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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1931-08-06, Page 1s f%Ol. XXXE i Vie. .ZURICH. THURSDAY M liet the Herald know about a The average mall is Eke a match. If tch- If he gets lit ups he Ioses; his head.. A Washington hnreare which em- ploys several thousand women. finds -the 'unmarried. worrre t are the best -Workers. Perhaps; this_ is why so ',many men marry unmarried w en - STEPHEN COUNCIL The Council of the Township of Stephen convened at the Town Hall, Crediton, Monday, July 6th, 1931, at 1 p.m. All members were present. Minutes of the previous meeting we- re read and adopted_ • That by-law No- 454 being a by- law to amend by-law 445 "SCott Drain" having been read three times be .passed and signed by the Reeve • 0••••••040004004041••••••••••••••••••••0•404004+000.ast•a v. 41• • • • •♦ _• -111 • „• -40 .40 -• ..• -o ALSO AGENTS FOR THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE • FRED THIEL • • PHONE 1O2. •••••••••••••4041404100488••••••40•••••a•••••••••0••••• Harness, Etc. 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. Pianos Pianos IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW FIANO TO THE. PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND CONSULT US, AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR SEIERLOCPC MANNING LINE. ZURICH • • • • • • • • • 6 r, 4, • • • • • • • • • A • • • • • • • • • • • • • .• 1110•11111160001110606666410611111604116 110411.OsO111111. 000s0s•s We . Here Decided Price Re -Adjustments 1 • • � The Pubs.Has less . Money And they ' M� t Wear Shoes �D s t` EMIA,`EI�ITL L i You Don't �°You fn Either! THESE T:llt1'4 TFIINr Y-IN.ANy PE•i SON'S L \W:td0 'RF•A;SONS IT OUT Want Wear Cheaper Shoes 41 And We Don't Want s So starting tomorrow' we have reduced the average prifit throughout •A our whole: storey Every pair ,o1 shoeshere is to. he mashed dower-- • Ey., ;ESS OF CDS° Men's Work Shoes,, WW1' I.eaigter ,.or Tango Soles Mien's Black or Brown Oxfords Boy's Oxfords in BBs- .er "Brown 2 3 'Women's Pomp. and Straps in low:an�i ' a�� • r -_-Fi9 to $1-:25 • ,i Miss Pat, Pennim 6T Tom'. lio ;'$'x3'b- a NOT (CId '�,Ii'1 ' IES, T 0,031; SHOES CHEAP a PAIRING :NEARLY DONE • Bim OOH +� BrownShop WINDOW DISPLAY 1 $3_"!5 • $2-75, $`.50 • 41-95, $2.'75 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* • • • 4 • 4 • 4� • 4 y triS COUNT j Made To - Measure Suits • a► Overcoats1 • • This s I "' ' ' eddyfor shortiime VOietttan vh+ • • SOM. I illoommeigs AMA MilltriERAL DI!ltzen t"' • • u.;Ii••1Ml►>i***. + +tpuf44••4••I ** • NIN.G HERA AUGUST 61931. Chester L. Smith, Publial144 $1,25 a year, U.S. ;1.51. A4i, t *1.50 LJ AR RLARS,$2MAXBic l7Hf4B00It r Summer Visits and Visitors and Clerk and the Seal of the C' poration be attached thereto. That the following orders and F men's pay sheets be paid: L. Davey road 3, 120.50; G. Hr el 4, 139.70; A. Baker 5, 205.504 Schenk 6, 5.05; A. Regier 9, 142, W. Becker 10, 176.35; R. Ratz'/, 123.00; W. England- 14, 190.54 m Houlahan 15, ,143.60; W. Isaac 128.80; W. J. Lovie 19, 163.00;. Hodgins 22, 11.60; F. Triebner 188.10; P. Eisenbach 26, 2166.35; Madden 11, 109.45; Gravel accou, J. Rollins 24.50, N Beaver 67}50; "� Preszator 102.50; F: Triebner 8J; W. White 67.00; A. Weber 2.25;`. McCann 63.25; J Richards 8.00; Campbell 32.25; T. Collins 22.75; Clark 2.75; G. Steeper 45.00; J. '. Keever 23.75; J. Wein 28.00; A Neeb 14.75; W. Robinson 119.50;' Baker rd 23 8.15; N. Baker 1, 47.V; N. Baker Stat. St. 4.75; N. BakerB 1, 35.18; W. Sanders 2, 8.05; A. t - to 18, 11.85; W. Baker 21 8.00 P. Lovie 20 17.65; Herb. K. EW1.bi., part salary 100.00; G. Eilber fnsp t- ing• Scott Drain 2.00; S. N. Scott ai lowance re Scoee Drain 30.00; pit.; ney Snell ditto 10.00; W. J. Stanleit.4 ditto 75.00; Clerk of Usborne ' 7 by-law and fees re Scott Dram .30 6; 1144. and Mrs. W. Hybyne and fain - ditto Stephen Tp. 30.00; Tp. Step ph. fly, and Miss Brown from Galt,were interest re Scott Drain 1930 2 a • Scott & Stanlake, contract re S Drain 329.00; Tp. of Stephen ini est re Scott drain 1931 8.95; Trtj is spending her l'`pslitIdeeRoutledge :acs font in' Detroit. •Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klopp were ��y itda visitors at Dashwood. A goodly number of town attended tl e boy's camp near Auburn on Sun- dry. " Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoffman and Mr. L. W. Hoffman were Sunday vis- itors at Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman, of Galt who spent a week's holidays in town have returned to Galt. Mr. Roy Doerr of Auburn spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. George Thiel of town. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Williams recent- ly attended the 100th birthday anni- versary of an aunt, Mrs. Mary Agur, at Hensall. of holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Finlayson. urer Tp. Stephen Excise stamp, p;� the Toronto, teaching staff, and age, etc 2.85; N. Baker sheep ki tformer resident of Zurich, called 'by dogs 7.00; Ed. Fahner, ditto 7. "; Municipal World supplies 99; J. G.as er Weed Inspctor 45.85; Can. Balk of Commerce, collections 2.50. 4' The Council adjourned to meet 'a- gain at the Town Hall, Crediton, ;gin Monday, August 3rd, 1931 at 1 1,na. Henry Eilber, .Clerk HAPP[NEE TOYOU ? by friends in town last week. of a on Mr. Ed. Deters Sr., of town was taken to London Hospital on Thurs- day morning and operated on for bladder trouble. The many friends of Mr. Datar's wish him much success and a speedy recovery. 441a1tidfrg ALId cotltlt =,. treated his rtuig are swagger r 14 weor.!p,O ORDER,rpzng'near Aub‘- 1; rn... T.he.1rn. lsy' 1# y which. .include( the Class of boys, Mr. and Mrs O'Rrein, and Mrs. Smith of London Weare sure these boys will like their S. S, teacher better than ever after this splendid outing. Whenever I see the driver -;":3 motor car b.to a railway trail -lel,". crossing by a't'x„ feet, I can't help thinking of thy pitcher that went' to the well .srzitse too often .... anti broke. LT I could talk for just five min. 1ftec to every driver of a motor car I don't believe there would ever be another railway crossing accident: Gee! the things I've seen when «3rra,:.trs. tried to beat trains have cost: I.. Traffic Officer Lever was in town Fon Tuesday and Wednesday evening of last week, and put a few thing' in order. On Tuesday evening, Mr.. H. H. Neeb, east of town had a colt krun into by an auto and killed. Either some people have poor lights or poor eyesight, as The colt was being driven ',by some one inchorge. • No Herald Next Week. There will be no Herald published next week, the occasion being our -annual holiday week. • The Editor and family will again pack 'up the tent and rough it fora period of a- bout ten days, and these warm night, will be vee.' appreciativ'e..at the lake- side with only the canvas around you. ;Our trip this year has been. planned for Lake Erie. And please don't for - .me .my sleepless nights. Take my,'get, there will be no Herald on Thurs word for it there are enough una- day, August 13th. n siiflable perils attached to xdt iving l a W. F ,car without tempting Providence * ` Finkbeiner Passes tivher•.e the railway and highway ilieet. Word- was received here on Mon- Sl4se111, be seeing you! i . day of the• gassing of William Fred- erick Finkbeiner, an esteemed resi- dent of Stratford, where he passed .this life on Sunday evening, Aug - u t .2nd, at Isis: home 145 Caledonia ,Street, Stratford after an illness of •several mouths duration with cancer on the stomach. Mr. Finkbeiner and IN MEMORIAM Ira loving memory of John Fuy Who passed away one year ago, Aug- ust '3rd, 1930. a )le .is sheltered by the Rock of Age ,` ainily lbare been residents of Strat- .14:claored on God's golden shore,1 `foird for 15 years, and a well known. Each passing day brings 'us nearelJStratford agent for the Dominion 'Tothe day we will part -no more.` Vie Insurance Co., of Waterloo. He ]Laving wife .and Daughter.; ,' as born in Pelham, Ont. and prior •i „ moving. to Stratford, was pro- s "a j:nent. hardware merchant in Mil- ton for many years. He was esident of the Stratford Life Und- writers Association and a Member Centennial Evangelical. Church, be- ing a member of the official board as well as having held many responsibh' offices in church work, his father be- ing an Evangelical minister. Besides his wife, -(Matilda Faust) formerly of Zurich, he is survived by one daugh- ter, Miss Hazel, of the publis school staff, Stratford-; and three brothers: E. F. an<d 0. H. Finkbeiner of Listo- well, and E. J. Finkbeiner of Minne • apolis, and one sister, Mrs. S. N. Smith of Stratford. The funeral is being held to Avondale Cemetery, Stratford, on Wednesday afternoon. The bereft family have the heartfelt sympathy of many Lurich friends for the lobs of this sterling father of this ATTENTION! 1,. Edighoffer Garage HORSE SHOEING AND ALTA ?KINDS OF BLACKSMITHING, AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING, FEND- ERS AND BODIES REPAIRED. No, Matter How Badly Damaged, BEST OIL OR GAS, AUTO ACCES- ORIES. CHARGER REASONABLE Give CJs a Cal1I JACK KIPPED[, ZURICH Watch and Clock Repairing WE BELIEVE WE CAN GIVE YOU THE VERY BEST IN WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRS, WITH PRICES CONSIDERABLY LOWER THAN WHAT IS CHARGED IN THE LARGER CENTRES FURTHERMORE WE CAN GIVE YOU PROMPT SERVICE. Special Attention to Mailed in Wat- ches. Hess, The Jeweller Yes! You will Find aL DIFFERENCE IF YOU BURN Prices now at Rf'ck Bottom low for the. Season. STOCK UP NOW WITH TIEMI GENUINE ANTHRACITE For Cash Payment a Discount of : per Ton wil be Allowed - Phone 10w or 103 HENS.l ..I.„ O hap i ' home, >:•4.g..2••i..f,•F?A.i•.I••i••fr,•&+•F+++•Q••F+I•i•+.'f ++++•f :-•4•++++4r%•fi.{ 46.1•7I4+6'641; 4 + + + + NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH Quality at Such Low Prices On Men's Women's and Boys' Footwear :3" S• *I• HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS WE HAVE TO + OFFER YOU. COMPARE QUALITY AND PRICES WITH MAIL ORDER HOUSES, ETC., AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT YOU ,' CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING YOUR FOOTWEAR HERE. 4}, 113, 40!40 ?,B I MEN'S TAN WORK SHOES,° WITH F[JLL LEATHER A I LE SOLES 'AND P,ANCO OUTSOLES, 'RUBBERR UBBER HEMS SPECIAL PRICE $2.35 + MEN'S BLACK MENNONITE BLUC. WXTHT OUTSIDE COUNTEBt And Sturdy Built with Leather Insoles and heavy Leather or Panco Soles, Guaranteed the Best, $2.75 and $3.00 Pair BOYS' BLACK OXFORDS IN A COMFORTABLE AND GLOB + + + + + + + + + • + + + + + Phone 82 or 115 + + + FITTING LAST, SIZES 1 to 5%, Reg. $3.50 Now $Z.SO BOYS' WORK SHOES, BLACK OR TAN SOLID LEATH , Last year we sold these at $3.00, to -day only $2.25 WOMEN'S PAT STRAPS, Gores and Satins, Only $2.50 to $2.754 xx= WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS 1 STRAP HOUSE SLIPPERS wrr Leather Soles and Rubber Heels, Reg. $1.25, Now $1.011 a Pair CHILDRENS' PAT STRAP SLIPPERS, SIZES 8. TO 1(lr. Reg. $2.25 To -day. $1.30 Misses Sizes II to 2 only $I.5O.. MEN'S SUNDAY BOOTS, HIGH TOPS, ONLY PAIR $2-75 MEN'S OXFORDS, PRICER AT $2.95, $3.50, TS,, CANVAS FOOTWEAR, WITH RUBBER SOLES, 65c,.. 75c.,.. Childs', Boys', a,ui Men's Included_ C FRITZ & SON MEMBERS OF MUTUAL SHOE STORES The Largest Group of Exclusive Footwear Merchants in C'aacaarEn, Zurich +++++++++++++++++++444•44+++++++++++++++++446.0++.g. superior Qualify Store We are now offering a full line of Spring and Summer Goods at Rock Bott . m Prices WE ASK YOU TO CALL AND SEE SOME OF OUR BARGAIN IN GINGHAMS, BROADCLOTHS, 1 YARD WIDE PRINTS AT :le,x A YARD. COTTONS AT 10c AND l:SaT A YARkt = SEE OUR OVERALLS AT $%.SA A PAIR_ GARDEN AND ROOT SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.. HARNESS REPAIRS, SHOES, ?AIN'T, ,• OILS, ETC.*. E R. N. DOUGLAS GENERAL MERCHAIVT BLAKE PHONE 11 - 97