Zurich Herald, 1932-12-08, Page 1Vol. XXXiii No„ 22
ZURICH. THURSDAY IWOHNINO, DECEMBER 8 1932,,
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Chester L. SMitth EVASAMar.
11.25 a year, U.S. $1.50 In &boccie
$1,50 IN A.RREARS, $2 MAY BY CHAMOMM
Let. the Herald Ada
And now after ali this much talk CzechoSlovak inventers have tak-
•and commotion in the grand old U. en out a patent for the production of
S. A., regarding the repeal of the artifical silk, paper and other useful
Eighteenth. Amendment, or the Pro- articles from peat. If the patent is
hibition Law, which was a big fact- worth anything Canada. may turn
or in their recent Presidential Elect- some of herpeat bogs to good use.
1013, we notice that the other day
' the repeal was defeated in the Maine
'by votes, and the wets have to
start all over again, and the drys
Bang on to what they had.
The American Roakli Builders' As-
vociation a tells the public. that the
motor owners of the country are pay-
ing now at the rate of about one-
-third of a cent a. mile for their use
of the roads. This is calculated at
the average tax of 3AS cents per
.gallon. of gasoline. In Canada some
of the provinces fax notch higher
than. this. In Ontario, fax is 6 cents
per gallon. of gasoline, in addition to
"the charge for the license plates,
ST. PETER'S
vangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH, -• ONT.
"A Changeless Christ Ear as
lag Wart"
Friday, 811:-Lutiter Lena*.
Saturday -Choir Practice.
SUNDAY SERVICES?
1.5 a. m: -German Service.
11.15 a. m. -Sunday SchooL
7.30 p. m.-Engrlish Service.
Everybody Welcomes 5d at Services.
E. Turkhelza. INA**
aide you iri your Fall. and Winter Pura ases
In county criminal court on
day last last Wm. Bird, aged 75 years,
from near Brussels, was acquitted of
conversion with intent to defraud, by
Judge T. M. Costello. Only one 'de-
fence witness had been heard when
• -4 • His Honor gave his decision.
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One New ljamburg school pupil re- and Wily crippled, the old man bad
vealed his political leanings -plainly to be asSieted to Inc feet to hear the
during a recent arithmetic lesson. M- decision. "Eh?" he said. "The judge
ter the intricacies of taxation arith- says you are free to go, the charge is
mete had been explained by the tea- dismissed," his council J. W. Bush -
cher the class was asked the purpose field of Wingham, shouted into his
of taxation generally. "To pay ear. "Alright" he mumbled as he
Bennett" was the surprising ansWer. shuffled out of court.
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We read of a young woman of one
hundred who celebrated her hund-
redth birthday anniversary by go-
ing to town and purchasing a new
hat. People are never too old to take,
proper care of their personal appear-
ance. This centenarian young lady
was right.
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ett-in iVn h ji aces • "tr t 411 e need for atest enthusiasm prevailed. The
Tilot Ur?, being uttei.-
a return optimism -a new psytholo- ports of the secretary and treasurer
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the ,Huron
Old Boy's 'Association of Toronto was
held in the Pythian Castle Hall, Cl -
lege street, on Friday 'evening,, Nov-
ember 25th!, with the larg,esz, attead-
ance in the history of annual ineet-
ings. tvery municipality of the Old
county wag represenlad and the pee-
gical attitude, and so on. If the a-
fhering appeals for moral fortitude
are to be taken seriously, they must
be backed up with sterner stuff than
twenty-five cent wheat anci unem-
ployment doles, says an exchange.
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HERE'S CHEAP LIVING ,
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showed the Association to be m
very flourishing condition, with- a
good balance in the bank. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presid-
ent, L. M. Pringle; Vice-pres., Dr. H.
J. Hodgins, Geo. N. Ferguson, W.L.
Campbell, Harry Martin, Geo Dane,
Mrs. Dr. H. J Fergusooin 1V137•5- geQ,
E. Feaguson, Mrs. R. Brooks, •Miss
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The drop in the price of bread by
.N * the Exeter Exeter bakers ceated a
price I. L. Flynn; Secy„ E. Floody , asures D. D. Wilson; Chapiaincitev.
war in Exeter, Saturday last. Bread
R. C. McDermid: Organist, Mrs. 'gy.
is now selling in Exeter at 5c a loaf
Martin. Some of the special repre-
over the counter and. fic. a loaf de- sentatives are; Hensall, Dt: Byrcin
livered. On Saturdly aight one Lon -
Campbell, Mrs. H. J. D.. Cooke, Btu -
don firm that brings its bread to
cefield, T. Mustard; Exeter, Theo
•track, v- Selling: bread at
Sweet, C. L. Courtice, Mn Scott;
three. loaves for • 0‘.:: ' avid, Mrs. M. Becker.
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Mrs. C. Silber spent the past week
with friends in Hensel'.
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Mr. Henry Bossenberry of Port
Franks, was a business visitor in town
on Monday.
Mr. Harold Johnston, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Weido and Dorothy, were
Sunday visitors in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Jacobe, Mrs.
B. Pfile and daughter Miss Pearl we-
re visitors to Blyth and Wingham
one day last week.
Mr. Clarence Brenner spent the
week -end in Kitchener, his mother,
Mrs. John Brenner returned home
with him, after spending two weeks
with relatives and friends at that
place.
The Young People of Grand Bend
'United Church presented their play
entitled "Yimmie Yonsons' Yob" in
Alle basement oi the church on Fri-
day evening, December 2nd, and was
much enjayed by all.
Je
't,d •
ellery iGifta
Will Always be Appreciated
.VIARS WATCHES
or Him and Her
9.1 12.00 to $30.00
; Others as Low •
as $5.00
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E ALSO HAVE A FINE DISPLAY OF FANCY CHINA,
• PLATED HOLLOWARE, ETC.
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The !almoner Phone
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Hay Council met on Monday for
the December Meeting. The last
business or regular meeting will be
held on December 1.5th, when the
treasurer's books will be closed till.
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formerly of Hensel', where Mr. Mc -
after the new year.
The funeral took place on Monday
• emetery of the late John
Goderich Hockey Club organized Donald was the Chevrolet dealer for
at a largely attended meeting at the a goodly number of years.
town hall and set things agoing. The
officers are: Hon. President, Judge Warden Louis H. Rader is attend-
• J. B. Reynolds, now governor of
the county goal, but foimerry man-
ager of Huron CHounty Home, giv-
es some figures illustrating the start-
ling Tlifference between present hog
prices and those of a little more than Costello and G. L. Parsons; president
a decade ago. Hog -raising has been S D Croft• Vice-pres., Frank Elb-
a}, profitable sideline at the County
Blue Scranton Coal ome, and Mr. Reynolds recalls that
• (Jack) 1VIcDonalcl, of London* and
in 1921, -when be was the manager
The Color Guarantees Tb.,e QuaRey there, he took out a load of ten hogs
for .which he received 24.65 per cwt
SCOTCH ANTHRACITE making the neat sum of $719 for the
PETROLEUM COKE
SOLVAY COKE
MILLER'S CREEK
POCAHONTAS
ALBERTA COAL
Always on Hand
' The Fuel Yards with all varieties ,of
the Highest QuaRy.
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs on a graded basis,
W. R. DAVIDSON
Successor Eo
D. A. CANTELON
Phone No. 10 HENSAILL, OUT.
load. If hehad waited two weeks ion -
ger he would have got $25.25 per meeting in M. Oesch's shop a few
cwt. At the present price $3.50 per nights ago to organize a hockey
cwt., the same hogs would have bro- team which is to be entered in the
ught about $100. Cyclone League this year. Zurich
In Police Court should have a good line-up anis year
In Goderich Police CourtCecil and will give any team in the circuit
, plenty of opposition. The boys are all
Neil, a 25 -year-old Usborne Township very much enthused over their chin -
farmhand, pleaded guilty to theft and
ces this year and are already doing
was given three months suspended .a bit of skating to get into condition.
sentence. Neil admitted that at the There are so many intending to try
auction sale of Thos. Quinton, he.had out for positions that everyone must
loaded a horse collar, three 7ialters,
some metal shingles. and a beet knife
total value $32.00 into a wagon along
with some other articles which his
boss, a -Mr. Anderson, had purchased -
He said his •employer told him to do
bert, secy., Ned Sale; Treasurer, B.
Osborne. The executive decided to
hold a minstrel show to raise money
to buy equipment.
Hockey Meeting
The Zurich Athletic Club held • a
50.
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Two Pak Trousers
$18,50
FELT HATS
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ing the December meeting of Huron
.County Council which ,opened this
Tuesday. How quickly the time do-
es fly it seems such a short time since
Mr. Rader got the Wardenship of
Huron County, and now the year is
practically over. It will likely be
some years before this honor will a-
gain be conferred on the reeve of
Hay Township.
Womens' Institute
The Zurich Branch of the Womens'
Institute held their monthly meeting
on Monday evening, December 5th,
in the Council Chambers, with Mrs.
WM.. Hey in the chair. After the op-
ening Ode, Doris Meyers gave a re-
citation entitled "Courage". Mrs.
O'Dwyer gave a very interesting
BRIDAL WREATHS
Diamond Rings
See These
$15.00 to $100.00
SIGNET RIIVC-s',fs
$5.00 to $1.2`..Ed
The Gift for Him
Can's be Beaten
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be right on his toes at all times, as peper on "Quaint Customs and Leg -
no position on the team is sinched by ends of Other Lands," after which
anyone. The following officiers Miss Lenora Haberer favoured with
elected for the coming year are as an instrumental. Reports of the con -
follows: President, Jake Haberer; vention held recently in London we-
Vive-Pres.,re received from the delegate, Mrs.
Bill Reith; Manager and
E. Klopp and Mrs. O'Dwyer, who also
Coach, Ed. Gascho; Secy,-Treas., Lee
attended. This was followed by a
O'Brein. The motion was made and
SLVE
A BEAUTIFUL MAMMA DOLL FREE WITH PURCHASES
OF $10.00 AND OVER.
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sceonded that the Zurich Athletic
Club draw on its reserve in bank to
purchase the necessary equipment
such as uniforms, sticks, etc., as the
present outfit is in poor condition
and some of it is lost. These uni-
forms must, not be used for any
other purpose than that for which
they are bought and must be return-
ed at the end of the season. Mr. M.
Brown was appointed as local goal
judge.
THE CYCLONE HOCKEY LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
Dec. 29 -Zurich at Hensall
Exeter at Dashwood.
Jan. 2-Hensall at Exeter.
Dashwood at Zurich,
• Jan..6-Zurich at Exeter
Hensall at Dachsvood
Jan. 2 -Exeter at Hensall .. • . • • •
Jan. 10 -Zurich at Dashwood
Jan. 13 -Exeter at Zurich
Dashwood at Hensidl.
Jan. 17-Hensall at Zurich
Dashwood at Exeter.
Jan. 20 --Zurich at Exeter.
Hensall at Dashwood
Jam 23 -Exeter at Hem' 11
Jan, 24 -Dashwood at Zurich.
Jan. 27 -Zurich at Hensel"
Exeter at Dashwood
Jan ,10-Ztrri ch at Da shwa od
111 nsall at EN ,er
Poll..3-Eensall at Zurich
.Dashviood at Exeter. 4
Feh, iii --Dashwood at Ilensall
'Exeter at Zurich.,
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vocal solo. by Mrs. H. G. Hess and a
poem "Unusual Visitor" by Edgar
Guest, was read by Miss Pfaff.-
`she
business was coiwlucted by the presi-
dent, Mrs. E. Klopp. Several items
of business were disposed off. It was
decided that the Good Cheer Com-
mittee for the month of December,
remember the shut-ins with boxes.
The members are asked to bring their
food donations to the home of Miss
Pearl Wurtz. After the singing of
the National Anthem t contest was
-conducted by Miss Pfaff and lunch
was served by the committee in ch-
arge. During the social half-hour,
Mrs. Meyers and Mrs. Wm. Hey dis-
played the children's articles receiv-
ed from members and friends for
Northern Relief.
OBITUARY
Edgar Jacob taker
The death oceurred on Friday after-
noon, December .3rd, of Edgar Jacob
Baker at the home of his sister, Mrs.
W. Luker; of Hensall. Deceased,who
was in his 71st year, was born at
Shakespeare, but for the past 40
years had lived in Hay Township. He
was unmarried, 'Surviving are three
brothers, Peter of IlaY Township;
jOhn, of Stanley and Willitun of the
West; one sister, Mrs. W. Luker of
Tall. The funeral was held on
Mond ay aftern On , from th Lukit•
home, Hensall, to the, Zurich Luther
;Your 4.4-
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as
To Your Good Friends is always very hard to decide. ca.
So take Our Advice this Year and let it be:
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SLIPPERS
The Thouptful
Family Gift
WE HAVE NEARLY EVERY
KIND OF SLIPPER FOR
EVERYBODY
SLIPPERS for the Tiny Folks, up to those in which t
Father enjoys the Evening Paper at Home by the -
Fireside. Make yoour recipients Happy this Year by
presenting Them with SLIPPERS.
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We have always a full line of the best of Footwear at 4,
Prices that are the very Lowest, when Quality is con-
sidered 6
For the wet weather and snow, We carry a conwlete
Line of Rubbers, Zippers, Golashes, and Heavy Boo -Ls:
and Lumbermen's Rubbers for Men.
Repairing? YES! Neatly and Promptly Done.
0 FRITZ S•N
MEMBER OF MUTUAL SHOE STORES OF CANADA:.
Phone 82 or 11.5
Zuric
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an terrietery, with ReV,1 Turkheim •
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New Low Prices
ON
Fall and Winter Dry Good
WOOL AND FLANNELETTE BLANKETS,
UNDERWEAR, SWEATER COATS, CAPS,
GLOVES, MITTS, SOCKS., ETC., ETC-..
ALSO RUBBER BOOTS, AND SHOES, HAR.
NESS REPAIRS, AND MANY LINES OF
HARDWARE, GROCERIES., ETC„,
A' SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR C.ASHl
R. N. DOUGLAS
GaNgR Al hig
PHONE 11 - 97 EILA K 1E7
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pastor, officiating.
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