Zurich Herald, 1931-06-11, Page 1Vol. XXXI
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Chester L. Sm lth Pub! .
z11.25 a year, U.S. $1,50 ha Mases..
0.50 INARRSA.RS. $2 MAY i IK Gl 16k161
Publicity is the Greatest Fetor in Home Merchandising
The week -end ushered he some re -
'all fine rains, which wexexe accompani-
-ed by cool weather... The yro with of
all crops are marvelous for the begin-
Ioiny of Tune_
Hensel" Whips Exeter
In the opening game of b-ase1ba11
'!or the season at Exeter•;, it resulted
lin a win for H'ensell over Exeter by
the score <of 15 --'Sr. The hatterlea IAt the Huron County Council JJ
week, Stanley Township petitioj
for Exeter being Boyle and Creech;
for Henson, Passmore and Hedden
The score was 5 all going into the
last inning, when Exeter made a ser-
ies of costly errors. L Yungblut of
:Zurich :and playing with the Hensall
boys, made an unusually long bit 'wh-
ich could be only outdone by Babe
himself_
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WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE HARNESS, TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS, VALICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE FROM, AND
ARE OFFERING THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A . FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHE. LOCK MANNING LINE.
ALSO AGENTS FOR TEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
:1 FRED THIEL - Zi�R1Oi�
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the Council to have during the se
mer months the County Traffic q''.,,
cer patrol the Blue Water High+*:
between Bayfield and Grand BeIn,
on Saturdays and Sundays of.eleh.
week. , We most certainly think t71i
would be an advisable and just a'e'
as it is almost unsafe to venture e t
on that road at times, when one c, n
siders the enormous speed that m ;,_y
of th cars travel. If only half of e
speed violaters were brought' befe
justice, it would be necessagy 'f&
the Police Magistrate to open a boos .
say about at Drysdale, and .he would
have a rushing business by impost;
fines and making the necessa�
• change in money. But it would ce
tainly make a much safer place foe
the .public to traved thereon 1
MANY ATTEND R. E.
RALLY AT DASHWOdt)
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The religious education rally at tia
Evangelical church, Dashwood, fe -
tured an address on the subject, "Tl e
Lord of the Harvest," by the distr.' t
chairman, Rev. J. P. Hauch, of St
.afford. The general theme of the ral-
ly was "Binging in the Sheaves". 4.t
the first session an inspiring address
was given by Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffq`r,
of ]Mitchell, on the subject, "The Sail
of the Soul." The same high pitch bf
interest was manifested throughout
the entire two days' program of 7
speakers. Besides the district cha-
man, the following ministers wale
present: The local pastor, .i. vNr.Sauel: ;
J. J. Leibold of Sebringville; F. 3.
Meyer, of Rodney; W. Y. Dreier, of
Zurich; W. A. Durst, of Shakespeare
W. E. Beese of Tavistock, and W.,: 'I.
Sippeh, of Crediton. Chester,-Sxnfl?
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On Sale: New Shoes
For Friday and Saturday
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OVER 3011. PAIRS BRAND "NEW 'SPRING :SHO AT 'IrERY
SPECIAL 'L'OW IPRICES.
2.95
FOR MEN AND -WOMEN, ANY:SHOE1IN'THE ' W AT:
EVERY CONCEIVEABLE NEW STYLE -FOR SPRING AND
SUMMER, STEAM POMPS, OXFORD'S AND 'PIES, SPORT
SHOES, BLACK AND 'COLORED, SUDS, "PATENTS AND SAT-
INS; HIGH AND MOW .REELS. .A .MARYEL'OU S SELECTION.
A REAL;FRIDAY AND .'SATURMAY 33. &..ARC .
KEIrAgIRIAG NEATLY BONE
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hess motored
to London on Monday.
Mrs. C. Eilber, who spent the past
week with friends at Hensall, return -
'ed to her home here.
• Dr. P. 3. O'Dwyer is spending a
day or so at London on processional
duties.
Messrs. Frazer, Ira and Melvin
Brown of Kitchener, were Tuesday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Siewert.
lair. M. R. Rennie of Seaforth, cal-
led on his sister, Mrs. L. Geiger one
evening last week.
Miss Anna Deters has moved her
millinery stock into rooms on the
cast side of krueger's- hotel. _ .. .
Mrs. Walter Hazie, and brother,
Mr. Gordon Rau, of Detroit, were
week -end visitors, with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rau. •
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe and
son Laird of the Parr Line, and Mrs.
Lydia Pfile of town, were Sunday
visitors at Blyth. .
Wednesday of this week is the
day set for the annual Zurich Public
school picnic, and as the day looks to
be real fine for the occasion, conse-
quently there will be a big turnout.
Mr. and Mrs. A, G. Edighoffer are
this week moving to Grand Bend,
where Mr. Edighoffer has again ren-
ted a barber shop for the summer
months, which he will operate.
Mrs. F. R. Anderson of London,
visited with her father, Mr. C. Zirk
editor of the Zuric],i.Herald, conduc'l 4 lo l e Bronson, and other relatives
ed one the ox- ""'"r'`'� ixt. are x 1.:.,, 'Sew 'las this ..*eek
loaaaL;` cckulx pnue' he lea, : tliffii� ' '.E:re,}a il;, rs ' -x�va. sc'r. '' of; Seb-
ss Alice "Ho rnlri'`'rex d�rod zri $ick' vii] were- stagy i� x r+
iatI.S r. Ing ,
throughout... The new: officers` for the tits 'bore of her sister, Mrs. John
gland.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gascho and
Ross, Mrs. 0. Surerus, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Gascho were Sunday' visitors
with friends at Kitchener and Tavis-
tock.
Mr. Ben Schantz and son oaf' Kit-
chener, Mr. M. J. Snider of Indiana,
Penn., Mr. D. Schweitzer of Kitchen-
er were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Siebert. Mr. Snider
being a relative to Mrs. Siebert and
they had not seed each other far'
;some fifty years.
Public School Inspector Beacom of
:Goderich made his official visit to Z.
Public School, on Tuesday, and found
religious education organiz�a+''to d�'qf
the district are the following ± esi
dent, W. M. Sippell, of Crediton;
Vive-president, W. H. Edighoffer of
Zurich; Secretary, Hilda Strasser, of
Sebringville ; treasurer; Henry Lein -
weber, of Tavistock. Dinners and sup-
pers were served in the basement of
the church by the . energetic ladies of
the congregation. There were 75 de-
legates and ministers in attendance,
besides many friends from suxraund-
ing communities.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The Township of Stephen Court of ;everything in good conditpon, which
pealsion to hear and determine ape speaks well for the efficient teaching
peals against the 1931 assessment ;staff, the effort of the pupils and the
Tell,
auto, was held in the Town Hall, Cre- ;co-operation between the parents and
�liton, on May 26th at 2 p.m. A1T :school.
members were present. After each
had taken the oath, the following are
peals were disposed of: F. F. Fuller
assessment was lowered to $800; The
Canadian National Railway's asses-
-ment was lowered $100; Jos. Ma :hotr ed the evening together. The dining
ey's assessment was lowered to $4700
The Estate of William Pfac, deceased' room was becomingly decorated, for
assessment was lowered $400. Apps- the occasion, and the little girls all
als of Simon Morlock and Mrs. Nola, report as having had a most. beauti-
fulMaloney were dismissed'. A numberPolice Villages. The Court then ad- time.
of dogs were added in the difficult Just as the "early birds" of' town
were beginning to look about their
surroundings on Wednesday morning
our popular citizen, Mr. C. Fritz ''eft
town on a solo day's outing riding
on the old reliable Ford, and with
gun tucked away at his knees he
turned' his face towards the Med-
ford celery beds in anticipation to
either gain or give knowledge to this
industrious occupation of growing
this ever popular vegetable. A pro-
.rninent citizen advises us that the'
'season of taking tiVe shotgun was for
extermination of the rather un-
popular groundhog, and we hope the
day's bag was axx attractive one.
• Miss Audre Foster, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Foster, entertain-
ed to a birthday party ,on Tuesday
evening when about a dozen of her
Little girl friends gathered andenjoY-
journed and the Council opened for
`General Business. The minutes of the
•previous meeting were read and ad: -
opted.
• That By-law No. 453 to rebate the
surplus money pia) rata on hand to
the ,owners of lands in the Township
• of Stephen with reference to the cdn-
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• struction , of . The Gaiser Drain, hay-
ing been rad three times, be passed
• and sighed by the Reeve and Clerk,.
and the seal of the Corporation Lata.
• tached thereto.
• That the following pay sheets and
• orders be, passed:. .
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. Lewis Devev rd. No. 3, $5.60; H.
True Love
Diamonds
CHOSEN BY EXPERTS
CANADA'S GREATEST LINE
DIAMONDS -.
NEW STYLES NEW MOUNTINGS
FRONI $20.00 UPWARDS
OF
Hess, The Jeweller
Yes! You will Find
DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN
Prices now at Rock
Bottom low far the
Season.
Stock up now with �,
Genuine Anthracite,
For Cash Payment a Discount of
per Ton wil be Allowed-
�..�._ Caxte1c ,,
Phone lOw or 103 HENSALL, O
Schenk, rd. 6,$50.35; Michae], Mad -..Hay Tp.. Resident Passes
den rd. 11 $2.40; Wm. P. Le'3e_xf d 7'he death occurred suddenly on
20, 42.75. Sundry perst�ls, xe turday, -June Gth, at her home
bate of surplus Gaiser drn. $1,�t.v4a aiear Ki'ppen, of Mrs. Henry Ivson,
Jos. Guinan, Postage $3.00; Merritt in her 71st. year. Deceased was a.dau- j.
Thompson, claim re accident on Twn ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Rob -
Line,
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Stephen & McGillivray 10.00; ert Mellis, her father having been
Hydro Electric Power Corti., account tostxnaster for Ripped for many hye-
6.75;
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6.7'5 ; Matt. England, sheep killed by ars. She leaves her husband,
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dogs 8.00; Jos. Guinan, sheep valuat- daughters and two sisters. Mrs. C.
art 2.00, e.,' A. McDonald of Hensel). being a rel -
The Council adjourned to meet a-ative. The departed lived all her life
'gain in the Town Hall, Crediton, m the Kippers community, and had
41'• Matonday1p.xn., the 6th of July A.D. 19.1., • many intimate friends. The funeral
took place on Mondoy from St. An-�
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Henry Silber, Clerk '
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Used Car Bargains
We have a number of Used Cars in Stock
at very attractive prices. See these before
buying and save money.
TERMS TO SUIT
NO EXTRA FINANCING CHARGES
1927 FORD al -DOOR SEDAN, STEEL SPOKE Wi I1EELS.„:S► t
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1527 FORD COACH, ALL NEW TIRES, FINEST UPHOLSTENG
-. LIKE NEW. ONE OF THE BEST CARS OF.THIS.MODEL
IN THESE PARTS. SEE THIS CAR IF YOU WANT' A
° REAL GOOD CAR CHEAP.
1925 FORD COACH, TIRES ALMOST NEW, MOTOR OVER-
HAULED, FULL SALOON TIRES, LICENSE; ETC.,
PRICED LOW, ONLY $115.00.
CHEVROLET TOURING WITH NEW* LICENSE, 2 NEW DOM-
INION ROYAL CORD TIRES, AND OTHERS AS GOOD AS
NEW. WOULD MAKE A GOOD 4 -WHEEL TRAILER.Fist"
THIS CAR HOME FOR ONLY $22.01
1923 FORD 1 TON TRUCK AT A BARGAIN
1922 FORD TOURING, NEW LICENSE $25.0G
1923 LIGHT DELIVERY FORD
1 COUPE IN GOOD CONDITION, ONLY $23.x0
1 FORD ROADSTER, AT $35.00
1929 FORD MODEL, A COACI3 IN GOOD CONDITION
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Phone 82 or 115
drew s United t vury , Ki ppe ti ..1
Superior Quaiily St're
We are now offering a full line of
Spring and Summer Goods at Rock
Bottom Prices
WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SOME OF OURBAIzGAI' S
IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS., 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS, AT Zitc
A YARD. COTTONS AT 10c AND 15x. A YARD.
SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $1 -SIR A PAIR,.
.' GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS Of ALL KINDS,.
HARNESS REPAIRS, SHOES, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., ETC:.
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MER CHA N T
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