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Zurich Herald, 1931-01-01, Page 5ixarsftslam any Ti xOS BUSINESS CARDS DUDLEY E. EroLiviE S BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ' NOT- ARY PUBLIC, ETC. OFFICE--Harailton Street, Fust .off the Square, GODER1ciI , Ontario. Special Attention to bounce' and Court Work. A1,YIr Holmes may be consulted at ISoderich by Phone, and Pone charges reversed.. IV H. f.. .CO TdW dN L. D. S. D. D S. ENT L SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK—,TRICK 1Eyery Thursday, Friday, Saturday At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday W edeesday fitia .,.OSCAR KLOPP Graduate Carey M. Jones National School of Anctioneering. Try me for 'Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.) • Terms in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will sell anything Anywhere. Phone 18-93; or write. Zurich. Licensed uddio ser FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX I AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duct any Auction Sale, regardless :es to size or article to sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will snake no charges for Services Ren- dered. ARTHUR WEBER --,Dashwood Phone 13-57. ON THESE REV'Ir%8Ji ;ants, .For Safe, Lost, Found, Notice, Etc. Ado IN I H'16`S =VMS , NOTICE Skating every Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturday afternoons 2• to 4 :o'clock. Saturday everting 8 to X:0 o'clock. Also Skating Wednesday night from 10 to 1 o'clock. Eyeryhody come and skate out the old year. Carnival coming coon. Zurich Skating Rink, Far Sale Two I3runswir.k Vietrolias, in first Class Condition, with about 40 Rec- ords each., will be sold very cheap. C. Watson, Kippene Ont. FOR SALE A number of good horses at van- ious ages for sale, including a spanof 2-yr.,..old Clydesdale colts. Apply to J. Hey, Jr. -24. FOR SALE Wood for Sale. Orders .taken for good all maple stove wood, cut to 14 inch length. Apply to C. Schrag & Sons. FOR SALE A number of brood sows that have been bred for sale_ Also a good hog for 'service. George Kellerman, Dashweod. NOTICE J. C. Salmon & Son, Teamsters, wish to advise the public that they are still in the same business, with prices as usual. Your order will be much appreciated. Phone 94-16, _r BATT'i RESu ~ NOTICE. Having recently taken over the BATTERIES OF , Service end of the Zurich. Ford Ag- ency, I am in a position to give ex- pert service on all new Ford cars sill by S. Elliot, and also ,specialize e the followin;;: Ford Transmission Luings, rear ends; springs, valves ground, brakes relined on any car. _.., ONTARIO oiling greasing, radiator anti -freeze .'.'.tention, tiro repairing, etc. 09+,099 99 9900691 Leonard Prang, 'Zurich. SEE USFOR NE °uY LOW P'RiCES, "QUALITY" Sm DASHWOOD 0990013090090 Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCING SEAT WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGI3LUT DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB geISHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE 11. Yum gblut & Sots 0000000410000900009999199990 COAL 1930 Announcement SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT FOR Scranton Coal Cele Alberta Coal and. Soft Coal ;33 SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts Per Ton will be allowed for crash. Order Early as prices will advance on Janra,x 15th. Case ez Son Wows 3S - HE N BALL LIVE 0 U L T R V WANTED schen every Day till 8 o'clsek, p.m lbo exots feed Fowl same mornin when brought in. Highest Cash Prices FOR --- Cream aria Eggs W. O'Brien iitlakakit a Wiiliana :1. Brown A. S. P. Graduated Rub Speciatist AT Brown's Boot Shop': CONSULTING ENGINEER S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Toe.) O.L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate Member Engineering Institute of Canada. Office--Seaforth, Ont. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church 'A Changeless Christ for a chang- ing World." Everybody Welcou o to all Services. E. Tuerkhciia, Pastor. Friday, 8h: Luther League. Saturday—Choir Practice. 10. a. m: . Geranars Service. 1115 Sunday School. 7:30: English Service. BORN Overholt, at Blue Water Highway, on December 26th, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Overholt n sora. LOCAL NEWS z 'I; To all our Treaders and friend extend. a Happy New Year. Mr. Newell Geiger who is at ing Toronto .University, is spen the holidays at his home here, Mr. Clarence Hoffman of Galt a visitor with his parents an Ch znas. s we end- ding was rist- Mr. Clayton Hoffman of the teaching staff is holidaying at home here. Mrs. Anna Rost., Babylon Line in Toronto, with her friend, Mrs. J'. McKenzie; Spadina Road. Mr. and Miry, W. B Rose, of trait, spent Christmas with the fo er's another, Babylon line. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Aulerich Detroit spent :Christmas at the ho of Mr. and Mt...Louis A. Prang. Mr, and Mrs. Sidney H. Thomps of Clinton, spent a few days revel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lor Manson, Goshen Line, north, Mr. and: Mrs.. • Wm. Davidson, .1 spent Christmas day at the home Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Price, n Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf chenor speizt the holiday at th of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John n. Galt hie , is R. Thi •ro- of r.ne on remit rte K%t ho so r. of ear 4f leo s F. 1981 Auto . Licenses—Application can now be made for new auto lit ensee,. All forms on hand.—A. Hess; Zurich. Mr. Elmer T. Harness ofExeter, barber, is doing his bit to helpp the unemployed by. offering free hair cuts to their children, Mrs. T{aiger of London, is in atten- dance with her another, Mrs. E. Axt, who recently had the misfortune rto fail and fracture her hip. and Mrs. D. Gizig;erich- Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Finkbeiner and daughter, Miss ?Hazel, of Strat- ford were Christmas visitors at the 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Hoff- man. Miss Hazel remaining over for the week. Be sure and write it 19111 Miss Rath Zirk of London, spent her Xmas, vacation with her parents on the Bronson Line. Miss Helen; Foster of Detroit, sp- ent Christmas under the parental roof; Mee. Nancy Gingerich 'of Stanley Tp., spent a, few days at the home o Mr. and Mrs. D. Gingerch last Week. Mrs. C. Schraig and members of the Family, Mr. and )lis. S. iaeaclley and family, Mr. and Mee Jacob Gingerlch spout Christmas at the home •of Mrs. C. Either is at present spend - ng Christmas with her sister, Mrs. T,. Mitchell at 1'lr nta11, and. from 'there iris will leave for. F,rerntur a, vr zere she .will visit with her nephew; and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rice, Mrs. Gibson of Stratford and Mrs. Chesney of S-nforth, will accompanyf Mrs, Eilber. ��.�w rv�►�r�wMrw�v�rw a►rrw�rwws _ , . !�10 • 4 Far t WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FARM IMPLEMVfENTS AND WILL BE GLAD TO SUPPLY YQU VV Implements H ,BUST THE KIND MACHINERY THAT YOU NEED THE MOST, IT81I? AND THAT f' 1 q CIV.E YOU MOST VALUE .PER DOLLAR OF COST. ' 4 CARRY A FULL LINE OF PUMPS; PIPING II'ING AND FITTING AND RESIDES WE INSTALL OUR PUMPS, . LIST YOUR NEXT CREAM SEPARATOR ' BE A DE LAVAL We have the Agency for this District. 0 ! GARAGE SUPPLIES 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 O 1)0 EXPERT BATTERY WORK ON RIP N SAMA; as Large Congregations at midnight Mass at Drysdale. St. Peter's R. C. J' church was crowded for midnight! Mass on Christmas eve, and almost ery person in the church received Holy Communion in honor of the child Christ. Beautiful decorations of flowers, holly and ribbons among which twin'.i-d numerous pretty lig- hts, added to the Christmas atmosph- ere. The- choir beautifully sang spec- ial music. Valuable Turkeys A despatch from Port Williams says: Lake head turkeys are again producing their crop of gold nuggets or, at least, nuggets in their crops.A few days ago J. "C. Fregeau, a rail- way enginees, purchased a Christmas turkey and when it was cleaned two gold nuggets, one the size of a pea and the other a little smaIIer, were found in the gizzard, The bird was purchased .from W. Kilson, who is trying to trace the shipment of birds which had evidently been grazing on a farm where- the gravel is peppered with gold. Little pieces of gold were found a year ago in several turkeys +i++s. at Fort William. • 4 0. BUILDING BATTERIES AiR1NG AND.. RE. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED Tires, Tubes, Gas, Gals and Creases 4• L. A. Prang Zurich t 46�yy i!©eD MiCIaliDdw ebq �,fiaA4 Qrt9 aq w } .6.4K,01.1+94.04.6 .4444:.*4,46 0+44++.1.14.14-1.÷ +++++++++++++ • Alter Christmas At the guessing contest at Heist's Christmas itself i the crest of Bakery lest i rr ek, Mr;. Wm. Schade tiC patioeths s. f pi ''. it 1t,.).1 and fondoftall— of the Blue Water Highway r' it i:{ the climax o1 the e i11eI:• g y made the year's s festivitdr,,, while the day Kri'Le,: 14;2Css of the weight of the finds us in th.a wheat sheaf . baked. Mrs. Schade amid the floating trough debris elle waves, of torde- was the recipient of the prize, a fine conations, turkey boes, broken11toys 8 pound Christmas cake, and wbe and disturbed digestion. The day be_ know she is enjoying the. same....y - lore Christmas we live in an atmos -1 phere of hops, of joy and fond long -- lugs; amaid the goodwill.The day after Mr. Wm. IL Brown, shoe merch- s ant, of town wvas in receipt of ave eThe of al commendable letter from the A1r1t* tion and lean School of Practipendi s sct:ti;.� Cl>ristmas all we have mentioned be- t f "It is a pleasure to inform cornet a memory, and a reaction sa,i- f' we have you that zes our spirits, while the whole . ata -t ' just finished grading your mosphere examinatione�p=lens seems to have changed a' "Scientific Shoe paperFitting andcouz Sales istmasse iai spiritbseverel_vttested,ion. f and Il if manship", and that you attained a it can surviva, then the Christmas grade of 97 per cent, Congratulations celebrations have not been in vain, Your Class pin to which you are ent- What Henry Ford is doing for Europe itled as a graduate of the school, is going forward under separate cover,: One of the old time landmarks of Walton passed out of existence when the Berne general store was compl- etely destroyed by fire together with all cements on Thursday. At 1.30 a n. fire was scan coming through the roof and when the door was forced` open the whole interior was found to be ablaze. Nothing was saved from the store. Mr. Bernie, the owner of the store, purchased the business 2 ire years ago, following the death of W. G. Neal. The residence at the rear of the store was unoccupied. Value of the stock destroyed was estimated at $20,000, which was partly covered by insurance. The origin of. the fire is a mystery. The International Labor Review fends that in buying food it takes $1.29 in Canada to -go as far as $1.00 does in Britian; while food, fuel, light and _soap combined, the Canadian must spend $1.30 to equal the Brit- on's dollar. But on the other hand, Canadian wages are so high that their purchasing power, .in .terms 'of' food is 57 per cent, in adviince . Of British wages' purchasing power: and in purchasing food, fuel, light anew soap 55 per cent in advance of the British. These are of course everag- :d figures from representative groups of towns and not offered as stand- ards of comparison. But they do in- dicate superior position which Cana- da enjoys.• The decision of Henry Ford to pay "real wages" in his twenty Europ- ean factories and assembly plants equal to those paid in his American Omits is causing no little stir on d--a� "The Continent" where radicals are icing the fact as an argument in favor of a general raise in wages. Economists are replying that any ria - :ion that pate up its scale of wages it this time is committing industrial suicide. Many business rnon in Can- uda are of the opinion that wages vill have to be forced down on this rrie of the Atlantic if the usual pro- s sses of trade are to continue. Data in ;fames St. Chruclr en Sunda lastethers lry' Indejendrint Labor O1 oe, y' , Aid is affiliated with the League of a specialmeeting of: the Officials wvat fations; showing that hwagonailed and warn tribute was paid tc zvccountries, taking the BTiiislst-he. �. work of the pastor and an ilium- 1 _adal d as 100, work out• follows: >; iuo1as invitation was extended to Mn. United States 197.. y'lOiyi,L 2, > A, at $169.50 cvl,ra,1,aveia a11. 144.4.1 it .sete lite sheer: Wu ' • .� Great Britt ;reran: f3.' crnz rxy , l a i Prance dr�lr rtafy Y Desch Rev. D. IVIcravis'h,, the popular pas - .or of James SL United Church, Ex- titer, who is at present on his fifth year, was 'waited on by a deputation • from Aylmer 'U ritecl Church, and was 'extended an invitation to become g their pastor at tint beginning of the 'next conference term, .at an increase in salary to that which he is now get 'ting Pollewing the morning services Reith's TO ALL OUR Customers and Friends WE EXTENDsiRL s/s�1 1itilSiUlS1iU�J��y F_� ��'�0sa�amos�s�aaasoD�� `Qls,��ca� all�os QVAMMihycil�a6st�f,� CED R AT $8.75 e. WHY ?JOT BUY ONE FOR STORING YOUR FURS, BEDDING, ETC. THESE CHESTS ARE LARGE SIZED AND W.ELL FINISHED AND WILL ADD TO THE BEAUTY OF ANY RCOI I. CALL IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. lr�,r C. PHONE 6n 4. 4 - ZURICH +FfaIDe54sY����iD?9tiSS948:�ea�tiGe1�a�6;�aAee, a r•1 1�+i=+I•a•+i.,t.:i;+!�+;..lj o Our Many Customers and Friends we extend Season's Greetings L. ShIjjy & Son Season's GF stings REITH'S BAKERY — ZURICH New Sonora Rano COME IN AND SEE THE TWO NEW. SONORA MODELS. MO Ste at . , I vvvvvvv 4132400 Zurich! 1 Zurich Drug Store1 � THE SPIRIT OF THIS FESTIVE SEASON, LINKED WITH GRATITUDE AND HAPPY RECOLLECTIONS OF GOODWILL MANIFESTED TOWARDS US, PROMPTS US TO EXPRESS OUR SINCEREST THANKS, AND TO WISH YOU ALL A "`" HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS Nevar FULL OF HAPPINESS KODAKS AND MINIS Dr, A. J. MacKinnon, Zurio ,s ItSIAP1414AaAAAR.FiAA 4 4 0 4 s d 4 4 s 4764