HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1932-04-21, Page 1vol. XXXI U No . 39
ZURICH. THURSDAY 'MOHNINC, APRIL21 1932,
Chester L. • Smith,, Potweaset
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*1.50 IN ARREARS, 02 MAY BXCESARISNAV;
liolty is the Greatest Factor in Home Merchandising
LIKE. EGGS
A resident of Goderich claims that
' ie and another member of his fam-
ily, between thein, ate fifty-five eggs
+on.Eeaster Sunday. With eggs bring-
ing five, seven and nine cents a doz-
en to the farmers, these gentlemen
are surely sioing their share to re-
lieve the glut on the market.
When the new barber Mr. Kechnie
of Kitchener arrives and opens up
for business, there will he little need
of anyone growing,G long hair or a
week's growth of beard, as there will
be in Zurich within a stones throw
four competient and experienced
barbers, Here's wishing them all
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Harness, Etc.
TRAVELLING BAGS, VAI ICES, ETC., TO CHOOSE
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IF YOU HAVE BEEN THINKING OF ADDING A FINE NEW
PIANO TO THE PLEASURES OF YOUR HOME, BE SURE AND
CONSULT US. AS WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE POPULAR
SHERLOCK MANNING LINE.
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SPRING!
The Faiored alid Authentic Shoe Leathers for Street
and Afternoon Wear, :shown in Beautiful New Models
Enjoy both delighful appearance and Constant Foot
Comfort.. The Store of Real Service gives you -not s
only the finest of Shoes, 'But insist upon a most careful! !
Fitting.
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SEE THE NEW PUMP, STRAP AIW 'TIE PATTERNS
Women's Pat. P'mrng s at«....----.........,....._._.._ 1.955 to $5.00 I
Women's Kid P'amps and Col_.Sles ..........:..____:$1.135 to $5•.00 •
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Women's Black Canvas, low heel:at ...............
Men's Black and Brawn Oxfords at ..................... _ _ . i:SS to $ 5.00
Boy's Black and Brown Oxfords ..................__._ .00 tat$3.50
Miss and Children Peraps and Straps at ...............75e to $2.50
Men's Work Boots, Solid Leather at $2.00 to $4.00
See Our Bargain T<eige of Men, Women and Children shoes at .$1.00
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Du>Yh„ the Visit of Mr. K. Park
HEAD OFFICE TWPIMMETATIVE OF BERGER T.1 . 3Tt]M
• COMPANY, AN EXPERT FITTER WHO WILL BE AT OUR
STORE ON APRIL. 214,, WE ARE .ADTHORIZFD TO GIVE WHIR
EVERY "CLOTHES OFUA.L)'I'Y.7 SUIT ORDERED AN EXTRA
PAIR OF TROUSERS OP SAME MATERI.• AT NOEXTRA.
COST. This offer is limited to the •duration .of the Repreativels
visit. Don't miss MI
good luck and an abundance of busin-
ess.
Hensall Spring Show
Heavy snow and cold weather mar-
red the South Huron Agricultural
Societies' Spring. Show held at Hen-
sall on Tuesday of last week.
While the day was bad for spec
tators yet some come from -a long
distance and had the day beengood
a large crowd would have been pres-
ent. The prizewinners:.
HORSES
Clydesdaye and Shire, aged stallio
R. Murdock and 2nd; Standard bre
aged stallion, W. Berry; stallion foa
in 1929, Fred Ellerington. ,Heavy
Draft—Mare in foal, W. S. Broadfo
ot; gelding of filly foaled in 1929,A
Wright; gelding foaled in 1930, D
Fotheringham & Son, • R. J. Scott, D
Fotheringham & Son; Draft or Agr
foals in 1931, D. Fotheringham, R
McLean, D. 1Fotharingharn; dra
team, J. Scott, R. J. Scott; geldin
or filly foaled in 1929, D. Pothering
ham, Mat Tinney, W. R. Dougall
gelding or filly foaled in 1930, Alex
Wright, Frank Bean, team, Robt Mc
Michael, Dr. Mair, 11. Truemner; gen
eral purpose team, W. Decker and;
2nd; Carriage Class—Team, C. Mel
ick; single horse, E. J. Willert, A. B
Weber and 3rd; Readster CIass,Team
W. Mcguire; single horse, A. B. We-
ber, Robt MrLaren, A. B. Weber.
Championship, draft or Agric.—R. J.
Scott and 2nd, R. McMichael, James
Scott. Tp. Prize, hest three horsed
from any township—J. Scott, D
Fotheringham. Specials—Owen Ge-
iger special for best draft stallion -R
Murdock, J. Passmore & Son special
for, gent's turnout—A B Web, ,, G
Case;for Best ' lady driver. z•
Weber.
Norman Jamieson, of St. George,
acted as judge 'of heavy horses, and
Mr. Charles Brothers, of Toronto, as
judge for light horses.
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Well, it looks like spring, with all
the bees in town these nice warm
days.
Mr: Newell Geiger left for London
this week, after spending a few we-
eks at his home here.
11Ir. W. C. Pearce, Insurance man,
of Exeter, called in the village on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seim of New
Hamburg are spending a few days
With friends in town ,this week.
Rev. Huntsberger, of Kitchener,
conducted divine services in the local.
Mennonite church here on Sunday.
Mr. Garfield Witmer is spending
the week with friends at Preston and
attending the Evangelical Conference
at Kitchener. •
Rev. and Mr. W. Y. Dreier left on
Tuesday morning for Kitchener, wh-
ere they will attend the sessions o f
the annual Conference.
Judge T. M. Costella, of Goderich
presided at the Tenth Division Court
n the Town Hall, on Monday after-
oon. Only one case was up and
after listening to the argument from
the interested parties, Harvey vs Sal-
mon, the Judge postponed the case
till the May court when more witnes-
ses will be called.
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CATTLE
Shorthorns—Aged buil, Oestreich-
erBros.; bull calved in 1930, R. D.
Hunter, Oestreicher Bros; cow, Oes-
treicher Bros; heifer, under 2 years,
R. D. Hunter, Oestreicher Bros. Her-
fords—Aged bull, J. M. McGregor,
Howard Wright; bull calved in 1930,
3. McGregor and 2nd; cow, Howard
.Wright; heifer, Howard W.,,righte1Viar-
ket Cattle—Butchcer steer or heif-
er., grade, H. Kercher and 2nd;•baby
beef, A. B. Bell, Oestreitker Bros;
dairy cows, any breed, J. Ingram.
Boys' Judging on Cattle—Frank Wri-
ght, Wilmer Broadfoot, Sandy Pepper
Specials—Dr. Collyer special for best
Shorthorn female—Oestreicher Bros.
Judge—H. Smith.
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.
11.1.5 a, m.—Sunday School.
7.30 p. m.—English Service.
Everybody Welcome to all Services.
E. Turkheitn, Pastor
YES! You Will Find a Differ.
ence if You Burn
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"Clothes.of Quality"' tailored to menutI.re are known all osvver tlanada.
for their fine all --wool materials, their beanti ul tailoi-Ing and their as
exceptionally good value. The Berger representative will 'personally y
measure and advise eery cuetonner ordering on the day mentioned. e
Plan to buy your mew Sluing Suit ;or Topcoat during Sin git. 4,
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Messrs. Louis and Edward Brisso
�1� of Windsor, were in Town Mond
,iii" tel.est"t-itis P,tihsoi2"Ee&ate '<`T
'148 acre farm on the Blue Wate
Highway, south -of St. Joseph which
was put up by auction on Saturday,
was not sold, as apparently there are
few prospects for buyers of farms at
present.
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17 JEWEL BLREN, REG. PRICE $15_Ik0
SPECIAL SALE $9.00
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16 Size, 15 Jewel Regina, Reg. Price $15.00, • Sale �,{
• 16 Size, 15 Jewel Record, High Grade Swiss, Fortune Gold
Cases, Reg. Price $25.00, Sale $Il.''rfl;
a 16 Size, 17 Jewel Bedforde Nickel, Reg. Price $13.00, Sale./86-.55:
$ 16 Size, 15 Jewel Bedforde, Nickel, Reg. $12.00, Sale s
• 12 Size, 15 Jewel; Bedforde, Fancy Gold Case,Reg.C0
$16, Sale $9_.�tl
0 14 Size, 15 Jewel Princess, a well made watch; Reg. $5.00, Sale $2_s
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Property Sold
The dwelling and business comb-
ined property in Zurich, known as the
E. Oesch estate, and recently, occup-
ied by Mr. Milton Oesch, has been
sold to Mr. E. A. Kechnie, of Kitch-
ener, who gets immediate possession.
Mr. Kechnie will move his family up
from Kitchener as soon as possible,,
and when settled will operate 'a barb
er business, using the other part of
the block as a dwelling. We under-
stand Mr. Kechnie has had a number
of ,years experience in the barber
business.
HURON'S REGISTRAR DIES
William Coats, 77, for 30 years
registrar of Huron County, died at
his home at Goderich on Monday, af-
er a brief illness. He was Dorn in
Stanley Township, near Clinton, and
s a young man was a commercial
reveller. Later in life, he joined his
ether in the drygoods business in
linton, and far a time carried on the
usiness of Robt. Coats & Son. For
rears he was town clerk of Clinton,
position he gave up to become co-
rity registrar. He was a liberal, and
ne of the party's successful workers
is hobbies being fishing and flowers.
Iis. wife and only child, Mrs. Sutli
rland died some years ago. There
survives one brother, Robert, Domin-
ion statistican at Ottawa, and three
sisters, also two grandsons, James
and William Sutherland, who resided
with deceased. The funeral will be
held on Thursday.
Refitting Planing Mill
,With the announcement. that new
machinery will shortly be installed at
the' Goderich Planing Mills, Cambria
road, is.coupled the statement that
the mill, which for the past year has
been used merely as a. storage house Ii
in connection with the albfieisch
.trill at Zurich, will in the near future.
•��sume its former activity. A new
oncrete floor has been laid in the
plant, prepartory to the placing of
the new machinery which will include
1 planer, a ripper, a'shaper and jo-
inter, also a ripsaw' and Gut -oft' saw,
')andsaw and new motor.The new
novo has been made necessary by the
icr'easing volume of business, which
as developed to such an extant, that.
erre Kalbfleisch mill. at r.urich has
'wen found inadequate to one ValI. The mill was purchased by ^lheel.
Kalbficisch of Zurich about a year
ago:.
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;FOR•SS CASH
re $1.00 PAIR WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS STRAP HOUSE STAPS
3 pers, Low Heels, Soft Toes, the kind you always bough. not
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+ something a little different.
t $1.25 PAIR WOMEN'S IDEAL 1 STAP KID HOUSE SLIPPERS, e4. With Solid Leather and Cushion Insoles. 1"
$3.00, $2.75, $2.35 MEN'S TAN OR BLACK MENNONITE WCORK'
,1. BOOTS, Panco or Leather Soles, Sterling and Sisman make.
4. $2.00, $2.25, BOY'S HEAVY WORK BOOTS, The best makes ala- •i
+ tainable. Also fine shoes for best sizes 1 to 5M. ie
t $1.45, $1.75, YOUTH'S WORK SHOES, Plain or Toe Caps.. c
4. finer Shoes for School, Sizes 11 to 13%.
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.ti. OUR GUIDE IS THE MAIL ORDER HOUSES. CATALOGUE .*
+ FOUND ON THE COUNTER OF OUR STORE FOR YOUR RE -.4.
3 FENCE AND OURS WHILE BUYING GOODS AT £,EMIR. .x.
44' STORE.
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TWO BUYING PRIVELIGES EITHER CASH OR CREDIT
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MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, Red or Black Soles, $2.40 and $2.7S Lem
$.7Le
* ALL RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRICED THE SAME AS MAIL OR-
* DER HOUSES. SEE YOUR CATALOGUE FOR DIFFERENT t.
j STYLES TO SUIT YOUR WANTS, OUR PRICES ARE THE SAKE t
3: WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS.Repairing promptly J'ne
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MEMBER OF MUTUAL. SHOE STORES OF CANADA,
m Zurich
Phone 82 or 115
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i We are Prepared to Meet Your Wants \V th New Low
WSprh
Priced Goods.
1 PRINTS, GINOHAMS, .BROADCLOTHS
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MUSLINS, ETC., ETC.
A Few.Stamped_Mats at 20% Off While They Last:
Silk Hose, 30 cents, a Pair and up
Root Seeds and Garden Seeds at Sc and 1Oc a Padres e
HARNESS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND
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