HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-11-05, Page 1'Vol. XXXVII No.18
THURSDAY MOHN1 .O'a NOVEMBER 5, 1936.
Let the ids. in the Herald be
SUCCESSFUL ExnuirroR. j increased interest :and better exhib-
its than former years at nearly ev-+
A Crediton correspondent writes. ery fair. Eight head of cattle were
'Wm. Oestreicher has again finished exhibited at nearly all of these fairs
his =rounds at nine of the main fall an26 second
n lading
fairs, including Goctericls, ]Exeter, prizes 'and la third. prizes,
Seaforth, Blyth,. Wingham„ Brussels, 7 first prizes for herd competition a
Ilderton, Wingham, Teese ater and gainst all breeds. One of the fairs
Zurich with his Shorthorn cattle. had no classfor first herd,pso that
this one
Be reports a splendid: success with herd only
fair, a rather. coveted honar for any
breeder.
Fanners! At tionu!
We have been appointed selling
'Agents for the celebrated Viking
Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ-
ator with a ten year guarantee. Let
las demonstrate this machine to you
.and compare it witk all others- And
,don't forget, the best feature is the
unusual easy terms. Liberal allowaucn
for trade-ins. tf44
C. SCHRAG & SON
ST. PETER'S
tEvangelical Lutheran Church
ZURICH ONT.
"A Changeless Christ far Ciraag-
iag World."'
:Friday, 8h—Luther League.
"Whursday—Chair Practice_
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS
The ninth annual County Champ-
ionship Public Speaking and sixth an-
nual spelling match were conducted
in the auditorium of the Clinton Col-
legiate Institute, on Saturday after-
noon, Oct. 31st. There were six con-
testants in the Public Speaking, sev-
en in the recitation and twelve in the
spelling match. Following were the
first prize winners: Public speaking,
Stanley McNal1 of Auburn, subject,
"Transportation"; Recitation, Billie
Stewart Dungannon, "Nothing to
Laugh At"; Spelling match, Annie
Morgan, Hensel!, and Harris Stewart
of Fordwich •second.
LOCAL NEWS
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Stoskopf of
Kitchener, Mrs. George Stoskoff.:
and Mrs. Frank Jacob or rriitchell,
attended the big fowl 'supper here 4.M.;,",,
Thursday.
l.tr. H. G. Hess, local hydro man-'
ager, wishes us to ask the Hyclro us-
ers
s ers of town to kindly co-operate with
him in keeping .down ,the peak 1oad;:
during the next few rather critical''
months. When you notice the `wink!'
in the power, please turn off a,
many lights and other appliances as
you possibly can. With a little bit,
of co-operation there can be a save.
ing of .$100 effected in a single month;
and no one need be deprived of us;>
ing all the power they require. But;
please don't all get on the line at
the same time. It is too costly!
Thank You!
We are in receipt of the following.
communication from a former popes.
lar resident of Zurich, who was loved"
by all ,residents of the community:(
Chester L. Smith, Publisibut
81.25 a year, U.S. $1,50 in Advancic
yt.oq iN AltrcxA,RS.M6 IL av 131:14.101191 00
yqur guide in your rall Purchases
Mrs. John Albrecht is visiting for
a few days in Bayfield.
Mr. and 'Mrs. L. Birk of Guelph,
were Sunday visitors at the home of
Mrs. J. Routledge.
Mrs. C; Eilber has returned home
after spending the week -end at Hen -
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and son
Bobby spent a pleasant week -end at
Kitchener.
Mr. and :sirs. Herb Desjardine we-
re Sunday visitors with friends at
Tavistock.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wuerth of
Kitchener were week -end visitors in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Heideman
are improving their dwelling proper-
ty by the addition of a fine new ver-
andah.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 5. Kalbfleisch, of
Detroit visited with the former's par -
And we cannot find words of ap;' ents, Mr. and Mrs, F, C. I�albfleisch
predation for these words 'of en* of town,
couragement: Mr. Alex. Mousseau is at Kipper}
Toronto, October 31st, 1936 a week or so where he is looking af-
Dear Publisher: Enclosed find'ter his son Elzar's garage, who is.
cheque to apply to my account fox up north on a deer hunt.
the Zurich Herald.
I may say it is always. a.welcom Mrs. Albert Rose of town is at
visitor to our family. You are to' present spending a few weeks at
be congratulated on continuing your• Windsor with her. daughter, Mrs.
aper all through the Years,. of de Harold Kuntz, who is not very well
SUNDAY SERVICES: at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Glias. Scotchmere pression when so many towns and
10 a. m.—Germain. Service. of Hayfield were Sunday visitors at villages were forced to cease pub, -1
17.30 a.m.. Sunday sic the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Al. -.ii lication. It speaks well for yourself l Mrs. Albert H. Schnell who has
ver p.m.—English Welcome
s ee: brechtbeen visitingrelatives and friends in
and your subscribers who must have
Everybody Welcome to 'ate Services. Mr. and Mrs. George Brenner of stood by you loyally when difficultiel these parts for a few' weeks left on
Mid�and, Mich., visited relatives here were great. With kindest regards #o Saturday for her home in Regina,
yourself and family. 1 am. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. V. Wilhelm of
a few days last week, also enjoying Yours Sincerely, ;
the fowl supper. Dr. B. A. 'Campbell she Home
Mrs. Emanuel Voll�an of..o e . - !the ho and Herb DesjMrs. of ah
E. TUERKHEIM, Pastor.
Do You Need -Glasses?
Stop and Think how is ipor it is
. that you wear correct glasses --cor-
rectly prescribed for your vision.
• Correctly styled to your .Your
Your
health may largelydepend.
vision.
See C. E. ZtTh BRi . R. 0.
At HESS JEWELERY STORE
Every Tuesday at ZURICH !ked with Mrs. Amelia Fuss and at- minimum requirement is much '1 s
Vie.$ tended the fowl supper Last Tants-
'The graduates are: Geraldine L. Arm
At Dashwood, Sam. 'strong,. Charles E. Baynnam, Flor-
ence E. R. Bell, Betty R. Coates,
Florence M. Dunsford, William C.
Dunsford, Beatrice M. Essery, Jean
E. Horner, Paul A. H. Hess, Quimby
F. Hess, K. Patricia Martin, L. Nel-
son 'Pepper, Norman A. Sinclair,
Alexander D. Strang, M. M. Grace
Strange, Irene C. Sweet, Roylance
'Westcott.
near New Hamburg, were visitors at
d CY d rrch of. Mr, and Mrs. J5osiah
Hay
was a Sunday visitor with he_r mo- ., GOOD SHOWING MADE .S +i aras the past week.
Sher Mfrs. Wm. s. Henryr town,. Exeter—That pupils will; contzl�{4..
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Vo•11and Dirt �• Taggart, Miss Myrtle
to a l • themselves when abiiityaf d Mrs. Q.
the ch were Sunday. visitors at appl.
home of Mr. and Dirs. Louis opportunity are factors is evidenced Raabe of South Bend, Ind., and Mrs
by the standing of the 1 students . of I Alois Welsenbach of Peroia Ills.,
Sclulbe. Exeter High Sshool whose graduatiijn motored over and visited friends afso
- Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wnrh from j diplomas have just been received byl enjoying the fowl supper last week.
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Memphis, Mich., visited at the home Principal Wethey, from the depart- They left on Wednesday this week
of _Mrs. last
ria Puss anal other tri -inert of education. The diplomas in -for their respective homes.
ends Isere last week. dicate the passing altogether of 468
1VLr. and Mrs. Wm. Haugh• -Mr. . departmental papers and seven more
and Mrs. Urban Pfile of the 14th con middle and one more upper school
enjoyed a pleasant motor trip to paper would make the average eight will begin, and it will do the buying
Pigeon, and BadsAce, Mich.olower school, 12 middle school ; jun pubhc well to carefully react over
11Ir. and !vis. Wm. Rupp and Mr. for Matriculation; and eight upper re large posters and come to the
and Mrs. Alvin Rupp of -Detroit, vis scl cool papers (for each student. The
es store real often.
Beginning Friday of this week the
big annual sale of merchandise of
the general store of 3. W. Merner
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is
Starts F ay Nov.
DO NOT FAIL TO COME .AND GET
YOUR WINTER. DRY GOODS :NEEDS
OUR GROCERY SPECIALS
lbs., for .,_�..'_...__... __ _..._.25c:
Sultana Raisins.„.. 19c
Pork and Beans, ,23 -oz, 2 tins .:25 c
Soda Biscuits, 1-1b. bags, 2 for
lh-...-. ..1Oc
Molasses. Snap �aist:els'Is, per... �- 5c
Handy .An onia., per pgk M .p. _....lac
Spaghetti 16 -oz. tiny, finis _._.... ......_..� "�
Cascade Sallac
iSalmon,i.� !tins ,�
iodized, 2 gigs ._15c
Salt shaker, 1 �,c
Cocoa,, Iaos __ . 27cHillcrest Shortening, 21b - - 31 c
Salads' Tea„ 'brown la-.. .. -� 31c
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At : HESS, THE 'JEWELLER
• A BIG SUPPER
All roads led to Zurich last Thurs-
day evening -to the big fowl supper
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around five o'clock cars began to
stream into town and by about nine
o'clock the last ones were served..
The grand total of some 1150 peo-
ple were fed, and very well fed too.
While there were ample supplies left
to feed two hundred i:.ior' people
hid they been here. But bad weath-
er in some distant parts preeeni.ed a
goodly number from coning. It set
a new record for attendance at a
fowl supper for this year in the com-
•niunity, and is slightly less than the
tremendous crowd pete;eut last year.
'There was an abundance for one and
all to eat approximately 7. fowl
were roasted and served, and the con
gregation of St. Peter's Lutheran
,are to be congratulated on tyle way
they put this big event across.
OBITUARY
Late Herbert C. Bonder
Death carne as •a relief of the suf-
ferings of Herbert C. Bender, aged
42 years and 10 months on Monday
night. The- deceased had an infect-
ion in his head a few months ago,
and after a critical operation in •a
Toronto hospital, recovered suffici-
ently to return to his home where it
was though he would recover his
good health, but alas it was not to
be so and after considera:,Ie suffer-
ing and all that human hands could
do for him, he passed away. Deceas-
ed was born in Hay Township, was ,i
son of the late Mr. and "sirs. Her-
man Bender, :and is surv..ve-d by his
sorrowing widow, two sisters, Mrs.
Sol Schrader of Ifay Township, and
Mrs. prank Waekerow of Webster,
N, 'Y.; Two brothers, William Ben-'
der of Babylon line, and Henry leen-1
der of Detroit. The funeral is being
held this Thursday afternoon to the
"iurich Lutheran church for service
a.:='l When= eerxc.:•t,f1 for itltel'm'netit
W. R. DAVIDSON
Highest cash prices paid for
Eggs on a graded. basis.
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for the Cold Weather with Good Woolen
Underwear for Young and. Old. Also Min':
and ,Boy's Top Shirts, Sweaters and Sweater
Coats, Wool Socks, Mitts and Gloves..
Wool and Flannelette Blankets, Flannelettes. Cur-
tains
Flannel suitable for Dresses;
tains and Curtain Goods, Comforter Chintz;
Men's, Boys and Children's 1 -Heavy Rubbers:
Also Men`s Rubber Boots, Harness Repairs,;
Halters, Anything in Harness. y
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND,
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