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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-06-04, Page 8.PAGF1 ETGHT ,. Nom- �,�,�...,.....��..�.....,,...�..�,...»�.....,...W..,._„�, THE STORE wrrii THE STOCK 1 :cuw.*rimTM1•1 +unww..0..r..r..r.rv.,^w4401IM .+a_..0_ ..._.......1.14.......4ew1•10. 1 n e r We . Have A Very Complete Line Of Men's Wear on Display... See Us About Your Warm. Weather Needs. Balbriggan Underwear, , Men's Trunks,, Athletic Shirts, Combinations, of all Kinds, Sweat Shirts with Zippers, New Ties, Work Shirts, and a large range of Overalls and Work Pants. All at Lowest Prices for No. 1 'Qual ity Goods GROCERY SPECIALS Canned Peas, 2 for Canned Corn, at 10-1b. Corn Syrup, at Bran Baking, 2 lbs for Prunes per lb. Chick Oatmeal, 9 -lbs. for Salted Peanuts, per lb. Shoe Polish, box. 19c 10c 75c 5c 10c 25c 15c 5c PRODUCE WANTED PHONE 59 CARE, OOURTBSY and OO1VIMON SENSE Are t!ae most Vital Factors in SAFE DRIVING, And Accident Statistics prove that: The Greatest of hese is COURTESY. Drive 'Safely and avoir$ :kin Accident --- But be Prepared !----A few Dollars will give Protection. All Classes Of Auto Insurance, Public Liability, Property Damage,.. Etc. Rates on Application by: Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY, 'd€ ilgEMMEDEBEEMMi fIIIIIIIIIIII 11101111 Mini U! HERALD 11 IIIIIua (11111111111Ii 11611I llG Wimingwrilail 1 lik ih, 0:41f1apga4,41 rniursc24y luilt� 4th, 1986., °'• racert� a►re Tea (Broken Pekoe) with teaspoon free, per ib 59e Peanut Wafers, per lb ..., ,;, 15c 15c Factory Cheese, per lb. Brooms, 5 string each Orange Lemon and Limeadd per bottle Peas, size 4, 2 cans :..:. Peanut .Butter (loose) 21b4:„r' Golden Wax aBeans, per can Save Your Coupons for China and Silverware. 29c 15c 19c 25c 1 Oc enno Oesch • Zurich EGGS WANTED. Phone 165 411111 11111111111111111111111111111 I1111111111111111111111H11111111l h ill 1I111!LIIDIII 1111111111111 1011111111 1111111110 II NI 1111111111111 111111111111111111 111,, ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Mr. William Beaver of Kitchener, called in town on Wednesday. Miss Jessie MacDonald was a week end visitor at her home near Kincar- dine. Mrs. C. Eilber is spending a few days with friends at Hensall this week. Miss Elizabeth .Truemner of De- troit, was a visitor with relatives in town. Mr. Louis Wurm has left to make his home with his son Mr. Alvin' Wurm, near Hensall. Hay Council met on Tvionday for the June meeting and much business was transacted. The half -holiday season begins this week and the town looks quiet and deserted this Wed. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brein, Miss Olive, and Mr. and Mrs. Gid. Koeh- ler motored to London on Saturday. Mr. -and Mrs. Samuel Gottschalk, of Dashwood, and who, have recently moved to that place from Seaforth, called on friends here Monday. Mrs. Barbara Surerus was at Kit- chener the past week, when she at- tended the wedding of her daughter Miss Geralding, to Mr. Koine of that • city. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meinger, Leo i'iieininger and Master Richard Get- tus of Detroit, were week end visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H F. Weseloh. Mrs. Irvin Dedels and daughter Marion. of Kitchener spent 'a few days with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Datars Sr., Mx. Datars who has been in bed for a few weeks is not improving as we would like to see him. The heaviest rains seen in many a day was witnessed here on Monday night, when practically all night the torrent of water fell, and many a cellar in town experienced water, as well as anany fields and gardens are flooded. It came at a rather unex- pected 'time, when the farmers had ther bean grounds about ready for seeding. It will be some time before lthe water will be cleared -away in 40669040600610O06 COOGOOGOOIROOSOOOSOOGOOOSGO41114 many places, HARDWARE -- SEEDS and FURNITURE ire cinLY If you are thinking of doing any Fencing this year, be sure and consult Us... And be sure it is the famous Frost Fence! FOST FENCE .... for long life, Come in and see our stock of Frost Farm Fence .. the finest we've ever had. Heavily galvanized by special Frost process. Wears for a lifetime. We can quote you attractive prices. 4 f„' iumtliersiaistRies 1110114 OWN 110111111111101111011111111.11111 TIGHT `' LOCK ZINC BONDED sa s+dutire FROST (*Aura their SAVES YOU MONEYS 7,I relaxed, D. J. Taylor, deputy minister of game and fish, informed the Ont - I! ario Legislature fish and game com- mittee today. It was provided in • legislation brought down last year athat a hunting party must include 4 4e if a dog is to be used in hunting ea deer.. The new provisions will permit ▪ • ▪ two hunters to use a dog and the O number of doge permitted for larger parties will be increased. The com- e, mittee learned also that the ordinary e $1 gun license will not be sufficient •• to permit use of a high power rifle during the big game season. If any • hunter carries such a gun he must • have a big, gun license. el • W. M. S. MEET • More Dogs for 'Deer Hunters Restrictions on the use ,of dogs in deer hunting in Ontario are to be PAINTS! PAINTS! We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes, pe Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax' C...,ciyear Balloon and Cord Tires and Tubes 1 • AT CREDITON s The 17th annual Convention of the • W.M.S. of the Canada Conference, eEvangelical church, which convened at "Crediton, May 27-28 was formally opened :by the branch president, Mrs A, Clemens. A large number of dele- • gates was in attendance and listened with much interest to the address of re ac ia 0, lo 11344443 6, ma re t, STORE.. THIS SEASON CALLS FOR GOOD NEW 4 FENCES ON THE FARM. LET US SUPPLY t YOU WITH THE BEST OF WOVEN WIRE, o" ALSO HAVE BARB WIRE, SEE US ABOUT 4. NEW ROOFING, PLUMBING, AND EVE- TROUGHING 4 4. 4. SPECIALS! • SPECIALS! Special Gasoline for Stoves, at per gallon 28c t 4. We also have some very Attractive Prices in IFurniture. See Our New Beds, Springs and 4. Mattresses. USED. FU'RNITUIiE Two. Dodd Used Chesterfield Suites on Hand;. LOCAL MARKETS Good Used Dressers from $4.50 up; Diningg Tables; ey .(Coa�reeted every WednKitchen Chairs,Etc. All Big Bargains for quick Sale. Butter, Ib. creameryEg15sda' 13)' i 29e One Dozen Used Rockers ranging from $2.00 Up. Wheat 72 : BE SURE AND SEE TtEM! Oats, bush. . 25 '1' Barley, bush. . ........ _ ....... 32c Buckwheat, bush. 32 Flour cwt. 2.25 3.15 Bran and shorts, ton 20.00 Potatoes per 90-1b. bag .,......1.00 Live Hogs, cwt. . 8.50 achievements of the past year and: challenged the delegates to higher goals for the coming year. The pres- entation of efficiency awards to the. auxililiary standing highest in points of efficiency was of special interest in view of the fact that three awards for W.M:,s., Y.P.M.C. and Mission 13ai.}s went to the congregation at New Hamburg.. Group conferences were conducted as follows: Promotion wore and mi - sionry education, under the leader- shipi,of Mrs. A. K. Cressma.n of Wat- erloja; Stewardship by Mrs. G. F. Barfhel. of Kitchener; Young Peoples' wok by iii1rs. E. El Hallmen of Kitchener. .Dr. Amy Neudorffer, returned Mis- sionary from India of the Sister de- nomination of the Lutheran church, delivered the first of her addresses on tl iiib1ect "Christ and .the Indian Village." She said that the wonder is not that missions have accomplish- ed so much. She thought that signs of heart hunger in India at present time, presented a wonderful oppor- tu14ty to Christian Missions. The church in India she stated is follow - in ` the Master into the villages to the corninou people who hear him gladly. The second morning of Convention it ivas opened by Mrs. L. C. Shantz, Kitchener. Worship theme "Unto the: Least". In the tbusines period follow- ing officers were elected.: Pres. Mrs. A. iClemens, Vice, Mrs. G. F. Barthel, Ree. Sec., Mrs. Emily Graff, Corr. Sec. Mrs. H. Hostettler; Trees, Mrs.. A. C. Bender'. Sec. of Y.P.M.C., Mrs. E. Hallinan; Sec. Miss Bands Miss Martha Ifeinmiller; Sec. of Tithing Mrs. G. F. Barthel; Sec. of Thank - offering, Mrs. A. K. Cressman; Sec. of Literature, Mrs. A. Oestreicher; Sec. Prayer League, Mrs. W. Y. Dreier; Sec. of Temperance, Miss S. Wegonast; Or Oratorical contest, Mrs F. W. Snyder; The invitation was given and accepted to hold the 1937 convention at Hanover. Mrs. Kellerman's theme for the elternoon worship period was "Are Ye Able". A touching feature was the memorial service led by Miss S. Weg- enast into which each auxiliary paid tribute to the lost by death during .the, year. The Ways and Means com- mittee brought in a series of recom- mendations for the ensuing year rel- ating to activities. The second ad- dress by the guest speaker Dr. Neu-. dorfer dealt. with "The New India, the Old Gospel" The New India, said the speaker, is a land of (beautiful 'roads, railway busses, radio, educati- onal opportunities are still limited to the minority Christians. Leaders look forward to the day when these rich- ly endowed people shall become more and more Christian; and use their native abilities for kingdom extension Native Indians rendering service in hospitals and schools are some-af the `results of missionary efforts of : the Crediton. Thus yfras responded to by, past 190 years. The closing session Mrs, A. Oestreicher bi ,'.,o,ni. of iConVer,,tion was given Over to a1 The remainder of the morning was, Gold Medal Missionary Oratorical given over to the reports of the ofil :contest, following a devotional period cers and department chairmen. The in charge of Miss Gertrude Hoffman total amount raised for the year, ac- Dashwood. The participants in the 'ording to the treasurer's report contest were as follows: Mrs. Em. given by Mrs. A. C. Bender of bitch- Fahner, Crediton; Miss Lillian. Geller cner was $8,229.27. Chesley; Mrs. Wm. Eidt, Lingelbach;' Mrs. J. B. Dengis of Naw Hamburg Mrs. D. A. Merrier, New Hamburg eras in charge of the worship period The judges' decision awarded the for the afternoon session, -.er theme gold medal to Mrs. Wm. Eidt, I,ingel-' eeing "Seek the Kingdom." The pre- o'acch. 'rhe presentation of the medal , ident presented her sixth "enema. ii - mane by Mrs. F. W Snyder See,1 n essage , in .,which: she epmmlended th ; of Oratorical contest. 'Tie convention: auxiliaries of the '.branch on , . , ";vlxll .convene in Banorer next ,year:. in all sizes Welcome by- Mrs, 1). o inkberaer of I Furniture, Springs and Beds. Felt and Marshall Mattresses I Plumbing, Furnace Work, Evetroughing and Tinsmith- ing our Specialty. Full line of heavy and shelf Hard- s ware always in stock ISTADE & WEIDO ZURICH - ONT. 1 QUALITY PRICE - SERVICE S KO*444AMM•NtM040000 mie johnston Hard, are & Furniture. Phone 6 ll44+4,x¢..04.4.404. 44 44.+4 ° o'a,'_T+4.'CiP"l{`4.4.4'.T..L °. i?o i`Fap°,°`i.4.4• A44`L4+, Y;'s.4 441 �i►► 4 40* liens and boys ork Shoe We have put in a Stock of Good Choice Quality Men's nd Boys' Work Shoes, and invite the public to come in and we can fit you up. PUT IN A SUPPLY OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S RUBBERS, MEN'S HEAVY RUBBERS, ETC. GARFI!i FID BROWN Victoria Street. Zurich, Otnt. WE GIVE EXPERT WORKMAN- SHIP IN REPAIRING Your Patronage Solicited Zurich Garaga EXTRA EXTRA_ LARGE SHIPMENT OF TIRES JUST ARRIVED Re-rular $10 Heavy Service at ..6.35, Reg.'10.75 Heavy Service Tires 6.90' Best of Gasoline at per galP3n.. 23e. Lubricating. Oils and Greases at Cor - Get You' au ,Your Dollars .Go the Farthestt Expert Workmanship on all Makes or Cars, :with Charges Very Reasonable: H. MOTISSEAIT Phone 101. . Zurich IIIII II111111111ll11.1EM I8111UI1111111111MU1111I1111111111111111119111111111@11111111111111111111411MIRIOKIIIIIMMIMIllii NWIA"flllfnaf111111MiRIl?IlllUlltlll Illlil11111111111111111MI 111th THESE PRICES subject to change without Notice 5 Painting Wagon $7.00 and 10.00 R. Painting Buggy 6.00 and 10.00 M. Recovering Buggy Top 16.00 and 18.00 Rerinnming Buggy Wheels Set a..... ............ 12o00 ma Buggy Shaft • 3.00 Cross Bar 1.00 Buggy Reach .1.2.5 Buggy Spokes each 25c, _ -__. _ IIESS , theRepairMan tliIIIlI11111111111111111111111111lIllMII1MIMllN1ID1111llIDIM1111111111M1l111181111111Mllll711IRE &iINLIsllRE81>i(IlElilli®1 ll11111111 U1111111UN1111=1I1111111111111 i1 Jorrownsaa,nasemirampt. • MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS We Have Opened Our Hospital for Sick Mowers. Bring your's in early for Overhaul Job. Estimates as to Cost cheerfully given. We will Repair any Make. of Machine! Genuine Massey Harris" Parts Fit Best and Wear the Longest Come in and See the New Oil Bath Mower Super Lastic Tires always on hand, also used Tres' GAS OIL AND GREASE How about a Cream Separator Demonstration? TeL Shop 149 0. KLOPP & SONS Rel. 67 AUCTIONEERING? YES!