Zurich Herald, 1941-10-02, Page 1Forty Second Year
zumcK, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. 2 1941
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BETTY ANN BEAUTY
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Evenings.
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Euler ler [ Bata Than ever
In Magistrate's Court
Goderich — Tree local youths in
their late teens, who 'a week prev-
ious pleaded guilty to :the thefts of a
carton of whisky from aiivate
home and were remanded to Sall for
sentence were on Thursday given
suspended sentence in payment of
costs. A stipulation is that the, you-
ths must report weekly to Rev. A.J.
McKay, United church minister,.and
must attend church and -bible class
regularly. Restitution was made for
the stolen whisky whieh:,the boys af-
ter the theft carried around on j;heir
persons and boastfull displayed it to
their churns. Charges ,,of -theftr. of
cigarettes against two ether 1adwe-
re withdrawn at the request .o 7 -the
Crown Attorney. 'A careless (1-.41 ng
charge facing Jack Bead1e, l '
dismissed. The prosecution ar
of a collision of care driven ,b
and L. Draper on the Blue.;
Highway on Sept. 6tle,. e', Ari:
old inmate of the County Home
ip Gillian, was convicted of vag
after the evidence of .4.ssistanta
ager Richard Jacobs hadMbeen It
He said accused had givxen t
since he entered the a fiStitutio
January last. He had )ersiste
smoking in the barn and in fe:e
the stock between meal ;hours
August 6th he had left .the house
out permission and was not lo
I until Aug. 23rd. He hard wander
Blyth, Wingham, Stratford and
ilton. Gillian was defended by .
ur Parry, who lives near the ]
and who had befriended the old
and given him advice--advice;!-
was not good for him, the ee..rt
rnented. Suspended sentence :va
tended on condition 1that he ret,:
the Hone.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. ?McConnell and
son 'Lee of Varna were Friday visit-
ors in town. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerhardt of
Detroit, are spending the week with
the Horner families of the district.
• Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clausius have
moved •their household effects in part
of the home of Miss Jane Lamont.
ut " r. and Mrs. Aaron Weiler and
m•1 Mrs Cyrus Schoch of Sebringville,
? ; speil4 a few days with friends in this
vicinity.
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3Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman
orad son Bobbie and Mr. Clayton Hoff
d. ! nail of Galt sere Sunday visitors
e : With their parents in town.
WIrs,. W. F. Finkheiner and dau-
rg gdi`ter'Miss Hazel of Stratford visited
n, at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
th Hoffman en Sunday.
(11 Mr. and :•alis. Joseph Des Koshers
to; Miss Marcella Platz and Mr. Ray-
"' mond P latz of s rrosse Point, Mich..
spent Sunday at -he home of Mr and
Mrs. A. "J. Ka1hf nisch.
11.
Mr. and . Mrs. John Schwalm of
Sebewaing, Mich were week -end vis-
itors at the home of Miss Anna Hess.
Miss Hess and the Schwalms' were
Sunday visitor at. Dashwood.
BAYFIELDFALL F..
AIR{ 42r. and Mrs. Roy Oliver of St.
Marys spent Sunday at the home of
]Ytr . Chas. Weber. They Imre ac -
Thursday of Last we'''' Spilt. 2a eott�panied home by Mrs. Flossie
was the day This the annulel �I =field 1 ";oven whe .ve�iel remain with the
Fall Fair. town Ys' 'usu. ' ?v ca.. 1 .
led "Breezy B'ay-field" �liut the kind le •
ver's for a week.o: breeze that visitedilt town .rix ° �'•.,
Fair day was one, of "the' livelest ' Suceessfr Anniversary
they have had. for seine 'Oda: Ira til'he kOth ani,ive rsary s rvir'•'c in
i fact the windstorm almost.• Ttew .ec. St?iPeter'�s Lutheran church were oh-
erybhing away. The e ih bits were served on Sunday. Rev. 11. Schild -
very good in practically _Ali classes, •otlh of Detroit, the anniversary
especially were the horse .weer livespeaker very ably addressed the
stock showings good, .As WOW �ea jails audiences present. A :peeial
expected the attendance was' gayb.°anni ersary offering aIsar met with
below normal owing to' these wreath- good 'response. r
erconditions. However, 4he putsidr
exhibitors were willing to;e'talct ,a reit„, ,Me. Milne Rader of Lot 10, Con.
duction fin prize monies as' that the -1.6;I3ay Township is holding an
undety round thcurselves .able to.'p�ay auction sale of farm stock, imple-
unT.r prize wnn nwnts and household effects on his
The prize winners:
HORSES farm on Worl,re4einy. ()etcher 1: 111.
1 Wagon class — Brood mare,, fnal Afic r the. enle ?Te. and ,lir.. rn..r1cr
- 3 and 2 yr. old L. Smith; to amr.l Vlt'r. will move to their comfortably re-
- .•---•-=--.Decker', no_ delled home in Zurich.
�,,Q�p} i t'rercheron or Belgian -- mare Eel
"'"�'"�Koehler, Foal F # ^;CGks+t Thursday forenoon saw one
m: �„cs,_ �*..or, '�, . ,. vee •� Tester, 2 yr. old 11. ,...
N o: ter, of the heaviest wind storms we wit-
nessecl in many sky be
�gricultnral — Pimm 'snare, G
p, Robinson. E. Wel' ter; foal W. 'Tui came red with dust and l.n..i. end
a day. '1 r
ger, F. Webster, 2 yr. old W.'Cuzater' °one thought a big r.tin ;.s to t::e•
M. Brown, team E. Webster, J. Me-
' rien.r. offing, but after the ecrricl
Guise.. wind• had , orta blown it,eif out the
Heavy Draught — Brood mate W.
Turner, M. Grainger, foal 31 Grain- weather settled Blown to a steady
ger, W. Turner, '1 yr. old 1I Grain- heavy gale lasting well in the after -
ger, W. Turner; team, W. Turner, 2.1 noon.
Grainger.
Roadster — 2 yr. old, R. ,I1'Ianson,.
Single roadeter Currie & Tclenttand
.2nd, lis. -t Gentlemen's outfit and
team in harness Currie & Tebbitta;
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WE SELL. "ME, BEST FOR LESS
Specials for • TIi' ars; ray, Friday and Saturday,
. Sunlight soap,, 'floret) bars
Rinso, large pkg.
Old English n o robbing, pint
O!d English .:Tax, 1 -lb. tin'. -
Lux flakes„ Large pkg......,..,.. .... ....... ..........,....25c
Seruh Brushes at ........ 25c
Clothes Pinny 3-oz..at 1 0 c
Magic white blrach, 31bs.................. ..... 25c
Nonsuch stove polish per bottle ........ i 8c
Life Buoy Soap, 2 bars for 1 5c
Garden patchyeas 2-16 oz. tins. 23c
Biscuits, sodas;, 2 pkgs. .......,..,�..,...---- 25c
Bon Asim;,, cake or powder .... ..r., 1 4c
Gilletts Lye,. per tin , , ....................... •1.2c
Shreaded wheat, 2 pkgs. 25c
Classic Cleanser, per ti. n....... .........,............,...5c
Men's Felt Hats, neewest shapes and steles:. ..225
Men's ans:�g. proof overalls at ... . .
.2.„25
' is ;at . I, .a 5
Men •c!�crrk,��µ�,g..,.,..,..,._....,..��..M..,,.. ..��'5
Men's'reversible sin coats at ........,...-...----..........
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49c
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Books For Troops
Any person wishing to donate
books (not magazines) to they Can
adian Forces in camps in Canada and
Carriage — 2 yr. old R. Manor'i, Newfoundland may ,•irinly nand in
these books. unwrapped, at thou
local postofTxe and the postmaster
will .place the items in a snail -ag
Specially reserved for this purpose.
Here is a fine opportunity to help
C boys as far as good -wading is
concr, erned.
Worthy Cause -
Do Your Part in this
lady driver •Currie & 'l'ea'rnt.
Best showing uf horses, W. Mi-
ner; Beatty special, W. Turner, M.
Grainger, Mee vices special, Lindsey
and Smith. Judge, A. R. Cantlkell.
CATTLE
Grade cattle much cow 2.1. Grain
ten. and 2nd; Heifer 2 yrs. old do, do
heifer 1 yr. R. Manson, e11. Grainger
heifer calf R. Manson, .ti. Grainger,
. Meer ` calf R. Manson, two yr. old,
steer and 1 yr, steer M. Grainger.
Durham-- R. Peck and W. Oes-
treicher took all prizes.
Herfords, E. Webster took all these
prizes
Jersey, milch cow L. Scotchmer,
heHifer urorii 1f Hols Holstein Club H BullPena over
veer old, Clutton. W. Sparks, B.
Rothwell, Bissett Bros; bull under, 1
yr., W. '.Sparks, C. Campbell; Cow,
Clutton and 2nd; 3 and 4th Bissett
Bros, W. Snarks, 13. Rathwell; heif-
er S yrs. W. Sparks, Bissett Bros, C
('Campbell; heater 2 yrs. Bissett Bros
Clutton. C. ,Carenbell; heifer under
2 yr old, W. Sparks, L. Leeing, Clut-
ton, 'Bissett Tiros, do, W. Sparks.
heifer under 1 yr. old. 1 and 2nd
Clutton, Bissett Bros, W. Sparks b
and 6 Bissett Bros, C. Campbell; Get
,of Sire, 3 animals Clutton, W. Sparks
Bissett Bros., Clutton, C. t-inipbell:
herd, 1 male 3 females Clutton, W.
Sparks, Bissett Bros, C. Campbell;
Clanton female Clutton, Bissett 13rs,
Bull Clanton W. Sparks.
(Cpi,ttnited on Page Four)
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OBITUARY
Late Samuel Baker
Mr. .Samuel Baker, resident of Zur-
ich for a goodly number of years,
died very suddenly at the hone of
Mr. and Mrs. George Weigand, 14th
concession, Hay on Tuesday Septem-
ber 30th. Mr. Baker, who was not
so strong with his heart, was in the
act of closing the barn door, when in
some way the door fell and Mr. Irak-
er came in contact with the same,
and with his heart condition, lie soon
succumbed. Deceased was well and
favorably known here and more so
in the Dashwood district where he
was raised and lived most of his life.
His wife died some years ago while
residing in Zurich. 'rte funeral will
be field from the home of Mr, and
Mia. Weigand' on Friday afternoons
at 1.30 p.1n,, followed by services ass 4
St. Peter's Lutheran church, 7.w'let'
at 2.15 p.m. Intea'ment irr ,; i'4 t-
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