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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-05-14, Page 4ILLSGKE'l SU. and Mrs. c, ' .abinsoai spent Abe week -end. in Lendon with the lat- 'tees sister and brother-la:law. Mr. and Mrs. W. Huxtable of Cen- tra'lan visited the latter's mother and �axnily: :Ilr. and Mxs. Earry Norris of near Terucef'ield visited at the latter's par- <asuta Sunday. x..'.., ""'111+ Mr, and leSCElliott and Mr. Elliot and Ml's. • "iNixes of Mitchell visited relatives in the vicinity during the week, lab E. R. Samuels of Toronto is here getting men to plant his fern this week. BLAKE Mr. and .lairs. Sam Gesell and fam-, ily spent Sunday with Mr. and WITS.. 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Don't live in just a "house" — make it a REAL HOME by install- ing a new, modern bathroom and a Duro Automatic Pumping System. • The Duro-Special Pumping System, all Canadian -made, having aR1 capacity of 250 gals. per hour, complete with 30 gal. Galvanized Tani, 25- or 60 -cycle 110 -volt motor, costs only $8 1.50. Look at these prices! Three pieces— Bath, Shower, Lavatory and Toilet— as illustrated, with all ftFings•... $122.0 36 Duro-Spectel Other complete Bathroom equipment as low as $70.60 Hydro's Free Gift to Rural Dwellers Electric Current w,irl be ;proyided.-Free- of'Charge-for-op1)tafrng electric pumps. .to provide water, under pressure for 'Household Sanitary Sistelns.., Write for Free Booklet FOR SALE BY: STADE and WEIDO EMPIRE BRASS MFG. CO., LTD. London Hamilton Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver U RALE 14- ' ",� errsday, Mr, and Mrs. Jacgta Swarczentrub- er spent Sunday `afternoon at the hooarae of Mr. arid Mrs. Fdmub,tt Desch. Mr, and iklies, Jacob Gascho of` (- lay City, Mich., were Sunday visitor, at the harri.e of Mr. and Mrs, Chris Erb, Mr. and Mrs. .Amos Gingerich and daughter spent -Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Qesch. Sunday visitors with Me. and Mrs, Roy Gingerich were: Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Erb and family, Mr. and Mrss. Aaron Gingerich and family: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gingerich and family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Asians. Mr. and Mies. Sam Repp of ;Hen sall, Mr. and Mrs. Henry •E+ichlex• .of Pigeon, Mich., spent iSunday with Mr and Mrs. Chris Gingerich, • Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Erb a nd• daughter were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gingerich. " The funeral of the late Menno Bechler was largely attended. Peo- ple being present from Kitchener, Tavistock, Milverton and from the States. BAYFIELD 1\lr. and Mrs. J. H. Milne, of Tor- onto and family of Kitchener, are. new occupying their cotbageeat son's ,grove. .Miss Lucy Woods left 'last ,week for London, a delegate for -the W. A. after .whichshe will spend some time in 'Hamilton, Play is Successful The play, "Too Many Husbands," was presented in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening last, by members of St. Andrew's United Church. .A number of those taking part had nev- er before been in a play and showed ability in acting. Barns are Burned A fire last Tuesday night completely destroyed Robert Penhal's barns. He had arrived home about 10 o'clock with his horse, "Doctor K" and while descending' from the hay loft, fell with a lantern. Hay immediately took fire and although he was con- siderably injured by the fall, he managed to take the horse -oat of the stable . and call for help, when his car and large truck were removed. People from several miles in t he country were attracted by the.b'laze, It was fortunate that it was a calm night or damage to nearby cottages would have resulted. ST. JOSEPH AND BEAVER TOWN NEWS Well, at last The Farmers are able to work at their. seeding. The wee; then of late has been ideal for farm work, and the recent rains • andwarm weather is much welcome by all. The mercury which hovered around 90 degrees on Saturday and Sunday last brought a good many people to the shores of Lake Huron and a good ducking gave comfort -to all those that were brave enough to race the blue waters of May. NOTES=.Mr. and Mrs. Solomn Wi- lliams of Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs Bernard Hartman of Thedford were Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Oc- car 'Ducharme north of St. Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jeffrey of Bea- ver Town were Grand Lend visitors on Sunday. Mir. Alphone Dabus of the Goshen line south, was guest to Mr, Avila Ducharme on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and ;Mrs. Dennis Charrette of Blue Water Highway south, were guests to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Laporte of Drysdale on Sunday last. Miss Lucille Jeffrey of St. Peter's Seminary, London paid a flying visit to her parents of Beaver Town, on Saturday Nnght last. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Denomme, of Beaver Town were Sunday visitors to the latter's patents, Mr. and Mrs. James Masse. DRYSDALE Mr. Edward J. Denomme celebrat- ed his birthday en Saturday evening May 9th, at which a most pleasant time was had by all present, Among :those present were: Mr. and Mr,. John Maher of London; also Ervin and Leonard Denoannte of London;, and Reuben Deno/nine of Hensall, as well as many other friends who wish- ed Mr. Denomme many happy returns of the occasion. A goodly number from a distance observed Mother's Day in a very ap- eropriate way by visiting their moth- ers over the week -end. It is indeed a. privilege to be blessed with living 'parents when 'we get up in middle age of life. While those who are not so fortunate, observed the `•occas- ion in a more solemn way by think- 'ng back to the happy days when their mother was with the family. The Angel of Death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Corriveau on Tuesday afternoon, and called a- way their dear little 'Doreen, aged four years. She had been ill for ynly a short time, and regardless of what good nursing and medical at- ention could do she was tailed into he better world. Her affliction being rouble in the head. The funeral is ling held Wednesday afternoon to Peter's cemetery for interment._ 'clay many friends ex,ten(r the meet .;urtfelt sympathy I AUCTION ' SALE Of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND ANTIQUES, At •a Quarter Mile South aft. Z'ur. Ti Qu SATURDAY, MAY 16th,19361 At 1.30 o'clock,, pen.. Kitchen Range, 3 'Kitchen Tables; 16 •chairs, 3 Rockers, 2 Sideboards, 2 sinks, 2 eupboards, 2 wood' stoves, 2 parlor stoves, Cuckoo Clock, 4 bedsteads, 2 springs, 2 mattresses, 2 wash stands, 2 couches, Rayo lamp, 5 coal oil lamps, 2 alarm clocks, Cen- tre table, Raymond drop head sewing machine almost new, carpets, mats, carpet strips, quantity bedding, small tables, Seagull, pictures galore, 100 piece dinner set, other dishes and chinaware, . glassware, Two 4 -gallon crocks, r,f wo 2 -gallon crocks, and many' other small crocks, 2 flour chests, 3 chamber sets, copper apple abutter kettle, 2. sugar kettles, rubber mounted harness, top buggy, work bench, carpenter tools, large apple peeler, about `8 dozen sealers, wash- ing machine and wringer, wash boards and tubs, 2 copper boilers, 3 !lard cans, 2 lanterns, brass kettle, 4 good axes, cross cut saw, hand saws, 2 baking trays, gasoline stove, screen door, rakes, shovels, cider barrel, fawn mower, block and tackle, cream separator, 4 iron pots, quantity mixed eveod, meat blocks, sausage grinder, whippletrees and doubletr'es, set bin- der -canvass, walnut bureat}, wagon tongue new; wooden chest, map of Ontario, home made soap, spincung wheel and reel ' .complete, 4 large clothes baskets, collapsable bath tub, 5 sets window screens, gallon jugs. pick, pruning shears: potato fork, roll of black wire, grindstone, wire stretcher, axes, hammier nandles, garden tools, 5 -gallon oil oan, pots pans, dishes and hundreds of other articles. Terms—Cash. Oscar Klopp, Auctioneer. W. S. Johnston, Clerk. Louis Wurm, Proprietor. AUCTION SALE Of. REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE- HOLD EFFECTS The undersigned has received instru- ctions to sell by public •auceion at CREDITON On SATURDAY, MAY 16th. 1936, at 1.00 o'clock the following REAL ESTATE - 2 storey frame house in Crediton, North West cor nes S. half Iot B, Fahner's survey, 515 ft. frontage, wired for hydro, good well. Vacant Lot pt. S. half lot 11, con. 6, Stephen, two and one lavlf acres, known as the flax mill pro- perty. Farm Property consisting of 50 acres, N. half lot 11, eon. 5, Stephen twp., brick house and bank barn. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS — New- combe piano, settee and chairs, din- ing room table and _buffet, 5 dining room chairs, arm chair, 3 bedroom >suites, hall tree, small table, writing desk. extension table, safe, bureau, parlcite; carpet sweeper, electric iron, toaster,' clocks, 2 mirrors, flour box, 'sink, range cook stove, Quebec heater coal" oil stove, stove pipes, 2 burner oil stove, sideboard, washing machine and wringer, 3 couches, hammock; Singer sewing machine, 4 pedastels, library table; pots and pans, 12X15 tapestry rug. OTHER ITEMS — 8 buffalo robes, oilcloths, 8 crosscut saws, 3 bucksaws hand saws, belts and pullies, piping and fittings, tools of all kinds, 2 wrecking bars, 2 ear ' pumps, car jack, tree pruner, 2 scythes, iron pump, quantity inch lumber, some plank, some windows and sashes, lawn mower, forks, hoess, shovels, spades, picks, axes, crowbars, rakes, chains, ropes, hinges, cream separator man's bicycle, set of 3 -horse double - trees, whifiietrees, whiffletree irons, neokyokes, onion screen, step ladder, extension ladder, wheel barrow, fan- ning mill, rubber tired buggy, set light sleighs, pole and shaft, cutter and buggy shafts, buggy pole, Gray Dort touring car, 1 -horse walking plow, set heavy harness, 2 set single harness, 21 hens and numerous other articles. TERMS—Chattels, cash. Real Est- ate, 10 per cent on day of sale with the balance in .thirty days. Subject to a reserved bid. The Estate of the late Fred Heist. Mrs. Lena Heist, Crediton; Wellington Heist, Crediton; Everett Heist, Zuiiich, Executors_ Frank Taylor, Auctioneer. Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Mrs_ Burr of Detroit spent the week -end atthe home of Mrs. Joseph Rau. Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Stratford Were Sunday visitors at the Gelinas home. Also Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Stelck. ofthe 14th concession. lair. and Mrs. Napoleon Denomme of Detroit, were week -end visitors with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Philip Denomme. Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph. Corriveau Sr. were Sunday visitors with the form- er's brother, Mr. and airs. Frank Cbrriveau: • • • ' ' Mr. '•Daniel Ayotte of the - 14th, con.• Made a nuinber of calls with friends hereon Tuesday. • Mr. and., Mrs: Aswell and Mr. Tom Kelly of London, were visitors at ,the home of Ed. and Burnette Mousseau, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Marchand of Tilbury are visiting with their son the Rev. ;lather L. Marchand at present. Mr. and Mrs. Lotsing;er of Kitch- ener visited with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Denomme. The recent rains again: has delayed needing operations. During the past ,week the weather was so hot the poor horses could hardly work, and now when it is cooler, the land is again 'ria.:hid. SOME farmers h;ave.l►ard- 'y .got half their seeding in. ; ay 14th, 193 art ullor—buyyoortiourbyisa r Purity . r has efijoye!il your coolidelote for thirty years:. Allways iyuui!tarm gsflty . -YU fed front, the moldy■ beet wheam—ensurercomplete sat d **tics for every kind of baking, URIT FLO . Best for off your. Balcin. _ S CA R F'1E'S FLAT -WALL •ENAMELS SANITARY AND WASHABLE axe SALE AT: Johnson and Kalbfleisch; Zurich HENSALL Motion that we grant the ,Salvat ion Army permission to hold a tag, ' Mrs: Rabt Ja,rrott of London was day the Village •of Hensall. a recent visitor here. The following -orders passed: Mrs. Maude Redden and little Do- .Hydro 6.84; F. G. Bonthron, post:- nald of Sunbury, New Ont., are vis- and exchange 3.75; C. Wolfe. iting relatives in town for a few weeks. Mrand Mrs. Jas. Dick, who have !been visiting with their son, Ross at Smiths -villa, near Toronto, have re- turned home. Mss. John Parke was a recent vise ieor with her sister, Mrs. E. T. Dan. - labor ;streets 6.60; W. Hildebrand. do 7.60, and 5.20; Cook Brok, and oil Fire Dept. 3.88; Co. of Hur- on. indigent 3.50; Clerk Typewriter - ribbon $1; Clerk premium 'Treasur- urer's• Bond $20; W. E. Pfaff labor streets 1.70; W. Dabus, toilets, hall( .$2; Relief—G. Walker, meals tran- ,glas'of Hyde Park. smote -50; G. M. Case coal $4; T.E. Mrs. Claude Blower was a recent Delmer'and'groceries 2.50; 'W. Green visitor with friends at London. -ilk 70.07; lYbrs. John McKenzie, who has Motion., that the Gleik be instruct ed to get in touch with the I spent the winter with her son in `Imperial Q Stanley Twp., has returned to her, oil. regards prices for street, home for the summer. • Wm. Bell has •accepted a position I Jailer A. Paterson, Clerk:. with Dr. Moir for ;the summer and, has moved his family to one of the houses on the Moir farms. Mrs. Geo. Hedden and family have shoved to the house on the lailpat J ;turned last :week from a winter tour to. Honolulu, New Zealand sand Aus- .ta elle , ..{., Announcement The engagement is announced of COUNTY NEWS 6 A. Jackson of S'eafonth re - rick farm just south of Kippen- Maiigaret Buchanan has returned to Toronto after spending sem weeks with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Rap Pfaff and dale- fAanza G. Edmunds, Reg. N., young ghter 'of D9lhi were visitors evxthMns er daughter of Mrs] W. G. Edmunds: Mice P.fa re • '• � a;foatth to Frank Allan Kling, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Knight and' 2 only son of Mae. Wm. Mtanson. children of Kitchener, visita5r1 with Tax Rate Down relatives in town. The tax mite foe Exeter for - 193T Alice Higgins, who has spent ,rev- l been set at 32 mills a reduction eral months in Landon, is visiting f three mills from 1934:- Ifii view for a few weeks at her hon of the many- improvements; that have. Mr. and labs. Thos. Wren andns i Been made in the town diming the' posityear this is a splendid showing,- Adopts Burinie' 'Prom Dundalk •conies the story of: Geo. Hudson were visiting in London Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McMurtrie of Toronto ,were visiting, Mrs. A. Me- 1Vfurtrie Sr., who is quite. UL ' a black another cat, who, having lost: Hensel, Assessment Ron has leen two of her litter of three kittens, ad - handed to the Clerk andshows a opted The from the family of a rab- rgain in population of 17 ,iso a gain he lbw° black and 'the twri iii the Total Assessment of•*7,924.00 pure 'white animals get along eogeib Also an increase in dogs of five_ Then qr famensen all appearing to be they say the small places are slipp- ing. Ha! Hal; Training Schad for 3uninr• instit- ute project leaders and assistants was, held in Hensall May 1 ands 2nii Re- presentatives were present from Sea:- lien each Wednesday until rthe end of forth,. Mrs.. J_ Hillelbrecht and Annie:. September, except when a legal boli Dapple; Z•urirch, Irene Mousseau rind' day preceeds or follows a Wednea- Mary Coleman; Hensel', Mrs. E. K. dtay_- • Hutton and Isobel Alexander- The . Tax Rate 42 Mills For TOSS, class was under the direction of Miss Moor the purpose of striking the tax, F. Durnin of Dungannon. These leadr; rate far 1936 a special meeting of ers will now' help in carrying out+ t}re the Seaforth council was held in the interesting- and instructive clothing couuril last Monday eve. which is an project "Being Well Dressed and early: recoa'd for the at which this an - Well! (roomed;" in their respective • nual budget meeting has taken place, clubs: Each rclieb and club member Public School Sugg`l.l:.ff` ffl.`lnxu7]5se• !will show their best• work. in carve- Public School Supporters will pay 42 ition at Achievement Day to be held mills and Separate school suppiaters in Clinton an. Jane Mb- 41.5 mills. Mayor Sutherland presid- Hensall Council Minutes • The dearth occurred at the home of Regular meeting -of the Village CO- her brother -in -slaw, Mx. D. Cantelon, unci] was held on the eve. of May 4, .of Clutton ]art Sunday morning of' ;with all ;Fr iug-present. 11Urrates of -the :Miss Sarah Cantelon, a native ot previous meeting read and adopted. Qoderich township, ,aged 86 years.. .Roy- Weber- appeared regerdi per- The deceased lady was a d'aughtecr Inussion to install a curb gasoline ,and the eldest child of the Matte Adm. -pumupi • Na rection, taken. 11 Robing •CNantelith and his wife, Margaret. . ply , pioneer settlers in Godericl) TcwF;j�,tivltere: ° she' 'spent the greater - part axf her life. She had resided! with her brother; the late H. H. Can- • *Jona on the old homestead ,for a Jong time. Broderick -Boons A pretty wedding took place last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Gee. Audea'son when their grra•ndda- Assessinent Roll and was given time tighter Thelma Boone was united ins. to complete eene. ' marriage to huh Broderick, sonCspondce readas follows: of Me and E. Broderick of 1x- • J. Sullsvan re: Telegram; Workmen's Ober. Rev. A. E. Elliott of Exeter, , Compensation Board, Dominion Tax officiated. The bridesmaid was Miss.' and Chen:d al' Cie„ -. W.:, Tinmiors,. Barr Vera Xestle while Harold Broderick McLeod; Relief Branch; Clerk of e y:peorterl the r eoom. Followingthe'. Winghana;; Dept. of .M:utiic:ipal Aff'air's r-ca:e pony a we .bin dill. ' was eiv -- aatne filed;. l ed 4.o 35 gaents. Half Holiday The first of the summer half holt.- days ourdays will be on Wednesday„ May 6,, when :Seaiforlih business places will be: closed. The holidays will continue. Miss S. Cantelon Passes (son appeared re Board of -Health and (Sanitary affairs. .M•otitzn, that we `:grant, the snub ,of $1.50 per 'regular Imeeting to each member of Bona:Vast 11-Iealth, Secretaryincluded and lia ve' a by -law -prepared to 'cover same. F: G. Bonthron, tax collector re-' • pot ted: the tax arrears as 491.97. Mot ion, that we accept :the tax roll.. Carlin S Hudson appeared vvithtthe a:.