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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-06-18, Page 4yvvvvywfvy lil IIIIIIIIIIIII Illli114 IIiI IN IIID Ifll11111 IIIIIII)IIiC1r1h11111111101 Illlllllllllll 1 �IIiIilllttEl� OP! at e's Place, Drysdale Forasf Oil, Etc., for your Car AND FOR YOUR SUPPLY OF FOLLOWING GOODS WHICH ARE KEPT 1N STOCK AND SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES:: Prints, Ginghains, Skirtings, Curtain Materials, Table Oils, Ladies' and Children'sf Underwear and. Hosiery, Men's Overalls, Work Shirts, Fine Shirts, Ties, Sox, and all Underwear Fresh Groceries and Fruits, Chick Feeds, Flour, Salt, Garden Seeds, Manges and Turnip Seed, Seed Corn, Soft Drinks and Ice Cream in Season, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco of all kinds. OVERALLS! OVERALLS! Ex a Special in Men's plain blud Overalls, red back denim. An :excellent wearing cloth. Sizes from 34 to 44; roomy cut, two hip Rockets, elastic suspenders. Well made throughout for only $1.25 a pair. Do not miss this. J. Gascho & Son, Props. J , S. Bedard, Manager ii11 1 1111 111111111 1 1 11 111111 11 III 111 11 1 111 ill 1I 1 1 IIII 11111 11 II 'I i, i11444++++++++++++++++++++++1.44.++++++++++++++++4,4+444 w 1 Massey -Harris Implements oaa. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM - PL TE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU Its A CALL • Brantford Windmills and Pumps • HAVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE GOULD air SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR 3. EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE 41. • SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS a. ;BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT. PRICES FAR BE- LOW THEIR VALUE. Good used Deering Binder, 6 ft. Cut. 2 13 -tooth M. -H. Cultivators ,4r,. One used M. -H. Manure Spreader M. -H. 51ii -ft. cut mower 4 _Also a team of good work horses. Young milk cow with calf at foot '▪ �' Be SURE AND GIVE US A CALL! N.E. Siem on, Agent, • Zurich ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. `l i• 4. Play safe Choose a Huron & Erie trustee debenture `when investing your savings. Mutual farmers insurance companies and executors invest in Huron & Erie debentures because they are authorized by law for trust funds. 11111 111 411 110 garret Johnston visited for a few da .s with relatives at Hyde Park, innie Gibb of Toronto, spent the lar Gtptie rich iba ebor the other day' with.* load of 14,000 barrels of gas - Mine the ' equivalent of 500,000 gal-. we k -end with blends here. I leas.} This being arid second trip of ohn and William Graig and sis-,Goderich this year ay for ter, 'Hannah, have returned home af- Goderich has kept bis eye op : ter a pleasant visit with relatives in 'the second call, to present the a r k Toronto. Harry Smith is greatly improved the 'appearance of the Hensall Union Cemetery a mile south of town. Thos. Parhnner has returned home after visiting relatives in Windsor. A .quiet wedding was solemnized at the United Church manse, when ' Nora R. Follick, eldest daughter of I1Vfr. and Mrs. Geo. Follick, wes unit: per ancon is paid half - yearly upon $100 and over for 1 to 5 years. Applications are accepted by. ANDREW F. HESS, Zurich; w•: .i••§••F••ir�F••I•d'•€•i4++++++ •1�3-�r•+nor•r.ca4.4,a.4,4..:...u.s,4-4..c,ms...s. MORTGAGE SALE with the customary •TM^.._� b being the first boat of the season to smith Tp., Geo,. C. Dale, a wellknown come to Gadetieh harbor: The yo+- farmer of that Tea, was :frilled. The ung captain, Russell :Knight was the deceased man had left bis home on. guest in the town hall, when the May- the highway in the forenoon to re- or made the presentation. I pair the fence and 'watch for ground. A remarkable good standing was, hogs on the grass farm a short dist- received by Gibson "Whitey. who grad- anee away, as was customary he took uated on Friday last from Western his rifle, when he failed to return, University, as well as attaining. hon k.f°r ecame Uneasy - �his went to �a, and found ,,0.401., ' ► ;rru11 a tor as e program and'.' many ren ihelsmimes .of the past were• enjoyed by all. Pe'lliciuus refreshens tints were then nerved. Shot 'through the heart when the rife he was carrying accidently dis- charged wdiil�e he was climbing over. on i Ws grass fa'nn. in TuckeiTucker,. ed in marriage to Wm. Soldan, eldest ours in his Honour class,.he els head" -Read with one foot son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Soldan , ed Ids class, and also won the Gold his father. lying dead the gun having. and with the Rev. Arthur Sinclair Medal in Latin. Gibson is the only ` caught Cie e7aded fence, while he fell officiating. son. of Mrs. M. White, of Seaforth 1 m ped by a loose piece wire.. ,Mrs. Maude Redden, as assistsmt and a graduate of Seaforth College I T bere passed away in oClinton, on', be - in the Hensall post office, is enjoy- ate College %'*ituae. May o at the home of her niece, ing a couple of weeks holidays While driving 'to Rayfield with lits Mrs. Annie Parker, an old resident of lice sister, Mrs. W. Kerr, in Northern fancily an Friday evening' last Gord- the town an the person of Ann Park - Ontario, Miss Ethel Murdock is on Curiiaagliarsi saw a deer in a smais er in her S9ih year. She had con -- Theher place at the local office: piece of woods. The animal on sight.train. two months ago from The Hensall ball team defeated ing the loped along'; by the fence: whiieii she did not recover and was. Wingham here on Thursday for quite a distance before disappear- maimed to her bed for 13 weeks_ day with friends in Hensall, and he June 15 the Goderich teaua ing in the woods.The: farmers sag Wash= her'Yorkshire Eng and came Levit Ingersoll, was here, the locals losing by 5 7. , are Several ire the woods about. im Camada avhen 1-6 years of age. At and Mrs. G. Johnston of Varna, Sl8 Mrs. E. Aldridge of town dyed m The one -millionth Ford made in the age of 2;0 she marsred the late• ent Sunday with Mrs. L. Troyer. Victoria Hospital, London, in her Canada was dispirayed. the past week a BaYl�ey, who dived but: a fees• The Young Peoples' Anniversai '� 50th year. She had been a patient Canada the various dealers throughout the y� ago she married the was held on Sunday evening. ,l"r; in the hospital for some time. count, and could be distinguished by'wawa Doslssvorth, who prede the loud radio equipment, heralding her years ago. They lived - its arrival. The millionthked! ear is a alaasad 25 sown time on the 16th Con., of God - new town sedan finished in maroon. erah Tie 'before moving for Mand people availed themselves in axial' T !poking over this car. Corning Weeks i Three graduates of the Clinton Bowe Collegiate were graduated in arts Each mamba, in Ontario has been' this year from the University of: Wes- visited by representatives of the Ona tario Business Revival Association which is headed by A. H. -Wilford, as Turner. dent of ens general :manager, and it is =- day. The Troyer families met.�at Ruth Ball, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bounced that 3l3 counties have sig , other morning by Jas Hoggarth, N. 13aJI of Clinton, and Mize' E% nified their intention of co-operating =- Grand Bend wit Saturday. The Eo>e neighbor. He had apparently pass-- McEwen, daughter of Mr. and Mese in the'movement. From Monday, families at Grand Bend on Wedz>e� ed away during the night from heart' Alex-. 1VIcEwen of Stanley Township. Tugs 29th until Saturday, Septembers day. The Stephenson • Bayfield on Wednesday and ter'r'a. 'failure. Failing to see Cook about, � M,: and Mrs. John R. McDonald of 5ti'•a, these home coining weeks will be o' ` e . Hoggart decided to'investigate and . the.L - London Road Hay Tp were held- The •week selected for Huron, made the sad discovery. Up until a year ago the deceased was a strong robust man, but advancing years Mr. and Mrs. H, Love spent Sun. Mr. and Mrs. L evi ofngerso y, Stewart, B. A. of Staffa delivered a before her marriage was Annie Twe- very inspiring sermon and the ed, was born in England and cavae to pen choir gave special anthems. 'Ong Canada as a girl. The funeral was Sunday June 21st the services will be, si held on Monday in St. Paul's Angliic- withdrawn in the afternoon and wilt an church here the rector, Rev. H. B. be held in the evening at 7 o'clock•, Parker conducting the services. Int - Rev. Rutherford of Woodham ewii�l exment being made in Hensall Union conduct the service then. .rT, Cemetery. She is survived only by her husband. ' Thomas Cook, a well knokn resi- dent for many years, was found dead in bed 'at his home the The W. M. S. will be held on day afternoon at the home of Mrs,' T Picnics are now the order of Item, Ontario. J. R. Thompson, who has entered the Church and was or- dained at Chatham on Sunday,, .Mi'ss ispent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lamont. Mr. and Mrs. H. Coleman spent Sunday with Mrs. Jean McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manson spent Sunday with their sis- ter, Mrs. Roy Lamont. Quite a number from this vicinity attended the services in Hillsgreen church Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stogdill, of Sutton spent a few days this week visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. G. Dowson and family. Mr. Herb Smith and daughters vis- ited last week with Mrs. Smith's sis- ter, Mrs. Hinds of near Chatham, Mrs. Annie Robinson, who has be- en staying for the past few months with her daughter, Mrs. E. Lowden, of Hamilton, returned last week to Stanley and is staying with her dau- ghter, Mrs. Henry Erratt. The rural Hydro line is being ex- tended south from Varna for 3% miles on the Parr Line. Ten homes have been wired up -and will be re- ceiving the electric current. A number' from this part went to London last week to hear Rev. Paul Rader noted Evangelist of Chicago. Mr. J. A. Carnie, accompanied by his daughter, Marybel, spent a week- nd at Hyde Park and Komoka. Mr. Ed. Talbott of Goderich visit- ed with Stanley friends the past we- ek. Mr. and Mrs. Lord D. Manson, sp- ent a pleasant week -end with friends at London. Mf Residential and Business Property in the Village of Hensall. Mader and by virtue of a certain mortgage which will be produced at gate.sale, the undersigned have been authorized to sell on FRIDAY, JUNE 19th At 2 o'clock, p.m. On the Premises The 'combined residence and business eprraerty, being Lot Number 221 on 'Abe South side of King Street in the Village of Hensall. ` `the property is well located, and well .suited for either a residence or a .c mbined residence and business. TERMS OF SALE 10% cash on day of sale, and the kat lance 'within 30 days thereafter. 22ossession will be given upon com- ;fpletion of sale. 'For further particulars and condit- itie is apply to: eDsrar Kiopp, Auctioneer, Zurich. elialaelman & Stanbury, Exeter, Ont., Solicitors for Mortgagees. BLAKE A very pleasant birthday party in else village on Sunday when Mrs. .a"Edighoffer celebrated her eightieth birthday Most of the fancily were fpr ^sent including grandchildren and event grandchildren. They were pres- 'ent from Detroit, Goderieh, Mitchell, 3'ullerton, Pigeon, Mich., Zurich and Grand .Bend. Her many friends Join in wishing her many happy re- tire= of the day. Mr. Frank Cressweller called on friends in this Saturday. .htiws Wilson, Superintendent of the '.Mott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, ax eompanied by Miss Gladys Doug- las, called on friends in the village jest, Friday. Mr. Jim Johnston visited friends :ars Goderich last week. Miss Rose Foster who was attend - rig .school in the States, is spending J:111 Holidays under the parental roof. Willis Mary Clark, of Goaerich ac- neenparded by a friend -pent Wed- eaesd;ay afternoon at her home in the ^ riBage. of Duluth, vicinity on sters families on Saturday in Gin erich. The annual S. S. Picnic• of Iiijajell; and Hillsgreen will b held at Ba brought a decline in health. He was field on Friday, July 17th'with ?Echo in. his 71-st year and had been a re- Hillsgreen congregation an b a c erg sident of Hensall since a young man. of the program this year. ' ,;His wife predeceased him a number of years ago and since that time he had livedalone. He leaves to mourn D A S H W O O D. his loss two daughters, Mrs. Garlock f . Detroit, and Mrs. Thos Appleton Mrs. C. Stade and Mr. anlrs 'of London. The funeral which was Henry Neuschwanger visited rvi� ivate was held from his late home ]atives in New Hamburg a re last week. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Fassold afg5e i troit spent a few days with Me.azcd _ Mrs. P. Fassold last week, 'er: COUNTY NEWS Mr. Clarence Routledge or Landow' was a guest at the home or Mr. P. • e ono , pleasantly surprised on the evening Bruce and Perth is July of June `2nd, when about fifty relat ives gathered at • their home to cele-• a brace their fonrtieth wedding anni-• l ti._ LOST versary. Many beautiful bouqui t-1 were received during the day. Dur- Between Milne 1 ader's 14th corm. ing the evening a 'presentation of a and the lake, by -way of S..Hendrick's; Chesterfield chair was presented to sideroad, a men's gold' watch. Finders Mr. and Mrs. McDonald. Mr. Mc- kindly return too owner er and receive Denald made a• Ten fitting reply, af- ,reward„. LloydVp : 'd was conducted by Rev, Arthur ®a. see...0't1.9.0.0••®4t16. l� lam• � �••', Adair of the United Church. isFOR zo. • ,it cost and Below Fassold on Sunday. The annual celebration of July Miss Florence Fried of, Los Ang '12th will be observed in Blyth this eles, Cal., visited with her- bunt Mrs ear on 'Monday, July 13th. :lac ib Iael moan last week.r„Mee„ :T. Eccleston. of Grand Bend Mrs. Ida ' Seaver and-” datiV tea is putting in a new minattire"golr Mildred and Mr. and Mrs. Orville source. This will make four for the Beaver of near Exeter, spent,/Sunday Bend this' summer. with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weber. Zwieker's warehouse, on Main St., Mr. and Mrs. Wes Kibler and fans- Crediton, • is being torn down by H. ily of Listowel were Sunday visitors Young. This is one of the oldest bui- with Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellerman. ldings in the village and at one time Misses Gladys and Ruth Weber of was a general store occupied by the London spent the week -end with their late Christian Zwicker. parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Weber. • Norman Vincent, Grand. Bend, Miss Anna Tiernan of MacDonald completed the stretch of new pave Hall, Guelph, spent a few days with ment on the road to the lake at that her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Tieman place. This has been a long felt want Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener A pretty June wedding was cele - visited at her home over the week- brated at Knox Church, Goderich, end. when Miss Ida May Wilson, daughter Mr. J. Schroeder visited with her of Mrs. R. Wilson of Goderieh, be - daughter, Mrs. E. Bruer in New ,came the bride of Clarence Daer; of Hamburg on Monday. near Auburn. The groom is a son Mrs. B. Stacey and Mrs. H. Hoff- a Henry Daer and started farming man and Harry and Gertrude attend- ed the funeral of the late Clarence Buehlow in New Hamburg on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen asid`Bob and.' Jean of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft on Sunday. Mr. Bob Kitchen is remaining for some time. all _ and Mrs. Harry Kraft enter- tained a number of friends on Mon- day night. Mrs. Snyder of Pigeon, Mich.,was a guest with her brother, mer. Irvin Eckstein and Mrs. Eckstein over Sun- day. Mrs. C. Finkbeiner and daughter Cathern are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. P. Humble in Sarnia. Don't forget the Strawberry social to he held on the Evangelical Church :awn on Monday June 29th. A sp- .endid program will be given by the sluronia Male Chorus of Exeter. air. and Mrs. . Clayton Wildfong, and iIr. and Mrs. M. Laub; Mr. Si- mon Willert and Arthur Willert mot- ored to Detroit for the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. W. McEwen of Den-. 7eld called on Mr. and Mrs. E. Geis- er on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sinnet, Mr. and Mrs. Russel and son Ralph, Mr, and Mrs. Dan 1Ii11er and family, and Mr. Jim aravella all of London, were Sun - :lay visitors with the Misses Haid, STANLEY TOWNSHIP 1+Ir.Thomas McMillan, M. 1'., for •unth 'Huron and Mr. Thomas Reid, Pa, for New Westminster' 13, 0 HILLSGREEN Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weido and family spent a few days at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Mr. W. Thiel and family of Zurich spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reichert. Mr. Bruce Walker made a business trip to London recently. Mr. and Mrs. E. Broderick were visited recently with friends from Petrolia. Miss Vcrlyn Thiel of Zurich is en- gaged with Mr. and Mrs. 0. Smith for a few months. i1r. and Mrs. J. Cochrane and Miss Edna and Mr. Wm. Jarrett and MiFS' Annie epent Sunday with Mr. am; F. Farquhar of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. W. Love, Rev R. It. and Miss Grace Love spent Sunday vith friends in Hensall. Rev. K'it !'.'a:: conduacting rrr•'ices in the Unit. ed Church on Sunday. HENSALL Ri.v. A. S:'ic°air o, tit! United Ch - :roll, H. Boater, and J. W. Ortwein ,.t:•rrci d the conference at Chatham, ;:ret to hoar he is confined to his .cone with illness. ,ati<s 'Scott r.:.sited with friend, at c' onto, .:Tr. and Mrs. Jar. 13onthron spent I'itt l' 1r? Mrs, .1`olui Johnston and Miss Mar - On new Farm Machines while they last • ONE LEVER HARROW ONE 2 FURROW PLOW •< •, CULTIVATOR • • 1 SCUFFLER • s QUEBEC SULKY PLOW DE LAVAL 1CBEAM SEPARATOR • • SPECIALS!' SPECIALS! • • McCORMICK-DFI <RING NO: 21 PLOW AT . $17.00 • • GOOD RIDING PLOW AT $5.00 WHEELBARROW AT $4.50 • ACT QUICK FOR THESE BARGAINS • • ALL THESE MACHINES AT SACFIFICE ]PRICES. NO REAS- • ' • ONABLE OFFER REFUSED ON ANY OF THESE MACHINES TO • CLEAR WHILE THEY LAST i,; General Garage,, Gas, oils, Etc. DIAMOND 4 -SECTION HARROW FLEURY No. 21 WALKING PLOW • • .. A. rang & Son - Zurich on his own account this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Seeley, of • ea 16 tt• • !' es t� •N. Ire Clinton, had a narrow escape from • •••i.•••®••••••••.•.03N•i 118 0011111110.!•sl••••.Ni®•00M being week -end motor casualties. re- cently 'when they figured in. a motor collision near Sarnia, having their car completely demolished and esc- aped . with minor injuries themselves. Monday night last was a red-letter night for the members of the Mason- ic craft of Exeter when the largest and most enthusiastic gathering, of Masons ever assembled in. thattown to pay honor to D. D. G. M.. Thos. Pryde on the occasion of his. official visit to his home lodge. The action for damages growing out of an automobile accident in wh- ich Hugh Carroll, of Biddulph, ran into another car early in the year has been settled by the Pilot. Insurance Co., paying over to the injured mem- bers of the party an award of $8,- 700 and the case was closed. A lovely summer wedding was sol- emnized recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mitchell at "Cherry Grove Farm," Centralia, when their only daughter Mildred. Kathleen was united in marriage to Win. W. Hobs of Thorndale. Jack Habkirk, son of Mr. and Mrs Earl Habkirk, Seaforth and a stud• ent of Seaforth Collegiate, was the proud winner of a $30 Mars Dust- tite Wrist Watch in the recent. Mars Contest sponsored by Levy Bros. Co. of Hamilton; Five Mars Watches we- re offered for the best letters ,en the subject, "If 1 Were a Jeweller, Why I Would Recommend a Mrs. Watch.' Boss & Brazier, who have been paving the highway south of Exeter, have completed their work and, are moving their machines from. R. Skin- ner's graces pit on the St. Marys Rd. west. There have been many people call at the pit to see themworking the past few weeks. The steamer. Io o1it , ono 'fit t,h-. Icnporial Oil.Co.; tank vessel kV.11. ' 22(t Day buysyou an Estate of $3OOOe For 22' cents a day - - fess than the cost of a package of cigarettes - pro can give your family $3,000 an the event of your death or build a comfortable income for yourself in your later years. This is based on age of 35. No Medical mination For healthy men between the ages .of 15 and 45 no medical examination is required. Write, phone or see theBranchManagerfor fu0lparticlolars concern- ing this National Automatic Endowment Policy. HEAD OFFICE A.iRANC e C , o s ;;1 'Canada K. A. 1<tOUTLEDGE District Representative ZURICH --- ON'I". e TORONTO