telephone. R.C. KaThfteisch, Zurich. • 1 ..,. t i The Imperial . Life t ssnrance Ce: of Canada HEAD OFF'ICR -- TORONTO .p E. E.Wuerth—Agent g t ' ZURICH ' Plume 114 i( n`ye_.r+'a,n.teoIx and f ceitlent .1:u4urinee a ITS si M „" " Ct:1 4I.'" v'L..uteg.,i6 . 6 Y1111 C'1 t, p- a. ly a • AL NEWS Mass Flora Uttlelr is visiting in Mitchell. Merrsr. Art. Burbach and Ted Smith of Watford, were, in town over the week -end. Miss Marguetite E. Prang of De - trait, spent the week -end at her home here, Mrs. Dan, Geseho was a week -end visitor with Mr" Gascho at • New Hamburg and Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Overholt, of Goderich, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Win. Miller. Miss Marie Farwell, who is attend- ing business college at Clinton, spent the week -end at her home here. llo! ra`.. isenbach of Kitchener was a,Sunday visitor with his brother and sister on the Babylon Line. 111. and htrs. Garnet Jacobe and son Laird, of the Parr Line, were vis- itors to Blyth the beginning ''of the week. ;Mr. and Mrs. Morley Witmer and little Betty, of Detroit, spent the week -end with relatives on the Gosh- en Line, south. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kalbfieisch, .bridal couple, have returned from their wedding trip, and the Herald joins their many friends in extend- ing congratulations. Messrs. Bob Eisenbach, Leo Mittle- holtz, Bert Rice, Len Duley and Mr. Dell, all of Kitchener, spene the week end with Mx. and Mrs. Ted Mittle- holtz and other friends. We supply the genuine Ford parts' that are put in your car, let us put them in, we know how. Sandy Elliot We stock, genuine Ford parts all mod- els 1912 to 1929. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manson, of the Gosh- en line, Stanley, attended the funeral of a relative at St. Catherines, the past week. Rev. and Mrs_ C. Schrag and Mise Nancy Gingerich, attended ,the fun- eral of a relative at Baden over the week -end, also visiting friends at New Hamburg. The pulpit of St. Peter's Lutheran Church will be occupied on Sunday, December 1st, by Rev. Prof. Neud- oerffer of Waterloo, as the local pas- tor, Rev. E. Tuerkheim is conducting Missionary services at Elmira on that day. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, and Mae spent the week -end at Toronto and Hamilton, taking in the Royal Win- ter Fair at Toronto, on„Saturday, which event is indeed in a class by itself, and well worth going a long way to see. Mrs. Jacob Kennel, who has bee a resident of Kitchener for the pas two or so years, has moved with th family back to Blake, where the intend to reside in future. The funeral of Miss Catherin Hill. -of Detroit, formerly of Zurich took place on Wednesday mornin from Hensall station to St. Peter' Lutheran Cemetery, Zurich. Mis Hill died suddenly of heart failur and had reached the age of 70 yea 3 months and 13 days. The Ladies Aid of St. Peter's Luti eran Church will hold their Bazaar in the Town Hall, ,on Saturday, Dec- ember 7th, afternoon and 'evening. There promises to be a large variety of sewing and fancy work and also a good selection of Home Baking. A light supper will be served from 5 o'clock on for the small sum of 25c. for adults and 15c. for children un- der 10 years. Everybody is heartily invited to attend. The annual meeting of the Zurich Bible Society was held in the Town Hall, Zurich, on Tuesday evening last, and we think was the most in- teresting meeting ever held as Rev. D. Bright, the local Secretary, gave a very interesting talk on a trip up the Hudson Railway, showing pict- ures of how conditions are in that far away northern district, and how greatly in need is the distrubution of the word of God. One of our local popular citizens after a long auto ride experienced a sore leg from a rather complicated attack of acceleritis, which is a com- mon ailment ,after stepping on the "gas'R.too severely for a length of '.R tiine . • Wever, upon being given the fatherly advise from a friend, this young man hurridly consulted one of the local physician, and in or- der to play "safety. •first" a goodly sizesed `bottle of "cure-all" liniment bt �8a applied in instalments, which un- doueuly will prevent the said from the use of crutches. The. "Selling Out" Sale going on at T. L. Wurm's Store at present is meeting with even greater success than anticipated, as daily the store s thronged 'with satisfied buyers, and Some are, coming back for the second and third time to take advantage of ;hese unheardoff bargains. Every atisfied customer is telling others of his gigantic money saving event, and he good news has spread like fire in ire entire community. Mr. Wurm s truly selling out, and has engaged he Sanders ' Selling System to sell to he hare walls. If there is anything ou think you "might need -Within "an xtended time, it will pay you and ay you well to put in your supply chile the going is good at Wurm's neral store, Zurich. Don't wait ill someone else gets just that art-, ale you was wanting, come at once d you will indeed be happy as can n t e s e g s s e r•s 0E#[AL:D AUCTION SALE OF FARM, ,FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS On Lot 18, Con. 11, Hay Township, I-Iaif mile South of Zurich, on; TUESDAY,' DECEMBER 10th, Commencing at 1.00 o'clock sharp FARM -- Consists of 100 acres more or les.,. 9 acres of good hard- woo'd bush. 91 acres of choice clay !oars" Farm is well drained, well fenced, and plenty of good water, bank barn 68x50, driving shed, frame house with kitchen and woodshed, ;ood cistern, 40 acres of fall plowing done and balance in grass. HORSES -Black mare rising 8 yrs old; 13ay mare rising8 yrs.; Driving mare 12 yrs. old works single and double; colt 4 yrs. old' by Widower Peter; Colt 2 yrs. old by Great Widower; 2 yearling and 2 sucking colts by Logan Jr. CATTLE and HENS—Roan cow 5 yrs. old due in May; Fresh cow 4 yrs. old and bred; White cow 5 yrs. old; pure bred Durham bull 3 yrs. old; yearling calf; 2 spring calves: calf 2 months old; heifer rising 2 years; 2 dozen yearling Minorca hens; 12 pulletts, 12 pure bred Rock roosters. IMPLEMENTS, ETC: — Deering binder 7 ft; Deering mower 6 ft; Deering rake 10 -ft; Premier cream separator 500-1b. capacity; disc, Deer ing drill; -McCormick spring tooth cultivator with wide and narrow points, 4 -section harrows, M. H. man ure spreader low down; 14 plate disc harrow Frost & Wood; 2 Verity No. 21 Walking plows, horse stuffier wagon, wagon with double box com- bined, stock rack, hay rack, gravel box, fanning mill, 2,000 -Ib. Chat- hamscales, chopper, 4 h.p. Sta-right gasoline engine; 1 h.p. International engine, power . emery, power grind- stone, 300 bush. mixed grain, 10 ton mixed hay, wheelbarrow, Portland cutter, stoneboat, 2 x -cut saws, pair bob sleighs, pr. bunks, cider mill ev- erything complete, copper kettle, iron kettle with stand, block and tackle, pig hanger, 6 inch rubber belt 5 ply; 22 feet; 4 4 -inch belts 12 feet; a quantity 2 -in. belting, circular saw, Commings cutting box, root pulper grain bags, 2 horse blankets, bag truck, set sling ropes, 2 double set harness, single harness, single lines, collars, whiffletrees, neckyokes, new Logging chain 14 feet, forks, shovels, New Perfection coal oil stove, and numerous other articles. TERMS: $10.00 and under cash. Over that amount 10 months' credit will be given on approved joint notes. 4% off for cash on credit amounts. Hay, grain and Poultry cash. REAL ESTATE.. $4000. to remain on mortgage till April 1st, 1930. Bal- ance, 10% on day of sale and baI- ance in 30 days. Possession given on April 1st next. Arthur Weber, Auctioneer: Earl Weido, Clerk. John A. Smith, Proprietor. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church "A Changeless Christ for a chang- ing World." Friday, 8h: Luther League. Saturday—Choir Practice. 10. a. m: .German Service. 1115 Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. Tuerkheim, Paster. Evangelical Church Notes ZURICH -- ONT. Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. -Jr. League. Thursday 7.30 --Prayer and Praise. At the home of Mr. John Gellman. Friday 7.30 P.M.—Senior League Friday 11.30 p.m.—Choir Practice Poetic Truth To every man there openeth A Way, and Ways and a Way, And the high soul climbs the High way And the Low soul gropes the Low; And in between, on the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro. But to every, man there openeth A High Way and a Low, And every man decideth The way his soul shall go. "Souls are built as temples are— Based on truth's eternal law, Sure and steadfast, without flaw, Through the.: sunshine, through t „ , snows, Up and ons the building goes; • Every fair thing.finds'its place, EEvery hard thing lends a grace, Every hand can make or mar." if I can'stoPone heart from breaking I shall lint' live in vain; If I can ease one life the aching, Or cool one pain, • Or help one faintling robin, Into hi's fiest, again. I shall not live in vain. SUNDAY SERVICES Worship 10 Subject—Godliness with e content- fnent. 11 a.m.—Biblo School, J. R. (nacho," Superintendent. Worship: 7.30 P. M. - Subject ---Part II. "Gadlitiess with contentment Rata. WW it *rna ?AGIa FIVE wN�r1rlr�r+•.•ruvrv+•ofnri•p.►!Y.....1 •A•*!'1►4•*M♦••wro•••A� o: O Far, Implernents• • • • WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND • WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THEN KIA OE • MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL4 4 GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR OF COST. • CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING AND FITTINGS' 4 AND' BESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS. • o LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DE LAVAL We have the Agency' for this District. • •GARAGE SUPPLIES t 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 SAME DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND RE. • • BUIL;D1t G. BAT"TERIES • YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED • • 4 a Tires, Tubes, Gas, Oils and Greases; L. A. Prang • •♦t.•••e•+o•e+oeoe•►fai+►aaeae ,AA••ooYlAAA640eAaye*Ao.e� 444.14+44++++++++++++++++++ d4.+++i+4141t#i.i4.4.4 #+i•# Zurich • • • r • • 0 �4 4 The Wiriter' SSeason + + 4 IS THE IDEAL TIME TO REPLACE OLD FASHIONED FLOORS 4' OR DOORS WITH THE MODERN HARDWOOD FLOOR OR t FRENCH DOORS 4 • LET US QUOTE YOU ON COLONY HOUSES ALL SIZES AND .1 4' KIND BUILT UP AT THE MILL FOR SPRING DELIVERY 4.4 • • C. PHONE 60 tFLEISC ZURICH 115 rr ++++++++++4.4.+++++++++4.44+4.4-44+++++++++++++.14+44.1441111 ++f•+i+++++4++4.+++++++.t.AA••i.••r••a•++•++++'••I•++++ +4 44!#E .I:•044044RN•4•••w•e••••• ••••N•••••••••••••••••••y stock Foods Dr. gess' Stock and Poultry Food ALSO MASTER BRAND LAYING MASHES, PIG CHOW, COW CHOW, BEEF SCRAPS, OYSTER SHELLS, ETC. YOUR 1929 COAL NOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR SUPPLY OF COAL FOR NEXT WINTER. OUR SPECIAL IN- DUCEMENT IS 50 CENTS OFF FOR CASH SALE; AND BESIDES WE HAVE THE LOWEST PRICES FOR SUMMER DELIVERIES. ACT NOW: L. Schilbe & Son ••••NN! N•••••N••N••••M•••M j Zurich Drug Store 5rSCHOOL SUPPLIES We have a full Line of all the requirements for School Opening iMM•�•••!SR• iI.IN••N••N All authorized Text Books kept in Stock 1 * •omoo •••N•••NNN•N• We keep a good supply of Scribblers Note Books, Pencils, Pens, and Ink, Good choice of Fountain Pens ••N•••••••••••••••••'••••• WE HAVE ALL THE HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS RSQUIRED IN THE CONTINUATION SCHOOL KODAKS AND FILIMS Of elf 1111 Of w M~le as rR ar A Tr MacKinnon,ri ff Dia g WhR o M: b. e. a ♦ a jmnyy. 4 •,r