HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-03-02, Page 4Farmers' Day
Yalu are cordially iAvited to attend
Alpe McCormick -Deering Farming
ower Show to. be held in tine t.uth-
ex an. Church Shed, Daelawoorl, on
1WISDNDSDAY, MARCH r1ih, 1939
,At 130 p,m. Farm r'VInehinery aed
"Tractor Problems will be discua-sed)ay
/..A C. Engineers, and also Moving
iPictures.
At 7.30 p.m. "Alf and Tommy":
'dela famous World War Veteran team
,anti "Professor Askin" .which 'i. very
interesting. Besides there will be new
Zound Moving Pictures. 'Meaty of
"%hem ; Educational and 'Conic..
This is entirely FREE for Everyone!
V. 'L. BECKER
International Harvester Co.
Mashwood Zurich
DASHWOOD
iVliss
Ela '.Martinson of Elmira, .,p -
sent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
.!.. E. Oesr:reicher.
Donald 'Oestreic1i r and Hope Rop-
eel who are attending university at
London, spent the week -end at heri
borne here.
Miss Grace Guenther of Kitchener
npent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs
RE. R. Guenther.
Miss Helen Morgan of Thames Rd
went the week -end with Eunice Oes-,
%reicher.
The Evangelical W.M.S. attended
'the World's Day of Prayer Service at,
Grand Bend on Friday. 1
hiss Waldie spent the ween -end at
her home in Goderich.
Mies ltitt;h TieMain of Lotdoti spent
the week -end with' her parents
Mae Albert Goetz was on the sick
list icor a few days last week.
Mr. E. Koehler is tronfined to his
bed through illness. His many fri-
ends hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. P. Fassold who spent the past
two months with b.er sister in Inger-
soll has returned home.
The Badminton Club held a social
evening in Tieman's Hall on esuesday
evening when a very pleasant time
• was :pent,
A Farmers D'ay is being put on by
Val. Becker, Deering -McCormick ag-
ent when fret: moving pictures will be
•given in the Lutheran Church sheds
on Wednesday, March 8th, afternoon
and evening. The public are invited.
Late Mrs. Henry Nessler
Mrs. Henry Miller, formerly Mary
Ann Held died at her home here on
Friday Feb. 24th in her 78th year.
The deceased has been ailing for some
time and is srvived by her husband,
one daughter, Laura, Mrs. August
Miller and one son William both of
Dashwood. two sisters, Misses Barb-
ara and Margaret Held also or Dash-
wood. The funeral was held on Tu-
esday morin;• at 9.30 at tree hone
and at 10 o'clock at St. Boniface R.
C. Church, Zurich, where Requiem
high mass was sung by Rev. Father
L. W. Power. Interment taking place
in Zurieh R. C. Cemetery.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McDonald and
daughter of Goderich visited last
week with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Mc-
Clinchcy and other friends in Stan-
ley.
Mrs. John A. Armstrong spent a
few days last week with her sister,
i\Irs. Bert McKay, who is taking tre-
atments in Toronto General Hospital.
The New Ford /e8 De Lux Tudor 85 H.P. motor
has been reduced in price from $985 to $915 De-
livered... Full front seat; twin air Horns, Chrome
Windshield frame; two Chrome windshield wipers
and 600x16 tires, are standard equipment
NOW SHOWING THE BEST BALANCED STOCK 01•' USED
CARS IN OUR HISTORY AND WE BELIEVE THE BEST
VALUES.
1937 Ford V8 Coach, fully Guaranteed and 5 brand new
Tires, at only x600.00
1936 Oldsmobile Six De Lux Fordor Sedan with trunk.
This motor has been gone over and we guarantee
it is not using excessive oil, our price • 8650.00
1934 Ford V8 De Lux Fordor sedan, all good tires, and
a car that looks and runs like new, only .... $395.00
1933 Ford V8 Coupe, a dandy at $800.00
1931 Pontiac Coach, has had the best of care, all good
tires, at only $250.00
1931 •Chew. Coach, above average condition $165.00
1929 Plymouth Coach, newly painted and mechanically
good, our price Several other good used cars and 7 Trucks from 1930 to 1938
SANDY ELLIOT Phone 64 EXETER
:;125.00
DISTRIBUTOR OF FORD CARS, TRUCKS AND FORDSON
TRACTORS
STOP AT
KLOPP'S ONE-STOP �P SERVICE
BLUE MARATHON GAS and OIL Delivered to you the most modern
way, with a WAYNE Computing Pump that automatically fguses the
amount of your purchase: These Pump, see u:ted in all leading gas
stations in Canada and TJ. S. A.
HIGH PRESSURE LUBRICATION, Your car is greased by attend-
ants that have had five years of practitcal and technical experience in
Detroit. We use the latest model air pressure grease gun using
seven different kinds of grease te lubricate your, car
EXPERT REPAIRING To all makes 03." Olrsi.at attractive "rise'.'
p es.
SpeCial Prices on Brakee ittelined
Car Wash 39c. Tire Repair 25c
Battery and Tires checked and windshield cleeentel Free, We aim
to please. When in Zurich take advantage of our Modern rest rooms.
Zurich's Up -to -Data •Service Station and Oarage
} F HOWARD (LOPP, LESSEE `e..
C, Fritz & Son Used eat Lot in Connection
Use Blue Marathon Gas For Better Mileage
GOODYEAR TIRES, BATTERIES. ACCIi 5;SORIES.
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Mr. Art. Keys, Mr, and Mrs, Ben''
Keys and Mrs, Bruce McClinehey at-
tended a missionary convention in-
London at St. Andrew's United (shun,
eh last Wednesday, as delegates from
Goshen United Church,
Mr. Josiah Steekle of the Bronson
line has returned .from a trip to Wat-
erloo county andother eastern points
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Boyer of God-
erich were recent guests with Mrs.
John Hohner.
Mr. Robert Greer returned from a
business trip to Toronto.
COUNTY NEWS
Clinton is to have a swimmangp:o
through the cooperation of the To
Council and the Lions Club.
Harry Logan of Teeswater, . -Oh
was the Conservative condidate 'In tli
last (Provincial electon has been ser
iously ill in a London hospital as th
result of a ruptured appendix. He i
now reported to be much better an
it is expected he will make a satis
factor recove.
New Post Office Opened
Monday last, Lucknow's new Post
offie was opened to serve the 'public
The dale was Feb. 13, almost •eleve
months after excavation commence(
on March 28th, 1935, as the first
steps in ,the erection of the building
Fractured Bones
Doreen Sims, daughter of.Mr. - an
Mrs. Isaac Sims, Exeter, fell on th
icy sidewalk Sunday last fracturin
two small bones hi the an;ue of hex
right leg. .Dr. Dunlop gave medics
attention.
Arrives in Scotland
Word has been received .of the .ar-
rival in Glawgow, Scotland, of Rev. J.
Beidie, of Cromarty, who has taken
the trip in the interests of his health
and who will visit with relatives, Rev
D. C. Hill of Exeter and Rev. Young
of Hensall are relieving.
Foot in Plaster Cast
Lillian Miller, who had a bone . in
her ankle fractured ,recently while
skating on the Thames Road rink, re-
turned to her duties at the office of
the Exeter Creamery with her foot
in a plaster cast and able to be aro-
and with the use of crutches.
Were to Ottawa
Goderich—Mayor MacEwan, G. L.
Parsons, J. W. Fraser, Capt. C. E.
Robinson and Copt. D. Hudson form-
ed a deputation to interview members
of the Federal Govt. with .reference
to further improvements at Goderich.
harbor. _
Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Modeland, of
Tuckersmith, on Feb. 13th, celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding annenersary..
Both are members of pioneer Tucker -
smith families. Mr. Modeland is ire
his 81st year, and Mrs. Modeland in
her 70th year. They have a son John
at hone and a da} lila ' nil:i:rzea- an
Toronto. .
Sun Changes Hands
The Stayner Sun, which for the last
seven ;gears has been published by
Eric M. Wilson, former Goderich boy
has been purchased by Wm Pe— r
member of the •staff, who will con-
duct it in future. Mr. Wilson hae
taken a position' in the advertising
dept. of the .Montreal Star.
Cheap Bread
Up in Fordwich there is cheap liv-;
ing as far as the price of bread isI
concerned, as there is a price war
on at present with bread selling a-
round the 5c a loaf, an outside baker
er coming in has caused all the un-
regular price war.
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CENERAL NEWS
'`J trsday, -
ih 2nd, 1939
See the new 1939 Dodge ,Six and
DeLaxe TODAY. Look them over
. from a distance and close up,
You'll agree they are the most. beau-
tiful Dodge Cars ever produced in
all the 25 years of Dodge. history.
And they are BIG cars . , , 114 -inch
wheelbase and look even LONGER.
All 1939 Dodge cars have new Aznola
steel .coil springs ,. improved air-
plane -type shock absorbers ... new
"Safety Signal" speedometer and in
DeLuxe models • you also get new
Handy -Control gear shifting
new auto -mesio transmission. Prices
have been reduced on all models,
Don't delay ... . drive a 1939 Dodge
Six or DeLtme NOW!
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ADDRESSES TEACHERS
The teachers of Stephen at their
monthly meeting, visited the schools
of No. 4, Stephen, and Sharon and.
then met at Dashwood for the pro-
gram. J. C. Shearer, of Clinton, Agr-
icultural Representative of Huron,
gave an address, stressing tne value
of group organizations. He Inoue -AA
would be of advantage for farmers
as well as teachers to form axganiz
ations and in this way bring, about .
more co-operation. A short program
followed his address. A delicious
lunch prepared by Miss Lane, Miss
Ginge ich and Dashwood Teachers
was served. t was decided to have the
next meeting at Fairfield and Centr-
alie.
In Police Court
When Lloyd 'Picot failed to answer
his name to a charge of forgery and
uttering at Goderich on Thursday,
Magistrate Makins ordered a bench
warrant issued. Picot is alleged to
have forged and cashed a County of
Huron check for $21. Jos. Durnin
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
smashing a window in a hotel front
door. His case was remanded for one
week and allowed,.to go- on his own
bail of 8100. Pat. ,Curtin was charg-
ed"zwith stealing coke from IL -Ste-w
a,'° ,Seaforth. xie . elected surnxnanY
tri 'arid tivas 'keznan'ded to Seaforth
on tTuesday, the sante disposal was
made of a charge of stealing a $3
°hat, the property of Ken. Adams. At
Stratford on Monday Magistrate J. A
Jiakins dismissed a charge of reckless
driving against Charles Hodgins, of
Grand Bend, on the ground the accu-
sed could not be held responsible for
an accident which occurred at the
peak of a storm that blocked high-
ways and crippled traffic. Hodgins
was accused of sideswiping an auto
driven by Amos Fryfogel during a
heavy snowstorm on Dec. 27 last.
Glen Fryfogel, son of Amos, was
knocked from -the running board of
tis father's car and suffered a fra-
ctured collar bone.
FOR STRANGLING CAT
Toronto—Robt. Phillips, John Rose
David gates and R. Maltby, convic- r
ed of thragling a cat, were each fined
$100 and costs or three months in 1
jail by Magis. Keith. "I would not n
consent to any Ieniency in this case" b
said Counsel, "It is one of the most j
disgraceful and brutal I have ever S
heard." The prosecutor said the cat 1)
was killed in a drunken carousal.
ORDERED TO GIVE JEWELS o
All German Jews and stateless
Jews in Germany are required by an O
order published to turn over their
jewelry, precious stones and objects
in precioust 1 t
two weeks. The order said the articl-
es would be paid for but made no
mention of the rate scale to prevail
at the Government-owned pawnshops
where they are to be deposited.
AUCTION SALE
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Held at Zurich Skating Rink, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 4th. -w
10 -hoc seed drill, agon with stock
ack, Bissel disc, walking plow, land
oiler, 4 wagon wheels, 2 wheel trek,
ord car, fishing rods, spears, 2-bur-
er electric stove, windows, baby
uggy, also walker and a sulky, car
ack with belt, 1,000-1b. cap, scales,
kating rink equipment, building
x18 feet suitable for colony -house,
arage or work shop, and numerous
ther articles.
TERMS—CASH
nerd Haberer, Proprietor.
scar Kiobp, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
m:e a s o the state within
FEARED ON ICE FLOE•
Alarm was raised at Grand Bend
on Sunday evening when five fisher-
men were feared carried out into
Lake Huron on an ice floe during
the height of •a snow storm. Later
they were found with their car stuck
fast in a snowbank unable to return,
to their homes. The fishmeeen: Joseph
Brenner,Wilbert Dewey, Hector Gill,
E. Gill and Herbert Pfile, had set out
by c :r at 1.30 p.m. for Beach O'Pines•
beach where they had stets set thro-
ugh the ice. When they had not retu-
rned :ley dark three earloads of search
ers set out for the district where it
was known their nets had been set in
the ice not far from shore. In the
storm it could not be determined if
the ice had moved out by the high
east wind or the fishermen had lost
their way. About 6,30 one of the.
fishermen was able to walk through'
drifts to a telephono to notify friends!
that they e.
safe
heir and
car
:te mbeuntl. on 9 littleilso'.l road on
he 1 turn trip,
Of Farm Stock , Implements and
Household Effects, on Lot 28, Con.
14-15 Hay Township. 114 mile west
of Blake, on
. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8th,
Commencing at 1.00 o'clock, p.m.
HOR,SES—Grey mare 6 yrs. old;
Grey horse 6 yrs. old; Black mare
rising 3yrs, old in foal; ]31ack geld-
ing 2 yrs. old.
LIVE STOCK—Roan cow due, in
April; Roan co* dtie in May; Red
heifer' due in May; Roan heifer in
calf.White heifer in call; White
cozy milking; Roan cow milking;
Roan cow with calf at foot; 2 calves
rising 1 yr. old; York sow 200-Ibs..
York hog 150 -lbs. (both bacon type)
Purebred Jersey Cow, 5 yrs. old due
in June. 2 dozen hens.
IMPLEMENTS, ETC. --Meese -Har
ris binder 6 -ft, cut; M. -1-I. mower (i -ft
cut; M. H. spring tooth cultivator;
McCormick spring tooth cultivator;
McCormick Fertilizer drill nearly;
new; Wagon; Wagon box; Gravel box
16 foot hay°rack; 3 -drum steel roller;
Maxwell hay loader, Deering side de-
livery rake; 2 walking plows, CoclE-1
Slattt riding7lovs 4 -section .
Ct10t td
rldwoy
M. -H. beam setefiter with puller eutrn-
'.ittedl rubber Ore& Orebuggy:, cutter:
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THE BANK OF MONTREAL
Toronto ---New Building
The site for the proposed new buil-
ding for the Bank of Montreal is on
the north-west corner of King and
Bay Streets with a frontage on King
st. of 94 feet and on Bay st of 125
feet. The .building will be 16 stories
and basement and subbasement, the
lowest floor being some 26 feet be-
low the .sidewalk. The ground floor to
be occupied by the Banking room
and also the second floor will cover
the whole site while above this there
will be a set -back at the north and
south of about 20 ft. The remaining,
14 storeys will form a massrve tower'.
with the upper storeys enriched to
form the crowning motif. The mater-
ial of the whole will be stone and
granite. There will be two entrances,
the one on Bay at. leading to an el- -
evator 1o±bby with four large, fast
elevators serving the supeesuucture -
and through this lobby into the Ban-
king xoom.
The entrance on King st. will be
purely the Bank entrance. It will lead
to a vestibule with a stairway on the
Raft to the security vauls an other
Bank departments and an elevator
sservnrg that portion of the building
above and below occupied by the
13ank's own offices. From this King
St. entrance one will get a view of
the main Banking room running the .•
whole length of the building.
The building has been designed by
the weiknown firm of architects,.
Chapamet &- Oxley of Toronto. •
1200-3b. capacity weigh scales, fann-
ing mill, set of sling ropes, pair bob
sleighs, stoneboat, disc harrow, large
hay fork, wheelbarrow, 2 sets of
heavy harness, eveners, neckyokes,
chains, horse collars, 3 lots of good
mixed hay; quantity . of bags, two -
wheel trailer with rack, etc.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -600 -lb.
capacity DeLaval Cream Separator,
cook stove, parlor stove with pipes,
box stove, fern chain, table, hanging
lamp, couch, 3'bedsteads with springs
Daisy churn, 5 -gallon jug, quantity
of dishes, and ndinerons other artic-
les.
TERMS—CASH„
Arthur Weber, Auctibirreer-
.Milford Nlerner, :Clerk.
Regis Denomme, Pegs% mettle.
AUCTION SALE
Of Farm Stock and Implements, On
Lot 18, Con. 14, Hay Township. 2%
miles west and ahif mile south. 'ef
'Zurich, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 1 tsth.
At • 1 orel+ock,
%ROR,SES<f.---Bay hone 10 year old;
Bay horse 9 yrs: Old, both weighing
over 1600 -lbs; General Purpose mere
5 yrs. old;
D
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mare works
single and double. tisiriig 'r k*rs. o7'& '
CATTLE -r.. ma It dna. IA ,rul;v-a
tiaxt ,e6W due in May; Red cow still
milking; -•gyred cow due in April; White
now due in April; 2 roan steers 2
years old; Roan heifer 2 yrs. old;
Roan heifer 1 yr. old; Recl heifer . 1
yr. Rtld, S fall calves, 2 small calves.
1MiP.LEMENTS, ETC: Massey -
Harris binder; 5 -ft. cut Deering
avower; Frost & Wood spring tooth
cultivator; M. -4H. steel roller; 4 -sec-
tion harrows; M. -H. bean scufHer
with puller combined and new set of
knives; Manur' spreader nearly new;
1 dric. "wagon,. gravel box, stock rack.
$at hay .rade l li-ft. stew; Nii. 21 Ver-
ity *diking plow new; pr. bob sleighs.
cuter,' buggy, Sca5dittg ' trough; ].-
;horse sculler; Minton fanning mill;
2,000 -Tb. capacity scales; Set sling
ropes; cutting box; oaterolIer; chop-
per, moiler bearing;'.6-•cy. motor enge
free; .Renfrew cream separator 650L
trait., new; root pulpes, a quantity of
mixed hay, 2 dozen corn stooks with
cobs; set doubletrees new, set heavy;
harness, horse Boilers, logging chaise),
forks, tdhovels, neckyokes, everiers;.
and other articles too numerous toe
mention,
'No reserve. Everything will be ,Sold.
to the highest bidder.
TRW/IS—CASH
Arthur
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Auctioneer.
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li a9liatra Jaahnston, Clerk.
Ate tin 'S,1toch, Flake Horner, .Exec,-
xzttr'sy late Samuel ;Zclioch,.