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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Herald, 1939-07-27, Page 5Thursday, July '27th„ t939 BUSINESS CARDS ZURICH HERAI..K) LEGAL. D'UDLEY E . OL] 1E S BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT- ARY PPUBLIC, ETC. OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off the Square, GODER]CH, Ontario. Special Attention to Counsel and Court Work. Mr. Holmes may be consulted at Goderich by Phone, and Phone charges reversed, DENTAL Dr. W. D. RYCE L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH £very Thursday, -Friday, SaturQay. At HARTLEIB'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. VETER1NAR1A.N Dr. W. B. COXON, BN. VETERINARY SURGEON Office in the Home of the DR, J. Routledge. Phone -96. Put Your Want, For Sale Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this Column.. HAROLD OVERHOLT'S NEW POOL ROOM ZURICH—ONT. Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and Soft Drinks in the "DEW—DROP—INN" - Left in my Barber Shop,. a wind breaker with zipp-e', found about 2 months ago. Owner can have same Eby proving property and paying for this adv.—Milt Oesch, Zurich. Sed Wheat For Sale A limited quantity of pure Daw- son's Golden Chaf wheat seed. Very choice seed, grown fromGovt. appro- ved seed. Apply to Chan. Rau, phone 98r3, Zurich. NOTICE, The following prices on Light Hon- ey will take effect on August ist,'29: In our Containers: 8-1b. pails 85e. 4 lb. pails 45c. In Customers containers: 9c. per lb. Sc.) 50-1b. lots at 8c. ib. Eastern vicinity, near Fair Grounds. Phone 98. late EDWARD HABER/ER, Zurich. Zurich A.. R. Campbell, V.S, B.V.Sc. minute o'f Ontario --Veterinary College, University of Toronto. All a3iseases of domestic animals treated by the most modern principles, Charges reasonable. Day or night a:,alls promptly attended to. Also Bre- eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness fennels. Office on Main Street, ,pposite Town Hall Phone 116. HENSALL. LICENSED AUCTIONEER For Huron and Middlesex I AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duct any Auction Sale, regardless us to size or article to sell. I solicit your business, and if not satisfied will hake no charges ; for Services Ren - ARTHUR `VIFEBEB-Dashwood 'Phone 13-57: PRODUCE Farm Produce WATER HIGHEST CASH PRICES --FOR— CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY Wm. O'Brien Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich BUTCHERS Zurichs' ' Popular MEAT MARKET Let Us supply you with the very Choice of Fresh and Cur- ed Meats, Bolognas, Sausages, Ect., always on hand. Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices tor Wool, Hides and Skins $, Yung rut & San INSURANCE Western Farmers' Mutual Weather hisurance Co. OF WOODSTOCK THE LARGEST RESERVE BAT,- ANVE OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- I JAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OF THIS RIND IN ONTARIO *Mount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. 31st, 1936, $22,391,52'7.00 Total Gash in Bank and Bonds. $273,69.3.47. ?hates --$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 'Years E. F. KLOPP—ZURICH Agent, also Dealer in Li n- ine Rads and all kinds of Fire eetee LOST A wheelshielt+ of a. 1938 1•Sota Coach. Reward.— Sam Hey, Blake. grey De - FOR QUICK SALE A limited number of small pigs. Ap- ply to E. G. Krueger, Phone 85r1. mow nigreonrommormmmir HONEY FOR SALE We can supply our Customers with Honey in your containers ' at the .following prices after August 41st: No. 1 Clover Honey, 9c. a bb. 50 lbs. or over at 8c ib. Amber Honey in 50-1b. lots be. a lb. Telephone 122. 2 blocks south of Hotel. Z. HABERER & SONS, Zurich. WAN'T'ED CASH for Dead Animals and Fox Hrses. Phone 47r15, Reverse all charges. .Tack Williams, Dashwood. R.R.3. -50,39 Imported Percheron Stallion "DUSSOTOY" (12930) [170258] Enrolment No. 2339. Form 111 "Dussotay" will be conveyed by Trailer this season. For Route and terms see: IRA MOIR Exeter Phone 171r2 Purebred Clydesdale Stallion "PRINCE COMMODORE" [26745) Enrolment No. 3015. Form 111 Bay; face, fore and nigh hing legs white; born June 27, 1932. You will do well to use this splendid Clydes- dale horse this season. ROBERT ADAMS, Dashwood. Phone 10025, Zurich Central WANTED We pay Highest Cash Prices for Eggs and Poultry. Give us a trial! MEYERS PRODUCE; Phone 116 Zurich. pt42 NOTICE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Tariff and Non -Tariff Rates with well known Canadian Companies, as well as Lloyds of England. Inform- ation and rates gladly quoted without obligation. tf 3 6 J. W. HABERER - ZURICH Now The GEM ELECTRIC FENCER And One Wire Holds all Stock Try the Gem Fencer for. 30 trays on your owza Stock. Stretch a single stran of barbed wire across the lane or corner of the yard and connect the Gem and watch results. Why put up expensive heavy fencer when one Miro: will do the job. Prices greatly reduced this year. For full information and particulars apply to trhe Agent: RE NH°IOLD MILLER, AGENT Das:hWeoi, Or►t, t184 IOCAL news Master Charles Cowen of Exeter, 'was- a visitor at the hone of fir. and For Day Mrs. 1i. aa. Woii:lo, the past week, J , White is Right Mr..and .Mrs. David Studer of De- troit were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Johnston the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Witmer and family of Detroit,' who have spent 2 weeks holidays with friends her,:, have returned to their home. Many are the holidayers we notice these days especially along the lake, auto licenses from the different pro- vinces of Canada and from the diff- erent States of the Union, which all points the index finger to "Holiday Time. Mr. Earl Yungblut has commenced wiccking the old stable on the. pro - pe ity he recently purchased rrom hi ; uncle, Mr. Jacob Deichert, on Edward .:t -tea Earl intends ereotin new house on the properly we un- derstand. Highway engineers are arranging for mprovements on the Zurich Road -running through town. Sone trees which have been a menace -,.. a eeen removed and arrangements are being made to improve the drainage system on the road east of town. What wo- uld be a good thing on the entire road would be a coat of dust prevention, as the dust is terrific after the fast travelling cars pass over it. MORE GRAIN MOVED Despite the general lack of business grain shipments from the lakes up to July 12 this year were 71,032,500 In:she-Le compared with 25-,3$4,840 in the corresponding period of 1938. A total of 357 grain vessels cleared Pt. Arthur and Fort William this year, compared with 175 lest year. I IYMVIENEAL Rooney—Miller,.. A pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Michael's R. C. Church, Lon- don, when Anna Marie Miller, eldest daughter of. Mr. an.d 1Viis. Walter Miller, of the 14th Concession, Hay Township, became the bride of Rob- ert Henry Rooney, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rooney, of Glasgow, Scotland. The bride, given in marri- age by her father, was becomingly gowned in white silk. She wore a wreath of orange blossoms on nee silk net veil and carried a shower bouquet of American beauav roses and lily of the valley. The bride was attended by her sister, Rita, glow(' in pink lace and white accessories. The groom was attended by Joseph Coughlin, of Stratford. Des j ar di n e—Morrissey A pretty wedding was solemnized at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. when Winnifred Florence, youngest daughter of Mr. an -1 Mrs. A. MoX'ris sey, became the bride of Hubert Des• jardine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Des- •iardine, of Mt. Cannel. Rev. W. T. Corcoran. of Stratford eelebee+e i the -lurtial high mass, with Rev. Fr. Dnr- and In the sanctuary. The bride,. in beautiful gown of white satin an' lace, with long train, full length veil carrying a '.bouquet of roses, entered' r'^^',ern nf. her fsther. The bride's sister, Mrs. Denis Bedard of Zurich; dressed n a elle him., Ince Pon"length mown. carrying a bouquet of ivory carnations, was bridesmaid. while her husband, Denis Bedard. ataenc+pd the groom. Following the dinner, which was served to 70 guests at the norne of the bride's parents. the count' ir`ft on a motor trio to 1vf'rl n - Nor- thrrn Onta'rio. on tl.e4r v.‘tnr•n they will reside on the groom's farm near Mount Cannel. For Night! • , Whether for Dress or Sport, you mu;.t wear white Shoes. We have a smart selection in all sizes at all prices. for Ladies, Gents, and 'Children. COME AND SEE THEM! In Mon's Work Shoes we carry de- pendable lines in a good range of sizes. All at lowest cash prices. Your Patronage is Appreciated E. J. DATARS Reliable Footwear and Shoe Repair- ing. DINNER COSTING 3432 Down at Kitchener eighty -three -yr. - old Mike Roth, a victim of the wiles of two gypsy women, has the police on the "Romany trail" in earnest. He said after he cooked dinner 2o_ the gypsies they offered to read his palm —and stole his pocketbook and $432 in the process. URGE TO BUY WHEAT London, Eng.—Some of -the lead- ing papers are urging the Governm- ent to buy wheat from Canada and Au,ztratia for wai;time e rgc :cy re- serve storage. Pointing to the current t, •:c _. ,t:.k:s, the newspap- ers suggest that "advantage can be taken of the low prices ruling and Britian's ai to ers in the wheatlands of Canaria and Australia can be as- isted.' DROUGHT GROWS SERIOUS Thmost serious dry spell of tile summer is upon us andunbroken in Wrs rn Ontaiio as it is over 14 days , sine the last real rain visited these' parts, with exception of a few local scattered shove ers in Western Ontar- io. We were pretty close to rain on Tuesday evening when a shower see - mod to be in Hensall, but the rain in •Zurich was very light. Concern is general for the progress of h' e crops 11 11 11 111 I 11 111111111 1111111 11 11 11 11 II 1111111111 1111 PAGE FIVE 111111111 1 1111111111111111 11181111111111111811111111118111111I I 111111111 Ilimr Zurich Drug More QUALITY DRUGS School Supplies 11.16.11661 Stationery SPECIAL --Limited Time Only 6 Gillette Razor Blades for 2Sc Cyanogas, for exterminating ground hogs 50--85c Ant Traps, for wary ants 30c SHEETOFAX-•--Apply to exposed parts to keep flies and mosquios away, per tub. 25c Tanofax, for burns, scalds, and bad su : urxls, per tube :5c Sunrex. sun tan oil, prevents sunburn 25c Bathing caps, choice of colours, good quality, 25c and 35c .Frresh Stock Affa and Kodak Films. 1939 Models Shur Shot Cameras. Printing and Developing INTRODUCTORY OFFER Red -:ern your Sunset Soap Dye Coupon, and receive Free a cake of Dye, or packet of powdered Dye. Excellent Assortment: Diamond Dyes, Putman Dyes, Sunset Soap Dyes, and Tintex for Tinting and Dying. DrJ1A Addison,Froprietoi' 8111 11H1111111 IIIII111III1111111111IIH1111I111118I1111I1111➢IIII111111111111111111II11 IN11I1IIIEflIH11111 ', i 18111 0111111811188 flllIl IiilllEUII IMNIHIIIIIUhIliilll UNE INlllihIIlllll lliillllilll1Ll}iili hIIINHHIIIIIihII Ensmilimuing and a water shortage is becoming ac- ute in many sections. Roots, beans, and gardens are particulrrly in noo-1 la of rain and cooler weather as the more delicate crops like: cucumb and young corn seems to be drying up, and we trust that showers will soon fall in the entire section. In many churches on Sunday people we- re praying for rain, which up to date has not arrived as yet. FAMILY REUNION One hundred and eighty-five were present • at the Doer reunion held at Hailbor Para, Goderich, on Saturday last, .coming from Toronto, Galt, De- ,tro't. 'Clinton, Zurich, Auburn and other centres. A good program of sports was enjoyed. John Doer and ..zine vv. ginner Doer cam.. .m Germany to Canada 82 years ago .and settled near Shakespeare. After living there a few years they moved ;to the township of Hullett, Huron Co- unty, where they cleared the farm now owned by their grandson, Hen- ry McClinchey. At that time there was only a footpath through the wo- ods to connect one farm with another Mr. and Mrs. Doerr were blessed with ten children, seven girls and three boys. Five of the children were born in Germany and five in Canada. Of the ten, four are living today. They are: Mrs. .7. Sterzick of Galt, Mrs. B. Bitner of Detroit, Mrs. J. McC'.in- chey and Mrs. Wm. Weber who live 5etween Auburn and Blyth.. The fol- lowing officers were elected; Presid- ent, John Doerr, Auburn; Secretary - Treasurer, Gordon iVfcClinchey, Aub- urn; Committee. Albert Doerr, Lin- wood; John McBride, Zurich; Her- man Doer, Auburn, Gordon Hein - buck, Stratford. • Dixie Scores! 1 It has proven its Superiority by Public Acceptance. If You have not Tried HIGH TEST, HIGH OCT- ANE, Better Mileage DIXIE GAS do so Today! Be UP-TO-DATE Do not be deceived; DIXIE is Outstanding in Quality and Price. Make us Prove it! Priced at Per Galion, ,t.,.5Tax hicluded ZURICH'S LEADING GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. Herb. Mous eau,Prop itlittaggewitiatkIrkiatalitstati i ZUMCH C Deliver your Cream to the Zurich Creamery and ob- tain correct weight, test and Highest Market Price. We pay 2 cents premium per lb. butterfat for all Cream de- livered to the plant. We also buy and pay cash for your Eggs and Poultry according to grade. EA E Ry We are Local Agents .:for the Viking Separator. Let us Demonstrate this high quality Separator for you! The Zurich Creamery 4 1 1 High quality bowl—closer skim- ming —more profit. 2 Perfect neckbearing — assuring years of dependable service of the mechanism. 3 Proven durability. 4 Highly endorsed by thousands of users. Durable materials, expert work- manship and sturdy construction are featured in the Viking Separ- ator. We make sure that every machine sold continues to give satisfaction. Seven Models—One Quality SWEDISH SEPARATOR CO., LIMITED Montreal r .4.004190000040,000•111•111•000.110 s"tiegli,•••o•••••••e••••0001.00 • CHICKS From PURJfA FED FLOCKS • s s a is PURINA SEAL OF QUALIT The Purina people are running a big Chick Grow- ing Contest this year, giving liberal Cash Prizes, limited to chicks from Purina -fed flocks. See our circular with full particulars. McKINLEY'S CHICKS We are again Distributors for the well-known and Popular McKinley's Chicks for this Season, and will be pleased t -D fill your Baby Chick Orders. Early Orders receive First ,£-X.°tentiola t +lE t+ ol;**i4f•• ilsest t ,.,. Y 1 T ile&Snk sae ea witeasootereerisaareeetmailinsirsee