HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1924-10-30, Page 5'"Pi ursday, Oetobor 30th, 19`'2.1
Z1i7RICII A PRA -T.4
BUSINESS CARDS
u SLE X E. TIOLlIE s
earrniter, ,Solieitor, Nota Public
late„ Office on Hamilton -Street,
test off the isquare, Goclerich. Priv-
;late Made to loan at lowest rates.
tUoimes will be in Hensel on
Friday of each weelr,
ew F. Hese.. Township Clerk
' leer of marriage licenses, Notary
' Commissioner, Fire and Ant-
elestebile Insurance, Representin.g
;Simon ,and .Erie Mortgage. Corpora-
The Canada Trust Co. Zuridh,
ttario.
S. Knapp, L D. S, 1. 0„ S.
*DENTAL SURGEON
MAIN OFFICE IIENSALL
A-U.C-'T-t-(-N-E-E-R
OSCAR KLOPP
graduate Carey M. Jones Nat-
al School of Auctioneering. Try
for Registered Live Stock
'Terms in keeping
Breeds). Choice C
ith prevailing .prices. oo
ic
'iirme for sale. Will sell anything)
,where. Zurich.
*hone. 18-93 or -write,
•
Licensed Auctioneer
County
Licensed. Auctioneer for colt -
duct
In. a positiont
duct any'auction vale,regardless
its to size or articles to sell. not
your business,. and if .
solicit es for
satisfied will make no clang
srvices.
;Arthur Weber, .- Dashwood.
Phone 13-57
Zrh Meet
ARK `yT
Freili and Salt Meats
Bologna Sausages, etc
alt Pince for WoolHighest a
CASfOR leK1NS & H1DESDeidhert
:Rome' oriWarmsiartry.arlmsmsonexesicroomosucloo.moummj./37
ZUR
i. LIVE€ Y
1 am in a position to accomo-
Gate all requirements in the Livery,
Sine, have Auto for hire. Any-
thing .done in the teaming line.
GEORGE J. THIEL
"None fib Zuricia
*, B. ATKINSON, L.D.S., D.D.S,
DENTISrfr
Graduate of the Royal ' College
It Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
rt the University of Toronto.
Sate District Dental Officer, Mil-
itary District No. One, London,Ont
Office hours at Zurich every
Kiln Office,Exeter. Phone 34.
lit Zurich every TUESDAY -19
• Phone 79
LIVE
P 0 U j�j��LT R
♦♦
AN �fl ED
II'ken,. every day till 3 ()clock p.m.
Do not feed fowl same morning
When . 'brought in.
'Highest Cask Prices
POR ---
Cream and Eggs
W. O'Brien
' . 1pho le a4. Zurileh
COftL
SEASON 1924 •
IPRING AND SUMMER DELIVER-
IES
t lNTHRAOITE-We are now re-
tidying our genuine Delaware &
Hudson direct from the mines, Nut
Stove and Egg isizes.
SOFT COAL -Just arrived, an-
b'ther ear of our high grade soft.
-Ttte coal hais made a great hit for
,otnaehold no. and 'our sales of this
'Saveover doubled in the fast BOULETS-Qur Roulet Coal' is
Mixon in u clots by itself and is gr-.
in far*or rapidly.
OUR Telephones are 'at Tout
11 +vice.
TrVi them freely for in-'
l6rmlati'on.
A.b • i1t .p)301)11C111 MERCHANT
Phone Office lrrir; Howe 10j.
h�. .LL O NT. ,
YOTB
Wants, For Sate, Lost,
Found„ Notice, ,rite, Ads
IN THIS COL(TM
NOTICE.
I have hen-dold ,.tie, •outstanding
account% to Me, W. L • Siebert for
collection. 'Anyone <Wing
kindly call and nettle ;same ail
oncca.�Jt Proeter,
HOUSE FOR SALE
Bssiden;tal property in Zurich,
consisting of one-fifth acre land,
with. comfortable 1%story frame
dwelling and frame astable. For
further particulars apply to Mrs.
Arnie Stelek, Zurichl.
rue,
STRAYED
From 'my pasture field, • Treivn.
Line, Stanley, about. Oct, 15th, a
20 -months old • white heifer, no
horns. , •Please notify- Ecl, I eich-
ert, phone 94 r 1.0; Zurich, ,i:, where
abouts known.
FARM FOR -SALE
On Huron Road, one mile west
of Seaforth, containing 75 acres;:
There are on the premises a good
brick house, a large bank barn
76x80, a large driving , 'shed, 4
acres of young orchard, and a good
bush. The land. is in a good State
of cultivation and well drained.
The Hydro is installed in house and
barn,>. also••telephone and rural mail.
There are three well's and waterin
the barn. • Store and implements
Will be sold with farm if desired.
There are 10 milk cows, 30 pigs, 3
Horses, good bull, . a good line of
implements, 40 tons of hay; 1000\
bush. of oats and house furniture.
Farm will be sold reasonable on
account of owner's health and 'pos-
session, may be taken any time.
For further particulars apply to
Henry Lebeau, R.R. 2, Sear-ortie.
NOTICE
We will run our cider mill every
Tuesday and Thursday of each
week, Alen Have a large :copJier
kettle to let, for cooking apple but
ter. . Iennio Steele, Bronson Line
Stanley,. 13-5
NOTICE
CEMENT WORK -I am in a pos
ition to do any kind of a cement.
job, such as :supply tanks, foound-
ation ovalis, bridges, cement floors
and evades etc. Work guaranteed
pri?ee reasonable, . .Apply to Mar-
ici! ,Corrivtrau, R. R. 2, Zurich;
.Phone 16-93. tf40
'Tuxedo Chatterless
AUTO OIL FOR FORD CARS. GU
ARANTFED TO STOP THE CHAT
TERING OF BANDS.
L. A. PRANG, Zurich.
Sold By
tf18
COAL
Scranton Coal
Chesnut and Furnace
Sizes. Soft coal` of
highest quality.
GOOD SUPPLY ON HAND
Case & Son
PHONE 31 HENSALL -17
Dr. 11. H. COWEN
L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At McCormick Block, Zurich, ev-
ery • Thursday and Saturday.
Main Office
HA.RTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD
WOOL
Highest Prices Paid ac-
cording to quality
GASH OR TRADE
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, YARNS
AND WOOL BATTS.
MAIL ORDER!) PROMPTLY PIL-
LED.D.
Pli.'o.ne Or write for prices to t17
Newton Woollen Mills
NEWTON-- ONTe
H. O. W,A.G 1' {'.1.Iy Proprietor.
LOCAL N�
YS
Xis aVera, Siebert 'spent the we-
ekeend at Wioghaaxt,
-eeMr. M. C. Milliken ]spente'S`
Sum -
day. at hie home in Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs,. Tienrar Steinbach
and sonCarl, left on .a motor trip -
to Roily. and Detroit, Mi eh,
Miss Clara ICalbfleisch of De
troit spent Saturday at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, ;F 0, I albfleisclx,.
Mr. anel, Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw ''Slid
daughter Esther of Lans'ing, were
visiting with Mr. and Mr,( Chas.
Weber for it, few days l'aet week.
Mr, WI G, Hess' and C,. Fritz &
Soil., Ford Dealers, have exchanged
autos', Mr, Hess gets 'a !Sedan,' while
0, Fritz & Son get ai touring 'car.,
Mr. W. Surer us of Detroit was
a week -end visitor with hie par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs; Benj. Surerae,
14th con.
A number of young people of
Zurich attended' the Brodhagen
fowl supper which was(' held in the
basement of the Zion Lutheran ch-
urch.
Mrs. B. Pfile and Mies Pearl
Pfile, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith
and little Mae Ingold, attended the
Lingeibach Church re -opening on
Sunday, near Shakespeare.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wurru of
Memphis!, 14Iiclt., Mre. Wm, Rupp,
and Mrs. Will Redinger of Detroit
spent the week -end at the homeof
Mr. and Hera. John Fuss.
A meeting of the Directors of
the Zurieh Agricultural Society was
held last Saturday evening and
the list of prize winners at the fall
fair Wris' gon-^_o over. The treasu er.
was then authorized to pay the
prize money 'to successful exhibit
BATTERIES BATTERIES
• Have you examined your Teleele
one Batteries. The old Saving 1
cannot hear you, can eeelly be rein-
edied by adding ar fresh pair of
Columbia or Burgess, bust by
test Batteries. A new supply
Just in. -.We G. Hess.
+The celery crop, like other cr-
oils this year if d bumper, and the
qu'xlity Ma never been"heater. C.
Fritz & Sin took up their nice
plot, east of the village on Friday
•sli.ipping a carload to London.
While some of the other fecal gro-
wsra are busy marketine their se
asons crop.
The remarkable fine weather con
times day after day, with the nice
warm iaun;shine juts]. ike September.
The Zurich Jubilee Band gave an
open, air eoneeet on Saturday ev-
ening, and the streets were .as•dusty
as. July and had. "to be sprinkled.
;�•arm.ers on heavy "soil are unable
to plow owing to drynessr :while
the pasture fields' are suffering for
want of moisture.. .
.WILDS-UTTLEY
A very pretty ,church wedding
took . place at St. Boniface R. Ce
Church, Zurich on Wednesday morn
ing, Oct. 29th, when Rev -Father,
A. M. Stroeder united in marriage
Miss Minnie Uttley, cin of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ii ttlt,; , to iti1r.
Clarence Wilds of Stephen Tp. The tr,vy Bonds dun Nov. 1st, should
Herald joins in extending eongratu consider the debentreees of the
lal'ians. o•Jo}i. old Huron •& Erie, which has
ligan in husinea i for ':sixty years.
You can obtain the good rate of
5? per cent payable half -yearly on
any amount ovat $100 .for one, two
three, four or fav e : years. Trus-
tees and Excwciutoes are author-
ized by the Government to invest
moneys of estates in these deben-
tures.
tures. Applications .recti eyed at
any time. for Huron & Erie deben-
turas , or Canada Trust guaranteed
.engagesa certificates by Andres
P. Hess!, Zurich.
ITEMS QF LOCAL INTEREST
Mr, Rol t. Boyce of Landau, cal -
ed vii, frdende here the past week,
Mee Roy 1:. .:9attrrsone C. x7,; :cal-
led in the village on bus neer on
Friday,
11ir, , ,faeob '•Deich'ert Jr, 'spent;
Sunday, with ,hia farieuci, Mr, D,
Fuss
Bei:48ler i:lliunley E, Holmes of
Goderieb. vas in the village on bus -
inose on Friday'.
iday.
Mr, and Mia •TI, L; Albright mot-
ored to ilowicl,: on Suiiciay, toles-
it
ovis-it Mr. ,Abri ;h:t's pare t.,s•
• Mrs. and. Mus, Rudy Sch,wart'zen-
truber of the ,Bronson line were
recent visitor e et Pool.
Mr, and Mee. J, Preeter and
family of• New Hamburg,were
in Zurich on Thursday to vote._
A large number froth the, village
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs, Ed. Wuciia, at ;Crediton, ou
Mondtyl.
Messrs Theo and Orville Stein-
bach niotoi'ad to Stratford one Sun-
day and visited 'with, friends at St-
ratford.
Messrs L. We. Hoffinent and John
Deich:ert motored to Niagara Falls
on Sunday', clOereeing a distance of
350 m.iies Prelt3r good for aFord
112r'. IT L IAlbrigb:tr local mer-
eh3ni ie in .the •market for a lim-
ited ciuentity 01 dutch !setts.
Mrs. Jansen and daughter Miss
Jeans, who had visited at the home`
f 3/1r. and.* Mee.: John Gellman, left.
on I+'riday tor' their home at Royal
Oak, Tr1ieh. •
TJ1i. Harry Dilber, of Crediton, is
assisting 112r, A, Melick in putting
in. the hot water heating system
in the new home of Dr,. A.
MacKinnon;.•
Mr.'. Alber't'a fes let for Kitch.-
+•for on Saturday, to resume his
duties there. His father, Mr. Ernst
Gies, is improving refry favorable
in health.
Mrs.Malincla Holman, of Abilene
Kansai, who most pleasantly ;spent
the past two Months with relatives
and friends here, left last week for
lee hom , She is ai s:ister' of Mr.
J din Hey, Sr. of the village.
Idr. Clarence. Hoffman., of Galt
one of the pephlar basebll play
-
ere, Tae the distinction of winning
ma•nbei of eiiccial `pr:izes for
his +iuts'tandin ' ability as a play-
er,
lay-e , a nein; wb;i'e_h is la $10 hat, 50 -
the nous, a .orad ham, and many
)'hnr equau in,v flu., And we feel
preed of the 'splendid work, Clarr-
ence is doing.
Another real e_siate deal of inn•-
pit ince was put theoule last
•xr , k i i. Zurich, ;when lir. Joseph
D. r ar, the local Massey -Harris din-
,lenient- agent purahaeed trent Mr.
dater -P ,p neer., the building on
Victoria Street' used, by Mr. Pap
ine x a ?� ^ !" �$t `cliiilay garage
end tire she. e. Mre.;:Dr•uar will
disc l ,y .11:3 ',n n of. farm machinery
th?rein, and will Male, a very suit-
abel place for &e'same, while Mr
,P.,, >ineee will be .going out of
busines , 11 Zurich and intends go -
'n; bi "._ i wa tro:t to work
his former trade as toolmaker.
VICTORY :r3OND.S'
Any a ; i.i • who has not yet
arranged for the re -investment ,,;
the money roceiee,d for their 'Vic --
Community Reformation services
will be held at Stratford next Sun-
day afternoon. The following par-
ishes will participate;-Sebasta'poie
Brodhagen!, Stratford, Zurich, El-
lice, Milve rto:l, , Gadsh i l 1, North
east Hope and Wellesley. Special
Anthems will be rendered by the:
various church choirs;. e Two ad-
dressee are (to' be delivered, a ger-
pian by Rev. O; Stockman, and an
English ono by Rev, H. Reiube',-Lit,
B. S., Tho evening service in the
local Lutheran, church, Zurich will
not be held.
BIBLE SOCIETY MEETS
The annual meeting of the Zur-
ich Branch of the Western Ontario
Bible% Society, with headquarters at
London, affiliated with the. Upper
Canada I3i1be Society, was. held in
the Town Hall, Zurich, last Friday
evening. Rev. J. G. Litt presided.
The report of the treasurer, Me
W. EI. Pfile, was presented and re-
ads as follows;
rd ate Collo .tions
$1i..5�i
North Waal
Ortha Melick; Lillian Rose 26.t0
South ward.
Lillian Rader, Lulu Albright 9.00
Mennonite Church 6.70
Bronson Line;
Winnie Ortwein
Thelma O,sevald i 4.30
74th. Con. ;4.30
Babylon; Line 2.50
Total 1 $61,a0
Which amount was remitted to
the Upper Canada Bible Society..
In future all accounts -will be re-
mitted to the Western Ontario
Bible Society, London.
Tho election of officelrs resulted
as follows, President, 1i1r, A,
Helicis; Vice-pres., Ministers of the
throe. churches, Zurich ; Secretary -
Treasurer, M. A. F. Hess; Advie
nr.r lVEombere, Messr4, R. '. Stade
and David Ging•ericli:
Rev. R. J. Bowen, London, ;ave
terested lecture on th weigh) of
our Bible which was greatly en-
jevfid, by the 1arge number_ 'pres-
ent.
Paige Five
We -have a few g40,9C1 Second.1i.Efoad
buggies for Sale.
NOW is the title to et
: e aired. •
_ EP g r�,4T
Painting Fwd. Car, One "oat, $15.00, Two Coats ....., $20,00
iCover,'ing Ford. Top Good Material, less curtains ,.- .+, $12.00
Changing Ford Curtains to open with Doors ,,, $5.00
Painting Buggy ... $8.00
IF YOU' WANT SERVICE, WE HAVE IT
WE RERUBBER YOUit BUGGY WHEELS,
HESS - ZURICH
+ 444.+4.4.+++++444.4.4.4.4.+4.++.t.44 H•;. ; i.+++++++3.4++4.4.++ 5+++4
4•
4.
4. + Bird's epOnse ) oo
4.
. "GOOD OLD PA.RID".w..-
i. WE HAVE I Ii;CEIVED A LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE ABOVE
R
1PODUCTS OF BUILDING PAPER, BLACK BUILDING PAPER
WALL BOARDS, ROOFS INDIFFERENT DESIGNS IN ROLLS
+ • AND SHINGLES. FULL SUPPLY OF LUMBER., LATHS AND
•
'i' • SHINGLES ALWAYS ON HAND. CUSTOM WORK OUR SPEC-
IALTY.
KA.
4.
1 -,,,vi Q
I.
t
• PHONE 5l �_� ZURICH
4r
+
+ ,4„4.4„"÷",+.1.,"1.4-1,+,1.+4..1.4-1.4-1-1.4." +✓ +. i..1....o .1 ,A4 4.1.sr.."rd.3.5•= +,-.II .i..
4.
4.
sr
4.
4.
4.p4.
•
4.
HOFFMAN
I
t WITH OUR NEW LINE OP SPRING SUITINGS AND SAMPLES,e,*
.. IN ALL THE NEW' SEASON'S FABRICS, AND EQPRESSiNG ,°i�•
THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND SHADES 4. +IIS+
4.
:HOBBERLIN
1
HOBIIETILTN
HAVING TAKEN OVER THE AGENCY 071' THE BEST KNOWNqr
SLIM -READY CLOTHING FIRM IN- CANADA (H.ABBERLIN &"
.5. CO.) WiE ARE IN A POSITION TO GIVE THE PUBLIC ALMOST
4. ANYTHING- REQUIRED IN THE LINE OF SPRING SUITS AND
1 OVERCOATS AT PRICES SECEND TO NONE.
i.
:L
B s'IMEIVIB B
The Early Bird catches the Worm
+a+
AY AND NIGH T PHO..N'E No. s3
-4'-+4+-+'F-+ --•3+- Or-•II+-+II+-+i�-4'-4.-+I++-+W- 2'-4'-+3•-+---'5.--3•-4.- 7 ,
IIIItI 11111111111111111111111111ICii11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111$1111111111111111111111111111111111111110i111111illllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIllll11111111IiflII11111111111;11111;111 1ff
ZURICH HERALD'S
Z924
Clubbiiig List
HERALD and Toronto Daily Globe .$6,00
HERALD and Kitchener Daily Telegraph„ $5.10
HERALD and Toronto Daily Mail and Empire ... $6.00
HERALD and Toronto aturday Mail and Empire $3.25
HERALD and Toronto Daily Star . . ....$6.00
HERALD and Toronto Weekly Star , ..$3.25
HER.AL p and Toronto Daily News ,.,$0.00
HERALD and London Free Press Morning edition ... x3.00
- HERALD and London Free Press, evening edition ......$6.00.
HERALD and London Advertiser, Morning Edition ...$6,00
HERALD and London Advertiser, Evening edition ... $6.00
HERALD and London Farmers' Advocate ... ......$2.25
- HERALD and Farm andDairy . .....$2.75
HERALD and Farmers Sun ..........$2.65
HERALD and Family Herald and Weekly Star . --. $2.75
HERALD and Canadian Countryman ....+,.,,.,..,$2.25
4ERALD and. Weekly Witness $3.15
HERALD and Farmers Magazine
HERALD and Youth's Companion ..
HERALD and Seaforth Huron Expositor
HERALD and Ontario Journal ......
HERALD and Rod and Gun in Canada
Ajoint of buffalo for the Canadian
Christmas dinner may soon be-,
home as typical of the feast as turkey
and roast beef have been for so long.
A large number of surplus animals
from the Dominion reseryye in Al-
berta are 'now being slaughtered for
the Canadian market, and as soon as
meat is available it will be placed on
fire menus, of all Canadian Pacific
dining cars ,and hotels.; The test to
which .the buftilo°heat wIil thus be
put will definitely, decide whether the
herds can be commercialized or writ
th
er sentiment alone justifies their
preservation.
El , !°�i 7 � Lr1
Save Money and Trouble by renewing Your Paper's
with us. See us for papers not listed above
$2.50
......$3.75
.,, $3.25
...$2,75
..$3.15
HE3ALD OFFICE Zurich
el III I I
1 CJI 1INIE f Itilli1111111 1/1111111 I IiiHf��� IIIiIIIIllililgrNltt' �;'°:���: 'o�.:"w �lr+tl 1111 p1)(11111N1
�f1�1�1 !l� �
1811��111 G. E7