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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1932-01-21, Page 5" 'tuirsday, J"anudry 2IA, 2932- IFV1.10E, **ALP "-1 SIM TOUR BUSINESS CARS Wants, For Sale, Le►st, DUDLEY E. ILOLMES DARRISTER, SOuerroII, ARY PUBLLC, ETC. OFFICE -Hamilton Street, Just of the Square, GODERICH, Ontario. ;Special Attention to Couneel and Court Work. Ur. Holmes may be consulted at Gederich by Phone, and Phone charges reversed. Dr. H. H. C O W E N • L. D. S. D. » S. DENTAL SURGEON At 'DEITZ BLOCK-ZUB1C'H Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OSCAR KLOPP Graduate Carey M. Jones N�eonal School of Auctioneering. Try for Registered. Live Stock, (All Breeds.) Terms .in keeping with prevailing prices.. Choice Farms` for Sale. Will self anything .Anywhere. Phone 18-95, or write. Zurich, Licensed Auctioneer FOR HURON & MIDDLESEX 1 AM IN A POSITION O CON - duct any. Auction Sale,regardless •s to size or article to sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will make no charges. fax Services Ren- dered, ARTHUR WEBER -Dashwood Phone 3..3.-5T,. SERVICE• Why We have the Better Class of Customers THIGH CLASS GOODS, U. 5. L. BATTERIES, MOBILE OIL, MAR- VELUBE 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 WEIN'S, They are al' HIGH CLASS CLIENTELE. ■ Be DASHWOOD Wei! ONTARIO i•M••N•••••••••••••MR Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKET ANNOUNCING THAT WE HAVE • PURCHASED 'FROM THE FIRM OF YUNGBLTJT ik DEICHERT, THIS WELL ESTAB USHED MEAT BUSINESS, AND SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Yungblut & Son 11iaRSA•R!S!•01••Ni•••N OOAL I931 Announcement SPILIMG PRICES NOW IN EFFECT FOR Scranton Goal Coke Alberta Coal and Soft Coal .R;, SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF SO Cts. :Par Ton • will be allowed for cash. IRrvler Early as prices will advaaase ea .fire 15th. Case & Son lfheae y HEN &LL L I VI POULTRY WANTED Salem every Day till a o'clock,. pan. De not feed. Fowl 151b= morning *hen leroaaht in. Highest Cask Prices -CASH FOR -- Cream artd Eggs W. O'Brien i Mmes. Mt, BIM 0 ,.fctu'ea Found, Notice, Etc, Ads U4 11BI$ COLUMN WANTED .40,000 EGGS AT ONCE TO HATCH We wish to inform the public •that We are starting a custom hatchery. Starting February 1st wo will set eggs every Monday and Thursday. We solicit your patronage, and guarantee a satisfactory .hatch or no pay. Price 2e. per egg. ' "Square •Deaf Hatchery'. Dashwood, Ont. EARL GAISER, Proprietor Phone 80 Box 36 NOTICE The annual meeting of the mem- bers of Zurich Agricultural Society will be held in the TOWN HALL, ZURICH On THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st 1932 at two o'clock, p.m. Business -Receiving financial report election of officers, etc. A. F. Hess, Secy-T.reas.. E. F. Klopp, President. RADIO I have received the agency for the Celebrated PHILCO RADIOS Which come in a wide range of size and prices ranging from the five tube to eleven tubes. Before purchasing a Radio be sure and hear the Philco Balanced Super- heterodyne `set. If you are interested in a radio be sure and let us give you a demonst- ration. Allan J. Schrag Phone 1-99 _ Zurich SERVICE WITH SALES ANNOUNCING NEW' RADIO TUBES PRICES UX 201 A .. T1.15 UX 112 A 2.10 UX 245 1.65 UX 226.. 3.20 UY 227 1.50 UX 171 A 1.35 UX 280 1.50 UY 224 1.90 UY 224 A 2.40 TJX 230 2.20 UX 231 2.20 All other Radio Tubes not listed here reduced accordingly. For Sale by Stade & Weido, Zurich. FOR 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. NOTICE 3. C. Salmon & Son, Teamsters, wish to advise the public that they are still in the same business, with prices as usual. Your order ;rill be much appreciate&. Phone 94-16. William II. Brown A. Graduated Foot Speciatist AT Browses Boot Shop CONSULTING ENGINEER S. W. ARCHIBi LD, •B.A.Sc.(Tor.) O.H.S., Registered Professional En- gineer and Land Surveyor, Associate Member Engineering Institute of Canada. Office--Seaforth, Ont. Less. Failures Official record's show that there we- re fewer business .failures and fewer foreclosures of mortgages in 'Huron county in 1'9.31 than in 1930. The reason given is that officials have ,showne leniency, and in doing sa have 'received the co-operatioet of financial institittionm and ptivatO' individuals 'whose money is itrvoleedl. This is list., 48 it., should. he.. LOCAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deters, Sr., . op- ent a day in Heimall the past week, Mr. Ward Fritz has made two,trips' to Windsor this week, each time re- turning with two cars. Mr. Earl Yungblut who was a vis- itor with his uncle in Detroit, has returned home. The local sportsmen were out on a jack rabbit hunt on Tuesday, return- ing with a bag of 34 jacks.. Mr. and Mrs. W. Decker, Mrs. Ferd Haberer and Greta, were visitors at Crediton on Sunday. Monday afternoon, January 25th, is the date of the annual meeting oe the Hay Township Mutual Vire In- surance Company. Mrs. Lydia " Pfile and • daughter Pearl are spending a few days '; at Dashwood this week. On Thursday afternoon of this week the _annual ..meeting of:=the-Zur- ich Agricultural Society Will be ''held in the Town Hall, Zurich. Don't forget the dance in the town Hall, Wednesday eve, of this week under the auspices of the Zur- ich Agricultural Society. The annual meeting of the memb- ers of the Hay Telephone System :will be held on Monday, February lst:,in the Town Hall in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Smith and two sons, Gordon and Stanley of • the Blue' Water Highway, and Mrs. Sol. Bechler of the Bronson, motored . to London one day last week. Mr. John W. Horner of town has dealt autos with Mr. Ward • Fritz, disposing of his New Ford coach, for an Essex sedan. While Mr. W. L. Wagner of town has exchanged his Essex coach for a Pontial coach with C. Fritz & Son, used car dealers. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Zirk, of Hay Township, have purchased the resi- dence of the late Thomas Flynn and expect to move to Exeter some time this week. -Exeter Times -Advocate. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Truemner, Mr. Conrad, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. True- mner motored to London one day last week, where they visited the lat- iter brothers' sister, Mrs. Geiser of Shipka, who is convalescentat the hospital in that city. All members of the Zurich W. In- stitute of the local branch are invit- ed to attend the social evening, on Thursday, January 21st in Council Chambers at 8 o'clock. The losing side of the autoghaphen quilt contest are sponsoring this, and promises to be an interesting event in every way The rnany friends of Mrs. Paul Bedard of the 14th Concession, evil regret to learn that in coming down. the stairs she in some way fell and injured her ankle to the extent that she will be laid up for some time. Dr. A. J. MacKinnon was immediat- ely called and administered medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howald were to London the beginning of the week to visit their daughter (Muriel) Mrs. Orville Steinbach, who has been for a few weeks in the hospital, .recover- ing from an appendicitis operation, when she contracted a bad cold which developed into pneumonia, and Mrs. Steinbach was seriously ill, but thanks she ,is improving. Owing to a better demand for money the old established Huron & Erie have advanced the interest rate on debentures to 51is per cent: it is seldom that this rate can be secured on this class of securities, and if you have any funds for investment now is the time to invest. Applications for any amount over $100 received any time by A. F. Hess, local ag- ent. •,i.,, A Little Fellow On January 16th a Durham OW belonging to Mrs. Jos. Rau, of the Blue Water Highway, near .urysdale, gave birth to a very unusually small calf. The little fellow when arrived in this world was in every normally grown, but very much undersized. It measured only 24 inches in length, and stood 18 inches in height weigh- ing only 21 pounds. It is being rais- ed on a bottle, taking a cup of milk every two hours, but is very thrifty and smart. Aoodly number of peo- ple have found their way to the home of Mrs. Rau, to have a look at this "little fellow". Bible Class Meets .' The Bethany Sisters Bible Class of the Evangelical Sunday School, Zur- ich, consisting of seventeen members met last Thursday evening in the assembly room of the church to el- ect officers for the year. A splendid report by the late secretary, Mrs. J. E. Gascho was given showing the good interest the class has manifest- ed the past year, the offering amount- ing to $29.89. Mrs. 3. Ehlers who had beenconvenor of the Good Cheer Committee, read a very interesting report, which stated that 89 sick vis- its were made, 35 bouquets were sent, 49 treats and 24 cheer cards we - sent out the past year. The election, at which the pastor, Rev. W. Y. Dreier, was chairman, resulted as fol- lows,: President, Mrs. J. K. Ehlers; Vice -Pres., Mrs. J. Geiger, Secretary Mrs. L. Geiger, Asst. -Secy., Mrs. S. Zimmerman; treasurer, Mrs. A. Web - ,r. The appointed teacher for this class is Mr. E. Gabel, and his assist- out, teacher, Mrs. C. L. Smith. Mr. Archie Beider of Dashwood, was in town on Tuesday. Mr. Fred Papineau left for Detroit, where he will likely receive employ- ment. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haberer, • Miss Freda Haberer, 1VIr. Victor Deichert, and Mrs. E. Deters attended the fun- eral of the late Mr, George Bauer at Tavistock on Sunday. last. • Messrs. C. Fritz & Son, ' used car Dealers, have now a stock if seven- teen good used cars on hand; and the finest lot of cars they have ever exhibited, various makes ane various models. In fact nearly everything you may wish to choose From. This firm is looking for a big year's bus- iness as they have during the past three weeks turned over no less than twelve cars. The sale of merchandise at the store of J. Gascho & Som, Zurich, which commenced on • Saturday, is meeting with big success, as despite the depression, large crowds are daily seed around these counters picking up these bargains, which indeed are a big saving in dollars and cents. Be sure that you get your supply -as the time is rapidly passing by, and only o short time when the sale will be over, and then back to regular prices. Bring your neighbors and friends to this big event, and come real often yourself. The inaugural meeting of the Zur- ich Police Trustees was held on Mon- day with Mr. A. F. Hess officiating in hisM,capacity as Clerk, when the fol- lowing subscribed to the declaration of office: Conrad Schilbe, Josiah Ge- iger, and John Hey, Jr. After being organized Mr. Josiah Geiger was el- ected of superintending Trustee, or better known as chairman. Lir. A. Hess was appointed Secretary, H. Mousseau as fire Chief, C. L. Smith as caretaker of the water supply. A grant of $25.00 was voted on for the urich Library. New Ford Eight to be a Sensation Goderich Star -District salesman - ager Duncan and Service Manager Doherty, of the Ford Motor Comp- any, with headquarters at London, were in town on Tuesday and anno- unce a new Ford car, an eight at the price of the present Ford car, with beautiful lines and all modern ideas in construction. The eight will be the first of the 1932 Ford line to be out and will be on exhibition at! the Detroit Motor Show. The new `• four will follow and a big sensation is forecasted. Entrance Exams. Partly Abolished In Certain Cases Students to Be Admitted to High Schoor on Principal's Recommendation With the approval of the Goderich and Exeter High School Entrance boards it has been decided to intro- duce in the inspectorate of West Hur- on, within certain, limitations, the principle of admitting candidates to high school on the recommendation of principals. P. S. Inspector E. C. Beacom, who is also secretary of the entrance boards, has issued to the principals of public andseparate schools in the inspectorate a circular setting forth the conditions that must be fulfilled in order that the privil- ege of passing candidates on the pr- incipal's recommendation may be granted to any school. NOTICE. MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Huron County Council will meet in the County Council Chamb- ers, Court House, Goderich, on Tues- day the 26th day of January, 1932, at two o'clock in the afternoon. Accounts or notices of petitions or deputations should be sent to the Clerk on or before the Saturday previous, to ensure attention. Municipal Clerks are asked to for- ward Certificates of election by mail, as soon as possible after first meeting of their Councils. GEO. W. HOLMAN, County Clerk. Goderich, Jan. llth, 1932 CYCLONE LEAGUE At. a meeting of the Cyclone Hock- ey :League held in Crediton on Dec- ember: 30th, the following schedule was drawn up for the coming sea- son, Jan. 8 ---Zurich at Dashwood. 8 -Grand Bend at Crediton. 11-Dashwoon at Zurich 11 -Crediton at Grand Rend. 15 -Grand Bend at Dashwood 15 -Zurich at Crediton 19-bashwood at Crediton 19Grand Bend at Zurich 22 -Crediton at Dashwood. 25 -Zurich at Grand Bend 29 -Crediton at Zurich. 29 -Dashwood at Grand Bend. Managers •of each team are to form an executive of the League. Wm. Reith, Zurich; Add Tieman, Dashwood; Lloyd Palmer; Crediton; A. C. l;Lavelle,; Grand Bend, ?AG$ Fm. r.•r•hz•+4".t.•i,•.#•,.i.,t.'l,,,t•,I,r•�'t"h,h,k IRdr�r'i��'1' :.i..�.;..}.,i••c••��••,� � .•F•k�'r ��A•i`•��r+F'Q'�'><' I Massey -Barris Implemen ts • WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR R THE CELEBRATED AND 'COM- PLETE LINE OF MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS,. AND •s• WOULD ADVISE 'ANYONE IN NEED OF NEW MACHINERY TO LET US KNOW, AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YQU .gym A CALL ,l. I Brantford .Windmills a nd dumps . I HAVING RECENTLY BEEN APPOINTED BY THE GOULD ,4. SHAPLEY & MOIR CO., OF BRANTFORD TO HANDLE THEIR .1: + EXCLUSIVE LINE OF "SECOND -TO -NONE" PRODUCTS, WE ; , SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS IN THIS LINE AND CAN ALWAYS °l0 •i• . ASSURE YOU OF BIG VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLARS. «r BELOW WE LIST A FEW OF OUR GOOD USED AND REBUILT .I- f MACHINES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT PRICES FAR BE- •LOW THEIR VALUE. . 1 4 1 good M. H. Mower. 1 M. H. binder nearly new. . 4. + HOW ABOUT REPAIRING YOUR BINDER. REgEMBER, WE 1• GUARANTEE OUR WORK, OR NO CHARGES '- Be SURE AND GIVE US A CAL4. L! {l. N. E. Semon, Agent, Zurich 4. •i••4.4.4.4.444.•3••3.4.4.$••I+++•1•.I..g.4.4.4.•.•i•.. t•*+++++++f++++++++++++4.r4 + mmNNurnmv m.rrvN,wrmnmsnnw;/ 13 Zurich Drug_Store SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 a■ WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES; PENS, PENCILS, INKS, ETC. 444.yt-•i•.p +.i ;.✓,.oe..i ++ +4.4.d••.•;- :• :',eel. ALL AUTHORIZED TEXT . BOOKS KEPT IN STOCK. SEE OUR SUPPLY OF TOILET PREPERATIONS: Perfumes, . Toilet Waters, Perfumizers, Toilet Soaps, Tooth Pastes, and Brushes. FINE STATIONERY AND FOUNTAIN PENS. KODAKS AND FILIMS Dr. A, J. .MacKinnon, Zurich URFARmwmApAppAmR?RNWPMFMRPARFORMARAPJ, • ••••••••••••••e4.0•4.0.44.• • • • • • ZURICH HERALD'S • • • • ClubbirigList • • ZURICH HERALD and the following Paper •i for one Year: • Kitchener Daily Record $5.10 •Toronto Daily Globe $6.00 • t Toronto Daily Mail and Empire $6.00 • • • '� oranto Daily Star$7.00 • • Toronto Weekly Star $6.00 T London Free Press $6.00 • London Advertiser ,, $6,00 London, Farmer's Advocate $2.25 e Farm and Dairy $2.75 • Farmers' Sun $2.50 •• Family Herald and Weekly Star $2.25s Famil^ Hnralc! for 3 years ... $3.00Canadian Countryman ., $2.25 • i Weekly Witness ., $ 3.15 w Farmers' Magazine $1.50 Huron Expositor, Seaforth .,. $2.75 • • • And a great many more that we cannot enumerate here. • We have the Agency for every, reputable Magazine ..b • • Canada and t• •he • United States, a{d •can cave you money • •most hem. s Renew all your Papers and Magazines at our r aOffice and save Trouble and Money • }HERALD OFFICE Zurich t 0. s a •94414)?seen sees -oesesseoeo,�• ';, 'ese.“- • oe•ese0+`A 410 4 ><?$.9400e0440000•** OO•••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •