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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1930-10-16, Page 14,14 Vol. XXXL No. ii ZURICH. THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER 6, 1930, Chester L. Smith,, P ietrir. $1.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 in Asivataialit *L50TbiARR4A:.RS,s2MAY TEM Clif,AhSME5 Adyertising in the Herald goes in the homes of people who buy in Zurie STANLEY TOWSHf Mr. Elgin: Mc1 infear is making weekly trips to Te rronfa? tam •$ truck -load of fowl.. ' Mr. Richard Robinson of Stratford is visiting his cousins: in Stanley this week. The Sacrament of ths Lardrs Sup- per will be observed in: tie Gin, Blake and "Varna churches: 10.4.A. Sun-! •play, Oct. 19th.. 1r. Charlie Eagan of :Zurich, spent Sunday at the berme of Mr. D. Ander- son, nderson, Parr Line. .Mr. WV'ilI 14LcClinchey and family, who have resided far the past three years on the Goshen. Line, moved last week to the Logan. farm, on the 4th Con. of Stanley. Mr. John. Armstrong and Mr. El- ston .Rowson have each made consid- erable improvements in the appear- a".nce of their homes this. summer, by 2 44,•• • • • • • • • • • • i ,.• ,• O j• a• .10 ore .+ • .••.•.@si'ir...#41040.444•+3b.6*• N44'+•e6+49,t.44.44044..41bf9l4i00d *,10.41,0% s • • • • • • • • • •• •• • Harness, Etc. WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, VALICES., ETC, TO CHOOSE FROM, AND ARE OFFERING THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. Pianos Pianos IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR SHERY OCK MANNING LINE. ALSO AGENTSFOR THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE • • • • • • • • • • • FRED THIEL ZURICH• ••• • • PHONE 102. *••••••••w •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• N•R•S••N••N We Do Mcpre Than Just Sell Shoes 2 THE STORE .OF REAL SERVICE 'GIVES YOU NOT iiNFL THE : FINEST OF SHOES,. BUT INSISTS 'UPON A. MOST CAiLE:FIL], FITTING. MEN WOMEN AND (CHILDREN HAVE LEARNED THAT TO vomeRASE THEIR :SHOES :HERE INSURES P: F - •o SIGNAL, SHOE FITTING AND FOOT SPELL LiG`ST AT A .REALLY .MODERATE 'COST. • REMEMBER—WE GUARANTEE "EVERY :SHOE WE SELL TO 46 • •0 ��rr SIM OUR Brown's Boot Shop WINDOW DISPLAY 4141404/44•4*•4r•Ii•••••64•a• •a••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 4 .e BE JUST "AS:REPRESENTED.. REPAIRING -NEATLY • DONE INew Overcoats New Suits New S 4 • • 4 • F e1 e • r . New :Underwear 410 New Sweater* New :tom •• b See our line of Men's Ties t "dF G and,60Q, It EilttiVAL iCil.«& +9tl) HUMERAL INDRECTORS 4 4 oa n a 'y,y, A nAft�w.e.I' itVt u1:wn �4n to r. 1w�.1�. �{r,,,��, .�L.�,y'i� f the use of asphalt shingles, paint, etc. The Harvest Thanksgiving and re- opening services held in St. John's Anglican church, Varna, were well attended. The congregation have re- decorated their church and are to be congratulated on its very - pleasing appearance. SCHOOL REPORT Of U. S. S. 1, Hay and Stanley, for the month of September. Sr. IV—Louise Sreenan, Florence Geoffrey. Jr. IV—Geraldine Laporte. Sr. III—Franklin Corriveau, Law- rence Ayotte, Reama Denomme. Jr. III—Emma Denomme, Unajean Aubin, Thomas Denomine, Harry De- nomme, Geraldine Geoffrey, Louis Denomme, Rosella Corriveau. II—Vera Sreenan, Alfred Denom- me, Marie Farrel, Alexine Ayotte, Regis Aubin, Clarence Geoffrey. I—Doris Ayotte, Armellda Aubin, Charles Sreenan, Teddy Geoffrey, Patrick Aubin, Arnold Denomme, Loftus Denomme, Irving Snyder, Grace Snyder. • Pr.—Andrew Denomme, Eldon Denomme, Avalon Denomme, Alvin Ayotte. Miss L. E. Rose, Teacher. On. Thursday evening, October 16, the Fowl Supper of the Evangelical Church, Zurich, is swinging gleefully into history to th tune of the Zurich Band, and jolly greetings and chat- ting, of visiting guests, around well laden banquetting tables. The psalm- ist says: "Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethern to dwell together in unity" verrily we find it so at such occasions, as well as in the Sanctuary on the Sabbath Day. The Supper itself is highly enjayable in- deed, then follows the unbeatable program by Perless Talent and this is their slogan: "if yer 'Can't Laff don't kum". But we know you enjoy wholesome merriment, so on Thursday, Oct. 3 Gth, all roads lead to Zurich to the Evangelical Church Shed Dining Ball. Amos and Andy make you smila for only 15 minutes but the Peerless entertainers give you an .hour and a half of it and there will -not be a dull moment in the en- tire program, but rather you will find it a real tonicky, healthful joy- ful exercise. A little fun: now and then is relished by the best. of men. We are prepared for a large• crowd of friends, old and new, from near and far. Don't miss the Bazaar of fancy home sewing and candy and tether sweet meats, etc. And listen! You'd better come early! The real Fowl Supper of the season given by the members of the St. Pet- er's Lutheran church, will be held on October 23rd. Good hot dinner will be served from 5 to 9 o'clock. A splendid programme will be furnished by the members of the Luther Lea- gue. The Zurich Brass Band i nat- tendance. Come one, Come all! The Mars Dust-tite for men we are showing a number of near., smart models for men in mars dust-tltc watches. They ,tire stylishly maeectllno and fire noted for their precision ---loth points to please tie wearer. £ amine our stock now. The range includes a variety of case and strap designs In 1/4 gold, 14K and 18K solid gold. Hess, The Jew6I1s_i !'Ir. and Mrs. Elmer Oesch were to London on Tuesday on business. Mrs. E. Church of town has pur- chased from C. Fritz & Son a good used Ford Coach. Mrs. W. F. Finkbeiner and daught- er, Miss Hazel, of Stratford, were visitors on Sunday at the former's sister, Mrs. W. H. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. John Farwell, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Meyer and son, of St. Clemens, were visitors at the home of Mr. George Farwell of town. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Greb and family of Detroit were week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bren- ner. Mr. and Homer Schettler, bridal couple, of Pigeon, Mich., were visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barber and children and Miss Mary Zimmer- man, of Tavistock, wer visitors at the home of Miss Anna Hess, for a few days the past week. Mrs. Ernest Bender and son Ed- win of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pfile of Auburn, visited for a few days last week at the home of Mrs. Lydia Pfile. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gascho and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gascho were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gascho, at Har- riston a and Mrs. Ramsayer, Mr. .and Jos.'%chert Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Richert, J., all of Elkton, Mich., were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Erb, Bronson Line, over the week -end. Mr. Frank Uttley looks quite com- fortable driving around in the closed model of the Ford Tudor, wnieh: he recently purchased from C. Fritz & Son. Frank •says it saves his over- coat very much. Mr. N. E. Siemon, the. Massey - Harris agent, who is renovating the farmsr Dominion Hotel hall and barn into a suitable place for his implem- ents and living quarters out of the former hall, is making fine progress and should in a week or so be in a position to occupy these quarters, which will indeed be a great conven- ience. Mr. J. W. Merner is making iin- provements to the exterior of his store by the addition of a new coat of paint. Mr. Merner, who has sign- ed up with The Superior Chain Stor- es, for his groceries, will in a short trine have a Iarge and attractive sign erected to this effect. And if ti ah vast co-operative buying that this company advertises, is of any benefit to the buying public, we think there never was a time like right now that the ordinary commodites Amok/ come down,greatly in price. So here's hoping. On Monday morning while Miss Helen Foster of Detroit, who was vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Faster of town, was returning to that city, accompanied by Mr. Harold' Kropp, and while motoring' on Mack Ave., they mea with a rather painful. accident, when they met a lady driv- ing a Buie car and who did not offer to turn out in meeting, and as Miss Foster put forth all effort to avoid an accident their car was hit by the Buie car, with 'the result that Miss Foster was rushed to the Hospii,'tel, where she is improving favorable, Mr. Klopp escaped wit, 't minor injuries. The two big annual fowl suppers sponsorued by the Evangelical ehurch, on. Thursday evening of this week, and then by the Lutheran church, on Thursday evening of next week. When each of these congregations are marshalling their forces together to put across these big events. And talk about the eats and heavy meals that most of us will take unto our- selves. Yes perhaps just a little more than is comfortable for a while, but if we fast all next day then we will again feel normal. Lot us all join in together and patronize these big ev- Nnts, not alone the eats, but the line programs, which in many eaves are al most WQ,r i. the admission fee alone. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church "A Changeless Christ for a slang- ing World." Everybody Welcome to all Set -rims. E. Tuerkheint, aster. Friday, 8h: Luther League. Saturday—Choir Practice. 10. a. m: .German Service. 11.:, 5 Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. William H. Brown A. S. P. Graduated foot Speciatist.,.._ 'attic.. COAL 1930 New Low Prices Now in Effect WHEN BUYING YOUR, Es'FETt. WHY NOT HAVE THE E1ESTP GENUINE D. L. & W. SC ANT'T COAL "The Standar-1 Anthracitee' '' EGG„ STOVE, NUT AND S.1121.0.e PEA. SIZES,. SEMET. SOL T..8'':... COKE_ A discount of 50c per ton atluwae i CASH on all foal. . AT e .. - Brown's Boot ShopOffice Phone HI; r • Pkiisre• HEN$r4L' ON t-141-++++++++++++++++++++++.1414+++++++++++++++4****04 • Every Day is getting better and • better. People are getting Value -Wise. . • Thats why they come here for Shoes & Cars + MEN'S TAN OXFORDS • MFG. BY SCOTT McHALE GENUINE $7.00 VALUE + $4.85 WOMENS' PATENT 'STRAPS + WITH BUILT IN ARCHES Reg. $5.00, At $2.95 • + MISSES PAT. SLIPPERS SIZES 11 to 2 Reg. $3.00, At 12.00 . SHOE REPAIRING • No. I SOLES .j Men's Haif Soles $1.00 it Ladies' half Soles ....,... 75c + + xTWO 1930 BRAND NEW MODEL A. COACHES, AT A +F SACRIFICE . WOMEN'S PUMPS MURRAY MAKE BLACK, TAN OR WHITE~ Genuine $6.95, At $S.TS ARCH SUPPORT'S Dr.. SCHOOLS* REGULAR 15.oa Now $3.00 P. RUNNING SHOES BOYS AND GIRLS' 65c 90c. $L.1.S MEN'S WORK SHOES You Can't Beat Ern at an vy Price.. Theyre WonderFnIa¢a This Price $3.25 USED CAR DEPT. + + + 1925 FORD COUPE BALOONS NEW DUCO FINISH 1927 FORD COACH ORIGINAL TIRES AND. FIN- [SH, RUNS LIKE NEW 1929 MODEL A. COUPE 19.23 FORD TOURING. 0 FRITZ & SON She Merchants - New and Used Cara ale ; - Phane 82 or 115 Zurich, ++++++++++++•+++-14+44+*•1444+++••++++•+++444+ X11. • ■ SpeoialI:argaii s 5• In order to reduce our Stock we Y,• are offering at and below cost t following: DVI en's and Boy's Sweater Coats and Breakers. Also Girls' and Childreaga Swats, ers, Shoes and Rubbers, Etc, Etc, Fresh Groceries always on. hd R. N. DOUGLAS '• GENERAL AR 'RO '1.4 PHONE it -97 LAKE „Ms,di+.;,ia.ne..wi.».....dSF atai'a.iwa.,i.v w..... r.:;+`c�