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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-06-04, Page 4"'",• d110011111111111114110101101$10111110111fleeedealIMIOnlii ii11111111101111110111111111111111111111111. :11111t.'f• STOP! at, Joe's Place, Drysdale For Gas, Oil, Etc., for your Car AND FOR Y01,42 SUPPLY OF FOLLOWING 'GOODS WHICH/RE KEPT IN STOCK AND SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PMCES: 'Prints, Cinenams, Shirtings, Curtain Materials, Table Oils, Ladies' and Chi‘irien's Underwear and Hosiery, Men's Overalls, Woik Shirts, Fine Shirts, Ties, Sox, and all Unillerwear Fresh Geoeeries and Fruits, Chick Feed i"; Fleur, Salt, Garden $eds,, Mengel and Tnrnip Seed, Seed Corn, Soft Drinks and Tee, .Can in -Season, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco of alllinds. OVERALLS!,70P-RLS! Extra Special in Men's plain blue .0veralls, red back denin....tAni le.xcellent wearing cloth. Sizes from 3.4 to 44'; roomy ant, twh. hip :pockets, elastic suspenders. Well made throughout for only $1.25 a pair. Do not mil„os Gascho &. Son, Props. J. S. Bedard, Manager 111111 1 111 111 I 1 11111 III 111 11111 111 11111 lIlIIIIHUt I 0 III' IIIIIIEIE E +++++++4 4 ++4 ++ a++++4 + +++ Massey -Harris implements ',4114, WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR "ME CELEBRATED AND COM- • PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND At' WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED (OF NEW MACHINERY TO 111'' • LET US ICNOW, AND WE WILL BE !PLEASED TO GIVE YOU • • A C:AliL .1 HAVING RECENTLY BEEN .AT1POINTED BY THE GOULD SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR • EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND-TO:NONE" PRODUCTS, WE le * SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN 'THIS 'LINE AND CAN ALWAYS i Brantford Windmills and Pumps ASSURE YOU'OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. ..,e. • BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OittlaGOOD USED AND REBUILT * MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE- LOW THEIR VALUE. 4 4 4 + .5 Good used Deering Binder, 6 ft. Ont. 2 1.3 -tooth M.-H.Z.tultivators- One used Manure *reader M. -H. 5Ye-ft. cut mower Also a team of good work horses. 'Young milkscpW Withcalf at foot 3: Be SURE AND sn'm US A CALL! N. E. Siemon, Agent, • Zurich t :Huron ec Exie Debentures per annum is paid half - yearly upon .$1.00 and over. Monied by an institution that is "Older than the Ponenion of Canada." AV/cations are accepted by ANDREW F. HESS, , • • 1,.r.• ".•; ' • Miss Einnia •blmore. of Eneidon, spent the week -end recently at her home on the Town line. • - Mrs. Fassold of London, spent a few .days with 'friends in this vicinity Miss Gladys Douglas of Scott Mem cniid :Hospital, Seaforth, spent the week -end under the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carnie spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Allan iiteai Mrs. Johif Re, Sr: f Zurich, sp- ent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hey of the Village. Mrs. Yeter Brennerman's many fri -61 ends will be pleased to know that she Zun STANLEY TOVVNSHIP. Mr.. Frank McClinchey was to Tor- uto on business on Tuesday. Miss Margaret McKinley visited 2:relatives in Detroit last week. She .areade the trip with her cousins, Mr. mod. Mrs. B. Levis of Clinton. There will be no services in the eaurches on the Varna charge next -Xunday as the pastor, Rev. E. A. rioulter is attending Conference at "ediatharn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenbury, of Mich., visited with the latter's e-H-eits.' ter, Mrs. Thos. Robinson on Sun - y. Mr. Wilson Campbell, Miss Letitia Campbell and Miss Mae Campbell of Seaforth spent Sunday at the home at Mrs. Jean McKinley. NOTICE Ifaving been recently appointed weed inspector for Stanley Township, hereby advise all fanners who have land badly effected with sow thistle to cultivate same now, in preparation oto sew buckwheat before it is too late Signer—Harry Rau BLAKE Rev. Mr. Poulter preached- the' last of the series of sermons on Sun- day. These sermons have been very inspiring and were listened to by large congregations, which is very in- :couragino. The Blake congregation were pleased to ser so many or the forme members and irlende present • gocm to show they haven's for- gotter. their home church and frlends 'They were present from Toronto, 1Loncion, Hamilton, Parkhill. Hensel], Deueefield, Exeter, Kippen, Zurich,: Chif,:elburat 6 came ,through the operation all right and is slowly recovering. Mrs. Thompson of Brucefield, sp- ent the week -end with her daughtei and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne D. Manson. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Chiselhurst spent .Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McBride. Dr. R. R. Ross and Mrs. Ross, of Seaforfh called on friends in this vic- inity recently. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McBride and little son of Brucefield spent Sunday with friends on the Goshen line. HILLSGREEN • • The ladies of the Hillsgreen church nit on Wednesday afternoon and qu- ilted two quilts to go in the bale. The Rev. C. Campbell, L.D.A., Tor- onto will conduct the service in the afternoon on Sunday, June 7th. Rev R. R. Connor will be attending Con- ference held in Chatham, from June 3rd to June 7th. Mr. Keith Love is also attending the Conference held in Chatham this week. Keith will be ordained for the ministry in that city on Sunday, June 7th, Mrs. L. Troyer spent a day visiting Mr. ,and Mrs. W. Hyde of the Lon- don .,Reed,' Hensel]. We are sorry to report that., Mr. Reht. Stephenson is confined his room. We hope he 'will soon be en- joying his usual health again. Mrs. J. Steacey and sons, Messrs Jack and Fred, Miss E. Faulkner of Detroit, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. W. Jarrott and Annie. And also with friends at Heerall, Mr. A. Cochrane spent the week- end with friends. in 0:inslie,: Mrs. P. Campbell of Hay Town- ship, visited recently with her pee- ents, Mr. and Mrs„ IL Love. Mr. W. Blackwell of LaniinooMleln pent the Week -end • wit hi motkene Mr'S. PholtWell ac famit, Mr. and Mrs, G. Love and Mrs. Love also of Lansing accompanied Mr. Black- vvrelilniotvye.r and visited ralatives in this Quite a number 4frorn this vieinit attended the anniversary Services in the Neilsen United Church on Sunday last, and also tile, play held in the Town Hall on Monday evening. The Y. P. -Anniversary of Hills - green ChlaCh Win be held on Sunday June 14th at 17.:30 p.m, Rev. M. Ste- wart of State will conduct the ser- vice. The. Kippen Choir aze. prepar- ing special music for the occasion. The afternoon service will be with- drawn on that day. Mr. and Mrs. Lavender lhave gone to Hensel% where they Inte, nicely set- tled in afar new home. • • Mr. ,are i Mrs. Otto ;Stephan and 'faMily have also e. moved 'to' HenSall, to live and have of itaitery settled in their new home. 1-IENSALL The annual meeting of the Conser- vatives (of South Huron will be held here in the town 'hall on Monday aft- ernoon, June 29th. Laweence Ford <of North Dakota, spent a few days wisiting his -aunt, Mrs. T.. Berry. Josh Ashton is making a number of improvements to his residence on S. 'Rich:mend st. The executive of the Conservative Association held a meeting in the town hall on Friday eve Iast. Wan. McKay., of HagersviIle, • is visiting at the !home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Sheppard. Mildred McDonell of Guelph is vis - king at the amine of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDonell. Robt. Pateram is having his house, painted with an attractive appearance Mrs. Carry Ballantfne attended the funeral of a relative at Stratford Mr. and Mrs. Len Seamon and Mr. Miller of Kitthener, were visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs. C. Seamon. Mass .Efleel Murdock assisted in the post office during the absence of Miss Maude Hedden. Mrs. Vair, of Toronto spent a few dafs visiting at the home of Mrs. R. Bonthron. Mrs. Lorne Thompson of Toronto,. is visiting 'with her parents, Mr. ay Mrs. John Fisher., • Mr. and Mrs..; Otto Stephenseof'HIJf township have moved to the village and are residing -in the house former- ly occupied by Mrs. T. Appleton. A quiet wedding was solemnised on Sataeday last, ,at the Presbyterian Church parsonage when Miss Greta: Jean Forrest, daughter of J. G. For- rest; of Hay 'Township, was united in marriage to Thomas Gladwin Leven: eler, .of -Millsburg. The Rev. Dr. Me- Illroy officiated,„.and the attendantsi Were kiss Mary Forrest and Ward Forrest, slater and brother of the bride. The bride was becomingly dressed in blue canton crepe with 'ac- cessories to match. The young couple left on a short trip to London . and other points and on their .return they will reside in Hensell.; . • D A 5, HW-OOD Aviv and Mrs, D. Eckstein of Jack - sou, <"Xiche Spent the week -end with Mr, md Mrs. Irvin Eckstein. and Mrs. Milford Melsehe and Verlag, were week -end visitors with 114r, 4.nd Mrs. P. McIsaac. Me and Mrs. Raymond Callfas of Detrsit, visited with Mr. H. Callfas On Stturday and Sunday. ' ' •Me and Mrs. Oscar Hartleib and family of Detroit were week -end vis- itore in town. Mn and Mrs. Elmer Kleinfeldt of Detrcit and Mr. John Kleinfeldt of Croinerty spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. :leo. Link. Mn, Wm. Eveland is visiting in Saeuie. • Miss Grace 'Guenther of Stratford vist41. with ' Mr, and 'Mrs. E. R. Otleh er'on StindaY. Me . ii Geo. Link: ' entertained. •her Sun y School class on Saturday af- teraPen, • 1104 E. French attended. the., fun- erallif Mr. Gee. C. Dale at Seaforth en iaesday. Mr. and Mrs. Boritzki and Mr. and Mn. Hudson of: Detroit, ' visited ov- er tilt week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willert. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elliott and fam- ily of Milferd, Mich., called on Mr. and lat4.'• Geo. Link on Saturday. :Wang: Link is visiting with her d ter, Mrs. Jacobs in Clinton. 'Geo. Palmer is sporting a new C er Coupe. ..„ ' Chas. Schlundt, Earl and 10. ek'Pontiac, visited Mr. arid Mrs er over the week -end. Mr4iid Mrs. Allemang and family of St.:, -Clemens were Sunday visitors with /4r41nnd Mrs. E. Nadiger. 1VInita Mrs. Leonard Schroeder of Winor visited with the former's parents; 'Mr. and Mrs. Jocob Schro- eder on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Strome and son Clair of Eli:alto-spent Sunday in town. • MoEetiben Goetz is attending a meetikpf,;the County Council in Goderic 's week. t .„Haugh spent a few days in t1g;.1 'iity last week. IVIr.la : Mrs. Herb Pfile and Mr. Fredn:100! Detroit, spent the week end h141PMeand Mrs. Hy. Pfile. • Mr;atitifthieg. Mastervido and Mr. A. lieSselA*;'Lansing, visited with Mr aid Mrs4 J. Kuntz over the week TIMM or 11741neM* Mr.. Lorne Ticinan lima accepted 'Oa position at. Idohnla for the simmer, • vacation.. The annual Strawheny Social un- der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical Church will be held on Monday, June ,29th. Don't forget. the date. The Walther League of the Luth- eran Church held a very successful picnic at Grand Bela on -Wednesday.. Everybody come to the school pie - %tic on Friday, June 12th. Wedding Anniversary •• . • The home of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Reynolds was the scene of a happy gathering one evening lastweek.whent about forty Of their relatives and fri- ends met in honor of their twentieth wedding anniversary. The evening was spent in"Cardo and dancing, after which: tliAniteiitseraed refreshrnents Muir bevartniii, gifts of: chinaware presented'iO"tliel bride of twent years ago. The guests irom a distance in- cluded Mr7iiiid Wm. Reynolds MAP Cooper and son of Sarnia, Mr. and 'Mrs. G. Fergusson,, Mk: and. Mrs S. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzoollotl; gins and daughter Trellis all of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde, Miss Violet and. Mr.. Harvey Hyde of , • salt; Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. and K'62C9Wr5 'Wag talGen to London by Dr. Dunlop far Mrs. Luther Reynolds, Mr. andl Mies. an X -Ray and had the frame -ere mance& Victor Kestle and Mr. and Mts. Hun - ;Capital Theatre ,1 WestStk, none 4Z .601031101 i• thOrdikeirti Ebleiptrit Sip!Alittl '-, SYStern' Nowwig .e...... ,e •-• "reas---oteel •Highway •Mono Tango and Wednesday • NANCY CARROLL. ' maul PHILLIPS HOLMES Will take you from New York to Havana and back to Palm Beach A great star ;and a great picture. STOLEN HEAVEN 1 • Thufs„ Friday and Saturday Jackie Cooper, Robert Coogan, Mitzi Gres* and 4zcieje Sear' PreSeni a joyous itOry of Youth- ,fenlickfieg• in,3taPpy:' bayltood on 1 ts Screen. .._ • "SKIPP , , e • ; I O' .t • June 15, 16, 17 --Charles Chaplin ' MatineesialW:CdtiYandLiSghatts•a"t3 p. . kin of Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Brown I George Daly, .son. of Mr. and Mrs. of Sharon. j.. R Daly, Seaforth, who has been a. student :at the Ontario College of ,at the vast year, received word that he had been awarded the Hendry Sproatt Scholarship for Museum St-. udy Tin additiiim to this Mr. Daly re- ceived :speCial mention in Illustration. :and honours in six other subjects. COUNTY NEWS L. Grieve of Grand Bend opened his minature golf course on Saturday last and was well patronized - Harry Lippert, hotel -keeper at The homed of nnemagers of Alexan- Pinkerton, was sentenced to months at Guelph on a second Bo: el" Marl ai nv ee and nGs elledrearl' TasyPiftaol'G°thtle or charge. building of a new wing to the hosp- The new rural hydro extension la ital this summer. The new wing will under construction in Goderich TUTIa• he a twoestory structure to conform The lines are being carried across to with the :architecture of the main ba. the Bin.e Water Highway, -north to' ildinge The new addition will include the Blue Water golf course and smith' a sun -room and on the main floor to E. nine ncooi totwa,g eso f. Toronto, was seatAitalten•and. diningToom. -nee 4e - there will be a snpezintendent's office • last on a charge of obtaining money up for trial at Goderich on Tuesday re: 'n. a Iinstrel Show in the ' The other evening the men of Cre- under false pretences. He sold 3950 Tdiothwnit IHI----all7 cement bags to Mr. J. E.. Bae.chler to a3capacity house. As • , • at 19 cents a piece and obtainetillifief thi.s. wan the first time an entertaine- money,. $3.95. The bags turned out.'n'tell of this Inn' d had ever bee ly gi-- to he worthies& ; Ten in the -village, everybody was anx end>Iirs. 4., Kessel who has been 1 ions to see what the boys were going' vi4ting, il. 'patents returned to •her VicWtoinriaellaottliet'alo,ILFronedriosnanlocweMatond. at; to do. There were not any dissap- lieme in l.lanSittg, with Mr. Kessel. . I last and on Tuesday undeiWent, 411, pointed_ The concert from begin- Altf: - and Mrs. Garnet Jacobi and - - ,.:<..-, . •. n Y.) ii. ktiAg to end twas„just one laugh. The. I operation for the removal or ms rigite Mfeelydia Vie of Zurich called on eye, owing to a growth atothe back four end man: Herb 'Young as Andsre l‘fiFte4,1 : Irsollik. Pfile on Sunday. 1 , ,,,, . no, 1 of the eye which was cauking him to Clinton larorlock as Amos; Howard: '"' '44F7•,' 4;•!+omas of Goderich •hese the sight. •., ?..„., e • , toi Truernteer at Ben. Crawford and Alf-. arilre: IVlaciIOand of Detroit, called. A serious accident ocemTed meths, red Iguerth at Kingfish, kept the au at th6"<homeeofMr. and Mrs. J. C. holiday at the top of the Harborrirli I, tense in an uproar with their jokes. Reid, tinday. -, • Goderich, when F,orbes iViilier, cora-, and witty'sa-Yings; MkS.J J. Q. Reid, .Laura Mae and ing up the hill on his Matte. Cycle ran Eketerwae well represented in the Billidpent , Monday in London.. into the rear of a tar owned by Edi. London Free Press Marathon staged Children's Da, -;in the Evangelieal, Lacey and driven by a Indy. The, smr over' a '26 nab aitate. when WE Churchiwill be observed on. Sunda -Y.: was going ev9it turning into C.Ohoneg Qui-me:youthful- s. runnel' of Edeter . June, sti,":A •special program is be- st. The sidecar , of the, ,nevetiRreyele ,iklesito:eleei&cifee ';',000ang in 'noto. : on::4,'S.t mg prepared. • ) • .was torn oc and MTAer- sustamod a Thin svaold's Elsa „long run and to, .. , Mr. Henry Becker, Sr., visited Mr. bad qui in the' lead and a broken ' Anish. along' with ' Some of the best. John Gloor of Logan who is serious- collar bone, and a slight concussion' noalatliimaers on the continent was a Ly illoi ' of the brain. He ME' unconscious for MIS& worthy showing. For fifteen Sunday. guests with Mr. and Mrs. a time. metes 1;2,unn trailed Percy Wyer, of Henry' Becker were: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. 13. W. F_ Beavers, Exeter, bad Trarentra, White finished fo.irth Owe. R. J. Eckstein and Mr. and Mrs. 1. the misfortune the . otheParrning But outhig to a .cramp in one of the: 'llrandr. of .Kitchener, • Mr. and Mrs; while descending the cellar ''Stetis' to, muscles was ..faecid Vo drop out for JaekeFishoeseancl Mr. and Mts:i Roy fall fracturing her right arm. Mem. towutas. • : • ' ".;";;Q:; • ' P•MmilimumpoppMlne ECAUSE you pass in and' out ofyour house so many Le times a day its appearance becomes so commonplace that you may not have ,noticed its need for a fresh. - coat of paint. • „ Tonight, stop a moment. Look at the sillsitthe the steps arid doors. Imagine whn..-Aiange a good, paint such as Scarfe's could make.. • Scarfe's have made high grade products since 1877 that have met the most rigid tests of wear and weather. Specify Scarfe's for extra years of colour freshness. FOR' SALE BY: Johnston & Kalbfleisch ZURXCH . ONT. . •• '•• otot, , 723 CANADA. „ 01110:5:' • 4.1 1`.