Zurich Herald, 1930-01-02, Page 5Thursday, Tantoa,xS 2nit, 192'S
R,1SINi 'CARDS
.DUDLEY E. HOLMES
IdAil t1STER, SOLICITOR, NOT
I AtY PVBWC, ETC.
193•FICB—Hamilton Street, dust off
the Square, OO»ERICH, Ontario,
Special attention to Course e1 and
Court Work
lir. R4:410803 may be consulted atI1ttoderich by Phone, and Phone
charges reversed.
Dr. B. B. COWEN
L. D. S. D. 1 S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK.—ZURICH
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
A HARTLEIB'S BLOCS,
DASHWOOD
Every Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday
and
OSCAR KLOPP
fira&itate Carey M. Jones Nat -
a1 School of Auctioneeriug. Try
sae for Registered Live Stock,
tAll Breeds). Terms in keeping
,With prevailing prices, Choice
Fars for reale, Will dell anything
Anywhere.
Phe! 18-93 or write.
Zurich.
Licensed A,ctioneer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX.
♦M IN A POSITION TO CON-
yiact any auction Sale, regardless
tC1 alae or article to sell.
IInot
oiicit your buainees, and w for
satisfied will make no chars
Arthur Weber -- DaahWood.
;fie 15-67
Overstock
29x4,40
3Ox3x
Tires, Tubes. Low Price
32E. B Wei
DASHWOOD
'Wants, For Sale, Lost,
Pup toss
'Found, Notice, Etc. Ads
IN nits comma
POR SALE
A beautiful 8 piece dialing room
sate for sale cheap. Apply to Remie
:i.)ontemy, ' Drysdale, Ont.
FOR SALE
One auto seat cutter in No. 1, con-
dition, for quick sale, also a buggy
pole. Apply to Milne Rader, 14th
con,, Hay
Young Men. Young Women
OF THE DISTRICT
The Ontario Department of Agric-
ulture Extends to you
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
And invites yon to attend the
Short Courses
IN ACUMEN.= AND HOME
ECONOMICS;
Tez be held in
EXETER
JAN. 7th, to JAN. 31, 1930•
Tuition Free—No Text Books re -
flaked.
Agriculture—Town Hall.
Home Economics — Mr.
Senior's. Hall
For further particulars and complete
Courses in
Courses in
outline of the courses write:
G. A. McCAGUE,
Agricultural Representative, Clinton.
NOTICE
TO CONSIDER BY-LAW AT
MEETING OF COUNCIL
Take notice that a By-law for
raising $20,000.00 under the prvis-
ions of The Tile Drainage Act, will
be taken into consideration by the
Municipal Council of the Township
of Hay, at the Town Hall, Zurich, on
the 13th day of January, 1930, at
the hour of three o'clock in the after-
noon.
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Zurielts' Popular
MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
'VROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT
sE DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
LISHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
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COAL 1929
Announcement-
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A. F. HESS,
Clerk Township of Hay.
NOTICE _•
We specialize on the following:
Ford Transmission Linings. `Ford
Rear Ends; Ford Springs; Fora
Valves Grinding; Brakes re -lined on
all makes of Cars; We give special
attention on oiling and greasing all
makes of cars; Radiator anti -freeze
___tention, Tire Repairing; Have your
springs oiled.
Leonard Prang, 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
Produce Wanted
Highest cash prices paid for cream,
Eggs and Poultry.
Thomas Meyers,
Phone 116
Zurich
The Imperial Life
SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT Assurance CO. of Canada
FOR HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Scrantoi;. �j/��1 E. E.WuerihArent
`+V`^'1 ZURICH Phone 11-11
inarantee andAccideat Insurance,
Coke Alberta Coal ,legit and et . t Co. inCanadat
and Soft Coal
A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts.
Per Ton will be allowed for cash.
Order Early as price* will advance on
Juno 15th.
Case & Son
iPllonss 36• HENSALL
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POULTRY
WANT E D
Sakes; or ery day till 3 .-,,T ,p,m.
aAMA food Fowl sante szict7rning
when brought in,
Highest Cash Prices forCASI> PAY11;14 ll'I.iiT ®rrl�
--CABB FOR w
Cream and �° �s- t ,;a:� ter,.
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COAL 1929
! COLD DAYS !
YES, THE COLD DAYS ARE HERE
.AGA it ARE YOU PREPARED,
WE ARE Prepared rrith a large
Supply or
Fuca GRADE FUELS
Genuine Scranton Anthracite, Sol,
.twat+ Coke, Miller's Creek Soft,
('Pocahontas, Can def, Galt Alberta,
and Stuart Pea Coal for Banking
, iscouNT of 50c per ton allowed
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OCAL: NEWS
Miss Lylyan Rose spent Christmas
day in London.
Mrs. H, 11. Cowen was a visitor
to Dashwood on Tuesday.
Don't forget to now write it 1930!
Mr. Lennie O"Brein, left this we-
ek for Detroit.
Born—In Zurich, on December 25,
to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Datars Sr., are
spending a few days at London and
Kitchener.
Miss Helen Foster of Toledo, is sp-
ending her Christmas holidays at her
home here.
Mrs. Jacob Kellerman and daugh
ter Grace of Dashwood visited with
the forme:, -'s sister, Mrs. C. Fritz.
Mr. Ervin Schilbe has returned to
Toronto, after visiting at his home in
town.
Mr. Kenneth Routledge of Detroit,
is spending vacation with his parents
in town. '
Mi-. and Mrs_ Orville Steinbach of
London, were holiday visitors in the
village the past week.
Miss Ethel Hess returned to her
home after spending a few weeks
with her sister in. Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston, of
Blake are spending a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Weido.
Mr. Ted. Wagner of Toronto, is
spending his vacation with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Meidinger of
Dresden were Christmas visitors at
the home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Meidinger. •
Con YOU get SERVICE on the car
YOU drive, we stock genuine Ford
parts all models 1912 to 1929, Sandy
Elliot, the home of the Ford.
Messrs. Wes Surerus and Ed. Kalb'
tleisch o f Detroit, called in town one
day last week. They were over at-
tending the funeral of the former's
father, the late Benj. Surerus.
Pleased to report that Mrs. E.
Oesch is able to be around the house
again and helping with the house-
work, after her recent attack of
sciatica.
•
Mrs. Victoria 1VIeyers, Blake, wish-
es to announce the engagement, of
Jreda,'ghter., Alice M. Meyers, to 1
Mr. Aruold t3, Beller', son of 1W, r g
clI,lays isin VMonera Streal.iebert Is spending Boli
Mr. Wm. Consitt of Hensall called •
on •Zurich friends on Monday. . •
Rev D, Leibold of Wellesley con ••
.ducted devins services in the Bron-
son Line Mennonite chureh over
S"unday.
•
Mr. Daniel Gaseho of New Ham -
ho
bunsmishere. spending the holidays at his
•
e
Sorry to report that Mr. William i
S. Johnston is confined to his bed
with a badly sprained leg. We hope ¢
it will soon recruper;:ttc.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peachey and
Dube, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. David Gingorich in town,
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FX'Y
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arm •
implements
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND
WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YOU WITH JUST THE KIND OE
MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, AND THAT WILL;
GIVE YOU MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR OF COST,
CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING
AND FITTING
AND BESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS.
LET YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR BE A DE LAVAL
We have the Agency for this District.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and i
an, Grant, of Goderich, are visiting
with relatives here this week.
Mr. Dan Schrag of Kitchener, vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Gingerich of town, and also other
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Braun and
family of Forest, who spent a pleas-
ant week with relatives here, left on
Saturday for their home hi Forest.
Mr. Theo. Wagner of Waterloo,
visited for a few days with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner of
town.
A Real Apple Tree
Ken Cameron's orchard near Luck
now, has a Northern Spy tree which
has a great record. This year there
hung on its branches at picking time
25 barrels of apples. Twenty barrels
went into first grade, three were fair-
ly good and there were two barrels
of poor and damaged apples. In the
past twelve years this old tree has
produced 169 barrels of good apples
and in- the eight years 1918 to 1925
it produced 120 barrels.—Ex.
At this time of the season we take
the opportunity of wishing all our
readers and friends a nost Happy
and Prosperous New Year. As we
look back over the past year we can
only say to, ourselves that in the big
book of time "what is written is
writted" yesterday's mistakes, short-
comings, and follies, as weel as deeds
of kindness and acts of righteousness
and happy days of life are all record-
ed in that big book of life. And we
ook into the ushered in year with
Chas. Keller of Dashwood. The mar- d
riage to take place early in February s
• The nomination for Police Trus -
neat expectancy and await great
G-ARAGE STJPPLI]CS
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CAN SUPPLY YOU •
WITH ALMOST ANY KIND OF AUTO •�
e PARTS, AND BESIDES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON SAME
i• DO EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON REPAIRING AND RE.
r BUILDING BATTERIES i
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Stock Foods
evelopemnets along all lines, and
ome of us make many resolutions, T
which often are not kept, but Dr. gess' Stock and Poultry Food
b prob-
ably ° ALSO MASTER BRAND LAYING MASHES, PIG CHOW, COW
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tees for the year 1930 was held in.
the town hall, on Monday evening,,
with a fairly well attendance, and.
the usual routine of business was
gone over. A goodly number of Cit-
izens were being nominated, and
after it all simmered down the three
old ones were the only ones that
qualified, and consequently there will
be no election.
The choir of the Evangelical
church on Friday evening last, after
the weekly choir practice, held a real
get together social time. - The pastor
Rev. Dreier gave a very- suitable ad-
dress, games were played, and a
real good program of enjoyment for
one and all was experienced. The
gathering was very fittingly closed
with a dainty lunch being served. A
most admirable spirit of unity is pre-
vailing with this fine bunch of christ-
ian workers, and their regular select-
ions from Sunday to Sunday are.ap-
preciated very much by evenyone
who worships in Emanuel Evangelical
church.
We believe there are a few people
throught the country who borrow
their neighbor's paper in order that
they may become acquainted with the
news. We are at a loss to know what
is gained by it.. Inthe case of the
weekly home paper, we venture to
say that as a matter of economy. it
is a failure. Just how much is saved?
Shoe. leather still comes high and' in'
their going to and from then. neigh,
bors they will wear out more than
the price of the paper. Then, they
do not possess the independence wh-
ich they may when they receive a
paped of their own—Exchange. d
roken. But such is life,and the` next, best thing to perfec-
tion we can do is to be a "man" in
our daily life, and treat others as if
they were people of equal standard
in social life. Let 1930 be a banner
year to us all in mental and spiritual
things as well as in material ones,
and this old world will launch out in-
to prosperity as never before.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
"A Changeless Christ for a
ins World."
chang-
Friday, 8h: Luther League.
Saturday—Choir Practice.
10. a. m: .German Service.
Mt 5 Sunday School.
7:30: •English Service.
Everybody Welcome to all Seivicss.
E. Tusrkheim, Pastor,
Evangelical Church Notes
mum— ONT.
Tuesday, 7.15 p. m. --Jr, League.
Thursday 7.30 --Prayer and Praise.
At home of Mrs. J. England.
Friday 7.3/ p.m.—Senior League
Friday 1:30- p.m—Choir Practice
New Year, New Man, New World
In our retrospect between the two
years, ghosts arise to haunt us;
ghosts of dead hopes; neglecter op-
portunities, which are closed forever;
Slain ideals are shaming us; remem-
bered sins are embarrassing disturb-
ing and annoying us. The ghosts of
what mighthave been (had we not
lived on too low a level) are disquiet-
ing and disheartening indeed, but all
of these ghosts may be banished,
hope can be revived, love enthroned,
oy restored thru a firm reliance on
God for the future. These scary
ghosts gather,around none but those
who use religion only as a toy to play
with, or as a ":spare tire on an auto,
which they hope they will never have
to use. Some keep religion in the
attic of their mind, where it has no
contact with actual life and where
the cobwebs Of worldliness and van-
ity hem it in and paralyze it. So in
this season of spiritual rebirth when
the soul is all aglow with the pres-
ence of the living God, let .us resolve
to enthrone God in our life and ex-
alt Christ before the world.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Our local sportsmen and hunters
are taking in a great deal of sport
these days by lining up in rank and h t
CHOW, BEEF SCRAPS, OYSTER SHELLS, ETC.
YOUR 1929 COAL
NOW IS THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO PUT IN YOUR
ISUPPLY 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.
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ACT NOW!
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
We have a nice assortment of
articles which will make
file and starching over hill and dale
and rounding up the famous jack
rabbits which arer getting very plent-
iful in• these parts, and farmers com-
plain they are doing considerable
dameges browsing on the fall wheat
fields. So on Tuesday a large army
of local hunters lined up and took
a couple of sleighs with teams and in-
vaded Stanley Township, and the
results were a record breraking day
for our boys, as when they came
home in the evening all tired out,
they had the handsome bag of 72
Tacks; wluch should greatly .relieve
the leek nusiance of that part of
Stanley for a while. The hunter
having the highest record was Mr.
Chas. Meyers, who shot 7 jacks,
While the- guns of Mr. Ed. Gaseho
and Ivan Yungblut silenced the car-
eer of five jacks each. Mr. O'Brein
the local produce dealer is shippit•�l Worship 10 A. M.
Subject --Holy Communion.
11 4.nt,—Biblo School,
WI. 1. Gaseho, Superintendent.
Wor lilpn 7.3'(1 P. M.
'Subject: tord to whom shall W(
i ..•;f :, lcc,. go" 'Thou hast the worth; of eternal
s a eery palatable :feed life, Jolts Gqcti , bootie
»rYaitta .5i 404tH%
the carcases all to New Hamburg.
where they are being utilized in the
industry of raising black :taxes. Tho
:woks average about ten pounds a
pie('c' in weight, and at Mitac rtttr.•
^noo '5 hunt l aggod about 72n
poundy of fresh rabbit flesh t�,•hich
beautiful and useful Christmas
GIFTS
MlMRt/l�.11dtlRseltll�S!l�Nt!
Toilet Sets, Manicure Set and
Military Brushes.
Perfumes Toilet Waters and Perfum-
izers.
Fine Stationery and Fountain
Pens,
KODAKS AND FILIMS
Ur. IViacKinpon, Luneg
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