Zurich Herald, 1931-11-05, Page 5!h i
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OUSINESS CRDs.
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A%*RllSTER, SOLICI1l'oR, rittro
ART PUBLIC, ETC.
OFFICE --.Hamilton Street, Just of
the Square, GODERICH, Ontario.
*pedal Attention to Councel and
Court 4' Work,
Zr.SHolmes may be consulted at
> ot9erich by Phone, and innate
charges reversed.
Dr, I[. H: COWEN
L. D. 8. D. D S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At DEITZ BLOCK ZUi3WH.
Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday
At HARTLE/B'S BLOCK,
DASHWOOD
Every Mgnday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
A -U -C -T -I -o -N -E -E -R
OSCAR KL(IPP
. Graduate Carey M. Jones National
School of. Auctioneering. Try me for
/Registered Live Stork, (All Breeds.)
Terms in keeping with prevailing
;prices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
'sell anything Anywhere.
?}tone 18-93, or write. Zurich.
Licensed Auctioneer
;FOR•UURON & MIDDLESEX
$ AM IN A POSITION TO CONS
Iuct any Auction Sale, regardless
an to size or article to sell. 1 solicit
Tour business, and if not satisfied will
wake no "charges for Services Ren-
dered.
ARTHUR WEBER—Dashwood
1lbetne 13-67.
SERVICE
Why We have the Better
Class of Customers
d31GH CLASS GOODS, U. S. L.
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR-
E, UBE OIL,, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION
Parts, Hohning and Mechanical Work
clone to Micrometer Settings, No
guess work Watch the .:ars that
-STOP at WEIJ('S, They are al! HIGH
CLASS CLIENTELE.
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MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING .
`,SAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
IStOM THE FIRM OJT TTJNGBLJT
& D.EICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB
SHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
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COAL 1931
A
r nonncement
SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
Jdlnw .. FOR
PUT TOTS
i Wants,, Fer *ale, mat,
Feu h o, Soave, e, Etc, Ade
mass 00107M
FOR SALE
,,`Two .recut holstein vows, of ext
igood quality. For, quick al a apply
to. 'Aaron +Oeatreic#aer_
FOR SALE
A .couple of New Quebec Coolc
Stoves at ,a. lig reduction in price for
quick sale,
Stade & Weider Zurich
LOST
A. bunch of Treys, in a case includ-
• ing auto driver''s' permit, etc. Fin-
der kindly return: to.,—I',. ,Sbe &
Son.
FUR SALE
For Quick Sale -1 4 -yr_ old cow
due Jersey.;3 heifers due in spring;
8 young calves. Apply to
J. C. Salmon, Zurich.
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VERA:.
NEWS
Mr. Oliver .Toh rso!n of God..
visited at the home of This bz'otl
Mr. Thomas Johnson.
Mrs. C. Eilber is spending the
ek with friends in ensall,
Mrs. Dawes of • 'olt*'iron' iso
ending a few weeks fatting with#
friend, M P.Koehler.,
Mr. and Mrs. Craehn of Sebwaii
Mich., were visitors at the home
Mr. and Mrs. J.. E. Gascho.
Mr. Daniel Smith who $pent a fe
weeks with friends at Sarnia, a
Arkona, returned to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Surerus, as d'
Mrs. Joseph Gnscho Were wee.> -end
visitors with friends at. Kitchener
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith, an4
daughter Mae, and Mrs. C, ilber•
motored to Stratford on Saturday, rl,
E
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schwartze,
truber of the Bronson Line, were r. 1
cent visitors with friends at Ness
without in some way showing aur
Hamburg, 41
a p s on to our creator for these
1Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sade of the
e Water ,tiigh were the past week
itors with friends in Milverton.
• The List is Growing!
Pwenage
ty-five additional old •e pen -
listWere added to Huron County
l`
xat a meeting of the board held
recently. The number of those now
'eceiving pensions is eonstantllr grow
uil andmark. now nears the seven hued -
Don't forget, next Wednesday,
averfiber .11th, is Remembrance
ay, and a public holiday, and as a
consequence all places of business
)will be closed in town. This day is
proclaimed by the Government and
should be observed in the right way.
Since 1918 when peace was declared
iii the World War, things have been
going along smoothly and this day
meant to recognize the peace which
• prevailing among the nations in
eneral. Let us not let the day gra
Icy
p retiti
A goodly number of villagers anil; st thirteen years of peace and pros
community attended the Halowe'en,.verity that we have all enjoyed.
supper held in Dashwood on Friday
evening. , Nov. 11th Public Holiday
Armistice Day, November nth:,
Mr. Charles Schaffer, of Poole, an ' be observed throughout Canada
companied by friends were Sunday„ a public holiday, according to the
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs passed at the last session of Parli-
Ed. Stelck, 14th xoncession. t,r ent regulating observance of the
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner and son {eseation of hostilities on November
r_.
int, Mrs. Madge, Mr. and ' Mrs
Joseph Craig, all of Goderich, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl E. Weida
A few of the community are av-
ailing themselves to attend the Me -
Neil trial at the Goderich Court wh-
ich commenced on Tuesday' of this
week, and it being the third trial and
has already made history, and we are
anxious to see what will result in this
hearing.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Decker and son
and Mr, and Mrs. Ferd Haberer and
family of town, were Sunday last vis-
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Gaiser, Crediton. The many
friends of Mr. Gaiser are prnased to
learn that he is improving nicely af-
ter his recent accident.
The continued fine autumn weather
we are enjoying is appreciated by the
farmers who are getting their 'work
in good shape for the winter. If we
recollect back to last year at this
time, the ground was covered with
Canadian Creds' Association, snow and jack frost was here good
Branches Everywhere. and plenty, but we are better favored
Sound' Branch, by the -weatherman this fall so fat. f
k in
_The many &Irian ercende 'tP.:aronto_ ,br
Takla]) of'the illness of lVlrs. H. Lipp- zn
hardt, who is with her daughter, Mrs. q
George Fee at Hensall. Mrs. Lipp- w
hardt suffered minor injuries she sus- b
tainted from a fall recently, and while
she was eonvalscent from these injur-
ies she was taken ill with an attack
of pneumonia, and we trust that she St
will soon be on the way to perman- fo
ent recovery.
had
The many friends of Mr. Henry to
•Daters of Hay Township, and who mu
recently underwent an operation in Thi
St. Joseph's Hospital London, will be his
11, 1918. The occasion will be cele-
bted in the same manner as Cana-
drin. people celebrate Labor Day
11mi
linion Day and other national.
holidays; according to the meaning
of,the Act.
A Big Session
he `sitting of the Supreme Court
of .Ontario promises a busy time at
ti- county court house Goderich this
w ek. Court opened on Tuesday aft -
e oon, with Mr. Justice Logie on the
4lieiich; and it ss expected that the
trial. of Gilford and Harvey McNeil
on `the bank robbery charge will be
proceeded with at once. In addition
there are nine cases on the cival list,
,-WWhich in themselves, if all were pro-
eeNied with would be sufficient to oc-1
cagy- the week quite fully.
Barn Burns
,When a dog upset a lantern in the
barn on the farm of Leo Murry, of
net Cromarty at 7 o'clock on Mon -
da ' r ening, the entire structure a-
lon with its contents, including the
season's crop and a number of pigs
were totally destroyed by fire. The
armer had been in the barn attend -
g to nightly chores' whet, he ._idea
it<taea +�:�, ..ur.a,z,at .Ml� tzgnt It im-
ediately :exploded and' the barn was
rlickly, a mass of flames. The loss
hich' is heavy, is partially covered
• ins,"tkance.
Owen �, Post Office
RAW Sfii
Cider Mil
Crider made every Tuesday and
Thursday. Apple:butter boiled by
appointment.
F. C. KaTbfl'eiseh, Zurich.
Cider Mill
S
n Farmer Found Dead
"riday evening Albert Bell,
ephea farmer, left his home after
pouncing his intentions of going
r i ,.. ak. When at 10 o'clock, he
_tai. t,returned the family went out
loot;; for him and decided that he
st l`> visiting one of the neighbors
d're}Pighly alarmed at midnight at
failure to return, further search
We will operate our cider mill on pleased to learn that Mr. Deters has
Tuesday and Thursday of each week. improved sufficiently to be brought
Menno Steckle, Sr. Bronson Line.
MOTOR REPAIRING
Service to all Makes of Carse trucks,
and Tractors,.
DAVID FUSS,
Zurich' -- Phone 89 rl t-4
NOTICE
J. C. Salmon & Son, Teamsters,
sters,
wish to advise the public that they
are still in the same business, with
prices as usual. Your order will be
much appreciate& Phone 94-16.
home this week, as he was expected
home on Tuesday. That is to the home
A his son, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Dat-
i-ras.
Messrs. Wm. H. Edighoffer, Wm
pent his rather,
41
A$ m*
1(70,060
Wornen:
chose the
modern
SILENT GLOW
Because—.
It Lights Quicker --It Gives
More Heat—It Consumes
I,2ss Oil and more Air per
Urit of Heat Generated.
This is the result tenteJ features not found in any
other burner—the Silent Glow "Superheater" and the
"Inner Combustor."
Let us show you its noiseless, odorless, smokeless oper-
ation, and how easily it will fit into your own range or
heater. You control the temperature with a simple valve.
Burns cheap .fuel oil with blue vapor flame—absolutely safe.
'Written five-year factory guarantee. $50.00 up.
.More "Silent Glow" Burners in use than all others combined.
TRADE
i 1� RJ . PA
4
Makers of Silent Glow Pilgrim Heaters for homes, camps,
ems, and Silent Glow Power Burners for heating large
'homes, apartments and other large b. •ildiugs.
"MADE IN CANADA"
WILLIAMS BROS.
ZURICH - ONT.
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Massey.apj8 Jmn1AmontWEAs
ARE E SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM-
r�....y1IARIUS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND t
q. WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO 1•
� LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE
PLEASED j PLETE LINE OF M
TO GIVE YOU +
A CALL
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.e,.,. ▪ Brantford Windmills_ 4*
VITYG RECENTLY ` iittN _APPOINT] *� Y �! O D'`"
SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR
f EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE
• SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS
ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS.
* BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT
MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE-
M LOW THEIR VALUE.
I1 good M. H. Mower. 1 M. H. binder nearly new.
HOW ABOUT REPAIRING YOUR BINDER. REMEMBER, WE
GUARANTEE OUR WORK, OR NO CHARGES ,I
was,macle and about 3 o'clock on B« SURE AND GIVE US A CALL!
Satrzrday morning his lifeless body �
was fowl*
Zurich
the%ght that the deceased died of 4444++++++++++++++++++++++"++++++++++++++"+++444.„
hear failure. He was 57 years old,
an ssrviv�
N. E. Siem oar•
near the road gate. It is t
Agent,
ed by his wife, formerly --- _ v .
• Efii��Troy�" and one son, ilarold at _.__..�. ,._-
• Ilro..--, •. I7eczased is also survived by
:�anront and Jacob Brown, who s her, Win. and sister Alice on
the,'Etoinestead. A sister, Mrs. Thos.'
Welh q01' Hensall, and two married 3
siste , in tile' west, The funeral took
plat' Mir 'day, Rev. A. Sinclair of
Hen all, :officiating, interment in the
Exeter ',cemetery.
z week with friends in lVlicili van, re-'
•
nurned to their respective homes on
Monday evening, and surely have hada
a most pleasant outing. Mr. Lamont
advises us that the most prosperous
farmers in that State at present are
those engaged in sugar beet raising
as the crop is good and a fairly good
price is realized for the beets. But
in general, times and conditions are
about the same as in Ontario.
Weed Inspector Mr. Louis Schu-
macher of Dashwood was in town on
Monday, and finished up the business
part of his season's work, Mr. Schu-
Cxa1a oQ CoaIwork this year had its difficultis, macher advises us that, although the
it was considerable easier than last
Coke Alberta Coal season, as most people are now get-
+� p ting used to the new Act and are
5Qf% vow Graduated Feet- eciatist abiding ybe it. Let us hope that rJ
another year everybody will fall in
c. `- 6 line and �'e eatl-u "
'� i�pECL�I. DISCOUNT OF 60 Ctrs. lo'8'+ _ weeds, at least, p the old world of
liber Ton will be allowed ,lraalna�B's BwOp
Halowe'en evening on Saturday
*tier acted= u ptiaft■_ grill aehpaaraa2 In .0. night proved quite interesting to a
jff t 'r-- Jost NA. - goodly number of the younger clan
of town., and the kiddies sure did en-
& Sorg joy themselves till the rain chased a
a✓ (Tot.) goodly number of them.bome. It pra-
NS En- ctically kept one busy answering theLIE
to door bell when they throw out their
...�... •f challene of "treats or tricks", and
ana< x e •t, y most~ ofus sooner gave the treats.
' We notice the old notorious band-
stand which had been parked for
some time on -Mr. H. Krueger•s pro -
31E. P' E T E k, R petty, was transported on the back
street near the skating rink, where
t ui every Day till >i o"eloclSD p+axi, ZErsagr RICH Bth erifil hand of whenit will likely await the "bugle call'
.. ;ng Christ
Amer, require
this organization will w a reef
� *torah* "*d► geieae Clrrtat Fier i" x�e nice it. The large yellow street
n
�► net feed Fowl alas
w�r11>t 1►ro tiiit. in front of the fire hall
e !; eglt,, 8h' ---x uthar L gn was also conveyed around town,. but
heist Cash Prices, ;Saturday—Choir• Fraction,. diol. the boys used good judgment in re -
'SUNDAY ND' rY sER:Na .s turning it to its destination a.
11.15 a. m.—Sunday Schon-
T.38r en rot—,H.nglia14t . 'rvic .
aBi1e,i , :ireete!IiI,dy '�11%a#htiener. no tell Streicerk. number of minor pronke were also
�t i in order and things will now have a
VV. i Tuu-.k eii i. teener
Calc a iiS�. Am to r,W rest for another year.
n,
William. B. Brown
A. S. P. -
CONSULTING ENGINEER
S. W. hktCI8lcBAtL1rr B 4.3e IT
/ILL O.L.S.,, Registered Px.fFez■sbsaasl
grocer and Lend Surveyor. 1h e•Ot
Member Engineering Institute
Canada. O k -- Se firth O
Case
'onto ii. i.,y¢._.
L I VE
`' 0 Ui L T R Y
WANTI D
--CASH POR--- 1D m German Serer case of fire breaking out and this
►,e�� Eggstank would be immediately required
it was at its right place, A goodly
w.�
SCHOOL. REPORT
Re ort of S. S. No. 6 Hay for the
mon h. of November:
Sr. IV—Gladys Gingerich 98, Win-
nifrdd Battler 98, Grace Wein 87.
Sr` III—Irene Foster 90, Rose
,Hoffman 84, Fred Farwell 82, Anth-
ony Hoffman 69.
II Class—Arthur Foster 90, '`Cyril
Gingi'rich76, Keith Wildfong 70, Le-
onard Hoffman 70, Lennis Gingerich
52, Neil Gingerich 40 *Gerald Giin-
aerilli 16, Albert Hoffman 8., Ruth
Witmer. 8.
Fit Class ---Marie Wein.
Primer—Doreen Gingerich, Ther-
esa Hoffman.
No. on roll 19.
Grace E. Pepper, Teacher.
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School Report
Re 6rt of U. S, S. No. 1, Hay and
Stant,'y for October,
Jr. IV—Lawrence Ayotte, Frank-
lin C rriveau, Reams Denomme.
Sr:flit—Emma Denomme, Rosella
Corri'eau, Unajeane Aubin, Gerald-
ine Geoffrey.
Jr. III—Verna Sreenan, Thomas
Denomme, Marie Farrel, and Alfred
Denomme (equal); Alexine Ayotte,
Louis Denomme, Clarence Geoffrey,
Regis Aubin.
II--Arnellda Aubin, Doris Ayotte,
Teddy Geoffrey, Ardold Dene
Charles Srenan and Patrick Aubin
(equal), Grace Snider; Loftus Deno-
mme, Irving Snider.
I—Andrew Denomme, Avalon De-
nomme; Alvin Ayotte, Eldon Deno -
mine.
'r. ---Jean Sreenan, Marin Geoffrey
Joe Denomme.
L. E, Rose, xnacher
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