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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1931-05-21, Page 8tl1NU1111111 IIIIeikee>ICIt!I ituetuoini lrearms!!iulllrlUllilikig4I1N9111111f1!1111111111!1!ill111all ll!IiI!ilallfRIMI!PIIIM"]Irl?!PI !f ZP.17.1ald111MllIIIIIIll WATCH THIS SPACE For Something Entirely New In Advertising. We Repair Wagons, Buggies, Auto `Tops, Etc., Etc. HESS, the Repair Mau 1111.__._.. _:. -r If�lfr.111SIlIli1nl911i!� ',I.' RE STORE " WITH THE STOCK Nev S13-55, 0 t you C it 1111 •'..., ' y� ,�_Ly.f., y.L,yyyy,,,,�,,��,,,��y ,.,y,y.a..e��•�t.�}_ y. •,.,._ 1111 ..,_}_....�.. ...W.. s R Your Hardware Store Prints, Broadcloths, Rayons, Fugl Flat Crepes, Peter Pan Cloths, Ging- hams in season's newest colors. All at new low prices New Wallpapers V/7 HANDLE REG. N, BOXERS WALLPAPER.. HAVE 65 D=,.,,IGNS TO CHOOSE FROM, PRICED AT 8 CENTS TO 60 CENTS PER SINGLE ROLL. LET US SHOW YOU OUR SAMPLES, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS SUITABLE FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME SEEDS SEEDS A COMPLETE SUPPLY OF FIELD OR GARDEN SEEDS, SUCH A3 .. iANGEL SEED, TURNIP SEED, CARROT, SORGHUM, r I Va IJ GRASS SEED, SWEET CORN, PEAS, BUTTER BEANS, PO CORN, ALSO EVERYTHING IN PKG. SEEDS FOR YOUR GARDEN, AT NEW LOW PRICES. J. G PRODUCE WANTED 0 PH NE 59 Save Money by SAFE 1RIVING Auto Insurauce reduced for careful Drivers 20% REDUCTION FOR 4 YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT ACCIDENT REDUC111ON -FOR. THRErE YEARS' DRIVING WITHOUT ' ACCIDENT REDUCTION FOR TWO YEARS DRIVING WITHOUT ACCIDENT THE REDUCTIONS APPLY TO PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE AND 'COLLISION PREMIUMS FOR PRIVATE PAS- SENGER CARS ONLY. PROTECT YOURSELF! INSURE NOW! A iuh ew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO—SERVICE AND SAFETY Have You MADE YOUR WILL? i tete WE ANY ONT ALSI CLO eatioasesamme u -6 4em ore , soe 00414116.84111001144 * See s eeds aving made some Changes in Prices 2E IN A POSITION TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH E111G IN THE LINE OF CLOVER SEEDS. SUCH AS: ICI!'.RED CLOVER, IMPORTED NORTHERN RED CLOVER , " ,,LFALFA, YELLOW AND WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET lkie #IIID TIMOTHY SEEDS AT LOWEST PREVAILING SEE US BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. OST FENCING ANN ur,,p .a� ;COST ZINC BONDED FENCE, A SPECIALLY GAL xv� �' IMPROVED FROST FENCE FOR LESS MONw' `' W FROST ZINC. BONDED FENCE SUR. PASS d'MER ACHIEVEMENT IN FENCE HICTORY ZINC DEID1 M ,;ltSS IT MORE FLEXIBLE, ALSO RUST RE- SISTI. •Gkr xAti'IYj°'Lis(b7 i W ' LIFE. SEE THIS FIRST. WE HAVE EVE l►� 119ING SUPPLIES'. GATES, BARB WIRE .rine e, a+ ar, «'Zinst'V Vfl r &alf irrtnarr: trial% w'r�iDi P,; STEEL POSTS. Xrfm:'rovtd ! ati..�ntrnp a`C ••t1 rreut ar t'i:,r:: `+7r:bri grir:�slp + rfd*i ' "3vr:d b 4 tPYt F u , �r,` A.lir 3ri,ros iz9:Nlie avy and Shelf 9yu(��S'Jsr�y ebnai(�h 177. - Williams y� " if• P : ir4'"s9YTQi 9X1:r'iKY,'. '. '+ SSI, �,r� a..u. . °Ir !iiit , CIalar Tires,.!tCi. PFURNITUEE! Ha Nw �+E D ,. _....:iigif�'+�r. rY,i. ��y'.a ,. • .�, Ti�t(:i? l5di .. ONT.• MIM••• •., ssimireemessommi • • • 1 • • • w WE SELL THE BEST,' FOR' LESS SPECIAL PRICES: THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Choice Tomatoes, large 2% Size,'•''2 Tins :........... ........23c Bon Ami, Powdered or Cake, 2 for 25c McLaten's Queen Olives' 20 -oz Crickle Jar • .. ,......... 23c (Jar will make a beautifai Vase) Chipso, For Quick lasting. Suds, Large Pig. 21c Weston.'s Chocolate Peanut quick Lunch, per Ibb. 25c 53c Toddy, The Chocolate Drink, 16 -oz. 'En'' Fancy Red Cohoe Salmon, 1 lb. Tin : 25c Family Blend Tea, Per lb: ... ... ....... 39c Family Blend Coffee, Per 1b. ,, 39e New Factory Cheese, per lb. N .1,3c Fancy Hallowi Dates, 2 lbs. 1 ...... 17c OUR NEW VOILES ARE. THE NEWEST >. THIS SEASON'S PAT- ` TERNS AND ARE VERY MODERATELYPRICED. ALL OTHER DRESS MATERIALS AT NEW LOW PRICES. J e ME NER YELLOW FRONT STORE 11611.41 Phones 14€ ITEMS MS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merrier were Sunday visitors at Mitchell. Mrs. John Kuntz of Dashwood, called on Zurich friends on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gies of Waterloo, were Monday visitors with Rev. and Mrs. W. Y. Dreier. Mrs. McAlphin of Detroit was a week -end visitor with her sister, Mrs Wm. O'Brein. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gascho and Mr. Ed. Gascho made a business trip to London on Monday. Mr. Wm. Beaver of Hensall, cal- led on friends in the village on Wed- nesday. Rev. and Mrs. W. Sippell of Cred- iton were visitors with, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick on Tuesday. While in town Mr. Sippell purchased from G. Fritz & Son, a new Ford sedan. Mr. Wm. Consitt, of Hensall, the district Census organizer was in town the other day and appointed Messrs. Henry Howald and J. P. Rau, as the local agents for taking the 1931 cen- sus. Dr. H. H. Cowen wishes to advise the public that his offices at Zurich and Dashwood will be closed next we- ek, as the Doctor is attending the Ontario Dental Convention at Tor- onto, and will be out of town. In last week's issue we made men- tion of Mrs. N. A. Cantin at St. Jos- eph presenting her husband with a baby girl, this should have read, a fine baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wagner and son Leonard of town, accompanied 1.)y Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendrick of the Blue Water Highway, were Sun- day visitors at Kitchener and also viewed the remains of the 'axe Aire. C. Greb. House Burns On Tuesday noon, twelve o'clock, the alarm of fire was made general throughout the community, it being the fine large brick dwelling owned by Mrs. Jos. Regier, on the Goshen Line, South of Zurich. The fire hav- ing started at the roof around the kitchen chimney, just whether it ig- nited from a defective chimney, or from a spark is a mystery, and with the strong south. -west windblowing at the time, little could be done to exterminate the same. The Zurich •fire brigade. was called out but by the time it arrived the roof was at the point bf caving in, and as the supply of water was limited, there was only one thing to do and that. was to keep, it from spreading into other buildings nearby. Fortunately a large number of hand soon gather- ed and practically all of the contents were saved, especially those that we- re conveniently carried out. The house which was built by the late Mr. Regier, was a substantial one, as the brick wall at the base was an 18 inch wall, and practically all of brickwork is still standing. Much 'ympathy is extended to Mrs. Reg- 4ir and family rn the to"ss of their Int! home, as it means so much to" have your home burned. The house arried one thousand dollars insur- rice, and the contents were $400. tVhich is rather a small 'annoutit and consequently the final hiss will be quite large. ' Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Cu OF WOODSTOCK The Largest Business of any Canadian Company doing Business in Ontario- Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. 81st, 1928, $22,206,275. Total Cash in Bank and Bonds $160,878.74 Rates—41,5e 1,5e per $1,000 for 3 years. :.Klopp—Zurich Adeniel/ o -Dealer in Li .hinninnd Rods and all kinds of Fire Insurance �°^.•o.,,-1111 Depression Felt by Papers With,' the costs of production re- maining unchanged newspaper mor- tality rates has been rather high in Canada, .the past few months, some well-known and respected papers go- ing out'Of business and others chang- ing heads... In the weekly newspaper field in 'Canada 292 papers have sus- pended publication during the past ten years and during the past few weeks seven more have passed out of business.. Committed For Trial J. Campbell McIver, Toronto bond saleswan, was the other day commit- ted for trial by Mag. C. A. Reid of Goderich, on charge of theft and con version. The evidence of the com- plainant Robert J. Gailbraith, of Win - ham, alone was heard. He said that he had given McIver $2,000 with which to buy forty shares of Noran- da. He has not since seen either the stock or the money. Galbraith also said there was $.214 to his credit with.,; McIver, for which the latter had not accounted. The Magistrate said he had heard sufficient to commit the accused for ,trial. The prisoner was defended by Frank Donelly. Crown Attorney. D. E. Holmes prosecuted. The New Conversion. Loan One of the 'features of the new Gov- ernnierjt Conversion Loan that seems likely to appeal strongly to holders of the Dominion Government bonds matuuing in 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934, is that the new bond offered in exchange not only retains for the hol- der all. the privileges of his own han- ds, but provides for him an invest- ment of the hibhest grade, and one that will have a lifetime of at least fifteen years after his present bonds have matured. That is, none of the valuable privileges that were- acrvbrd- ed during the war years, when the price of nioneyi was mush higher than it is -to -day, is taken away. xt be holds the War Loan Bonds maturing in 1931 which carries 5% interest rate he will. receive asiirrilar rate of in- 'kerest on his new bond up zo the date of the1931 issue. So with the bonds maturing in 1932, 1933 or 1934, all of which carry 5'' that . nteflected money conditions prevailed during the War years. The new bond that is offered to him in exchange for ✓hathe now has will carry not only what may be wiled its "regular' interest rate of 4% %, titin ;wifl pro- vide r the additional interest rte: of half to 1 "Jo. • f- s *** f Smoke Care en ba b 4.4. Purnitare Reduced. IWe are , ffering our Entire Stock of Furn- Iittnre at Greatly: Reduced Prices, which Will wave it out rapidly. Be sure and get Iyour requires sients at these low prices We can soppy the Public with Seasonable Hardware at Wisderate Prices Let Us' Show You OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, $ WE ALSO HAVE SOME USED FURNITURE FOR SAIF. VERY CHEAP. Johnston & th eisch Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63 ÷+4-t••¢•4.++I• •+•¢• •• ++•i"++44141.4 ••firs'+ •I••:.++:4r•a•G••C-+++4-E-4+• +41.*44.1 t•++•8++•S4•64 a4•i'+•II••I•i-i+.•F••£••i++44*+4.4.9'1,•1.6 F••1.•>M+T•+4•I+i•d•• ++,,:°•*+ e. et IC ATTEnTIO?It . TO FARMERS AND TRACTOR OWNERS WE ARE NOW FULLY EQUIPPED TO SUPPLY .ALL USERS OF GASOLINE IN LARGER ,QUANTITIES WITII A GOOD STAND- ARD GRADE OF GASOLINE FROM OUR DELIVERY TRUCK AT LOWEST PREVAILING PRICES, WITH QUALITY CONSIDERED EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ON REPAIR WORK, AND OVER- HAUL JOBS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS WITH CHARGES VERY ..^-� REASONABLE. GAS OILS GREA_S- +'S i• d• i• �. Mousseau Zurich @•!••i•.& l4-1-11.41.**'k4-1-k +4.4 SF r•lr•^%4-ii,, s'44d':" 4.4.4.+ • •I++.2 -'r ^F tiQ�•4.4 E3 :6Q GO COG69,066ar,:666Q'!N&OGG as',66e666696 66466496666 0 0 • 6 We have a good supply of best qual- eity seeds as follows: Corn, Sorgh- • eijm, Mangold, Turnip, SugarB€et • Carrots, Millet, all Garden Seeds ••POULTRY' F . S in . Seeds 0 0 0 0 • Try our 'Chick Starters, Chick • • Feeds, Laying Mash, Rte. • • • Sec ns about COAL and Fertilizer • • • SchilbeSt Son