Zurich Herald, 1932-10-13, Page 1Vol. )(XXII[ No, 14
OCTOBER 13 132.
ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING,
Chester L. Srai .'x„
' 11.25 el year, U.S. $I,517r 1f •Efetb x'ta rt
$1,60 INARRI,AR8,82MAX OE(:1IMERL ',2
Let the Herald d% guide you in your Fall and Winter Purohases
Misses Helen Nadiger and Ruth spent the holiday with her parents.
Kleinstiver who- are attending Nor Our local teaching staff of the I'ub-
mal School at. Stratford',: ;pent Than lie School attended the Teachers°
sgiving with theerr parents- Convention at God.erich last week,
Miss Marie A1lemanl of St. Clem-
ents spent Thanksgiving with friends Mhouse which he recently pr. H. M. Willert wile ucrcha
e eat
in town thisC Kellerman had the I
A S 11 O O, the week end at his home here.
of Toronto, The Election
Miss Grace Kellerman
The majority for W. H. Golding in
South Huron, as determined• by the
official count, is 1,989. D. McNaUU
ghton, returning officer, and R. mg,
gins, election clerk, , summed up the
returns at Mr ;11cNaughton's place
in Stanley Township, last Thursday
afternoon, and found the vote to be.
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Dr. and Mrs. R. J Taylor re tin ed from xeorg
fortune of falling from a scaffold 17,046 for Golding and 5,b57aolr
a motor trip to Winnipeg, returning 1 house dislocating Rader. 7 here wee 4� j
home last week. ( ] d ry th nt I lots malcing a total of ,
Cor-
nell
Ira Tiernan and ]Vl.iss. G. C
nell of Waterloo were. week -end vis-
itors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Tiernan.
Miss Myrta Hoffman of Kitchener,
spent the week -end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Hy'. Hoffmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zimmer and
Misses Theda and Grace Hayter of
Windsor spent the week -end with re-
latives.
Mr. Leonard. Birk of Guelph spent
mxs �r u re ec
while shingling the o s 12 148 votes
hid silo. Wev aregnicely.pto cast. The names on the'list numbered'
he is improving ! 14,430, so that 2,282 votes were not
Mr. and Mrs. Meerburg and family cast In the general election of 1930
the vote was ti,176 for MciVlillan and
5,82. for 'Trewartha, a total of 12,
of Port Frank spent the holiday wn
Mr. Jonas Hartleib and Lavada.
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer of Windsor,
spent 'Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs,' Moulton:
A fowl supper will be given under
the auspices- of the Ladies' Aid of
the Lutheran Church, on Thursday,
Oct. 20th, in the church shed. A
delicious menu will be served from
five to eight o'clock, with Mrs. A.
• Kuntz as convenor of the supper cam -
.
5 T. PETER'S mittee. A. programme will be given
by home talent consisting of music,
and
VaIl¢e1icZll .E11L1 ratZ � PC singing, monologue, dialogue,
d and
ZURICH ONT.
"A Changeless Christ 88cex' ea; chang-
ing World"
.i riday, 8h:—Luther League.
:Saturday --Choir Practice.
:SUNDAY SERVICES
10 a. m:—German. S'errvi e's.
11.15 a. m.—Sunday &B ,
7.30 p. m.—Esrgi sit S rs see.
'Everybody Welcoane, vs aTtaeServices.
E. Turkhoirsk
Blue Scraubo Coal
The Color
short plays. Dashwood Ban in
tenclance. You aro cordially invited
Dashwood Ladies' Aid Annual
The Ladies' Aid and W.M.S. of
Dashwood Evangelical Church held
their annual meeting and election of
officers in the church basement re-
aentiy. Rev. A. W. Sauer led the op-
ening devotional exercises after wh-
ich Mrs. D. Tiernan tools charge of
the regular business session. Plans
were made for a ham popper to be
given on Armistice Day with the fol-
lowing committee in charge of ar-
rangements: Mrs. D. Tiernan, Mrs. A.
Oestxeicher, Mrs. R. H. Taylor,
Mrs. R. Goetz, Mrs. R. Willert, Mrs.
V. Schatz, and Mrs. E. Bender. The
following committees for the month
were also appointed: Visiting Com-
mittee, Mrs. J. Wildfong,. Tars. E.
Bender, Flower Committee: Mrs: M.
Ra -ugh, Mrs. A. W. Sauer. Following
this the annual re o, t ..were >, en•l
Mrs. D. Tiernan read the secretary's
rl'port. There are 43 members on
tire roe`L 639 visits were made to the
sick. 12 regular meetings were held
with an average attendance of 15. 6
quills were made and a box of clo-
Guarantees the Quality thing was sent to the Canadian. West The regular monthly meeting of
The Ladies Aid Treasurer, Mrs. A.E. the Council of the Township of Hay
PETROLEUM ; Oestreicher reported $19'7.01 raid raised was held in the Town Hall, Zurich?
aJurin0' the year $170.00 paid to the 11
Cut down your Fuel, Hall by using G 1 Church Fund local accounts on Tuesday, 4th,
this to to `[;24 r0 leap g the members p
GRE:4T HEAT, N ASCII 'FUS
002. •
Following is the votes of each mun- Coir., has a cow which gave birth to
Mrs. C. Either, who has spent the
past week. visiting her brother, near
,�eaiorth, who has been ill, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Truemnel and
Mrs. Eliz. Truemner of town visited
iia.t• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
1`.rueniner, 14th ccn., Monday.
'Mr. Alegi Meidinger of the 14th
icipality:
three calves, the triplets are all well
Golding Rader and living aad are a week olu.
Seaforth • 704 • 862• Mr. John N. C'antin, who is now
Majority for Golding --,S42. a resident of London. called at our
Clinton >9 b44 office the other day. Mr. C7, antin is
Majority for Rader 155 535 :on the staff of the London Life in-
Exetr-r sonnet.?Company of that city', and
Majority fox• Rader --181. 269 reports business very good.
Tuckersmith • • • 747
Majority for Golding -•-478. C. Fritz & Son, of town have pur-
McKillop .... . .... 687 275 chased the entire shoe stock, and all 4 s� ����������� e� ������ �� 4�����y
Majority for Golding -412. . equipment, and auto of the estate of
Hensel].240 167 `the late Wm. H. Brown, deceased. r.
Majority for Golding -73. 1 The shoe stock has already been mov- 1.
t 671 381 • cd into the former's store, 4.
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- �, 361 Florence ',r3'.
St 826 633 Colosk} of Dashwoodt•
Golding -193. . o.
Hay were Sunday visitors at the home o
1 43'; `Mr• and Mrs. John Albrecht. -r
2 9U 18.T1 October W I meeting in the L Ht q
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WATCH AND'CLOCK
AlRiN
We Believe We can give You the Very Best
in Watch and Clock Repairs, with Prices con-
siderably lower that what is charged in the
larger centres
FURTHERMORE WE CAN GIVE YOU
PROMPT SERVICE
Special attention to Mailed in Watches.
Ness, The eiie Phone 74
Zuridt
oe®@A�••••eeacs N�lfiN43�oevaseee PeO•aec°oomesetIe(3 1`�� OIteCTe '
Hullet a•
Majority for Golding—PO,Mr. Geo. Ravely and Mrs.
sllorne ...... .... 4 r
Majority for Golding -115. Appelton of Thamesford, Mr. Samson- T.
T and Mr. and 'r
Majority
.... • • • • • Mrs. Chas. Scotchmere . of Bayfiely +
Majority for C' ld' lc>"
SPECIALS
AT THE
MUTUAL SHOE STORE
3 .118 38 'Fawn Hall auditorium on i'ne:;day BUY T H. �'J BEST
3 130 51 evening last was well attended, Mrs. ..
4 177
48::5Ed Haberer opened the meeting in "1
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the usual wav by singing the In -
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98 120 titute Ode, followed by Lord's Pray- • + '
7 er. 1VIiss Grace Meyers, Elva Meyers
8 113 31 'and ftttth Johnston delighted the $1.00 PAIR WOMEN'S BLACK CANVAS STRAP HOUSE SLOP-.
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Majority for Golding -493.
ajjori aEder--4
Stanley Tp. 528
Majority for Golding -23.
Total majority for Golding ---198`9.
HAY COUNCIL.
505.
e ' T 1° October with a
goers ..in a r resent. The minutes of
',paid amounting g •
'balance of $2.31 in the treasury. The i the last meeting were adopted as
'W.M.'S. Treasurer, Mrs. 111. Neeb re- read.
•ported .$83.89 raised for missions and, After disposing of the communic-
'8.3.3 In the Contingent "Fund. Rev. ations the following resolutions were
A. "W. Sauer then presided for the passed,:
•election of officers which resulted as That .By -saw No. 10-1932 authoriz-
fdilows-• President, Mrs. D. Tiernan; ing the treasurer of the Township of
Vice-pres., Mrs.. A. W. Sauer; Rec. Hay to issue and send out the 193'2
Becy.,.Mrs..G. Witdfong;,'ore. Secy•, tax notices and receive taxes up to
December 15th be read three times
and finally passed.
That Miss Lillian Rader be
Stock up now with this as the .demand
is more than the s�rpplyF
W. R. J I SG
Successor- tie
D. A. CAKTE ..ON IVIrti
The Fuel Yards with all V" .ri ies ' 'Mrs. -R. H' Taylor ; L A. "Treas.,
A. E. ''Oestreleher; W.M.S. Trews, Mrs
the Highest Quality: M 'Nedb; Pianist, Mrs. 'V • 'Schatz;
;Phone No. 10 Lt:ENSM.iL fBs •i: 1?£a lit, Mrs. E. tCrals rr.
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au nee with a motion song. A 4.pers, Low Heels, Soft Toes,. the kind you always botagjat„ nest, ..t,'"
iper oil "Home Economies" was
something a little different.
" bl• ' en by Miss Ida Routled- •
gave a reading. The business of e >
evening was then conducted in the $2 0BOOTS,2.25, BOY'S HEAVY Sterling
bestmakes -
nd Sisman mak4s. Z:
usual way. It was decided that Mrs.
E. Klopp attend the District Annual tainable. Also fine shoes for best sizes 1 to $ lisr. 1.
Convention to be held at London, as $1.45, $1.75, YOUTH'S WORK SHOES, Plain a Toe Caps
Delegate. Asocial half hour and re- �� finer Shoes for School, Sizes 11 to 13%.
freshments brought a most delightful OUR GUIDE IS THE MAIL ORDER HOUSES. CAFe31� ^ " 1I8
meeting to a close. 4' FOUND ON THE COUNTER OF OUR STORE FOR YOUR: I .-• ••
nr�L25 P.t�.IT1_,WO EN'S IDE 1 STAP
,,ong: NTi'ss GraLC .ar,�,Aers::i ht M_ ,:5'th�• $300$2.7b$2.3vY4IENSTLtx.N
OBITUARY
t PERENCE AND OURS WHILE BUYING GOODS AT THIS
STORE. -�Mrs. Mary E. Stelck Passes + • There passedawayon Wednesday; WHY NOT SUPPORT YOUR HOME STORE WHO G`LE'ES T t ,October 5th, a highly respected res- TWO BUYING PRIVELIGESS EITHER CASH OR CREBLT 4.4.
MrtofZurich,intriopersono'1' Hage,I•MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS, Red ar Black Soles, $2.40 and $2.'5 '-
Mary E. Stelck at the advanced age 'of 83 years, 4 months and 7 days, � ALL RUBBER FOOTWEAR PRICED THE SAME AS l�U ., N-
iivi
after an illness of a number of years 4•
z l e widow•DER HOUSES. SEE YOUR CA'T`ALOGUE FOR D i . 'E.1T .E THE SlARal .41ii,
duration• 1•Ixs• Stelck aa. t ,�of the late Henry Stelck. formen•ly of '+ STYLES TURSUWIT YDOOUW� W� ��9��T�SI�epn•i�pro>~�.the 14th concession, Hat Township, WATCH Otia *r
who predeceased 38 years ago. About25 years ago Mrs. Stelck moved tod resided tlxre unitil her
0 .I SON
PdapZurich an�K,MEMBER OF MUTUAL i STORES OF CANADA
pointed as one of of the managers death, and where she• macre. many fox -
and operators of Zurich Central of e£dj Sh�o�vacl pe being lbotrem + 'none 82 or 115
1~ternoayZLItiC : the flay Municipal 'Tele,rhone Sy:South{>.ast .elope TO"'n"n place of Miss Mrgaret ersie, Sebast&Ol'`vas marriedtothelate• resignedand that Miss Rader sign ship , ekiarC?odhe laid"�++++++_,0+4444.44,44.64
• the• usual contract. , Henry•
4 That accotnnts covering payments he.r with His finger and she slept, the
4 on Township Roads, Telephone and poet wrote. So lnay we say of this
General Acouxnts be passed as pOr' rs. Hisrfinger an od she slept," Ibut1er not arilVOL1C wns4 Township Roads—'Times Advocate, til a beautiful life was lived, a noble
`� Exeter, advertising $2.10; '1'. Welsh example of patience, fidelity to truth
4 lumber 10.63; Lawrence Denomrne, and faith were given. Not untilvis-
road 8, 8.50; John Oesch rd. 8, 2.50; ions of d cheaednlylif, iniChris the
Jas. Ronnie, rd 6, 4 >0; M Corriveau us,rd. 17, ]:2.20; R. Adams, rd. 10, ``valley of�the shadow. And now
that16.10; M• M. Russell, rd 1, 5.90; R. she sleep.,, hods
Miller, rd• 9, 3.50; M. Tid 10, :7.77 hath er virtuesrtes thoto e 11 isic, So
14.70; T'. E. Denomme, rd X0, :'t ver is when a life is nobly Aird
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DIRECTORS
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W. G. Bell, rd 3, 3.65; 1+E. J. Haber 2, 'divinely lived. The funeral was he
8.0rd 7, 12.70; G. Armstrong, H. on, Saturday, October 8th at 1.30 at
Pfaff, S. Bopp, rd 2, 1 u he H.
rd 5, 106.49; Crusher pay list her late residence, Zurich. Then ser -
254; W. J. Harvey, trucking 333.02; vike at the Evangelical church
cn d-
T. Welsh, crusher, material, 35.70; ucted by Burn er. All that was d Rev.el of
David Ducharme, 2nd hand plow $6;: A:
Telephone Accounts --Bell Telephone: this grand old mother was tenderly
Co., tolls July to August 278.17; conveyed to Bayfild ct Cemeterytege of for
NNorthern Electric Co. material 18.75; interment by large
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Zurich Central, switching 4 weeks, z`owing relatives ndtfiicrd' ofsypath1� di
68.00; P. Mcisaac, salary, etc., 559.9 many exp
ressH. G. Hess, salary, etc:, 258.7a, Gn-, high
h esti esteemof
trihe departed leaves
urith
al Accounts—C. L. Smith, 'printing ' to mourn her loss, four sons; Levi D.,
Stelck, of Dauphin, Man; Albert C.
of London; Arthur H. F. of Dauphin
Man.; Edward C:, Stelck of Hay 'I own
ship; and two r daughters, Mrs. John!
account 119.10; Postage, tax notices,
19.50; Grand Bend School Fair, get.
5,00; Zurich Fall Fair, grant 25.00;
Exeter Fall Fair; grant 10,00; Chas
13e 1 overpay 1932 taxes •2
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We are Prepared to Meet Your Wants With New
Priced Goods.
PRINTS, OINOHA fIS, BROADCLOTHS
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MUSLINS, LTC.,,
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 10c a Package
HARNESS REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAM
R. N. DOUGLAS
GENERAL MERCHANT
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The Council adjourned to meet a- lley, Jr, of Lumen, Calargara, �'{(.s% •
at St 1 k of Long Brach,
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gain �o Monday, � nnbex 7th,.i. the lie's tfrlt ►:
and to them is .. •; •T;,, ���.mm e
1.$0 o'clock in the aftrrnoon,. • -•-
.,�., F. HESS, Clerk. sympathy, Qf their mosey friends.
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