Zurich Herald, 1937-04-22, Page 4AUCTION SALE
Of Household, Effeets in Zurich, on
SATURDAY, May ist, 1937
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m.
Oak diningroom ;table, a Oak
alining room chairs ; 0 oak Hu ff ;
'Oak china cabinet; Mahogaey parlor
'table; Brass beadstead; solid oak
bedstead; springs, M attre es in he. 21
emelt stands, dresser, 8 rocking char
wicker rocker, couch, Linoleum ler
gene room, 2 Congoleum rugs; Feltall
Meg; 8 toilet sets, bedding and mats,
number of dishes; 2 galvatived tubs,
2 lawn mowers ri gal. jug; knivee
' 'and forks, tea kettle; dish pan, wood -
butter bowl; coffee grinder, coal
-oil stove like new; Peerless Pen.
stove in good condition; sink; stand,
eastern pump, seahee, pictures, and
aiumerous other articles.
TERMS—CASH
OscarKlopp, Auctioneer.
R. P. Stade, Proprietor.
DRYSDALE
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corriveau and
eineMbers Of the family rnad a bus•
iness trip to London on Wednesday.
Mr. Philip Denomme, Mr. and Mr.
Charles Laporte were week -end visit-
ers in Detroit.
' Mr. and Mrs. William Denomme
Zee, .are visiting with relatives in
betroit.
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Celinas were Sunday visitors with
r. and Mrs. John Charrette, south
Beavertown.
'Messrs. Omar and Isadore Denom-
me of Detroit, were week -end visitois
their father, Mr. Wm. Denomme
Mr. Louis King of Chicago, is a
visitor with his mother, Mrs. Ed.
risson, who is not enjoying her good
;health at present.
Sorry to report that Mr. Z.
Jeffrey who is in his 92nd year, is
mot enjoyine his usual health.
Mrs. David Ducharme from Zurich
is :nursing her sister, Mrs. d. Bris-
e &on, who is under the doctor's care.
Owing to the heavy rains on Sat-
eeurday, the beginning of seeding op -
rations has been prolonged, anby
looks of things it will be late
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*hough before a start will be made.
BAYFIELD
Miss Lottie Higgins of Bayfield is
isiting in Sudbury, having accomp-
anied Mr. and Mrs. Brown Higgins
on their return a week ago monday
lest.
:Mr. and Nes. L. W. Burch have re -
Aliened to their cottage for the sum-
ener to look after the cottages in Hi-
eeghland Park.
ejler,,4 and Mrs. W. R. Jowett, who
e:ihave spent the winter in Fort Lau -
e • eeaeeelele...eFlerida„...haee...aerjxesielam e•
Mrs:. ee. -W.'eeviebeeee, .Misses
tzd ,lean Wood e .arid. Mrs. E. P. Lew -
els visited friends at London.
Mrs. F. A. Edwards arrived home
'Saturday last from Sask., where ehe
evisited her daughter, Mrs. R. J. Wat-
son at Fairlight.
Mr. and. Mrs. David Leitch are
Tome, having passed the winter in
Vorkeri ch. family of the Goshen; Mr. and Mrs.
Cotteges Looted
Mrs. James Day arid several fri-
ends of Detroit spent the week -end
at the Day cottage. They were dis-
appointed to find that vandals bed
broken in and ruthlessly destroyed
valuable china and other articles and
strewn bed clothing about, There was
evidence of a fire having been lighted
on the door and a .wild celebration
had been carried on, beer bottles be-
ing scattered about. Police are fol-
lowing up a clue.
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St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Messrs. Leonard Denomme and L.
Scrams and Miss Alvina Denomme
motored to London on Saturday.
Mr. C. O. Smith andeeons of Bea,
vettown have completed the sap boil-
ing fOr this year. At first it was
thought on account of the mild win-
ter the run would be short, but i
has proven satisfactory and Mr.
Smith has boiled about 76 gallons of
this sweat liquid.
Mr. Filbert Denomme has taken
down bis old fence on the Blue Wat-
er Highway in readiness for the new
one.
Miss Eugene Aubin of Hillsgreen,'
who was employed by Mr.. Dennis
Charrette has returned to her home.
Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Milne of Toron-
to were week -end visitors with the
tlatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Charette of the Blue Water south.
Mr. and :Mrs. Adolph Parriseau of
Detroit, Mich., called on Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Ducharme, Sr. of St. .Tos-
eph, north. •
Mr. Wilfred Corriveau of the Blu
Water ,north and who is under med- •
ical eare, is improving nicely. -
Mr. Avila Ducharme of Beaver
Town south, has purchased a Chev.
car. Attention Ladies!
Mr. Max. Jeffrey has the roofing
on his cottage and is busy copletiag
the inside in preparation for the Sum
mer tourist camping trade.
Mrs. Rachael Denomme of St:Jos-
eph north spent a few days in Zur-
ich visiting Mrs. Ayotte.
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich and
Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich,
and Melvin, and Mrs. Allan Swartz-
entruber spent Saturday with fri-
ends at New Hamburg and Tavistock
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Erb a nd
daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Erb and fam-
ily spent the week -end with friends
at Kitchener and Baden.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Schultz and
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. -Rupp of Poole,
were Sunday visitors on the Bronson
line.
Mrs. Donald Turner of London,
spent Thursday last with her parents
Mr. and IVIrs. R. N. Douglas, of Blake
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north, accompanied Mr.. Turner t�
London where she spent a fewdays.
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Swartzentrub-
er .and Mr. Willie Bechler spent the
week -end with friends at Baden and
New Barnhill's'.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Gerber and
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Seeding Implements should be in good working
shape shortly; Order M. -H. parts early.
Cultivator points for many makes
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Take a tip from the hundreds of moforfsfs who participated fu
these tests. Put Blue Sunoco up against any other gasoline in
town by testing it right in your own car. Prove for yourself that
Blue Sunoco's lively, high-test action is unsurpassed, even.
by extra -priced gasolines. Se's if you don't agree that today's;
greatest value for your gasoline dollar -is .Blue Sunoco..
The Ross Federal Reeearch Ckiipora-
bon, nationally known fact-finding or-
ganization, asked 1214Motorisisil 14
widely separated citiee i .11.o. to
contribute their servicetin testing a
"mystery gasoline" in OteirOWn cars.-
First—the tank.of each' c4..was drained
of the gasoline it had ben using.
The tanks of these cars were then
filled with this 'mystery gasoline."
, This unknown motor fuel was Blue
Sunoco, with the color left out. E. W.
Saybolt & Company, independent pe-
troleum testing authorities, checked
this "mystery gasoline" and certified
that it was regular Blue Sunoco.
After these motorists had, sufficient
time to compare the performance of
this uncolored Blue Simoco in their
own cars again sl the gasoline they
had used previously, Ross Federal in-
vestigators called upon them and ob-
tained their frank, honest opinions of
the unknown motor filet
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Table above shows what these motor
ists reported after comparing Blue -
Sunoco against 54 -other gasolines,
being extra -priced. Furthermore, 85%,
of the extra -priced gasoline users:,
stated that Slue Sunoco performed
better than the higher -priced fuels.
they bad been using.
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A. E. RAVELLE
General • Store
GRAND BEND'
Amos Gingerich and Jean were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gingerich.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gascho and
family were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Erb.
Sunday visitors with Mr. ,Euid Mrs.
Roy Gingerich were: Mr, and Mrs':
Amos Gascho and family; Mr. a nd
Mrs. Leonard Erb and daughter; Mr
and Mrs. Edmund Desch and family;
Mr. and Whs. Jacob Swartzentruber,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Swartzentruber.
Mr. Ivan Wagler, accompanied by
Katie Bender .and Mabel Yantzi,
of Tavistock, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Chris. .Swartzentruber and
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Erb.
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HENSALL
Miss M. Hunter of Exeter, was a
visiter here Mrs. Wm. Lammie.
Miss Mildred 'Penick,. nurse -in -
training, in 'Victoria Hospital, Lond-
on, was a visitor with her parents.
Xt. and. Mrs. Geo. Folliek.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dabus were re-
cent visitors with friends in Lon-
don.
Mrs. Robt. Bonthron and daughter
Mrs. L. Simpson retuned home last
Wednesday after -visiting for the past
two weeks in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Douglas and
daughter Miss Noma of Hyde Park
and Mr. Alien Douglas of London
were visitees with Mrs. John John
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ion and daughter Miss Margaret,
Mrs.Mary 'Willard of Exeter hav
Tilted apertmentl. in the Petty
elock fornieely occupied by the lee)
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1VIr. and Mrs. Sheffer, she moved in
during the past week.
Rev.. and Mrs. W. A. Young were
in Toronto attending the graduation
of Mr. Young's brother, Malcolm Yo-
ung, from Knox College.
Mrs. George Sparks has returned
after visiting in London.
Onions Being Shipped
Hensall is well known as a great
onion centre and some of the big
city seed firms have stokehousee
here. At present quite a number of
leen are employed at the storehouses
getting the onion sets shipped out
for the spring trade.
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. John Johnston quietly celeb-
rated her 86th 'birthday at her home
on April 7th. A number of relatives
and friends called on her during the
afternoon and evening to congratul-
ate her. Besides letters and cards and
telephone calls from relatives" at . a
distance, she also received beautiful,
Conservative in, politics. Is surviveifinp„ and it was agreed upon by all:
by 3 sons and 2 daughters,. 'Ins wiTe 1 that a sick committee should be ap-
passed 6 years ago; there are, also
/7 graralchffd.rem and eight greati pointed. Wilmer Jones and Leonard'.
grandchildren. The funeral was brad Mellier
to, the Stade Cemetery.. committe.e for 1937. 1VIessrs. Barri--
were appointed on the sick;
LOCAL NEWS
NO .AFERESTSi MADE
Despite police investigations nee ae-
rests have yet been made in connect -
lion with the :robbery- at. Blyth an
early hour Saturday :last of Joseph
Coulter, who was, relieved of $800
in cash, after two young thugs, their
faces shielded by masks, assaulted
him when he grappled' with the assail-
ants. The thugs,, one of them: brand-
ished a nickel -plated car door handle
in the pretence that it was a revolver
'broke into Coulter'ai inane.: and.
ended money. The intruders knocked
gifts and flowers. Mrs. Jelms.terr ie ;the 78 -year-old resident down and
hale and hearty and enjoys lifeic.'r using lie/mice, store. tlio roll' of: hills
friends wish her many more happy
which was in his pocket. It is said
birthdays. that Coulter s in the habit of carry -
Late Thomas Venner . irrg large aunts.' of money. It jnst a
Thomas Venner, a well known end year ago when Coulter was robbed of
highly respected resident of the Chi's- ;:e3,0110, by a youth who was Tater ar-
elhurst district passed away at the rested at St. John, N.B. and who
home of 'his son William Veinier, of now serving a three year term at
Hibbert Twp: on April 10th. About gingston.
a month ago he suffered a severe at-
ttoackraielyf .thEfee flwuasfr8o2m ywehaircshohfeas gfaeimlecel South Huron Junior Farmers
spent over 60 years in the Chiselh-
The regular monthly meeting was,
unrst district where he was a suCces:" , old in the Town Hall, Zurich on
ftil farmor. He was a member of tl-r, April Tth. with a large attendance.
Chiselhurst United Church and o Fee buain.e.sa of the, Club, Was taken
son Sclu3cit and Lee Oesch were call --
ed upou for a few musical numbers;.
hirh were appreciated by all. Fol-
lowing this Jack Corbett gave a
speech, "Our Organization," The me-
eting
was then adjourned,after whi--
eh the Jr. Institute joined them in a.
joint program. Clinton Junior Farm-
ers and jr. Institute were presented:
and:the president, Wilfred Mousseau.
welcomed them to Zurich. Harold'
Lobb, president of Clinton Jr. Farm-
ers,, replied, expressing his thanks on
behalf of The Clinton Club. Following:.
this' Miss Edna 1Vkae Corbett read the.
Cub Paper. Lee Oesch was,
next with the Boys' Club paper,..
which produced much laughter with
their gibes and jibes, slants aril
MEs-ses Mari COlemart 'and Evelyn
Corbett delighted the andiehte with,
a very ,snappy tap dance. A mouth
organ selection was • next' given by -
Harrison Schoch. Mr. Ray Ortweirt
gave a very comical reading .whicle
was enjoyed by all. aVIr, and Mrs. •
Wilfred Ducharme, bridal couple, we-
re among the guests present. Wilf-
red, who was president of the clubs
for one year, was called upon to sass
a few words. The president, on be-
half of 'the members, wished Itr. and
Mrs. Ducharme many happy years
wedded life. The meeting was then
adff,urried after, which the members
,laileeel for . cos/.,i of 1,onrs, a da-
inty lunch being served by the girls..
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