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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1936-12-31, Page 5e e 3'1's 9.8'8 BUSINESS CARDS LEGAL' >I) DL: Y EJ3foLmps (BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOT- ARY FPUBLIC, RTC, OFFICE—Hamilton Street, Just off the Square, GUDERICI1, Ontario. Special Attention to Councel and Court Work. Mr, Holmes may be consulted at Goderich bye Phone, and Phone charges reversed. DENTAL Dr, W., D. BRYCE L. D. S. D. D. S. 'DENTAL SURGEON At DEITZ BLOCK—ZURICH Every Thursday, Friday, Saturday. At 11ARTLEIIe'S BLOCK, DASHWOOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdo. Dr. 1 H. CO t;: EN L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON OFFICE: Main Street Exeter - Ontario VETERINARIA.N Or- W. B. COXON, BN. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON e late ;Office in the home Dr. J. Routledge. Zurich Phone -96. A. R. Campbell, V.S, B•V.Sc. Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, University of Toronto. All As' eases of domestic animals t ea e rted by the most moderna por night Charges reasonable. Also Bret scalls promptly attended to Uner of S Off ce Office on n Street, erness Hennels. eppeette Town Hall. aAll- Phone 110,. LICENSED AUCTIONEER For Duron and Middlesex -, I AM IN A POSITION O CON aduct any Auction Sale, ardss els to ;size or article to sell. ' I solicit ,ur businpss,,aS1d ii not satisfied,, 1 make no charges for ..:Sees: uaen. imam. Dresses and Suits Put Your Want, For Sale Lost, Found,Etc, Ads. in this Columna NOTICE r have left rely outstanding acco tints at the Bank of Montreal, who have authorized to collect same. Kfndfy calf at the hank and settle your account of owing me. Everett Haist. WANTED ZURICH HERALP LOC,.L NEWS , 1Vlr". Clare Melick motored to Kitch ;ener one day last week. Mr. Clayton Hoffman of Galt is holidaying at his home here. Beginning next week the stores in Zurich will he erased every Tuesday evening until spring. Mr. and Mrs. Testy Weston of. Bayfield visited with Mrs. Herb, Ben - ler the past week. l.VIr. Garfield Brown and two chil- dren are spending a week with fri- ends at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kaiser, IVIr. and Mrs. Ralph Allan of London, were Sunday visitors at the home of ;dr. Ed. Axt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Truemner and family of Toronto were holiday A. limited number of cattle for visitors with the former's mother in :winter feeding. Apply to town. Chas. Rau, R. R. 2, Zurich. Mr. Hugh MaeKinori who is atten- ding Queen's University, Kingston, is spending the holidays at his home in town. i1'Ir. George Crozier, a former me- mber of the Bank staff called on fri- ends in town on Wednesday. mx71 E - Fn ff,7 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wurm of town, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Oswald of 'the Bronson line were Christmas day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClinchey, Chiselhurst. atiamasomenameire FOR QUICK SALE Two Stoves, for immediate Sale. Apply to John Hey, Jr., Zurich. LOST A 12/e year old roan heifer, has horns; ring or slit in bottom of right ear. Strayed from my pasture farm Babylon Line, Hay. Finder kindly notify Herb Desjardine, Zurich. IffiVIMMesefialINOSIMON FOR QUICK SALE A 2,000 -Ib. weigh scales and Portland cutter for quick sale. Herb Block, Zurich. a STRAYED From Lot 12, Con. 7, Hay, one yearling steer white with some red on neck and head, slit in both ears. Finder notify T. H. Shapton, Exeter. ,611,066M11109 FOR SALE About 50 White Rock Pulletts for quick Sale. Apply to: Theo. Steinbach, R. R. 3, Zurich. NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT 70c. t%rred.urus Insurance Included. This - is a con- ': heact special for a limited time only. PARISIAN LAUNDRY LTD. }phone 13 -57 - PRODUCE Farr. Fiod.ice WANTS. tlIGHEST CASH PRICES .FOR— CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY Wim O'Brien 10I, Res. 94, Zurich BUTCHERS Zurichs' Popular MEAT - MARE.ET Lt Us supply you with very Choice of Fresh and Cur- ed Meats, Bolo ,nay, Sausages, Ed., always on hand• Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins . Yungblut sham & Sob INSURANCE Western Fanners' Mutual Weather lisew ante Co, OF WOODSTOCK irErE LARGEST RESERVE BAL- ANCE OF ANY CCANADIANBFAN �rtUT- l� 1ThL COMPANY DOING Ri1Sl.NES OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO :Amount of Insurance at Risk on ]Dec. 31st, 1935, $20,479,738.00 ''Total Cash in Bank and Bends $254,627.52. Rates -44.50 per $1,000 for 3 Yea s C.� EA F..K��ar�p Als6 Wales is Linine Redf fall AIL hies, 5)1 tin' brim el, L- e. And Dry Cleaners. Thiel's Transport. 'bed Cars For Sale We are offering the following Used Cars for Sale: 1930—Coupe, a good one. 1928—Pontiac, a Bargain. 1927—A good car cheap. 1928—Ford Coach, at $100. All have good tires, good upholst- ering and mechanically good; gone over carefully by us. L. A. Prang and Son, Zurich CONTROLLING TUBERCULOSIS Everyone. news about diseases that at one time caused great loss of life and that have been brought under control in the last thirty or forty years as a result of modern public health methods. Ty- phoid Sever is one illustration. Twenty - fire or thirty years ago, it was not uncommon for cities to have death rates from typhoid ranging as high as 60 or 75 deaths out of every 100,000living persons; to -day, it is almost a disgrace for a cit to have a death rato of more than one or two per 3.00,000, and in many cities rates for typhoid for the last year were less than one. Yellow fever is another plague of a generation or two ago when whole cities were quarantined because of it. Diphtheria, the killer of children a fey years a+•o, is to -day becoming a rare disease. Many any communities have not had a death or even a case of diphtheria in several years, thanks to modern methods of immunization against this disease. Smallpox, that scourge and terror of our forefathers, is now seldom heard of. And so it goes, these dread diseases which once decimated the population, are now practically eliminated Tuberculosis is stili far from being conquered,but it is encouraging to note made in as been m that moray ro p grecs h conquering this entnty during the first thirty-five years of this eonturg than in all the centuries that went before. Tho death rate in Ontario in 1000, shortly after the National Sanitarium Associa- tion was organized, was estimated at iea per 100,000. To -day itis S7. It is a splendid showing and with the goal in sight wo hopefully enter the last lap of the race: but as. everyone knows, the last lap calls for tho greatest effort and if we aro to succeed an gaining the Complete mastery over this plague as has-been gained over others, Ivo niudt strive as never b efore, Given the necessary financial support, the Muskoka, the 'Toronto and the Queen Mary Hospitals for aConsumptivos will continuo to lead the way. Please spud your gift to National $ anita'titnL Association,223 aollogo Si,,. An unusual spell of mild weather is greeting this part of the world the past week, and it was the rainest weather for Christmas that we can recollect. The banks of snow and the dangerous ice on the roads is all melted away, and we are down to the mud as in the fall. Young Man Fined At Wingham the other day three Brussels young men, who were em- broiled in a battle royal with County Constable J. C. Smith at a dance at Brussels on December 3, paid a total of $30 and costs into Magistrate J. A. Makins' court. Participants, c'har ges and fines were as follows:Stanley Wilson, drunk and disorderly, $15 and costs; Eldon Wilson, disorderly and obstructing an officer, $10 and costs; Mel. Thompson, disorderly $5 and costs. TOWNSHIP ELECTION A full ballot election for the coun- cil of Hay Township will take place next Monday when the following names will appear: For Reeve—George Armstrong, Alfred Melick, For Councillor: Roland Geiger, Fred Haberer, Wm. ,Haugh, Henry Schilbe, and Max: Turnbull. Two of these men have had three years experience on the `Splendid progress has been made board, while the other three are new dr"ing the past week on Exeter's faces. Those having had experieace..nasly community building. The steel are Wm. Haugh and Max. Turnbull.. epvering on the rink has been corn - For Reeveship, Mr. Armstrong has nleted. Five feet on either side of been on the council for three yeeas; the ri.ea is being ussed for seating while Mr. Melick has been -reeve for capacity for the spectators and this four years and councillor for the work is about finished. There will be .same period. Mr. Ed. Wallies who two. rows of seats. The end will be withdrew from councillor, has been .circulre it shape. A splendid Iighting in that capacity since 1929, and leav- system is being installed with the es the board as an undefeated official work well under way. For the gym. theoutside walls and the roof are alanost complete. A brick chimney for the furnace , wass erected Real Christmas Spirit A real Christmas atmosphere mer- meated the proceedings at police court at Seaforth lest Tuesday, as four chaxaes. one fon stealine two bottles of Christmas cheer, and three of. stealing Christmas trees, were heard. Magistate J. A. Makins sus- riffic, but he stayed until morning, pended sentence all the way round, only to find that the farmer would thereby enhancing the Christmas sp- ot allow him near the house. A kind irit Peter Murray, 21 year old Sea- huoseholder equipped him with some forth" youth. pleaded f* silty to steal - new clothing and Harry headed back ing two bottles of Christmas cheer to Toronto, with the intention of get- from a trucker. who had befriended ting work in that district or going him and given hint a ride home while back to the Old Country. His fond- Willard and Newton Sturgeon and est hopes are that he may never a- Svdnev Brison. all of London, plead - gain meet a skunk. ed guilty to stealing Christmas trees NOTICE On December 19th, the Babylon Line and theGoshen Line have or- ganized a Beef Club for six months bo give them their meat at cost. As they 'need a fear more members to uses up a carets; and anyone that Would ould wish to sign, are to call at the butcher's house, as the books are left there, William Bender, Zurich, Ont. 113121.1010.11.1.41 Farmers! Attention! We have been appointed selling Agents for the celebrated Viking Diabolo Cream Separator, the separ- ator with a ten year guarantee. Let es demonstrate this machine to you and compare it with al] others. A nd don't forget, the best feature is the .unusual easy terms, Liberal allowanet• for trade-ins. C. SCHRAG & SON. tf44 NOTICE I wish to take this medium in .sx- pressing my appreciation to the '-ta t' a baleen.. eas noel t+i? i -i bus - Mese by the pepole of Zurich and vicinity during the past ten years or while in business in Zurich. Also for the many generous kindness a'x- ,,tended to nay family and the fine, presentatio;i given me by the Meth: .'nen of Zurich. Again, thank you! Signed, Everette Heist. Pansies At Goderich .� Recent mild weather and rains 4414+++++++++++++++++++++++i ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ PAGE FIVE MYII�'�►i1Wli�l/��ifli/�rrMy�����rrpiiirpN�lYi�OYP�Y��OA���������Oi�� ZURICH .CREAMERY s pWe Pay a Premium of Two Cents per Pound B. Fat for Churning Cream delivered at our plant. • - 3 • 1 • Prompt Service and Highest Cash Price Guaranteed Your Create Graded, Tested and Paid for the same Day. i c • e P YOUR EGGS AND POULTRY We also buy and pay Cash for your Eggs and Poultry at Highest Market Prices, according to grade, ----Your Patronage Appreciated! 3 THE ZURICH CREAMERY r , ,iseepo 6a$f8i4d¢S+aaaae®gt•amem4` a**,,p0, 10nP.s' ss y SMt193DY8Q8eil *ComdQy6,+p 4' Di+++>.++++++++.;.++.' • Cut Your Fuel "ill hi HALF! Buy Storm Windows and Doors LET US QUOTE YOU! REPLACE THOSE WINDOW PANES NOW. WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK OF GLASS ON HAND AT ALL TIMES.. AND WILL DO YOUR GLAZING WORK WHILE YOU WAIT. C. PHONE 6 9 FLEISC m ZURICH have cleared awey the snow at the county town and as a result pansies were seen in a local flower garden. Everywrere green grass is showing, belying amateur prognosticators who weeks ago predicted deep snow for the Christmas -New Year season. Yuletide Gift The Duchess of Kent in England, gave birth on Christmas day to a fine daughter, which is sixth in line to the throne of Great Britain. The baby is the second child of the youngest of the King's brothers and his erife, the former Princess Marina, of Greece. They were married on November 29, a 1934, and their first child, Prince Ed- ward George Nicholas Paul Patrick, 1 aro o was been on October 9, 1935. Both the child and mother are reported as 0 doing favorably. 1 • • • • • as 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 Work Progressing An Unhappy Encounter A transient, named Harry Hawke, •called at a farm in northern Huron some time ago in search of work. The folks being in bed, .the transient decided to crawl into the haymow and wait until morning. An unus- ual animal sporting stripes had also entered the barn, and was on the flfloor when Hawke come in and trip- ped over "it." The odor was ter - NOMINATION Cate J. J. Keys POLICE TRUSTEE J. J. Keys, pioneer educational At the Zurich Police Trustee none leader of Nashville, Tenn., and for ination on Monday evening in the nine years supt. of city schools, died Town Hall, a fairly well attended at the Hospital recently, following audience was present and tee follow-. an illness of several months. He was ing were nominated: John E. Gascho, 72 years old. He became ill in Octo- Migord Schilbe, Ivan Yungblut, Gid. ber and since that time had to be re - Koehler, R. F. Stade, Hy. Eickmeier, moved to the Hospital as he was sin - Oscar Klopp, Lloyd O'Br'ien. king fast. Principal of East Nash A. . Hess was then appointed as vine High School when he became chairman and called on R. . Stade, too ill to continue his work. He had one of the 1936 trustees who gave a held many positions of prominence in good account of the year's work and the city schools since coming there in stated that the water supply has a 189, He taught in Columbia Tenn. net balance of $114 after power is public schools for nine years before paid. Appreciates the $1'75 grant moving to Nashville. A native of given by the Hay Council and Telo. Varna, where he was born on Dec. system towards the pavement. The 31st, 1864, he frequently visited the Oil Co, has made a refund of $300 old friends in Stanley Twp. on the tar used on the streets. The new pavement makes a nice improve Many Deaths ment to the town. Death toll of Ontario's Churstmas Oscar Klopp, trustee, representing week lead mounted to 16 as four per - himself and the chairman of the sons were carried to death when a 'roard, H. Eickmeier, the trustees did car plunged into Bowlnanville herb- t big year"s work, thinks money sp- or from the pier, a man at Toronto ent for Constable, good investment. a Woman of Waterloo Twp., while 7 Many of the sidewalks need repair- persons died earlier after traffic ac- ing. cidents. practically all of the aeeid- Mr.Harry G. Hess, supt. of the loc- ents were motor accidents, while a al Hydro System was then called up- few occurred in the house by falling on and he gave a very interesting in one way or another. The thaws report of the finances of the system made ntany of the pavements slippery We have at present of $2,000. in the as the rain also helped, some of the riant besides the Govt. bonds. The accident occurring inthe old bah it matter of an annual Christmas Teee or weakness of too i tush speed, and For the town was then discussed andin a moment when a stop is requires] Ir. Hess ineist' d on that a fund the ear seems to keep going: right on ,hound he kept for such purpose. into accident and death. li a OS 4:081149.00949000 It is in all Sincerety that we extend to one and all the most Hearty SEASON'S GREETINGS Wishing for You and Yours' an overflowing abundance of the ple- asures, the joy, and the happiness which is Associated with this Sea- son, and may the coming Year bring to You the PROSPERITY and PRICELESS GIFTS OF HEALTH .. AND CONTENTMENT L.Schilbe Son nas0806114.1tenanoWinewtoad1,d* Insama,a L..,;, aas.rwaba+oYet cuaw as kiPebia.000®lb.3 1 3 3 0 t 1 1 s 1 yuwww ithwasiwaiwaimAmmivammvAl Zurich Drug Store � 1 z At this Grand Yuletide Season We cannot express our Gratitude in any more Tangible way than by Wishing our Many Friends and Customers a most MERRY i.: -;i :S .MAS and a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Full of Happiness Dr. A. J. MacKinnon, Zurich.