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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1930-06-26, Page 11 ol. XXX mesa .ZURIOFJ, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 26 1930. Let the Ads. 1•0•••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• la* •..4 ♦ ♦ s • .. •2 Special • M .. Sheriock-Manning • • • PIANO , -• • • • • . •♦ • Pry. New with Bench to • Chester L. Ewa* IPabbir01044 $1.25 a year, V.S. $1.b0 hi ,11 41.5 N•.RRgAR8,O$VATB p Herald guide you in Buying and Selling • rI $10.00, $10.00 • OUR CORNER • Women's fondest hope is that she will be weighed and found wanting. • • There are none of us now who • would base the foundations of a mor • al life, any more than of a religious • life, upon the words, "Thou shalt w not." • • No one has .a greater affection for 10 mothers than I have, but often the • • more mischevious you are and the • • •more trouble you cause the family • the more your mother thinks it her duty to exalt you into an idol. • • • Match A BARGAIN! For Quick Sale • • • • • • • • • • • • • :• • • : FRED THIEL - ZURICH • 3tp =. •••••••••••NN•••9••••••••• 40••1MNeN ## PHONE tem. N.MNN 1 Foot . .Troubies CAUSE SHOE `OE TROUBLES MANY PE+VLE BLAME ":1EIR SHOES FOR WEARING OL7T SOONER THAN THEY SHOULD- THEN SHOES WILL BREAK iDOWN AT THE. SHANK', AND HEELS WILL RUN OVER. ROLES Win Wear through .ILe.Soles .arsH ether'. apparent deficts corarhUy ap- pear. le Nine Cases out of .ten, weak or broken, down arches or fiat feet is the cause of 4111.suth Shoe "Congelaists. The .feet trim - Lk must her owerceme .thea .shoe .trcuUe oral disappear- 3 • A PEDO--GRAPH 1PR1NT TELLS WHY._ 40 A 4 In a few seconds; fang witharut removing the hose, we canmake as 1 phot ogr phf s paint ern: Dr. !Satins Redo -gr -45h .ef your leak -that peat- • ively shows if you don have lent :troubles:anal/Ithese f tnoubdes;are 2 . responsible for your Shoes 'wearing tout ,sooner Than youthirik they D should. This service is abs®hiteliy .free. Don.'tamalce:aanydiffer- .I F once whether you buy footwear from us ,er net.. Eveaybndpjis rear dially ntvteif to f st ao-ut this ;wonde>rfuil:machine. Our Foot Expert i who can ten you wiry ,luau have footttroubke:anillr. tote,verovrne.: t • is always at your service.. 'Conte in :anti 'bring:a friend of possible. 4 '%11E HOME MP COM SHOES : T 114.14•01144444. 40.0.0•••••.• •:••••••••••••.••••••••••• • • • Wff �• Lsla N • • • •1 A•i Mils Beef .SIisp WINDOW DIS1•LA 8191 OMR J718tLF S , • I , ' .I d • • • • '11 IfQSE71'e stwRs[U1 STRAW RATS SAILORS S' ' AND .SNAP 1111316* ,:�:. • MEN'S :SILK wi 7ti8iEAm--COMBINATION'. Bit MESH AMID • ♦ WHITE AI,. VOCE DAT7EhYI= SUITS ALL COLORS. 4 0 SPORT PANTS • 41114141G; IS 'ji. LAUNDRY EVERY 388801111T or • EItfY F. . .�... .,, Sii�." _.,.,:-/. E�: MADE' MEASURE, •1� T"�il WADE ♦ 11SIFACIR11 1 GU • . • • •• • • JUST WINAT `7nOU WANT IndRAILWIE1118 811311E11811. »1E1S• • • A New York man having been sent to jail for speeding, his wife begs the privilege of going to jail with him. She probably is filled with remorse for having chided him with being the slowest driver on the road. A farmer near Stratford got a gipsy fortune-teller to bless his roll of money and later he found the roll was short by $250. It was a case of "less" not "bless" so far as the roll was concerned. They were lost in a,sriow storiii. "Oh look George, there's a chicken, so we must be near a farm." "That's not a chicken. That's the weather- cock on the parish church." It is said that of 200 applications for divorce from Ontario, 128 are from the city of Toronto, and not one from Huron, Bruce of Perth co- unty. There is room for a sermon in this statement—but it isn't necessary A bill to provide for the construct- ion of a bridge across the St. Clair River between Port Huron and Sar- nia has been introduced and passed in Congress. A bridge at this poin would bring a great deal of traffic to the Blue Water Highway and would make a' most convenient route from Detroit to Huron County. Mail contractors on rural routes and those carrying mail from post offices to railway stations are fight• ing hard for increased remuneration, according to Garfield McKinnon, sec- retary of their association. They are asking Ottawa authorities for $70 per mile per year on a permanent salary basis, he said Great distress among the contractors has resulted from the present rate of payment,Mr McKinnon said. As to whether the world is getting better or going from bad to worse affords a theme of endless dispute between persons of different types. Each side is able to produce argum- ents satisfactorily to itself, but not convincing to the other. One frequ- ently hears it said that never were crimes so frequent as now—never •was,;there so much fraud, dishonesty and crime in the world. But to that ante hears the reply that such is not the case, but that everyone to -day is 'better informed as'to what is actua]- ly'occurring in the world. Will Dur- ant in the course of a striking article in the Golden Book Magazine recent- ly touched on.. this point. He was ssrying that people are kinder, gentler )tee generous than ever before. AT GODERICH `JULY stat: 1930 House of David WHISKERED 'BALL •CLUB•, • . Vs Michigan's 'Greatest COLORED BALL TEAM Doubleheader • FOR A PURSE OF $1000.00 ERECTING STANDS TO SEAT TWO ,THOUSAND 'FIRST GAME CALLED AT 2:15 P. M. Adults SOc. +r. Children Mc. Yr Miss V. Siebert was to London on business on Tuesday. Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt, was a Sunday visitor under the parental. roof. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Edighoffer and son Grant, of Grand Bend, were visitors in town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Steinbach of London, visited with their parents here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemne and family motored to the Cam Meeting at Mildmay on Sunday. Miss Ruth Turkheim, who spent week or so with friends at Desboro has returned to her home. Mr. J. P. Rau of the village, h been appointed as gun license issue for this district. - Mr. Garfield Witmer is at presen spending a two -weeks visit with re latives and friends in Buffalo. °' The pink -eye epedimic is quite pre valent in the community at present and a great many people are afflicte therewith. Mrs. George Case, of Loriene, Oh visited the past week with her sister in law, Mrs. Simon Greb, Babylon Line. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hopper of Sea - forth, were Sunday visitors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Mous- te,'tJ. r p a aSI t a t ineased to report that Mr. Wm. Decker, who has been a sufferer of rheumatic fever for the past few months, is now able to drive his car to town. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Klopp at- tended a.recent banquet held in Wo- odstock, under the auspices of the Western Farmers' Weather Insur- ance Company. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koehler, Mr. Ed. Koehler and Misses Georgina Foster and Helen Koehler, all of Lon- don, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fos- ter, Babylon Line. Mr. and Mrs. George' Binnie of Moose Jaw, Sask., arrived by motor car in Zurich, and are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. Meyers, also other relatives in the community. Mrs. Binnie is a sister to the Meidinger Brothers of this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Q. N. Taggart, of South Bend, Ind., who were camping at Grand Bend, and visiting with re- latives_and friends in Zurich, left on Mondaymorning for their home in South Bend, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bender of New Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Lichte, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Brennerman of Baden, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Schwartzentruber, Bronson Line. Examinations are the; order of the day at school this week in the ;local public schools. The' • "Continuation school had theirs week' • for last, as was seen by° report.. ]n last 'week's- is- sue, but: this *rink the public school and Entrance eatams sire being writ- ten, and then the •:kaddnea will have a short two month's` holidays. Mr. andAfrs. Louis Kraft of town were Week -end visitors at their cot- 14'1'4grand Bend, and were at that place 'visited by: their son, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kraft of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Lautenschlager, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, and Miss Lautenschlager, all , of Kitchener. Medical Association Mets The Huron Medical Association met in Clinton on Wednesday last in the afternoon, members being present from Seaforth, Goderich, Wingham," liensall, Zurich and Dashwood, be- sides the local members. The guest ft/maker Was Dr. C. S. Wright of Tor- onto, who gave a very interesting ad- dress on "Physiotherapy, its Methods' and Place in Modern Medicine." Dr. Gandier gave a paper on "Stricture of the Oesophagus, and Methods of Treatment", witha couple of demon- shrations. The orthopedic clinic to be held in Goderich, July kith, was also discpssed. a 1 WE " ARE OFFERING AN IDEAL WATCH FOR A WORKMAN, 17 EWEL, 18 SIZE, STRONG NICKEL CASES REGULAR PRICE 515.00 ONLY A FEW LEFT Hess, The Dweller COAL 1930 New Low Pr ce% Now in Effect WHEN 'BUYING YOUR FUEL. 1 WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST.? GENUINE D. L. & ilii. SellANDISR COAL "The 'Standard Anthracite' EGG„ STOVE, NUT AND SWAIM PEA. SIZES,. SEMET. EOLV,L r COKE. A discount of 50c per ton allovee&rece,. CASH on all fuel Caazte1 „ HENSALL 00477., Office Phone lOw House Pb.mo + ►b +++.++++ 4++++++++444+4^1444+4444• + Ji1 - Every Day is getting better and �:. • 4 better. People are getting Yalne-Wise... Thats why they come here for Shoes &Cart : + 4 4• .y 4. MEN'S TAN OXFORDS MFG. BY SCOTT McHALE GENUINE $7.00 VALUE , $4.85. • WOMENS' PATENT STRAPS T. WITH BUILT IN ARCHES Reg. $5.00, At $2.95 + + MISSES PAT. SLIPPERS SIZES 11 to 2 Reg. $3.00, At $2.00 + SHOE REPAIRING + No. I SOLES + Men's Half Soles $100 Ladies' half Soles ...., 75c +F + + + + TWO 1930 BRAND NEW 41, MODEL A. COACHES, AT SACRIFICE + i • + . WOMEN'S PUMPS MURRAY KARR BLACIC, TAN OE WT Genuine $6.96, At $5.79; ARCH SUPPORTS Dr.. SCHOOLS» REGULAR $5.08 Now $3.06 Pair. RUNNING SHOES BOYS AND GIRLS` 6Sc 90c. $1C'..15• MEN'S WORK SHOES You Can't Beat Ens at may; Psis• • T]eeyre -Wonderful art This Price $3.2S USED ,. CAR DEPT. 1927 FORD COATI A ORIGINAL TrREs AND F ISH•, RUNS LIKE. N i 1925 FORD COUPE ' HALOONS . NEW DUCO FINISH 0 FRITZ Shoe Merchants - Phone 82 or /15 19.29 MODEL A. COME: 4923 FORD TOURING & SON New -and Used Cartneakr - Mirk ++++++++++++++ +4$+t °p.c#* NEW' GOODS Don't mins suing and getting our prices on. our New Spring and Summer Dry Goods of 'all.ds, ' ALSO SHOE„ HARNESS REPAIRS, 3.fARDWAI E:,, EILV1V ,. OILS, AND OTIIIERR STATS.E LINES,, TOO NUMB SIVRTI011t 1930 `GARDEN AND ROI' SEEDS Just. T DIFE'illl Ire, GIVE CET TOM SUPPLY NOW. • R. Nd UGLAS aitert eAL EROHAlitir BLAKE PHONE 11 •'ST. i