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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1939-02-02, Page 1.,.,Val. XX KIX 29 ZURICH0 THURSDAY MOR'1 HAIRDRESSING 'THIEL'S HAIRDRESSING SALON SPECIALS FOR; SPRING Let us quote you on: Specials for ,Spring and Summer Permanents, -that are pleasing and. satisfactory, -aond Will give you personality Hair- -dressing Salon, on rear of store. For .appointments call us by phone 102 Zurich. ST. PETER S Evangelical Lutheran Church ZURICH — ONT. *A Changeless Christ io>r e. Chang- ing World." irriday, 8h—Luther Leag Thursday—Choir Practice.. SITAIDAY SEEVI!CES:; IA a. m.—German. Servies. 11.15 a.m.---;Sunday School. 7.30 p.m.—English service. Everybody Welcome to aSl ✓e ITFEC•z- E. TUERICHE1M, IIPastor. • COMFORTABLE GLASSES At REASONABLE PRMES �.a. E..Zlirbrig 711.€3.a OPTOMETRIST at EXETER The Newest. Approv,c1 Method of Eyesight Testing Used!. Olsen every Week Day Except Wednesday._ • ead the Home Ne Leavitrs Theatre EXETER — ONT. Thursday, Friday, Saturday DOUBLEFEATURL — "PRIDE OF THE WEer " Wit Wm. Boyd as "HOPALONG CASSIDY'? Geo. Haynes. "FAST COMPANY Starring: MELVYN DOUGLAS, FLORENCE RICE Mon., Tues., Wed. "STELLA DALLAS"' Starring—Barbara Stanwyck, Bo1ec, Ann Shirley John DANCING! Lessons on Toe and Tap Dancing will be given at the home of T. H Meyers, Zurich every Saturday after- noon, beginning Saturday Jan. 14th. Anyone interested, phone 11G, Zurich Mrs. Russell Broderick, Hensall. RETURNING OFFICER .Mr..Keith McLean, of the Huron Expositor, Lea.for1ii, has been ap- _., ; Returning Officer for the Huron -Perth Federal Riding. Mr. McLean was returning officer in the recent provincial election. Horace Fisher, of Goderich, has been. ap- pointed Returning Officer for North Huron. Alan D. Cameron, of Mit-' chell, has been appointed in Perth BETTY ANNE BEAUTY SHOP We wish to announce to our ,Clientele that we have added a new wireless Permanent Waving Machine :to •.aur Beauty Shop. With this most modern and scientific methtid:you have no weight or escess- ive heat on your head- You are not connected to the electivity in any way, and you. can have your permanents in from thirty seconds to three minutes time. We are equipped' to give you any permanent your hair requires- Sec this machine before getting a new permanent. Open Evenings: Phone 159 for Appointments. • 1 WE SELL L THE 'HEST FOR LESS - Specials false Thursday, -Friday and Saturday ..........19 c 'Tomatoes, large 2r:size, 2 :is 19c tins Pumpkins, Large 2M secs, :2 13c Jello, the pure fruit flavor, :2 pkgss.•.. - • Superior Baking Powder, 16 23c . 2 (Ov'altixae, small 3SSc. 'Medium c; Red CoIIno,v Salmon, 5 hal 1 6c:. ...... 1-s . .27c �c Ivory Soap, large cake Macroni loose ready cut, 4 -lbs Corn, Golden Bantam, 2 'tins (Quaker puffed - heat, '2 .gkgs....... -.19c Granulated Sugg.", 1:0 lbs- .-_ . .......•.... .5 5 c Pork and Beans 21 -oz size, 2 tins ....... ..19c•S' �c Tomatoe juice 25x'4'-rz, •2 tins ..... ............ .....•... - _ Grape nut flakes, 2 p'gs- 19c Heinz catsup large -bottle - »..., 19c Rice, choice f lsie Rose, 2 lbs. .. ...... »...19c � Eggvv'eat Napalm, large pkg. 2 .pig -.2.c �5c Spaghetti, 2 gs.........., .....•.....10c 19c 19c 1110,4 • 77,7 FEBRUARY 2, t939. Follow the Local Ads. 44411 Chester L. Smith, Publitheiti year, U.S. $1.50 In A ;Leo Alald,k:AAS,SL MAY Bin Q33AR1411 CUT IN AGRICULTURE- ;Y« Ottawa Agriculture gets an .4p propriateion of $9,756,310, of $1844'i' 281 ess than last year in the 1939 10 estimates tabled in the House of Cosier mons. The production service is t:e onlybranch to receive a substan' increase, totaling $4,233,920, p53,1r3 above last year. Administration COd of the Departmen are also increas,0' byt $2,9956 o $323,558. YNTERESTD IN SHORT COURSE; Increased inerest in farming amox the farm young people of Huron Cr in ty is evidenced in the number 0 , Miss Doreen O'Dwyer who is att- ending Lauretta College at Stratford spent the week -end with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. O'Dwyer. Miss Catherine O'Rourke who is young people attending the wrntx nttendn Brescia Hall, London,was .bort courses being held in the'coun- , g a visitor for a few days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Gus. Denomme of Town. Mr. Victor Dennin, Principal of the Zurich Public has left .for his home near Staffa, as there is no school for a, week at least, owing to the scarlet fever epidemic. ty and more particularly in the nuref her who attended the O.A.C. shclXi, courses at Guelph. J. C. Shears: agricultural representative, has j received :a complete list of these wo took in the•courses there. HUGE INCREASES Ottawa—For carrying on the ord airy continuing business of ,Cana knee at the Clinton Hospital is gett- during the fiscal year beginning Al along as well as could ,be expect - 1, Finance Minister Dunning tablcr ' <,d, and is able to be out and around in the House -of Commons estixnat s again by the assistance of crutches. of $457,241,215. For the same P41 pose last year the main estimates as, ked for $418,968,456 and later sup; plem.entary estimates asked for alt additional $11,360,054 for ordinal costs of government. More than aha ccounting for the increase of $26',r 912,704 in the ordinary estimates' compared with least year is the incr ase in the national defence estiinat, which will total $63,435,175 as cc pared with $35,966,524 last year. provision is made in the main supplementary estimates for i'i Canadian National . Railway deficit.: HOCKEY NEWS At a. recent meeting at Hensall, tl old Cyclone Hockey League was r,e estab'lished when representatives the various teams were present a drew up the following schedale 'Q --C A.tiit tali resat :?iFallli Feb. , 2—Crediton at Exeter. Feb. 3-Hensall at Zurich Feb. 6—Crediton at iHensall Feb. 9—Zurich at Crediton 2nd game Feb. 9--Hensall at Exeter, lst game Feb. )14 ---Exeter at Zurich. Feb. 16—Zurich at Exeter, 1st ga e Feb. 16—Hensall at Crediton, 2 gam Feb. 20—Zurich at Hensall Feb. 23 ---Exeter at Crediton. Mr. Morris Weber who recently had an operation performed on his Had Social Evening The choir members of the St. 'Peter's Lutheran church were enter- tained at the home of their former leader, Mrs. Jacob Haberer, last eWd- nesday evening, January 25th. Am- ateir program along with aeroplane Bunko were enjoyed. The hostess served a very delicious unch. Words of appreciation were given to 1VIrs. Haberer. The ,party then returned to their respective homes, much refresh- ed by the •social time they has spent togeher. t Jr. Farmer's Club Organizes At aspecial meeting of the Zurich Agricultural .Society officials held in the Totwn Hall, Zurich on Thursday afternoon, it 'was decided to sponsor Junior ,Farmers', Foal Club, under cep visign: of he . Zuri• . Agric- 1tu al "Societ'y:. fir. e Agricultural Representative of Clin- ton was ,present and gave full details of the movement. A special commit- tee consisting of Arthur Weber, Wm. Decker and Roland Geiger were ap- pointed to put the movement into eff- ect. All farmers' sons •between the ages of 14 and 21 are eligible to be- come members of the Club. Suitable prizes will be awarded with every HIS FAREWELL exhibitor getting a prize. No less St. John N. B.—Rt. Hon. R. B. than ten entries must be registered. Bennett, former prune minister of The motive of the Club is to $tintu- late interest and improve tie breed - Canada, said farewell to the 1Jotnrn- ing of hourses, which still are a very ion last Thursday night anda ° h s,t of friends bade him Godspeed on InC vcyake to a new home in Eng and.. The distinguished son of New Bruns- y. -1:k left behind - him a declaration that Canada should have a. ,strong Central Government and not nine overeignties. The country's constit- ution 'was not "saored", he said, • the obstacles to its amendment were ob ;tea.elas i,i the Dominion's prod aess,.. He urged co-operation among Canad-. inns end among members of the Brit. ish. commonwealth. "Democracy is: ;till on teal," warned the former leader. With other forms of Government pro i•:g more effective. Canadians must be prepared to pay the form of restraaint, ecoon omy an •tithe homely virtues. In Magistrate's Court • (Goderich--Pleading guilty to the theft of $60 cash from Thos. 1VT Nail Auburn, Ev. Yungblutt, 25, was on Thursday sentenced to t ,l'ee months. In jail with hard. labor. McNa1Z had just sold a load of buckwheat and re- ceived the money in the accused'a presence, placing it in a drawer, from which it later was stolen. --William Burke, for creating a disturbance on the street, was assessed $5 and costs or 10 days in j:1:11. He paid. ---"It is not the wish of the Department tit'. :anyone should go to jail for failure to take. out -a radio license" stated Inspector L. H. Johnston in police court • when a woman, who had just been c,onviceted, bluntly told the co-. urs: she heel not the money. The ir" spector thereupon asked and was' rrraantcacl a month's adjournment to enable the woman to raise the mone A,, $1 ;anendeos'.s, or $3.<10 in ail. 'The , 1 woman told the, coIturt r hal l,P 1d had left her leaving a aSfnal rr.lniimt t on the radio owing. taftes she had paid it, radia inspeetar walked in. She had no lae.inse ,1 9 istrate Mr+learns ruld thati the oper1xto1' (If a radio is liable Frye the license; it respective of o vn reship. Ir`i's e other" citizens pcaid . i and. coton siO,I ar ditirges. isuportant factor on the farm. Any- you�g men wishin to enter the Club should get in touch with one of the committee when the necessary blanks to be filled for qualification will be produced. Violin doff lia-Hairing Bring in your Bow for a First Class Re Hair Job. PROMPT SERVICE $1.00 UP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS OBI'T'UARY . Late Jacob A. Smith Jacob A. ,Smits, soli of einurew and; Gertrude Smith, was 'oorn- near Lui- ich on the r ourttt:eatin t,oncession un Ably 23, 1813. riffs boyhood year's were spent on the farm and in gain- ing the suannsncs or an education. At the age of twenty he went to. e- troit, Michigan, where he worked as a ',carpenter, and soon entered. very actively into the building oueiness. At tiie age of twenty-one. he mar- ried Sarah Ann urt, .who also. lived near Zurich on the farm now known as the J. Eckstein farm. ''racy took •up their residence in Detroit where the deceased continued building and contracting: At the age of fifty-five he retired from the contracting bus- ;iness. His sorrowing widow, his son Earl, and four grandchildren, Rich- ard, Russell, Robert, and Virginia mourn his depa.:tiitc. The fodowisig brothers •aid, sister also, mown their loss.: William H. Smith, of Los Ang- eles, California; Ezra J. Snaith of De- troit, 'Michigan; Mrs. John Ramseyer of Elkton, Mich.; Mee.. henry Magel. of Detroit, Mich; ;i;,nd Mrs. Sarah!. Geiger •ef Zurich, Ont. Mrs. Anna.I. 1, aesel of Los Angeles, -Calif., p` a'r ceased the deceased in death b, l- o ett--a year. Mr. Smith was very actively engag,.c, eel in church wrork as a layman. Heal +;n, warmhearted, brotherly, and self aacaifieing, mindful always, or others. :,'uncial services were conducted. ticthe Calvary Evangelical Church, 'Detroit,. `Mich., on Saturday, Jtinuary 28th, 1,93 9, by Reverend Conrad A. Will i.e The large attendance of fri- , rt' ated the esteem in which h" 'was held His body was interred '.n t! '''site char,O.Mernmiat Park in 1?;ar m iuglrain, 1Iicltigan; , A G. HESS JEWELER AND OPTICIAN For positive identification of: the World's Finest Anthracite- akfor BLUE COAL Also Rosedale Alberta, Semet-Solvay Coke Miller Creek. Gen Rodger's Briquets. The Roe Farms Milling4 Feeds. W. R. DAVIDSON Highest Cash Prices paid fat. .Eggs on a graded basis. Pone 10 - Hensall •••••••••••••••••••••.0c •••••••••••••••••0•••••• 04, tel • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • iii. • • • • • • • • 24.95 SUIT Ex tr AND Tr.uses +t Take Advantage of this Free Pant Sale Limited time only --Tailored to Measure by Can- ada's Leading Tailors ---Special Reduction on -all. Goods. •. a• 4f3t?d�d04J63+aei,� aC?�J�ES{'awe+! C, 4Sk��C9 �, +�3t° >d 3,s�a.3•�e*E s "• ;e w,.a,t.s,%. i.4* EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS eaSSMayansisenatar r.,..: „r -, a.,, ; u EARLY SPRING GOOJB ' have all the. Staple Lines Found in a Country ;Store: Cotchintz and Bata, Prints, Broad- , cloths, Silk and wool Hose, Sins. l rsA,P,,, Men's Socks, ,loves and Caps, Overalls, Smocks, sweat- ers and sweater Coats, Aprons, (Housedresses at reduced prices) ... Rubbers, Rubber Boots. Hardware, Ready Mixed Paints and Harness Repairs. Fresh Groceries Always on. Hand R. N r`. 0-i A 4W$Ed•d;A:+FINL AWE -ir:4 ,0 ri1A'Y.• PHONE 11 - 97 ilk �''• va { (� `max"K,