Zurich Herald, 1931-11-19, Page 5faraday, Novem5cw XSth,, (031!
BUSINESS CARDS.
DU'DLEY.E, HOLMES
'3ARRISTER. SOLICITOR, nem -
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T-ARY PURL C; ETC..
OFFICE Hamilton $tireet, Just off
the Square, GQDEIICH, Ontario,
Special Attention, to -once and
• Court Wolin • 1"
Mr. Ilolnnes ;nay be coasted at ir.[F,ETING. OF HURON COUNTY
Goderich by Phone, and PhoneeIDOUNCIL
thsaorges rammed.
To! 'rows
'Wants, For Salo, Lest,
Found, Notice, Eta. Ads
IN T I COLA
a
NOTICE
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u The Huron County Council will
meet. in the County Council Cham-
ber, :Court House, Goderich, at 2
o'clock in the: afternoon, Tuesday the
1st day of December,. 1931.
All accounts : and petitions .must be
in the. hands of the Clerk not later
than 'Monday the .30th day of Nov-
ember to insure attention, and notic-
es of deputations or requests for
heating should be sent in previous to
the Council meeting.
Goderich, November 14th, 1931
Geo. W. Holman, County Clerk.
Dr. H. H. COWEN
L. D. S. D. D S.
DENTAL tS[JRGGON
1t DEITZ BLOCK-• Illt1OH
Every Thnrsaay,' FridaYS Saturday
At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK,
DASHW OO D
Riney Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday
A-U-C-T-t-O-N•E-E-R ,
OSCAR KLOPP
Graduate Carey M. Jones National
Seyoot of Anetioaneersng., Try the Sear
'Registered live Stock, (All Breeds.)
Torras in keeping with prevailing
Vices. Choice Farms for Sale. Will
sell an ti: Anerwlsere.
?hone 18-93, or write.
Zurich.
Licensed Leer
FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX
IL AM IN A POSITION TO CON -
Swat any Auction Sale, regardless
Mr to size eat article to sells I stiffen
your'business, and if not satisfied win
crake no charges for Services Ren -
Awed.
ARTHUR WEBER --Dashwood
!),hone 13-51.
SERVICE
Why. We 'have the Better
Class of Customers
/HIGHU. S. L_ CLASS GOODS, MAR -
BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL,
V LIB .•Q.IL, GOODYEAR TIRES
AND TUBES, GENUINE IGNITION'
and Mechanical Work
Farts, HohnSng
at,ne to Micrometer Settings, No
work. Watch the. cars that
at WELN'S, They are al! HIGH
CLASS, CLIENTELE.
;guess
STOP
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DASRWOOD ONTARIO
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Zurichs' Popular
MEAT MARKET
ANNOUNCING
SWAT WE HAVE PURCHASED
'MOM THE'FIRM OF yUNGBLDT
o DEIfTh ERT, THIS 'WELL ESTAB
.iSUED MEAT BUSINESS, AND
SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Yungblut & Sou
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SAL
. 1931
Announcement
SPRING PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
1 a FOR
Scranton Coal
Coke Alberta Coal
and Soft Coal
IPI6CIAL DISCOUNT OF 60 Cta..
Ton .►in ba allowed for cyan.
ltl■i,e Rawls as prises wiiR albums* n
Jame 15ti.
se
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L.1 VE
POU LTRV
WANTED
%Tedat a entry Day till It arapek. J m•
U. not feed Fowl sa11aIR :claim„'
wheat **not ins
FOR SALE
Two fresh Holstein cows, of extra
'good quality. For quick sale apply
to. Aaron Oestreicher.
Mrs. Roland Geiger was
end visitor with friends at lily
Mr. and Mrs, Halton"
were Friday - visitors at :iondok
Mr, and Mrs, Albert He, and
Mrs. W. G. Hess visited With fends;
at Brinsley'• on Sunday,- t ,'
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dick op Kit-
chener are spending a. few ,Weeks
visiting friends on the Branso-line.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ervin Dedels f and
i family of Kitchener, , visited ; .with•
e
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hess mot-
ored to London on Monday.
Miss Edith Klopp is spending the
week with friends. at Detroit.
Mr, Alf, Melick made a businese
..
trip to Appin on Monda'
Rev. and Mrs. E. Tuei'kheaim mot-
ored to Kitchener the past.week:
Mr, William Dumart of, Kitchener,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Yungblut the past week.
Mr. Robert Truss of London sp-
ent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Thiel..
her parents, Mr: and Mrs, Edi !liters' Mr. and Mrs. By. Hoist and Eunice
Sr., last week, were visitors at the home of Mr
A number of delegates of 'r'loc=, and• Mrs. Fred Hoist, Crediton.
al Luther League attended t an- Misses Elva and Lena Kerrigan of
nual convention at Kitchener tpest, London, spent.' the past week with
week. ,; • .. their cousin, Miss Helen Thiel.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wa tr of November this year has five Sirn-
Guelph, were week -end visitors# /with days; only twenty-four wore:ng days;
the former's parents, Mr. and „Mrs. one holiday.
W. C. Wagner. Mrs. C. Silber who spent a few
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dreier oKrn- weeks with friends at .Hensel"! and
cardine were Sunday visitors` the Chiselhurst, returned to her home
home of the formers parents,��. the in the village.
Evangelical parsonage. s Mrs. Alex. Foster is spending a
Mr. and Mrs. Cowen of Fergu `ac- week with her daughter Miss 'Helen,
companied by Miss McGinn • of at Detroit, and also visiting at Pon -
Morriston, were Sunday ;visite at tide, Mich.
the home of Dr. and Mrs. „fi H.
Z..
Cowen. e-, Mrs. E. Rader and daughter; Miss
Laura and friend o.f Dashwood,were
Mr. B. L. Botch manager a the'
Bell Telephone• ,Comtpany of a don, Sunday visitors with the former's
1 FOR SALE accompanied by . Mr-. Dowea, ''who father, Mr. J. Decker,
A couple of New Quebec Cook ;holds a similar position at TO (tato, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf, of
(Stoves at a big reduction in price for :paid an official visit, to the loctet Kitchener spent Armistice Day at
quick sale. !ephone officials of town on IKoiday: the home of the latter's parents, Mr.
Stade & Weide — Zurich f The Board of Directors and the and Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
;Officials of the; Hay Township Mutual
(Fire Insurance Company held. antieet Mr. Lawrence Fowlie, Mr. and Mrs
ing, in the. De mitiiom Hoteh. n Satuir Fred Fowlie of London; and the Miss
day, when, considerable businesswas Ethel and Frances Fowlie of Bayfield
transacted. were Sunday visitors at the home of
Meseta, Gordon Rau, Vincenf:Jef- Mr, and Mrs Gideon Koehler.
frey, Harold Klapp and Lawrence Times are said to be brisker in
Corriveau, all of , Detroit, spent' • the Ottawa than at any other city in
week -end at their respectiveelinmes Canada. This is attributed to the
in the vicinity, returning'to `,Detroit 12,000 governmentemployees get -
on. Monellay: "' ting the same pay as when there was
An automobile., stripped of f!s'tires no financial depression.
1 ,markers, radiator and small. parts,
, €idler• made every Tuesday and but, the engineintact and other vise Do you know that five weeks from
+Thuesday. Applebutter boiled by in good condition, was found"re"dent- Friday, this week, will be Christmas
lappointment. ly in an isolated spot in AIex Mous- Day. Don't forget, . and get in line
F. C. KaTbffeisch, Zurich. ,seaa's .hush, three miles souilittinat to do your .shopping early, as the
i of Hensall in Hay Township. lsresum- locale merchants will be showing a
line display of goods to choose from.
FOR SALE
For Quick Sale -1 4 -yr. old cow
:due. Jersey;3 heifers due in spring;
i8 young. carves: Apply to
J:. € . Salialent, Zurich.
Cider Mill
NOTICE,
J_ C. Salmon • & Son, Teamsters,
wish to. advise the public that they
are still' in, the sante business, with
priees as usual. Your order will be
much appreciated. Phone 94-16.
William. H. Brown
A. S. P.
Graduated Foot Specialist
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
Member Engineering Institute of
Canada. Oflee--Seaforth. Ont.
ST. PETER'S
Evangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH — ONT.
"A Changeless Christ for a chang-
ing World"
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. Turkcheim. Paster
New Cemetery Act in Force ••
Ontario's new Cemetery Act—an
act which was passed at the last ses- Huron County Traffic Officer Nor- Mr. John Albrecht of town brought
sion of the Legistlature, providing man Lever of Clinton is making mar- into the Herald .Office on Monday, a
for commission, control and super- ked improvements in this section real fine sample of wild raspberries
vision of cemeteries, and aiming pr- by replacing the former large check- which he had found strolling through
imarily, at a clean-up of the hund- er boards with large arrow sighs the woods that day. Some or the
reds of neglected burygrounds that which will point the ' direction which berries were nice and ripe, others
are to be found in this province at the road follows. This is a marked were still green while there was also
the present time ---is now officially in improvement, as with the old cheep- considerable- blossoms visible. Truely
operation, having been proclaimed at er board a stranger coming along this is a most favorable season, and.
the last council of the Remy Cabinet. did not know which way he was 1•e- the scientists who claim that the
quired to turn, but it is easily seen earth is getting colder, seem to be
{ '. """_ with the new .signs, Mr. • Lever pis 'somewhat astray in their predictions
also working. on the case of the hit -i this fall..
Mother Forced
e to mew and -run car which knocked the bug
Fatherless Childrengy off the road in the streets of .Zur- much anxiety is being entertained
:•
• ich a week ago. these days by the various hunters of
be -
Annette loons et. you ��ax teruite
••e+'' • the district, and many hours are be-
you paxrae at her bedside !a ad- Next Sunda will he observed as ing enjoyed in trying their luck to
sta mire her needle work, o expert
uietl slipupto a Bock of wild
bake 3111* beeorne that one [eels gg flatly Day in the Evengelical chureili, q Y
a table runner she hies insole Wil
sew a prize at ths fair back Logia. When special services and grog is• ducks of wild geese, and play their
"'atomic homier—words that bring will be given. In the morning 5 .t repeating shotguns on them. Piob-
team as she tells ou hour she longe
to be there to fool after her family ice, Rev. Dreier will give the spa , i ably one of the best and most suc-
*ei0Re ltzasLesnd filled ,(0 lather- message. In the Sabbath Schoolr a cessful expeditions was enjoyed the
rt+Ap r� lt�+ t chested aye for the "Royal Knight"HBible . Edi holier School,sthe..f. Eatete eek when Mr, Ulric Snell of
past
which Mr. W. g, Gideon Koehler, W. J. John-
sen
e. not coag. 1d b vera: Iliac
e>!ae ttrm, gas claimed by this die- teacher, will put on a half hour pray: stop, :Herb., Mousseau of Zurich ret-
aeone. when she was sent to the 'To- gram, this will be' followed by .the urited from a two days hunting trip
*Fifth no, s regular teaching of the lesson. Then in the Camlache district for ward
latera the careful
rutttrnezAe, file
boot.raa>t�eC. the fresh air rRbd pates,t in the evening service ReY• walio eleven of these stalwart successful in bagging
aaaarbinrt are greaten l.er.plaalr tell tie lnson, of Stanley Township, andbirds. And
nils the eve". road Asa7< to is very favorably known to all hero, this quartette of shooters can claim
with, 'thxr�raid ee of anmaay mer,brie , w Special. " hording of the
wild be rites raker. num without a doubt the:
Mends, VXili You Please *moa it tit ern, will' he green. at all the servic s. record for shooting wild geese. in
'� this district.
ably it was a stolen machine
I Massey-flarris Impiements I
f WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED AND COM.
Mr. Kenneth Koehler of Toronto 1S S. Thanksgiving, Nov. 26 'E • PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS, AND 'g'
:Normal S''eh:ool, visited his parents, resident Hoover issued a proc-, + WOULD ADVISE ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO '.
near Hensall, over the week end 1aitj;i iypn summoning the people orf! + LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU 4..4.
Miss Greta Koehler returning, with tbts jIniteci States to join in obser=' + A CALL
him to that city and will spend, somei v . e of November 26 as Thanks- + 4.
time there visiting her aunts ,and i. g day. +j. ■M ■ 4.
uncle: Misses Ada, and Helma and 1Vir lice exceptional fine weather con- + Brantford Windmills and Pumps
ra•
Edwin Koehler. , P
tinntes to favor this part of western } ▪ H• AVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE GOULD 'l"
Mr. John. "N Cantin, aceoi ponied Ontario, and some days are so nice 'I' • -
Y it SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEN 'F
b his mother, Mrs. N M. Canon' of„ and warm that we can see citizens + t,,„
tontr'eal; are spending a fee -7444's sitting outside en slurtsieeves these - EXCLUSIVE -''LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE "1"
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holidays at their former home at Si. balmy afternoons. It certainly will ▪ S• OLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS ¢
Joseph. Their many friends are in- greatly help' to shorten the winter, • ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS.
deed pleased to see them back in and is a big saving on the coal bin. +
their home although areT for a bort + BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT '1'
+ MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE-
+ LOW THEIR VALUE. +
1 good M. H. Mower. 1 M. H. binder nearly new.
+ HOW ABOUT REPAIRING YOUR BINDER. REMEMBER, WE
+ GUARANTEE OUR WORK, OR NO CHARGES 4.
Be SURE AND GIVE US A CALL! +
} N. E. Siemon, Agent., Zurich
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No SOK/No
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No ASHES
NO COAL SCUTTLE
NO DIRTY FLOORS
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time.
Be sure and read the special offer
adv. of the Herald in this week's is-
sue. It is no direct benefit to thR
publisher to make this offer, but:'it
is dollars in the pockets of the public
which means so much these days: 'Be
sure and have your order sent in by
November 30th. after which date it
will be closed and too late. Act now!
The sale of homemade baking held
by the ladies of St. Peter's Lutheran
church on Saturday in part of the Ruth. The dining room was becom-
Tohnston & Kalbfleisch store, was in ingly decorated in pink and white,
every way a decided success, as:. ev-and a tasty hot dinner was served
:rybody availed themselves of :the which was enjoyed by everyone pre- e
opportunity to purchase this good sent. The evening was spent in sing -
baking at such reasonable prices, and ing and games. Mrs. Foster was as-,
needless to say we all lived "high" silted by Mrs. J. Battler and Mrs. C.
over the week -end. L. Smith, and Miss Jemima Johnston.
A happy matrimonial event was
celebrated in St. Peter's R. C. Church
Drysdale, on Monday, when Rev.
Father Marchand.. united in Holy
Weddlock Miss Reta Geoffrey, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. George Geoff -
in this way, as presiousiy it 'was; in rey, of the •Blue'" Water Highway,
connection with Thanksgiving Day. Stanley Township, to Mr. John Bar -
But by the new order both these nate, of Niagara Falls. s The day was
days were observed separately this approprately spent at the home of
year, and quite probably from now the bride's parents. The Herald
on, as the public seems to like .:she joins their 'many friends in extend -
new ttnethoct, , ing congratulations.
A very enjoyable evening- was sp-
ent on Friday, November 13th by
Murray Bros., and guests at a dance
in Bayfield Town = Hall, celebrating
the opening of their new garage at
`Mat place. Murray Bros. take this
medium of thanking all •that assisted
with music for the dance The even-
t :was brought to a close by sing -
the National Anthem.
rs. Alex. Foster entertained a
limber of little girls to a birthday
party in honor of her laughter,
Armistice Day, Iast Wednesday,
was rather quietly observed in the
village, as most of the villagers who
celebrated, were away to Exeter,
London and other places. This was
the first time this day was observed
k it Cash Prices > Tet-
te great for C.07 recover ■
ros't err' est •FST recovery.
sy ,ry°
- C11.4i Fltlo
Cream and Eggs
•W.• O'Brien,
Saw* no. Rentah tu. Mr .a. lit. Anew 2.f. Volt etc uuviteel►-
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Toilet Sets, Manicure Set. and
Military Brushes
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Perfumes Toilet Waters and
Perfurnizers.
Fine Stationery and Fountain Pens.
KODAKS AND FILIMS
Dr. A, J. MacKinn�n, Zurich
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