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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1931-09-10, Page 5TIunr. eo ■IRRALDI • -BPI TEM. *USINESS CAMS I Wants, For sats, LOOM, Found, Notice, Ste. Ads 1I MKS ORI•WMI. DuDLEn'E. T OLMEs BARRISTER, SOLICITOR* NOT* ART PUULIC,, ETC, OFFICE --Hamilton Street, Just on Us 'SPuare, GODERICH, Ontario, Special Attention to Coronet and Court Works Br. Holants may be e�uIte at G•dericlh by Phone, and Phone charges reversed. Dr. H. H. COWEN L. D. S. D. D S. ,DENTAL SURGEON. At DEITZ BLOC ZURICH ysry Thursday, Friday, Saturday At H.ARTL11WS BLOCS, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday aria Wednesday �►.-U-C T -I -O -N -E -E -It OSCAR KLOPP Graduate Carey. M. Jones National SchoolSchool of Auctioneering. Try rfor Registered Live Stock, (All Breeds.) fermi in keeping with prevailing prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will sell anything Anywhere. flora 18-93, or write. Zurich. . Licensed Auctioneer ' FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX I AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duct any Auction Sale,regardless •s to size or article to sell. I solicit pour business, and if not satisfied wig snake no charges for Services Ren - :'bred. ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood Phone 13-57. SERVICE Why We have the Better Class. of Customers s•I1GH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L. BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR - VELURE OIL, GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION Parts, Hohning and Mechanical Work done to Micrometer Settings, No .guess work. Watch the cars that STOP at INEIN'S, They are all HIGH CLASS. CLIENTELE. Wott' ZTAShlrilil'OOD — ' 'ONTARIO 410111•4001NNN••NN•NN••• Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCING THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED IOM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLUT • DRIC ERT, THIS WELL ESTAB • SSED MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Yungblut & Son COATi.sis i Announcement SIRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT FOR Scranton Coal Coke AlbertaCoal and Soft Coal S SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 60 Cts. Pee Ten will he 'Mewed for caah. Order Zarly as prices wilt advance on Jia. 16th. Case & Son Iffene lsi FUR SALE Junior No. 6 seed whet for sale - Big yielders free from smut, a prize winner, atirertge yield 40 bushels per acre, very cis , . Limited amount only for quick sale. y Hilton Truemner, R. R 2, Zurich. FOR SALE A limited quantity of short split poplar wood, for quick sale. Apply to Herald Office. Cider Mill ' We will operate our cider mill on Tuesday and Thursday of each week. Menno Steak/e, Sr. Bronson Line. Ladies, Attention! The Beauty Shoppe at Oesch's Bar- ber Shop is now ready. Come in for your shampoos and Hair Dressings. Moderate prices. Call for appoint- ment if possible. LOTTIE TURKHEIM, Zurich MOTOR REPAIRING Service to all Makes of Cars, Trucks, and Tractors. • DAVID FUSS, Zurich — Phone 89 ri t-4 NOTICE J. C. Sahanesn & Son, Teamsters, wish to advise the public that they are still in the same business, with prices as usual. Your order will be much apeneeiated. Phone 94-16. William H. Brown A. S. P. Graduated Foot Sieciatist AT Brown's Boot Shop CONSULTING. ENGINEER S. W. ARCHIBALD, B.A.Sc. (Tor.) O.L.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate alember Engineering Institute of Canada. Office Seaforth. Ont. ST. PETER'S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONT. "A Changeless Christ for a choos- ing Woad" Friday, 8h:—Luther League. Saturday—Choir Practice. SUNDAY SERVICES 10 a. m: German Service. 11.15 a. m.—Sunday School. 7.30' p, m.—English Service. Everybody Welcome to all Services. E. Turkheina, Paster BORN Hendrick—At Blue Water Highway Hay Township, on September Gth, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendrick a daughter. A Fine Old Age! Time has delt 'lightly and kindly with Mrs. Margaret Seyffert of Pres- ton; • who celebrated .her 110th birth- day recently. Preston's grand old lady is as healthy as ten years ago, her mind being exceptionally dear, and a keen memory recalls the day of her girlhood. Mrs. Seyffert has been a resident of Preston for 79 years.Born in Hessen, Germany, she emigrated to Canada with her parents Adam and Maria Hess and her sister in 1836 Her first glimpses Qf the New World JIEtISALL' were frone •gine sari boat in wlic'h they made the crossing requiring 63 days. Huron Apple Crop Heavy If all the No. . appy welch axe Y1 saleable are picked andpeeled some D 50,000 barrels will go Out of Aaron County this yenta states inn McLeod, r County Ann:kature' Representative. * every Day till3' o clock, P.m- Most of tire apples which are sold Ss not feed Flrwl sense morning end de of the county will be shipped whoa `brought fila fromClushaxn, Goderich and Lucknow Many of these apples will go out by - aes :Untie., It is impossible to say how many carloads will be shipped by rail —CASH FOR— The apple crop in Huron this year, Cream arid �;5�► ' about 80 per tent better than it was last year and -many growers W• O'Brien name lamstated that their trains this :year axe the heat in lder:ety: Harare. sbvnfib epagger, Inn 'lava ftp Savile' :third. in. acreave .in. the province- JJ LIVE POU LT'R WANTED Highest Cash ennernent LOCM, -NEW: Mr. and. Xis. T. L, William lett- ored to London. : on. Monday. • Mr. and, Mrs. R. F. Stade and son Harold spent a pleasant weeleid in Detroit, - .Miss Great Koehler spent the''week end at Baden, •Kitchener and Illagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick aid Mr. and Mrs. Morris Neil were S knday visitors with Kitchener friends,"' Mr. and Mrs. Pfile of Ann Arbor, Mich., visited a few days at the home of Mrs. L. Pfile of town. Rev. and Mrs. G. Schrag were at Kitchener over Sunday, atten4ing a Mennonite Convention. Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Dnmar and Miss Alice Schiedle of Kit iener, were, holiday visitors at the brae of Mr. and Mrs. H. Yungblut. Messrs. Alex. Bushey and ;;Albert Durand of Pinnebog, Mich., called at the home of Mrs. Celina Jeffrk' ' dur- ing the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sauve a ' Miss Louise Jessop of Toronto s t the week -end at the home of and Mrs. Norman Gascho. • Mrs. Jos. Ducharme and h mo- ther, Mrs. D. McLinchey of troit, are spending the week at the h' a of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Wagner Mr. Harry G. Hess is installing in the home of Mr. C. Fritz a W sting - house electric range. And this will mean another range owner in. Zurich. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemn r, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Truemner of t 14th con. were recent visitors to • pring- bank Park, London. Mr. Albert Rittenhouse i ft last Thursday for Danville where Abe will reside in future. Mr. Ritter ouse's many Zurich friends . regi very much that he has moved away. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Boshart o Carth- age, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Hen tBosh- art of Baden, were Sunday sIsitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Koehler. Miss Gladys Spath from Cl;veland is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P:,"Koeh- ler. Miss Spath is .accompaired by Mrs. B. Morrissey, Mr. Orkin and George Tomlin. • Mr. George Farwell of town made a trip to Kitchener and Han:Litton. His two daughters remaining at Ham- ilton, where they are attending Col- lege. , Mr. Clayton 0. Smith south of St. Joseph wishes to advise the public that he has a fairly good crop of peaches this year. The St. John's are about over with the Crawfords will be in the latter part of the week, with the Albertas following later. Mr. and Mrs. T. McAdams of the Bronson Line were to London on Monday attending the tw ty-fifth anniversary of the marria r Mr. and Mrs. W. Telfer. There'' nen) an to supper thirty-four at one time. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Drysdale and daughter Evelyn of Sandusky, Mich., visited at the home of Miss !Nina Johnston over the holiday. inns John- ston who had been visiting with re- latives in Sandusky and. Cario, return ed home with them. The bean crop which is a fairly good one this summer will be pract- ically all in the barns by the end of :his week. Everybody is looking for :he markets to open up and the price o go up, and then we all would be .sappy. Mr. and Mrs. Blough and family; and Mrs. Henry Faust of Detroit, were week -end visitors with Miss L. Faust and W. H. Hoffman's. Mr. Slough, who is an evangelistic singer rendered several fine selections in the Evangelical church on Sunday. The first meeting of the Zurich Branch of the Womens' Institute will be held on Modnay September 14th in the Council Chamber at 8 o'clock, The committee in charge of this me- eting is Mrs. Witmer in chair, Mrs. C. Fritz, Mrs. Klopp, Mrs. MacKinnon, Mrs. Bassow and_Miss Pepper. Mr. and Mrs. George Brenner: and daughter Ruth, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel and son Robert, of Midland, Mich., were week -end visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Schilbe. The Michigan people were returning from a pleasant motor trip to Niagara Falls and other points of interest. The depression of times seetningly does not effect the sporting men to a great extent, as we learn that Mr. Jacob Baker of the 'Town Line, Hay Township recently sold to .Mr. II. M. C. Fry, of Mount littiey, New i .er- sey a three months old colt being a full brother to the popular May E. Gratton, for the handsome suet of $500.00, _nes -en' Mr. and Mrs. E, E. Weido motored to London on Wednesday, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Brand and Miss Anna Holmes of London, visited with Miss Anna Hess, over Sunday. Mr. Kenneth Koehler ,of :Toronto, spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar" Koehler, near Hensall. Mn and Mrs. Morris Neil and lit- tle daughter of Detroit, are visiting with Mrs. Neil's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Melick. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemner and family and Mr. Conrad Truemner spent a few days with friends in Michigan the past week. Hay Council met on Tuesday for the September meeting and an ac- count of their business program will be published next week. Mr. Austin Hey of Detroit, spent the week -end with his parents here. His mother, Mrs. J. Hey, Jr., accom- panied- Austin to Detroit, where Mrs. Hey will visit for a week. Mr. T. L. Wurm, of Toronto was in town on Wednesday. Mr. Wurm is travelling for some grocery produ- cts, and advises us that business in their line has been fairly good. Mr. and Mrs. W. Steppler and da- ughter Romain of " , li . hener, were week -end visitors at the home of Mrs Lydia Pfile. The Stepplers accomp- anied by Mrs. Pfile and Pearl motor- ed to Kincardine ori Monday. Labor Day passed off very quiet in the village, and the town looked qu- ite empty. The day being ideal. A goodly number took in the French Settlement picnic, others motored to Rodney to see the ball game, and some spent the day in London. Mr. Frank Uttley has been given the job of painting the shop and re- sidence of Mr. George Deichert, and also the business block of W. H. Hoff- man & Son, and when completed will greatly brighten up that part of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobs of the Parr Line, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Siemens of Centralia, had a most splendid camping trip in the Bruce Peninsula over the week -end, visiting such places of note as Wiar- ton, Lion's Head and Tubormory. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ross of Mt. Clemens, and Mrs. K. Burgess of De- troit, were week -end visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. S. Greb of the Babylon line, and Mr. and Mrs. U. Pfile 14th Concession. At the congregational meeting of the local Evangelical church on Sun- day evening, it was decided to hold the annual fowl supper this year and the date set for the occasion being Thursday October 22nd. The weather continues very dry in the immediate vicinity of Zurich, as very little rain has fallen for the past month. Farrners are finding difficulty us plowing their land for fall wheat, and fail plowing will soon be here a- gain when considerable moisture i is required. Considerable wheat has al- ready been sown, in fact we know of a field that is up nicely, Word has been received from the Hydro Electric Commission at Tor- onto, that the rates for the ensuing year for the Zurich system will re- main the same as last year. Appar- ently, the Commission is satisfied with the way things are going, and a raise in rates would not be very pop- ular with these hard times facing the - power users. Sept. SCHOOL FAIRS 9—Usborne Township. 10—Crediton. 11—Grand Bend 14—ZURICH 15—Belgrave. 17—Wroxeter. 21—St. Helens. 22—Ashfield Tp. 23—Colborne Tp. 24—Goderich Tp. 26—Blyth. 28—Clinton, (town). 29—Clinton (rural). FALL FAIR DATES Dates of Zurich and district fall fairs are as follows: Ailsa Craig Sept 24 and 25 Atwood • Sept. 18 and 19 Sept 30 and Oct. 1 Sept. 25 and 26 Oct, 1 and 2 Dungannon Oct. 8 and 9 Exeter Sept. 22nd and 23 Goderich Sept 15 and 16 Harriston , . Sept. 24 and 25 Delma!i _ Sept 30 Kincardine n-•- Sept i7 arid 18 Milton ' Oct. 6 and 7. Listowel Sept 17 and 18 'Phe dates of the :Ztrt'ich Fall Fair London (Western Fair)Sept. 14-19 this year are Sept, 28th and 29th. Moldmay Sept. 22 and 23 put these dates down and keep them Milverton Sept. 24 and 25 open for this big annual event. The Mitchell Sept 29 and 30 Directors and committee in charge New Hamburg Sept 18 and 19 have spared no effort in selecting Parkhill ............ Oct. 6 and 7 the mostsuitable program, and we St. Marys Oct 8 and 9 think they have selected wisely, and Seaforth Sept 24 and 25 the 1931 fair should be one long to Stratford . Sept 21 to 23 be :remembered. The time to look Tavistock ....,...... Sept 4 and 5 after your exhibits is now, get a Thedford Sept 25 prize list from the local secretary Toronto (Can Nat. .. Aug 28 to and then see what you have to ex- Sept. 12 hibit. Surety with such an abundant Wnghatn Oct. 9 and' 10 Iirrve`t, and plenty of everything, 'r', +, , -'trick Sent 24 to 26 the exhibits this year should be good. Zurich ......... .. Sept. 28„ and. 2.9 'a',.,. 4'. A.A. Bayfield Blyth Brussels 41 IIIIP !Irk+N►l4+r•#,11a.OMIMiofr�rplp „ r At first . IFOR3 andF�eZow° i • On new Farm Machines while they last • ONE LEVER HARROW I CULTIVATQR • • 1 SCUFFLE& • QUEBEC SULKY PLOW ONE 2 FURROW PLOW DIAMOND 4 -SECTION HARROW FLEURY No. 21 WALKING PLOW DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR • S SPECIALS! SPECIALS! 2 McCORMICK-DEERING No. 21 PLOW AT $17.00 :.GOOD RIDING PLOW AT $5.00 WHEELBARROW AT $4.5044 o ACT QUICK FOR THESE BARGAINS e • ALL THESE MACHINES AT SACFIFICE PRICES. NO REAS. r ft • ONASLE OFFER REFUSED ON ANY OF THESE MACHINES TO r • CLEAR WHILE THEY LAST • • o o• • • L. A. Prang & Son - Zurich • +4- 4.4.4+44444 -++++++++++++++:4•4•44+4,4:++++++++++4.i -+4•:•4444i SOMETHING NEW 1 General Garage, Gas, Oils, Etc. 4. 4 The very latest in Unpainted Furniture A TILT TOP TABLE SUITABLE FOR END OF CHESTERFIELD FLOWER STAND OR MANY OTHER USES. ONLY $1.75. CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND LOOK THEM OVER A FEW MORE CEDAR CHESTS AT EACH $8.75. .F. P.C. PHONE 60 LBFIEI$C ZURICH ;•.I..1++ i•.1.4••i..II.3..l..g..g..l..g..g.oi••3•.t.•II•.g 1• i••'r•!*.I..:..l..l ;.+ .i•+: i••: +i i•4•+ : i••<•93••i',•%ti4 1-+++++++++++++++++++44+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM- 4- PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND 4 - WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO -a LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU A CALL Massey -Harris Implements 4. •1 •4 - Brantford Windmills and Pumps HAVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE COULD • SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO NONE' PRODUCTS, WE s + SOLIIT YOUR .. BUS:INE Tt% C� ..��.,t► 'CAN :'ALWAYS { ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. .a. BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT net- + MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE- c• LOW THEIR VALUE. + t + 4. •t- + f + 1 good M. H. Mower. 1 M. H. binder nearly new. HOW ABOUT REPAIRING YOUR BINDER. REMEMBER, WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK, OR NO CHARGES 8e SURE AND GIVE US A CALL! N. E. Siemon, Agent, Zurich 4. •F++•i•+++4•++•1.4.4• i• ne+++++++++++++++.+++!$* ,k mwmmiimmfwAmmimmoilawol Zurich Drug Store We have a full Line of all the requirements of School Supplies 1 • ��e��♦*��e�®�see®s�ss� All authorized Text Books kebt in. Stock 1 Toilet Sets, Manicure Set. and Military Brushes •S.*ee •I Perfumes Toilet Waters and Perf umizers. Fine Stationery and Fountain Pens. KODAKS AND FILIMS Dr. A. J. MacKirnion, Zurich