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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1939-09-21, Page 4*CP POUR ZURICH HERALD Water System and Plumbing Fixtures • Visualize your 'own home with these fixtures .and equip- ment installed. 'Try to realize the countless 'number of steps and tiring tasks that running water, under pressure, will save you. A Duro Pumping System will provide water at the turn of a faucet and make it possible for you to modernize your home. Erna, Fixtures are moderately priced. Fixtures complete with trim- mings, as illustrated, ready for in- stallation, cost: Bath Tub . . . Toilet . Basin, 17" x . . Sink, 20"x42" ,orily, with faucet Sink and Cabinet, with faucet No. 30 Range Boiler $36.30 23.90 16.60 29.75 57.15 10.00 " • SeP tic Tank . . . 30.00 Duro Punip with.BOtGal. Tank :80.00 (Soil Pipe, Inon :Pipe. and Fittings extra) Enquiries willacceive prompt atten- tion and estimates akin be furnished without charge. Under the Gov't Home . Improvement Loan Act the cost of mod - '11.46,401020. )0.141106 ' - 'WOO ernizing your home can be spread over a three year period. t 1 / 1.140 ;,i,1111\k's MEI r 1 J ri mar For Sale Sy STADE and WEIDO - Zurich EMPIRE BRASSMFG./CO. LIMITED-LOfldQ. aijtonTennant% Sudbur y, V trinnipeg, Vancouver 338 Win AUCTION fSALE Clearing Aui .Sale if Farm arm Stock and Implementsat Lot 27, Con. 11, Goderich TownShip, 4 es west of Clinton „said '4 miles north of 'Varna on 'WEDNESDAY. SEPTEIVIBER 27th. at 1 o'tludk.shap, Consisting a _linrses, Cattle, Im- /dements and household effects. The Aarin which coats of 120 acres Of good clay loam aaith.goddlarrn bufld- ings will be offered ifor.3aale. Terms made Imowntan 'day of sale. 14Tas, Ruth Graham, Proprietress. •alminas Reid, Varna; Geo. 11. Elliott Administvattotts elf :Estate. Coo. H. Elliott, Auctioneer. Mr. Artharr aplinas 'made a .busin- ess trip to London ,on Monday. .Mrs. H. Smith ,of Detroit is :spend ing a few ,pleasant weeks at. the Mousseau home. The fine Aveszther -enables :the far- mers to do their ,:outsitle woilk .and also brings :along, the :nev11,y ,sown wheat. - STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. Zlaton TDowsion •on. Goderich spent a few days last week with friends be ;Stanley. Miss Isobel Robinson leIt ffor onto this week to -resume litersatudies in Toronto Bible C011ege. HILL SCIR.EErN -The anniversary (of DASHWOOD , And church was ladbil ton ,bunday. Rev H. -1,V. Workman e Seaforth, • ereat two very insailtina messa es to Mr. and Mrsr. D. 'Xieman and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tieutan,aod Nancy ...Anne were Sunday viisttors 'in Tor- -onto. Mrs. Tiernan remaining for a -week with her daughter Vilra. 'X'Lare'ook Miss Verna Birk and brother Leon- ard of Guelph were week -end visit - here Mr. and Mrs. EzranzTiean 'letttAn IVIonday for Kingston witatre ,tear avill visit their son Capt. Engenaanyl Mrs. Tiernan. Mr. Sam Witzel of Toronto atialted 'with his mother, Mrs. Witzel os'Tines- day. • Mrs. Allernang arid two daughters' of St. Clemens spent the week-.tind with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. B. ltesterneyer. Mrs. P. McIsaac and Willis, Mrs. Kleirtstiver and Mrs. Witzel visit- ed with relatives in Milverton on 'Thursday. DRYSDALE Ilttrs, Frank Corriveau s visiting tor a few weeks in Detroit. Mrs. Peter Bart of Stratford, "vt4na' at the home of Mr. and Mra. -;Yolin• Laporte. Mr. Arthur Moussean atnl atwo -tem Sarah and Denuse of ;it. joc- Ian . spenttJW w ek n el fit the 1101n, g large audiences. 'Me iippen thoir -yen, aably rendered • the minsic -and Mrs. Azs. Bonthron of 'yaw the goest soloist. Mr. nand Mrs. Oliver iliklaB.rien cAf Goderich called on brands in this vicinity aaecently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold 1Fitrlay of, Blake car l on friends lnate gduring the weelc. \ i St. Joseph and Beaver Town Mr. Napollepp -Ducharme of laattlialn: ;writ Sunday •With his parents ointtivi as there was a notable advance in prices. Already you could notice farmers gathering in small groups in the community contemplating what to do or how to spend the surplus mon- ies received owing to the higher pri- ces, farmers have not had this priv- ilege for some years, and it sure will be a big satisfastian to have a little ready cash to spend. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hendrick of the Blue Water south spent the week- end in Detroit. Mr. Joe Teffrey of Beavertown who 'has been laid up wit injured foot fox a some weeks is now le to be at tou "Mr. and Mrs. Hector Laporte and Mrs. R. Jeffrey attended the London Fair on Wednesday Wt.. Fall wheat sowing in this district is nearing completion. BLAKE The Blake Store will be closed all day, ZulUli Fair Day, IS.elytt. 26th. A number from tnis district took in the Western Fair at London, last week. Mrs. Doyald Turner visited during the week with her mother, Mrs. R. N Douglas and sister Miss Glady.a. Mr. and *In. .Gordon Johnston laave returneddrom a honeymoon.). trip and are busily engaged packing up enroute to Tharnioefl The Goshen ',Line people held a surprise shower aat the home of W. AL Finlay on honor of his dau- ghter _Alberta and or.esented her with aue Water alintillt. gifts *id pt4rse of arioney. :15r. Verdon ',Rau of Drysdale atato Quite number took in the lAnnivi a Beaver Town ntitaiitor on Sunday. orsary rserVices in the, ;Hilisgreer; tittlsrs. Dennu „uisse and wimitni ghurch on Sunday. Davis of Landon, anent Sunday aft -1 ••,dahnstnn---FinllaY. tion last as gmest go Miss Viron- ',A quiet 'but pretty wedding was aqta Duehartne. Isolernnized at the home of Mr. Wm Mr. and Mrs. LI 'Sararas motored iFinlay on Thursday Sept 14th 193f to New Hamburg on ‘Salaarday last. at filth noon -when his• only daughter Mr. and Mrs, Leon Jeffrey of Blake Robing Alberta Finlay was %lofted in were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Marriage to Gordon Hamilton John - Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey. ston, son of M.Y. and Mrs. Thos Mrs. F. Denorane of the 13lud Wat-. Johnston. To the strains of the brldal or visited with her daughter, Mrs. chorus playvd by Mrs. Harold Finlay K. 'Ilartrrian of Ow Goshen line on the bride entered her place on the Wednesday last. Miss Marie Sienion of London, call of Varna performed 41 arm of her father. Rev. Mr. Peters who is 71 yeays of 4go, was at eel'emen home, of her soe Albert and had gon 14; entered the dining room. prettily de- corated with pink white streamers and auttimn flowers where a pleasant repast took place r Rev. Patera' pro- posing toast to the bride and groom with a,response. Mrs. Norman Gas - ho a Zurich and Miss, Gladys Doug, las served the guests. Later Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Johnston left amid showers of confetti fox Kincardine, where a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Igrs, E. Farrell. The bride going away in a peen wol- len suit with brown felt hat and' coat with accessories to match. They will take up farming at Thornloe, New Ontario. Their many friend's extend' best Wishes to th.enr an their voyage. HENSALL Mr. and WS. A. W. E. Hemphill have returned to their home m town after spending the. summer months hi. their cottags at Oakwood, near Grand Bend. Kenneth Manns has returned from BigWin Inn at Muskoka, where he had Mivery good position in that large summer resort. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bent:Iron mot- ored, to Brockville where he attended the ,Postmasters' Convention, as a membef of the executive for Hurata sml 4rth. Mr, and Mrs. Herb Kercher and family -have retutnerl from a week's. motor trip taking in the CN.is, Tor- onto, nd other border cities. Mrs. Cleveland Hoggarth and her sister, Miss Ethel Murdock, who have been renewing acquaintances in the village for the past few months, left. Sunday last for their home in. Calgary Alb. Mrs. B. A. Campbell. and son Keith of Toronto, were visitors .tai. town, Sunday last. They were accompan- ied to .the city by Mrs. Campbell's sisters, Miss Ethel Murdock and Mrs C. Hoggarth., who have been visiting here. Mrs. Uttley of Zurich was a recent visitor at the home of Mrfl and Mrs. Wm. Dabus. The executive of the young people of Huron Presbytery met in Carmel Church for making arrangements for the fall rally to be held in Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foster have moved into their new and' up-to-date dwelling on Main at and are getting nicely settled. Wm. Dabus had -the misfortune while riding home on the running board of an auto- driven by Roy Cam- pbell, of being thrown off just op- posite the school. -Mr. Dabus suffered' facial Ibruises and a had shal--ing up. Preaches Farewell' Sermon Sunday last Rev. W. A. Young k• conducted the Sacrament service in Carmel .Preabyterian Church and..• quartette vcomprising Rev. - Young, Mrs. Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacLaren sang. "God So Loved the World." -At the vetting service Rev. :Mr. Young delivered' his farewell sermon, which was...•very impressive to a large congrregation, the church be- ing packed to capacity. Mrs. J. W. .Bonthron, rendered a beautiful' solo and the choir sang an anthem "Still, Still With Thee." Mrs. Young tak- ing the soprano solos. COUNTY NEWS Annual Plowing Match Clinton -A meeting of the North Huron Plowmen's Association was held in the Town Hall, Brussels, with the president G. McGavin, in. the chair. It was decided to hold the an- nt.al plowing match far North Huron on Thursday, October 5, and a com- mittee was appointed to select the location and to make all definite ar- raitgemel Crenlee---Winegarden A pretty wedding was solemnized at Seaforth United church on Satur- day, August 26, when Norma Helen eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. 3. Winegarden, of McGilivray, be- came the bride of Arthur Edward, spn of Mrs. Mary Greenlee, alsu of acGillivray. The young couple were, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gov- onlock, sister and brother -in -raw of. the grown. .I9eked by Horse Roy llfcDonalc1 of Cromarty, ds in Seaforth hospital, with a broken nose from a kick in the face by a horse He was unconscious when taken to the hospital, but is now recivering. Announcement Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rathwell of Goderieh Twp., announce the engage- inent of their youngest daughter, Varna, the marriage to take place tsiVho.liansrymofE:leorla.noain. dtolviWrsm. mMecAAsshh, Arm Broken Donald, three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel, of ,Cred- *an, fractUred his right arm when he :011 from his father's car in Ex- eter', Donie had been left in the cr tor ahort time while Mr. and Mrs. Birtzell was in a store. Opening one Of the diloOore he fell out. The fracture -oy-as reduced by Dr. Fletcher Hat Vertebra Fracture:I Mrs. „Tames Etheringten, of Cs - borne, it at present in London nos pital in a critical condition suffering from a fractured :Vertebra at fly. hack of' the neck. Mrs. 14.1therington Tliursday,;. Seprennbar 21st, 10A9, „,„ eaa• * _Here is your chance toobta in RELI There Is3noi need for • you sufffirany longer - with painful feet . . 3resak foot troubles can . hs relieved----inexpea- DR. SCHOLL'S representative front Toronto be in our store TUESDAY OCTOBER. 3rcl. ED DATARS Shoe Merchant Zurich TM's' maw IS- thoroughly trained in the scientific methods of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl; internationally famous Foot Authority, who, for almost a third -century has been alleviating human foot suffering throughout the entire world: Come in for Pedo-graph imprints of your stockinged feet. Learn how the proper Dr. Scholl Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy can relieve your particular foot trouble. =1. 4. 4. .5 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. +.• •1 44. 4. - Zurich. Fall Fair + • ▪ ' 4.. + • + - 4- - Monday and and Tuesday Sept. 25 and 26 PROGRAM FOR FAIR DAY: 4. • + - GRANDEST EXHIBITS . Tug of War Contest. Bicycle Races 4• - 4. - Dashwood. Brass, Band in. Attendance 4.- Judging of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poultry . Concert in the Town HalL Get your seats early 4- A good OrcheFstriza.wwiinlIgfrarnislithe Music for the Dance - rt. . . Wm. Decker; President yelninleailnalielnallenaneleter E. F. Mown Secy-Treas NEW Flambeau Red CASE Tractor NEW ERFORMANCE NE LOW UPKEEP Local Dealer-ALVINT RAU, Zurich, Phone 98r6. DEAD, AND DISABLED AMMALS Removed Promptly Horses, Cattle, frgs, Etc: Courteous Service Phone 235 Evete;, Ont. (Collect). DARLING and! (O.. Of CANADA LTD). Aratessursilsigrimanerainniwarmair 4.4.1.4.44.4..+++++++++++44*,,„ t BUILDING NIATERIALS + If you intend doing wry Waling or Repairing this Yearl we will be pleased to &Ivey you with the ripest of f: Building Mat 'ends. Let US quote you. 4. • Combination Dooxs--screens fur the summer and gJiaw interchangeable for winter. 11710 make screens to prop. t t erly f.it your windows, Etc. Etc.. Let us have your order 1:4 - SUMMER SCREENS t Heal:hp:ma:ors for Johns-Mataveine Building Materials - led on her parents at ,St. Joseph on The bride chose a sand toe satin Sunday last. (trees with gold trimmings and wort Bean threshing' is the order of thq p kamakd of gold suandra.gon,s. 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