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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1930-10-30, Page 4t. rie HESS RADIO ELECTRIC 3,y0.00ce•0941••a••atzas•a06+m49ta seg®aosi•e••®cora•e•••o•s•a•®e•ao•s•io••e••sa••••••••• 1931 dip.,,,. eh• -..,house • EE AND HEAR SUPER•HETEROUYNE, POWER DRIVEN DYNAMIC SPEAKER, AUTQMA I VOLUME, CONTROL, PUSH PULL; AMPLIFIER, TONE CONTROL, MICROMETER TUNING; .SUPER RADIOS. r• •• 1 u • SENSITIVE, SUPER SELECTIVE 11n1011;i1Ju11111M ,;. Mc IIt.11.I)1'I1 1�1. g.-'W7l dirt) �� 1 f �.:-'771 ,fit . A ll v>.• 1'1. tF►�t, t ,l.,l •, til 1' MODEL 110 Slig h)))ill -!II'P IIIIOII I�IIIIFI III II; ltllghll 111 { �,, • ,r _ n lllllBu IIID a sills)"iiti;;n9 '\ 11, l�t�Vi�l`II i�'�-�,1 tr �'w,llll'4piy/i 1 X117=I 41 W1-105.we l al MODEL 80 • • 1 • • • • 1 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .1i Bring New Rooms to Your Home with Gyproc A WORK -ROOM for you —a play -room for the youngsters in the basement. An extra bedroom or two in the Attic. These are now possible in your home at little expense. The new Ivory coloured Gyproc Wallboard that does not burn and needs no decor- ation (when panelled) will give you additional space in your present home. Easily and quickly applied, structurally strong, it pro- vides fire -safe walls, ceilings and partitions. Your dealer's name is listed below. Consult him today and ask for full infor- mation regarding Gyproc Wallboard or write for in- teresting free book "Build- ing and Remodelling with Gyproc." Highway, 'laotne six` -Weeks ago,. is able to be out With the help .of a cane. • Entree a La Radio A wife asked her husband to take down a recipe coining over the radio. He did his best but got two stations at once, one of which was broadcast- ing physical exercises and the other the recipe. This is what he took down; "Hands on hips, place one cup of flour on the shoulders, raise knees and depress toes, and mix thoroughly in half cup of milk, repeat six times, enhale quickly one half teaspoon of baking powder,, lower the legs and mash two hard boiled eggs in a sieve, enhale, breath naturally and sift into a bowl. Attention! Lie flat on the floor and roll the white of an egg un- til it comes to ' a boil, in ten minutes remove from the fire and rub smart- ly with a rough towel, breath natural dress in warm flannels and serve with fish soup. and family returned to Goshen Line last week, after spending the summer at Exeter. • BLAKE Mrs. V. Meyers left last.week .for Zurich, where she will spend the win- ter months with her son, Mr. Thos. Meyers. Quite a number from this vicinity attended anniversary services at Bru- cefield last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnston who spent the week -end with friends,in Fullerton, and Mitchell, returned on: Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Edith- offer and -Mr. and Mrs. Yule. Miss Jessie Tough, -who spent a' couple of months with friends in dif ferent parts of the country, returned home last week. 1Vir. and ivies. Amos Gascho and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.. Peter Brenneman, enjoyed a pleas- ant motor trip on Sunday. ,Mrs. E. Clarke of the village, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weido, of Zurich, called on friends in .Goderich on Sunday- . Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelly, of London, spent Sunday with friends on the Goshen Line. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bechler and family spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. John Bechler in the viilage. DRYSDALE A very beautiful wedding was sol- emnized at St. Peter's church on )Monday, October 20th, when Min.; Louise, ,daughter of iii:r. and Mrs. Edward. Etue, was united. in marriage to Mr. Lawrence Ii. De Lafranier, of Chile, South America and son of Mr. l and Mrs. Charles De Lafranier, of St- ratford. The bride was assisted by her sister, Miss Emma Etue of Wind - 26 2 ind-262 sor, while Mr. Alvin De Lafranier of Stratford supported the g, oom. Af- ter the ceremony the immediate rel- atives of the two parties returned to the Bride's home where a wedding breakfast was served; after breakfast. the ) oung couple left for their home in Chile, South America, where De Lafraner has for some years been Cival Engineer in the mining of nit rate of soda. Their many friends join to wish than peppiness and woo' perity and a safe journey. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Denomme, of Windsor, are spending a week's holi- days with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Denomme, motored to Detroit over the wee). -end Their daughter MissLeona, who had been in Detroit for some tine, re- turning with them. We are glad to report that Mrs. Chas. D. Bedard, who has been so ill fora long time, is nicely l;ecoverrng. Miss Marie Laporte was a ,guest at the home of Mr. John Geoffrey, on Sunday last and Mrs, Fred Papi:neau has returned to their home, here, 'after spending a couple of years in Detroit We welcome them to our burg. 1VIrs. Peter Corriveau has returned from Detroit, after' spending two weeks with her daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Masse,' and ersary serViccs at 1:3rucafield last Sun- family of 'Detroit, are spending a day when excellent sermons *ere de- few holidays here with the latter's 'iver'ed by - Rev. Mr. Scobie of Bel- parent..; Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cofri- l"raive. ,•eau. , 'hiss Jean Turner of Seaforth, vis-. J% e. John Oatlomme'spent last we - .k -end in Wi..nllser and Detroit. on Sunday at the home. of Mr. "bid MI% Robt..Mct ::?",Y. Mr. L'enoinme, wno was Mr. and Mrs 'Gullet McClinchcy Injured L', a car on the Blue Water HENSALL Andrew Laramie of Detroit, attend ed the funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr, George Case. Win. IV1cKay, of Hagersville, a for- mer resident was in town last week visiting relatives and friends. Dr. Case of Toronto, was here at- tending the funeral of his brother, the late Geo. Case. Master Harry Armstrong, who un- derwent an operation for appendicit- is at Simcoe Gen. Hospital, is impro- ving nicely. Hazel Morenz visited at her home in Dashwood. - Thos. Welsh, Fred Hess and David Cantelon, have purchased a piece of iand at the Pinery Inn and intend erecting a couple of houses on the property. Mr. Hess and Mr. Welsh were there last week erecting the first cottage. Helen Smith of Detroit, is .here visiting nu,: parents, Mr. and lYirs. Alex. Smith. Donald McKinnon of London, sp- ent the week -end at his home here. Mrs. Etta Miller, who has been here visiting her father, Rich'd Blat- chford, has returned to her home in Windsor. H. 0. Dayman, recently of Exeter, has opened out a very attractive gro- cery store in the west store of Joynt's block of three stores. The painting and decorating generally is much ad- mired and with a new stock of goods Mrs. Callis, of Santa Barbara Cali- fornia, who had been here fox some time, left for her home, accompan- ied oy her sister, Mrs. Fred Simmons and son Jack, also by their mother, Mrs. J. Dinsdale, where the three lat ter intend spending the winter mon- ths in California. • A largely attended meeting of the executive of the South, Huron Con- servative .Association was held here on Friday evening last, Every part of the riding was well represented. Margaret McLaren, who is attend- ing the Western University at Lon- don, spent the week -end with her par ents, Mr..and Mrs. R. Y. McLaren. Mr. Smale, of "our village, number- ed among the successful horshoe tos- sers at the recent provincial plowing match near Stratford. . Mrs. M. A. Ormiston, of Brooklyn, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. T. Mur- dock, Mrs. W. Lammie and other re- latives. Robt. McLaren has had a very suc- cessful show season with his beautiful registered driving mare, "Little Tip" she w on. 12 first prizes and in addit- ion the R. Simpson Silver Cup valued at $12.50 for the best light horse in ._arness shown at -Kirkton. A very interesting event took place Tn Peffers recently, the marriage of r Loyd 'N. Smith of Detroit, son of air, and Mrs. Alex. Smith of Hensall, to Miss Muriel Hurst, daughter of ,tr. and lVirs. D. R. Hurst of Morn- ington. The ceremony took plcae at Trinity church in the presence. of a large assembly, Rev. Neil, of At- wood officiating. The funeral of the late George Case was held' from his home here on Friday afternoon last and was held privately. Tho pallbearers being all relatives. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. M. Parker, rector of St. Paul's Anglican Church, whe made very feeling reference to!, ;,he fine Christian life of the deceas- ed and the sympathy felt for the be- reaved wile and sons. The floras ,Tributes were many and very beauti- ful. and among one was a fine trib- ute by the bowlers from Hensall. There were a number' of relatives present from. different places, some coming from ; quite ' a distance. In- terment was made hi the Exeter cern- etery COUNTY NEWS For Sale By red C. Kalbfleisch OP de VII Zurich. Ont. • DASHWOOD Mrs. iaust and Miss England, visiting relatives in Clinton. lir. and Mrs. L. Schroeder and ":firs Theda Hayter of Windsor, sp- vent 'ate 'week -end with relatives. )Bili. and Mrs. D. Tiernan andfam- w*ritod in Guelph on Sunday. /Nan Routh Iileinstiver spent a few s es with her sister in Stratford last 'tea k. tars. V. Schatz visited her parents ils4 Myth last week. I+ila.. Hard Mrs. E. Bender of Blyth -,ntratte Sunday visitors in town: Llfr•. and Mrs. Hy. Hoffman visited Zan Ingersoll, on Sundfiy. Diss Lxseitr, McIsaac of Detroit sp- /* nt, the wcck-end with relatives. Mrs. Mosenthal and Mr, and Mrs, lleiterieh of Kitchener, visited Mr, 'T. Woltiii. on ;Sunday. ; ,r» and Mrs: Salter aro visiting u►.;,�xit,lidtn for a ft:w .i4y:'. 14 Ir. Carl Allenrang and sister Ger- trude of Elmira, spent a few days with their sister Miss Marie Aliean- anv last week. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Armstrong, spent the past week with thein dau- ghters in London,, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stogdill of Sutton, spent a few days last week with their friends in Stanley. Rev. E. Poulter of Varna, condu- cted anniversary services at Benmil- ler last Sunday. Large crowds attended the anniv- iw That,Nix1„ 9c#n'ber our interest coupons When your .interest cou- pons become due, or when yourelceiwe cheques s for interest on registered bonds, deposit thea in a Savings Account in the Bank of . Montreal. The money you receive on your investment will then earn interest for you. OF MONTREAL Established Asa TOTAL 4SSETS. IN• EXCESS VF frSoe„tH(UD,;UAC Zurich Branch: C. H. JOY. Manager. The Hydro-Eiectrie Power Com- mission, having, taken over the pro- perties of the Foshay Ca, and Pub- lic Utilities in Bruce County, will shortly commence negotations for the purchase of' the Mildmay, Formosa and Cargil lighting plants. On Monday morning• last, death came to Gordon. MacDonald, of the Thames Road, near Exeter, with stet artling suddeness.. The. deceased. was' engaged in taking a somewhat. fract- ious animal to the local beef ring when his strength left him. Friends hurridly came to his rescue; but de- spite all that good -will land•medical p aid could do for him. Friends hur-1 riedly came to his rescue, but despite all that good -will and. medical aid could do for him he expired in a few minutes,. Kincardine Agricultural. Society is carrying, a shortage of.dver $500. This' is made up ofa deficit of $175 carried forward from last year and a further deficitthis year. The prize list this year was $488, the largest in the history of -the show. The fair was a good one but was notwell at- tended-. Charged. under the Highway Tra- ffic Act with. failing, to. return to the scene of. an. accidentand give all pos- sible assistance, John. Sprule of God- erich was fined $50 and costs or 30 Radio, days in jail. add. had. hia driver's lic- enses cancelled. for fi0 days by. Mag- istrate Reid. Not. having: the neces- • sary funds Sprule went. to. jail. • BEFORE YOU BUY SEE THIS SET' Alexander• Cowan, a well' known resident of. the: Bru.cefield district for many years, passed. away, in Clinton on Monday last at the age of 98 years. He was born near Bayfield but for many years resided in Tuck- ersinith and Egmondville. He is aur vivcd by one brother, James Cowan, of McKillop. Interment was made in Maitlandbank Cemetery, Seafarth. i Capital Theatre West Street—GODER ICH Northern Electric Sound System Now i laying William Powell in: "For the Defence" Mon., Tues_, and Wednesday MANSLAUGHTER Claudette Colbert in the sensat- ional drama of a reckless woman. You will like this nerve -tingling Romance News, Reels and other Sound Features Thor's-, Friday and Saturday SING HIGH A rollicking tale of the big top Thrills and .Action galore in this \svonclerful circus story. Watcia for :our next .program!!! Two .Shaws each night, 7.30--9.30 Matinees Wed. and Sat. at 3 p. m. New AND SEE WHAT OTHER RADIOS' GIVES YOU AS MUCH FOR YOU. MONEY. Taken ill on Sunday last, Wesley J. Bissett, constable of Exeter„ for the past 30 years, died at his home last week in his 76th year. Born. 21,6 ,.piles south of the village, the deceas ed lived on the farm until he came to Exeter. He was a member of the James Street Church and a regular attendant. Rev. D. McTavish ofiiciat- ed at the service: Clare Baechler, 16 -year-old son. of J. E. Baechler of Goderich Manuf- acturing Co., and the Clinton Lum- oer Co., suffered a nasty accident, while dusting off some shavings froxn a power planer his hand carne in con- tact with the planer and the tip of nis sedond finger on the lefthand was cut off and the third finger some- what lacerated. A one -ton truck, the property 01 Wm. Mitches of London, and a large touring car, owned by Robt. Frost of Seaforth and ariven bf his son John, were both destroyed by fire after a crash on the road between Seaforth and Clinton the other night. The truck was being driven by George Zimmerman, London, with Mitches and Robt Donahue of London as pas- sengers. Frost was coming down a small grade, and crashed into the rear of the London vehicle, which is alleged to have carried no tail light. 'The senders locked, and • the truck burst into flames, which soon spread to the touring car. Both were com- pletely destroyed. ' A 'hear fatal accident occurred on •s? riiday last on the :Clayfield road 8 Miles west. of Cl .ritorl at 1Vloon's Hill, when a ear driven by John Taylor; collided with a heavy truck is +oil: w ; i J c with fiypg d with KpPless oWned and uriv- she raw loose the aye,, Anniversary services will be held in the United Church, Grand Bend, on : November 2nd, - and the annual Fowl Supper. ;will follow on . Nov. 5th- on the church property. Mrs. 3. Parsons of Exeter, had the misfortune to stili on her verandah. the other evening and in falling she fractured her left arm at the wrist. John Gill of Grand Bend has pur- chased the' 180 -acre farm front Robt. {"agleson . This is a good farm and in good condition. The 100 -acre farm of R. N. Bowe, m Highway No, 4, Exeter, has been, .0.urchase4•:l,y Ed. )Rundle for -4;55U0. .11r. rtni6ii. gi lr$+ :inimediate jit):itess-.t• ^:,wrerly occtr,p- lyt,i, •on,. ^� tom& 1 Price Complete $169.54' *Desch - Zurich. en by A. R. McMath, HaTmesvifle, Apparently Taylor had the crest o: the hill before seeing the truck .and had then applied the brakes. The road showed the track of sliding Who- • els for - 100 feet or more... Both. vehicles were badly damaged, the truck having the bumper, fender,. headlights, springs and front axles blunt and ;broken. The passenger cat wasg- also, damaged. A lady passon. :r -W n the car, Mrs. P. Shannon, sus- tained -serious injuries and was cut.