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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1931-11-26, Page 4IA. WO STANLEY TOWNSHIP. ' rs, Nelson Keys, who has anent Via past 'two weeks visiting her son 1Stewltrt in Toronto, returned this ewecik to her home on Babylon. Miss Jean Turner of Seaforth sp- neat the week -end at the hone of Mr. fraud Mrs. Ben Keys and other friends in, Stanley. A 'reception was held at the Hall, Varna last Friday evening for the %ridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Russell C.onsitt. They were presented with a miscellaneous shower and a pleas- ant evening was spent,, BLAKE Dr. and Mrs. R, R. Ross of Sea - forth, accompanied by lViiss Gladys Douglas of Scott Memorial Hospital, called on friends in this vicinity on Sunday. Mr. John Flaxbird, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Carnie and daughter Marybel, spent a day recent ly with friends near Brucefield. u 100#'r+•� 010001YNrri•0101•Nq •••••••e•••••r•M1••OAOM 1 e FOR S At Cost : 0, and Below t On new Farm Machines while they last aONE LEVER HARROW ONE 2 FURROW PLOW Fe • 0 1 CULTIVATOR DIAMOND 4 -SECTION HARROW • u*t 1 SCUFFLER FLEURY No. 21 WALKING PLOW IQUEBEC SULKY PLOW DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR i 0 SPECIALS! SPECIALS! • ' McCORMICK-DF!ERING No. 21 PLOW AT $17.00 r GOOD RIDING PLOW AT $5.00 WHEELBARROW AT $4.50 • • u ACT QUICK FOR THESE BARGAINS • • • of• ALL THESE MACHINES AT SACFIFICE PRICES. NO REAS - ea iONABLE •OFFER REFUSED ON ANY OF THESE MACHINES TO • CLEAR WHILE THEY LAST • • • General Garage, Gas, Oils, Etc. • L. A. Prang & Son - Zurich • • • • • -....0000000.ONON00s01N0.00OOON•000800000000•O O so Mrs. Duncan Sheppard of GaitApr ent Sunday with bee brothers, Messrs Jas. and Wm. Carnie of the Bronson Line north. Mr, and : Mrs, Ross Johnston and' son Jim spent Sunday with friends in Zurich, Mrs, G, Freckleton and son of Lu - can called on Mrs. E. Clarke en Suzi� day. Mrs, Edighoffer returned home of ter spending a few days with friends in Zurich. Mr. Tordbriton, of Toronto, will be present at the 'Blake Sunday Schpol° on Sunday afternoon at 1.30 and will demonstrate some very interest- ing pictures to which the public are cordially invited to attend. The November, meetij g or the W, M.S. of Blake church was held with ' seven present. We opened by singing, hymn 267 after Which Mary Johnston., led in prayer. We again sang 'hymn 498 and the scripture lesson ' was taken from Isiah'- 35':: The minutes were taken after which they were read and adopted. The roll was called and the topic given by Mrs. R. N. Douglas. The business was taken. We sang hymn 390 •and closed with the Lord's Prayer. HIL-,LSOREEN Miss Ruth Richardson returned to ham,• home after spending a few days with her sister in Tillsonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Consitt have moved to their new home in Hensall and are getting nicely settled. Miss Mary Hagan of London, sp- ent the week -end at the hone of her s, .r. i+ )ouy. Mr. Alf. Philp left Wednesday .for Toronto eilroute to MonrreaI and will sail from there to his home in London, England., the latter part of the month. Capital Theatre West St., ' ?hone 47, GODERIUI Northern Electric Sound System Now Playing ---Ronald Coleman and Loretta Young in "The Devil to Pay." Mon,, Tues., and Wednesday The Four Marx Brothers, Funniest clowns of all time in the .. greatest of all their uproarious Comedies. Monkey Business Sund News with every Program Thur's., Friday and Saturday INA CLAIRE in .. REBOUND • ` ' with ROBERT AMES, MYRNA LOY, HEDDE HOOPER and ROBER'I WILLIAMS A Chas. R. Rogers Production. Coming—Marie Dressler and Polll • Moran in "Reducing" nen— Quite a number from tars vicinity attended the reception in Varna on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs, Russell Consitt. Mr. Joe,1 of Hensall and Mrs: D. Nich- ol 11 spent a day at me home Of Mr, W. o Jarrott. • Mrs. M. Reichert and daughter, Miss Doreen spent a day in London recently. Mrs. Griffith of Henan, China, gave a splendid address on her work in that mission on Sunday Iast in the church. Quite a numb r attended the fun- eral of the Iate Miss Catherin Rel - rink GOVERNMENT OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA National Service Loan The Minister of Finance offers for public, subscription $150,000,000 Dominion of Canada 5% Bonds Bearing interest from 15th November, 1931, and offered in tuo' matur- ities (the choice of which is optional with the subscriber) as follows: 5 YEAR 5% BONDS, DUE 15th NOVEMBER, 1936 10 YEAR 5% BONDS, DUE 15th NOVEMBER, 1941 .Principal payable without charge, in lawful money of Canada, at the office of the Minister of Fiaarice and Receiver General of Canada at Ottawa or at the office of the Assistant Receiver General at Halifax, Saint John, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary and Victoria. Interest payable half -yearly, 15th May and 15th November, in lawful money of Canada, without charge, at any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank: Denominations: 5 YEAR BONDS $100, $500 and $1,000 10 YEAR BONDS $500 and $1,000 The proceeds of this loan will be used topromote the economic and financial welfare of Canada TheLoan is authorized underAct of the Parliament of Canada,and both principal and interest are a charge on the Consolidated Revenue Fund of Canada. Bearer bonds with coupons will be issued in de- nominations of $100, $500 and $1,000 in the case of the 5 -year bonds and in denominations of $500 and $1,000 in the case of the 10 -year bonds. These bonds may be registered as to principal. Fullyregistered bonds, the interest on which is pay- able direct to the owner by Government cheque, will be issued in denominations of $500, #1,000, $5,000, $10,000 and $100,000. Pending preparation of the . engraved definitive • bonds, bearer interim certificates i n denominations of $100 (for the5-year bonds only),$500, $1,000„$L0;o00 end $100,000, will be delivered on all allotments on subscriptions to this loan. Registrationene to principal, or as to both principal and i nterest;wiiillbe effected when the interim certificates are exchenged for definitive bonds, on or about the 1st Marchein3;2.. ISSUE PRICE • 5 Year Bonds, 99% and accrued interest • 10 Year Bonds, 99 and accrued interest Payment to be made in full at time of application Subscription lists to the foregoing will open on 23rd November, 1931, and will close on or before 1 ;.1 2th ., • December, 1931, with or without notice, at the discretion of the Minister of Finance. Subs-ciiptions'`wi11 .4 be keceived and receipts issued by any branch in Canada of any Chartered Bank and by recognized Dealers Interim Certificates will be delivered through the bank oe dealer designated by the subscriber in the applic- ation, upon surrender of the receipt. Let Your Dollars Serve Canada! I' PARTMENT OF FINANCE, Ottawa, 23rd November, 1931 Tigkraday, November t2,,. 292t chert on Tuesday atonement. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith have cetut'ned to their home after spend - ng a few days in Toronto with re- latives. H ENSA,L,L Mrs.. Robt. Bonthron visited with friends in: Goderiahfor a week. Mrs. Alex. Smith was taken to the Seaforth hospital Sunday last for an operation for appendicitis. Her many ;friends; hope for a. speedy recovery. J. Gray of Toronto visited last we- sk with. his sister,, Mrs. L. Sinillie: Mra. A. D: Tfnrpole and adughter Pearl), who :have beenn visiting for some time with the former's parents Mr. and .Mrs. Hy: Horton, left to visit her sister in Alberta. Mr: and Mrs. Laird MickIe were visitors with friends in Kitchener. T. C. Joynt is selling his stock of lrygoods preparatory to making ex- tensive alterations to his store and to modernize it into what is termed the Open Display System of modern stores,. The death occurred iia Hensall on Saturday last of one of its well known aged residents in 'the person of John .IVIcD. Wilson, aged 75 years. He was born in Blanchard and when a young man he .moved to the Town- ship of. Hay, where he carried en farming successfully and then he and Mrs. Wilson moved to Hensell in 1917 Some years ago their home on Ox- ford street was burned and Mr. Wil- son was severely burned. He had not been in good health since and this last year had gradually weakened till he finally passed away. Besides his widow, who is his second wife, he leaves to mourn his loss, two daugh- ters, Mrs. Win. Beck, of Yonkers, N. Y., and Mrs. Ro F. White, of London His only son, Lieut., William Bell Wilson, was killed in the Great War. The funeral took place on Monday last, interment ire Fansville cemetery, which is situated on the corner of the old farm. Rev. Arthur Sinclair had charge of the services. COUNTY NEWS Walter Statton of Grand Bend, has a hard maple tree in his lawn which is coming out in leaf. Mrs. Wm. H. Elliott, a pioneer of the Lucan district, died at hex home near Lucan on Sunday in her 84th year. She had been ill the past two weeks., John McKenzle, who has operated the Princess Theatre, Seaforth, for 20 years, announces that the theatre will permanently close on Saturday, November 28th_ Ten men left Goderich last Monday for Gelert, in the Haliburton district where they will be engaged in road construction work under the Govern- ment plan for relief of unemploym- ent.. Only one of the 'ten was mar- ried. At Stratford they joined a large contingent going from that city. Jno. Mousseau, Grand Bend, pick- ed eleven quart basket of nice blue plums off a tre last `week, a Large branch of which loaded with plums was seen by many in Holt's store window- Mrs. Joe Oliver also picked •a handful of ripe raspberries andl re-• ports many green ones on the bran- ches. This sure is an ideal spot in which to live. So. why go South? Deputy Reeve J. J. Moser, Geder- ich suffered a painful accident the other day, he was putting a new roof on his buildiing, and as he was work- ing on the verandah roof when he losat his footing and fell to the ce ment platform below, breanxng his right arm between the shoulder and elbow and also injuring his leg. John Ridley, of Winchelsee,, and; Eldon Kading, of Exeter, both have broken arins, from a similar cause, namely the backfiring of motors while they were cranking them_ W. Mutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred', Mutch of Clinton, is laid up with a severe injury to his leg. A heavy oil tank, which he had gone to Bayfield to take back to Clinton, slipped over on him. The death of John Whiteman at his (home in Kippen on Nov. 10th, re- mbved one of the oldest residents of Huron' County.. He was in his SSLIt year and has been a resident of this' county for 82 years, his birthplace l being iii- Nassagawaya Tp. His funer- al took place on Nov. 12th, which I day was the 65th anniversary of his 'marriage. His wife predeceased him nine years. Three sons and three da- ughters survive Tenn Taday morning the barn of G. Bisback, on the Bayfield road just south of Clinton, was destroyed by fire, which also destroyed all his season's crop of grain and hay. Foor- tunately; no stock was in the barn, except a span of horses which he was at the time getting ready for the atnor nin•'s: work. But the fire spread so rapidly that nothing could be done to save i4t • A meeting of the board of direct- ors of .the Goderich Agricultural So- ciety wan Iteld last Tuesday eve to wind up the business of the year. The treasurer's statement showed that, with all expenses and prizes pd. the Society would Have an indebted- ness of $267 to carry forward. There was a deficit of $508 from last year, but a grant of $500 from the Provin- cial. Govetznent's fall fair insuranc, fund practically covered this, and the un r indebtedness . , ,..,,, G?' C1;:1utS.i2C� 1 $ t•F, pr.osents the deficit from they 1.03. czbtbitioir; 1 Leavitt's Theatre.. Exeter — Ont MATINEE AND EVENING Matinee Prices 15e and 25c Thursday, Friday, Saturday ItToteember 26, 27, 28 ;Coker.. and ltd ���� S y in Africa Just one Big Long Laugh Comedy --"Laugh Back" Canadian Scenic Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Yr. 3O, Dec. 1 and 2nd 'SPORTING BLOOD: With Clark 'Gabel and all star caste. - A. smashing expose .of the inside at the Racetrack. Famous Horses Kentucky Derby Wine • ners in Sporting Blood Comedy and Cartoon + Dec- 3, 4, and 5th Lawrence Tibletts Q14Ici ropelitianOpera Star) "NEW IVIOON" Comedy—Laurel Hardy and in (Be • . Big) Sport reel. Con-ungLawrence Tibbett, in Cub- an Love Song. Pictures for December: "Transatlantic" with Edmond Love, and Lois Moran Steupdntdous Melodrama. leen Maynard, in "Alias Badman" Dressier, Moran in "Politisc" Will Rogers in "'Ambassador Bill" Friday, Nov 13th was both an un- lucky and a lucky day for four Ex- eter sung ladies when a car in which they were riding got out of control_ while going down the hili south of • the Aux Sable river and crashed through the west side of the bbridge carrying away part of the iron nail- ing of th foot bridge and dropping: about 15 feet, turniing over in the air and landing on its top the occu- pants escaping with only minor in- juries. Jean.Penhale, daughter of L. J. Penhale, in company with Viola. Skinner, Jean Pilon and Ruth Fraser - was out driving her father's Buick. sedan and shortly after eight o'clock they were driving north going down, the hill south of the river, when she - lost control of the car with the men- tioned results. Wm- Quinton, aged 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Quinton, Usborne Tp., visas thrown from a horse and had•. his arni fractured in two places. He - and two brothers were playing with 'the horses and being on the back ol- one; made a' quick turn and threw- ithe• lad off. In throwing out the arm for protection it was fractured. This: I is the third time that he has had'. ;bones of his arm broken. Huron County for many years has: been justly noted for its fruit, espee- ;ially apples. Among the many apple, .tots, famous for their fruit those ;owned by John Joynt ex-M.P.P. for: 'North Huron of Lucknow, hold an int. portant place. Mr. Joynt for many ;years bought and shipped ashes from: Exeter station over the G.T.R. Ile was known as the "Ash King',' for - 'many years. This year he is shipping - only his own fruil. 20 years ago he was in the apple business on a large 'scale, and tells how that in a single season he lost $25,000. DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft visited reiatives in Toronto last week -end and also attended the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. Clarence Routledge .of London spent the week -end at the home: of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fassold. Miss Laura M. Reid entertained n' number of her friends at Bridge on Tuesday evening. Prizes were won by Alice Hoffman and- Mr. Chappell Miss. Mildred McDonald. of Hensallt, is visiting with Anna Tiernan. Mr. Ira Tiernan of Hamilton spent Suniay with his parents, Mr. and i Mrs. Ezra Tiernan. Mrs. Faust spent a few clays in' London last week. At a largely attended meeting of• hockey fans on Tuesday evening the, Dashwood hockey Club was re -organ- ized for the coming season. The president, T. Klumpp presided and reviewed the hockey situation in a. brief address. Officers were electedi es follows Pres. T. Klumpp, Vice President, D. Tiernan, Secy-Treas., Mi Tiernan; manager, Addison Tiernan. 'We predict a lively hockey season. Harold Kellerman and .Kenneth 'Wein attended Royal Winter Fair at Toronto last -week. - Mr.° and Mrs. A. Ostreicher and. 'family 'visited in Ailsa Craig on Sun-. day. Mr. Geo. Palmer and Dan Ziler. made a business trip to Toronto on. Monday. An accident occurred during the, threshing operations on the farm of Y. Wein on Tuesday, when Valentine Becker in jumping from the thresher strouck ;the tongue of the brke his leg. Ile was hnniodiatet taken his home whore 1aeu,Caj as- -.«Li'_'.Er evaa J1L O 'bti.