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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-03-05, Page 5'Thetreddere e Haute!Stk. 19aX. IO! 1111W0BUSINESS CAIS 1 Wants, For Salo, Lost Du»LEY,E. g0LMES I! Found, Notice, Etc Ado **� ulasTER, soucTrQR, NOT - ART PUBLIC, ETC. »F 1cE-,-Hamilton Street, Just off the Square, GODERTCH, Ontario. Special Attention to Councel and corms For Sale Court Work. 1924 'Ford Coupe for sale, price Sir. ;Holmes may be consulted at $35:00, in fair condition. Apply to .Enderich by Beane, and Phone Lawrence Regier, Phone 5---83. charges reversed. Dr., H.. tI, . C O W E N L. D. S. D. b S. ;DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ DlafiCK,-ZURICH Elisxy Thursday, Friday, :Si ourday At BARTLEIB, BLOCK, DASH:WOOD Reidy -lifonday, .Tuesday and Wednesday , -U-C-'i-I••o-N-E-E-R . OSCAR KLOPP -Graduate Carey M. Jones National "School of Auctioneering. Try me for liltegiistered Live Stock, (All Breeds.) Xerms in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will sell .anything Anywhere, Zurich. Thane 1t3-93, or write. Licensed Auctioneer fOR HURON & MIDDLESEX 1 AM IN A POSITION TO CON- iittect any Auction Sale, regar'dle'ss -as to size or article to sell. I . tla,cit your business, and if not satisfied' will make no charges for Services Ren- dered. ARTHUR WEBER -Dashwood Thane 13-57. FOR SALE A limited number of fine small pigs 4 weeks old for sale. Auupl to; Sol. Giixgerich, Zurich. ed e EGGS FOR HATCHING And baby chicles, White Leghorns. If you want disease free chicks this is the place to get your eggs for hat- ching. The low price of grain has enabled us to reduce prices accord- ingly. tf-36 Twinmaples, Brace .I. Klopp. FOR SALE A good Holstein cow, with calf. Apply to Henry, Clausius, Zurich. FOR SALE A choice one month old Registered Holstein Bull Calf for sale from ac- credited Herd. Apply to Wm. Sparks R. R. 3, Bayfield. FOR SALE A number of good horses at var- ious ages for sale, including a spanof 2-yr._old Clydesdale colts. Apply to J. Hey, Jr. -24 NOTICE J. C. Salmon & gOr'i, Terulis$els, wish to advise the public that they are stili in the same business, with prices as usual. Your order will be much appreciated. Phone 94-16. SEE US FOR NEW LOW PRICES William H. Brown ON THESE BATTERIES OF l.� "QUALITY" A. 8. P. ww, , aladuated root Speciatist AT oNTABIO DASHWOOD -- ••••NisaeNe ••• ` lel a' urichsa ' Pop EAT MARKET ANNOUNCING 'I T WE HAVE PURCHASED WWHOM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT ?R DgCRT, THIS WELL ESTAB .SHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE B. Yun gbli.t & Sou 1sSSSOSA•01180. 00011615 ee es 09 COAL 1931 Announcement 1 ''RING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT FOR :Scranton Coal `cci e Alberta Con and Soft Coal A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 50 Cts. Per Ton will be allowed for cash. Order Early ns prices wm advance vr.Juno 15tIa. Case •-. Son 3.6 fEN SALT. .a l VE POU LT R. WANTED taken every Day till 3 o'clock, p.m. :`The not feed Fowl same morning "when brought; in. Highest sash Prices -CASH FOR -- Brown's Boot Shop CONSJJ•LTLNG ENGINEER S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Tor.). O'•L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and: Land Surveyor, Associate Member Engineering Institute of Canada. Officer-Seaforth, Ont. New Sonora Hadi COME IN AND SEE THE TWO NEW SONORA MODELS. MODEL 36 at MODEL 35 A, at . $132.00 $169.50 LOC ..r Mr. Ed. Rossenberry of Bay :r was a visitor in town onMonda Mr- Elmer Creech was a few s last week at a London Hospital - ing some special treatments. Mr. Joel. Gaseho was a Sun visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Peter R' elle, Grand Bend. Messrs. Ward Fritz and W. J. M ner motored to London on Wedn day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson iuesday, the Goshen Line, South, were recent'Mr. Jacob Haberer is away to visitors at the borne of lilt, and Mrs.lehawa to bring home the new Andrew Price, near Brucefield t ley. Coach which he recently Our - Mr. Elmer Clausius and sister; eased from C. Fritz & Son. Mrs. Facey of Tavistock, were visit ors at the home of their mother, Mrs, Mr. Ted. Wagner of Guelph, Miss Geo. Clausius the past week, and wl Anna and Mildred Elsie of Kitchener, is ill. end Mr. J. Johnston of Australia, We have been advised that gr -were week -end visitors at the home and Mrs. Harry Rose are maki'nlof Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner. arrangements to occupy part of thi; Commercial Hotel propert, onvne Mrs. Roland Geiger, who has been and occupied by Mr. Herb. Krueez+at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, The Silver Tea held under the au `where she was operated on, was re- pices of the Zurich Evangelical La -moved to her home on the Bronson ies' Aid, at the home of Miss An Line on Monday, and is doing as Hess, on Saturday afternoon and • „'yell as can be expected. ening, was a decided success, and large number of people were out enjoy the dainty refreshments. M. Clarence Farwell left for Ham toll on Saturday. Sorry to report that Mrs. George Clausius is quite i11. Messrs. H. G. Hess and R. W. Williams motored to London on Wed- rs sday. Sorry to report that Mr. Louis N. ld:nomy of St. Joseph is not making 1Y improvements in health. ,Mr. D. S. Williams, a furniture ,alesman of New Hamburg, called his niece, Mrs. C. L. Smith,. on Pleased to report that the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hart- man, of the Bronson Line, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Proctor of Goder ° !hand who was token to London Hosp- were in town the other day. We • ital, for treatments, is improvrng as derstand'that Mr and Mrs. Proc well as could be expected. intend to shortly become residents Zurich, by occupying the dwe property which they own, and occupied by Mr. J. C. Salmon. The weatherman is giving us real nice and seasonable weather, with a little thaw mixed in with the snow Sorry to report that our ge 1 flurries we see daily. March came in citizen, Mr. Win. Lamont had on Sunday truly more like a lion misfortune while coining out of ,; ';r han like a lamb, which if the old ad- age is correct, the month will go out house of Mr. Harry Me ley, eye e like a lamb. The roads still remain the Goshen Line, Stanley, to �s,• and fracture a rub. Mr. Lamont/?''n an almost impassable condition however up and around, but is rat 4`for the motor car, but they keep on going and are endeavoring to wear uncomfortable at times. 1 down the roads. A few day's thaw will help a lot to improve conditions. We congratulate Mr. Leonia;' Prang, who recently leafs a course.`' the London Teenical School, for ata' mobiles, and the s'pecial course givie. by the Ford people, upon having pan sed his examinations with 95%. Prang is now qualified to take care d practically all ailments of our sick autos. I•Iay Council met on Monday fie its March meeting, and indeed .a long session it was. Two drain ye laws were passed Svliieh took up a great deal of time, as quite ant ber of the parties interested who re oeing effected by these drains ere present and anxious to know note about thein_ he last week's issue we evade m tion of Mr. J. W. Horner.ivakin[ request to the London broadcast n - a ng, ,ttatied ;le>r a tenecialeredxtie.t..a..A4 nes 'T7:to'saar'more Trig nrner tti,o =zv: Date tune to be played, but Mr.. minds of one week ach, was sentenc- Horner advises us that he did not' ed by Magistrate Reid to serve six make this request, and that someone le myntles determinate and six months else must have taken the liberty of I ins!teterriinate in an Ontario reform - sending. in: his name an this occasion. tateep. It was his fourteenth convic- tion since 1922 for one offence or Percy Vahey, a government ,insp- ector of poultry, has taken a position with the Hogarth Baby Chick Hatch- ery, Exeter and will take over his duties this week. He comes to Ex- eter from London where he had ch- arge of the Ontario Hatchery. He will have charge of the field work and will render service to the chick cust- omers of the Hogarth Hatchery. The Hogarth Hatchery are now well und- er way and have taken of three hat- ches. They now have 11,000 eggs in the incubators which have a capacity of one hundred thousand eggs. Sentenced To Reformatory Pleading guilty to the theft of a cylinder hone valued at $70. from the Ford garage, Goderich, Norval Precious, appeared in Police Court Mr. Sandy E'Tloit, the popular Ford Dealer of Exeter was in town on Monday and completed the arrange- ments with Mr. L. Prang for service - beg the New Ford' cars. Mr. Ed. E. Wuerth will again be the local sales- man for the immediate district of Zurich, and will be only too glad at any time to give a demonstration of the Yariauus lures of cars this old eV -:liable firm are now building. With the incoming of March tlie' Beginning of the week, motorists` are warned. to not drive with their old 1930 license plates. The time `t5 now expired that the 1930 plates will excuse us The new ones well coli us just as r r.:Ali Tater on, and theft if the new ones are on there is i'•' danger of getting "pinched" f. the offence. The price of the ne licenses is small, or the same as 1 year. Thousands of Canadian geese ar visiting Jack Miner's bird sanctuar' at Kingsville, because there is op water on Lake Erie. The geese arei.W. R. Dougall, W. Pepper, H. C. Sol - resting before beginning their lon�:dan; Two bushel bag n I :rel wheat tlight to northland lfeady 4S ler e: Robinson, LVi 1 • ce to fI ! eat hawks were ;",!eon migrating northward , ,nnc..r•: On: bushel of eal} oats, Alex. ant they acre believed to be `reel-shv- i73ueltanan, L. liin mann, 1I. '1 vuernaer: uldered' and "red-tailed" hawks. Us:'hate oath L. K !I ten, 4�'. P. Doug - n Aprilly ey do not migrate until late .1, G. Ingram, i Relied; Siz rowedi Doug - in April. Jbarl.ew, 1"1. Wright:, J. Robinson, O. Assessor W. H. Edighoffer of Hay )Geiger, J in ;•ram ; i'icld Peas, Alex.1 Township has nwo completed his rod t3uchana.t, 1-1. '[ r uemn i, O. Geiger; ;hula and has handed in his aseessme Field beans, J. Ingram, W. R. Doug - 'et roll and furnishes us with theeall, FT. Truce -mad; Timothy seed, A. following interesting item: "It mtiyeBuchanan; Red Clover, O. Geiger, H. be of interest to your readers to ie -'1:, ruenulet, Alfalfa send, W. Alexand- eeive the information that in thefer, H. Soldan; Potato',, W. R. Doug Township of Hay there are residenrt all, H. Truemnei Buckwheat, W. AI - 125 persons who have attained and AI - ander, H. :Prut ninvi, II. Soldan. passed the; three score. and ten -neared Premier Henry complains that while pan of life, classified as follows: 70 nerybody wants good roads nobody to 75 years, 63 persons; 75 to 50, wants to pay for them. Why not mars 28 persons; so years and Dicot 'ase up on the program of road - 34 persons. The majority of these 'uriding until the people ares in a respected citizens are enjoying a fairl;;r'ioa•e "p.eying" httrnvr" measure of health_',; another. Hensall Seed Show The Hensall Seed Show ireIci on Friday of last week in the town hall, Hensall, was an unqualified success. Exhibits were the largest in the hist- ory of the show, and the judge, In- spector, H. B. Jeffs, of Toronto:, was pleased with the fine quality. Dr. A. R. Campbell, of Hensall, is president of the show, and Keith McLean of Seaforth, Secretary. During the af- ternoon addresses were given by W. B. Sanders, of Exeter; €l. Geiger, re- eve of Hensall, and Mr. Jeffs. The latter spoke on seeds and weeds, giv- ing an intearested audience much valuable information. He declared that in making out his report to the Government he would stress the spl- endid quality of seed grown. The prize list is as follows in order of merit: Sweepstakes for most creditable showing of grain and seeds, H. .1 ru- ernner; Two -bushel trig of fall wheat Not First Bank Robbery The Brussels bank robbery was not the first in Huron County', as stated -, n the- In nes. Some twenty-three ye- . oescl. Zurich .uric! ers ago the private bank of the leie}: James IVIelferehie, at 13[yth, was cm l How Iong will it take the public to forget the market crash and tie r• » a�arr it?1 have7 . ,, 1 J d � 'weed t t1 ream i'rtd egg'"` is wry human naturer to"trlrcnci re.e %df ', '1 ..g' ., . . i %, "r c"!U`,. ,!`,,,T old. th , r�r.,.,1, 't wi l Iv If 6..dvsr .m.ew; a 'bring out :•a new crop of Padeeeore, i lli �•�J:'1•2e .Nate .re+ a.', r : won As 'y3'1 94 1 i 911� w •t. j • tiered at night and $1,000 carried a - .ray. A young reran was arrested and had Ids trial at an assize court in deeler•ich, lint W:1S ace:dtteed by ;ern It ws , aid that the aeric. ed an, after the tri ,l remarked' to t • to Pir•. Mello -clde: "T have done •ee.uiue 'e alexia one .itX nt',li i,�•�e,, {lid'ut dQ oltAVO • "ANPM 00000000001.410.000000000.000000000100000000000.00000.00 Master Feeds Laying Mash, Dairy Feeds, Pig Feed 1leals, Steer Fatin e, Etc. Complete line of SDR. HESS STOCK FOODS I See us abort COAL and. Fertilizr 1 L. Schilbe & Son •NSm. (deseaa meede sa.w.e Ma•AsNesesse9sw,+ees o+ae rivaimmdmimwiwwwwamicmwmi&&wi Zurich Drug Store 1 We have a full Line of all the requirements of School Supplies 1 .44•.90.04,44•9••••••o•.•••• All authorizep Text Books k ebt in Stock da Toilet Sets, Manicure Set, and Military Brushes .••••..••.•••••••.••.••••• Perfumes Toilet Waters and Perfumizers. Fine Stationery and Fountain Pens. KODAKS AND FILIMS bre A. 3. MacKinnon, Zurich 4,AnwimmikommftsympaswIWYMARRAA4 • 9•••••• 0 •••••••••••••••►•• :.ia••••••@••••••••••G++•+ 0 4. •• • . • . • . . . 4. • 4 • • 4. • a HERALD and Kitchener Daily Record . $5 10 • • • HERALD and Toronto Daily Globe $6 00 • HERALD and Toronto Daily Mail and Empire .. $6.0041 e HERALD and Toronto Sat. Mail and Empire .... $3.25 . • a HERALD and Toronto Daily Star $6.00 . HERALD and Toronto Weekly Star $6.00 0 HERALD and London Free Press $6.00 • HERALD and London Advertiser $6.00 . e HERALD and London Farmer's Advocate $2.25 HERALD and Farm and Dairy $2.75 e HERALD and Farmers' Sun $2.50. i0 HERALD and Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.25 HERALD and Family Herald for 3 yrs. $3.00 0 HERALD and Canadian Countryman $2.25 HERALD and Weekly Witness $3.15 0 HERALD and Farmers Magazine $2.50 e HERALD and Youth's Companion 3 25 • HERALD and Huron Expositor•, Seaforth $3.25 o HERALD and Ontario Journal $2.75 0 HERALD and Rod and Gun in Canada $3.15 And a great many more that we cannot enumerate here. We have the Agency for every. reputable Magazine .in Canada and the United States, and can on the most of them. RENEW ALL YOUR PAPERS AND MAGAZIN1iS AT OUR OFFICE AND SAVE TROUBLE, AND BE- SIDES YOU ARE DEALING WITH PEOPLE YOU KNOW, AND WILL DO THE SQUARE THING WITH YOU. • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 • 4 ZURICH HERALD'S 1931 Clubbing List i • ST. PETER'S vanoelical Lutheran Churcht ZURICH -- ONT. "A. Changeless Christ for a charig- ing World" ^;. ridgy, gh:---Luthe r. I '° ��";rd<ay .Chnh Prnrt;c•e•. ng y. s rtDAY ?ER ct,r, d a Yn:- (ie rnt ; ie, . t15 a, ma edereen •1 sed. .50 p. rn. Ew ;,lig h de vide E. Turkleeiw, Pastor save you money HERALD OFFIGE3 Zurich • • all • a • 4- • . A • • 4 • • • • • • A . a 0 • 4. l0 • • • 4 C W.•,?yJ0••4+i*6*,C@e6•..•?•*v9W.. :>-..i ;.'..<;,•04"4-i'','' ,:iPiP•i>ti:'oO•err-r4.