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Zurich Herald, 1937-08-19, Page 5T}I;otifayr, August :killGl%; 1031: BUSINESS CARDS LEGAL JAJDLEY d H ME1 Put Your ,Want, For Sale Lost, Found, Etc. Ads. in this Columna 'BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,. NOT- ARY I PUBLIC, ETC. SCOTTISH SPECIAL OFFICE—Hamilton Street, .I ust otr F.ER"1 UJZER ODERIG� ntario. eSquare,G � ._.... Special Attention to 'Coy;ncel and Has been the largest testing fcrtil- Court Work. 1 leer for, tlm past ten years and are 21r. Holrnes may be consulted sat. now sold at the price of ordinary tiodericii by Phone, and Phone ki:ids. Why not have the }gest. Try charges reversed. ; it on your wheat t Manufactured by DENTAL Dr. W. D. BRYCE L. D. S. D. D. S. DENTAL SURGEON At DE1TZ .BLOCK—ZURICH er" �' `Thursday, Friday, Saturday .�' y At IIART'LEIB'S BLOCK, DASUW OOD Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. DI'. C O VI L. D. �{S. SURGEON •v..p D.D.S. � k ori' :.I'll1AL SURGE��..,`}N OFFICE: • Main Street Exeter - Ontario IE.TERINAP�IA,11 Dr. W. B. COXON, B.V. Sc. VETERINARY SURGEON Office in the Home of the late Dr. 3. Routledge. Zurich lP'h pne-9 6. •,A..R. Campbell, V.S, B -V .Sc.' Graduate of Ontario Veterinary 'College, University of T'or©r tEflio, All senses Qf domestic aniin ile treated, a, the most modern principes' i Charges reasonable. Day AIroni� calls promptly Bre- eder of Scottish terriers. Inverness 1Sennels. Office on Main Street, ppoaite Town Iia1L Phone 116. 13ENSALL. LICENSED AUCTIONEER For Huron and lktliddlesex I .AM IN A POSITION TO CON - duet any wAuction . Sale, rega• ess as to size. or,article to sell. I solicit your business, and if not •satisfied will snake no charges for . Services Ben - dared. ARTHUR WEBER Dashwood Phone 13-57. . t PRODUCE Fane PI duce. WANTED HIGHEST CASH PRICES --FOR-- CREAM, EGGS AND POULTRY Wm. O'Brien Phone 101, Res. 94, Zurich BUTCHERS Zurichs' Popular MEAT MARKT Let Us supply you with the very Choice of Fresh and Cur- d Meats, Bolognas, Sausages, Eat., always on hand. Kept fresh in Electric Refrigeration Highest Cash Prices for Wool, Hides and Skins Yunghlut & Sou INSURANCE Western Farmers' Mutual Weather Insurance Co. Scottish Fertilizers Limited, Welland, Ont. Zurieh Agent: John I3rown. Who will gladly take your orders Mr, and Mrs. Joseph L. Cantrn arid for same, and who has a supply On family of Montreal .are visiting with hand.•ptil relatives and friends at St. Josol h. it is about ten yeara slaw they„last visited the place of their. 'youth' aad birth. ZURICH HERAL M. Joseph Campbell of Vairgrove, Mich,, was a week -end visitor With his cousin, Mr. W'.m. Lamont, Mr. and 1VIrs. Henry Eichler, ,of Pigeon, Mich., were week end visitors with relatives here. Mr. Garfield Brawn ,and daai ght( r Shirley, motor- ed and Mr. Jacob Brown o ed to Kitchener over uSund.ay« Shia - ley remaining there for holidays. Mr. Clayton Hoffman, neeorn.pan ed by Mrs. Clare. Hoffman and •eont. Bobbie, left on Saturday ..for Galt,' after spending ' hoiidays with their parents here STRAYED From my premises, Stanley Twp., a one year old Holstein calf. Finder please notify 1+ad. „Hartman, Phone 98 r 15. FOR SALE REAL E STATE In Blake—Consisting of 1411 acres with frame 1 iii storey dwelling, good frame barn, never -failing well, mil- ord, etc., property of late Chas. S. Meyers, deceased. Church and school within half mile. For particulars apply to T. H. Meyers, or D. C. Mey- ers, Zurich. 5-3 „y.,cr. n,,-=._. `GNrmmv.mwTtltlSS71..],1 FCR QUICK SALE Messrs. Herb. _Moussau, Jack Wol- per, Jack Merrier and three other ninlrods enjoyed a fishing outing .at Lion's Head, the past week, and 'y+ t- re i:L:cc;..,,:;fu1 in catching a number of fine lake trout. Mr. WJllianz Geromette of Detroit gave us a friendly call en gem/ay, Mr. Geromette, wife and family are spending their vacation with the'ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gerornette of Mt. Carmel and Mr. and Ides Chas. Laporte, of Drysdale. Mr. Wm. Lamont, who recently sustained a fracture of the hip,'axrd: who was at Clinton Hospital fon a week, returned to his horne here Zurich last Thursday evening: We are pleuend to report that 1Jir. Lamont is progressing as well as could 'be expected, and in the hatter of a few weeks will be up and around again.. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Klopp ' of A limited number of one -year-old town, accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. White Leghorn hens for quick sale. Lloyd Kalbfleisch of Elmira, left.on Oscar Greb, Zurich tf3 Friday of last week on a motor grip .. _ to Massey, Ont., where etev. Mr: Kalbfleisch will do some work in the interests of the Lutheran church. Massey is up in the Northern Ont- ario district, not so far from Sud- bury. They will also visit some other places of interest. FOR QUICK SALF. We have several good used wash- ing machines for quick sale. Stade & Weide, Zurich Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Hess and tlirer3 ixnlby ,.. auk and Fred: returned on Monday front a pleasant ten days' vacation where they visited friends and enjoyed the way, visiting at South Bend, Ind., the big city of, Chicago, Ill., various places of inter- est in that district; and on their re- turn home stopped off for a few days at Portiec, Mieh., where they, vis- ited with the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reis.. While at South Bend they visited with Mr. Iress' sis- ter, Mrs. Q. Taggart. 1937 TAXES TOWNSHIP OF HAY • Taxpayers can make their money eam interest at the rate of 5% per annum. by paying a deposit'on their 1937 taxes. A discount at rate of 5% per annum will be allowed on prepay- ment on 1937 taxes. made before October lst. A. F. HESS,. Treasurer, . Hay Township. .:FOR GOOD CLEANING Have your Dry Cleaning and Laundry done by THE PARISIAN LAUNDRY LTD.,LONDON: ' Men's Suits and Topcoats 80c. All 3dnds of Laundry done at reasonable prices. -tf_-4 Thiel's Transport, Zurich NattiltektintMositnIMItotattleri SIot Machines Seized Goderich--zCounty police swooped down on Grand Bend one •dy last week, during a celebration, and gath- ered in 15 slot and lain machines and other gambling devices, allegedly un- lawful. Firs cnsignment has reached the courthouse at Gloderich, a'truck having to make two trips. Four places are affected, three in Huron and one in Lambton County. Charges in Hur- on would be laid under the county by-law calling for a $500 license fee. That in Lambton will be keeping a common gaming house. " Constables Ferguson and Jennings • were the offi- cers who seized the contraptions. Engagement Mr: and Mrs. Thomas M..snol2tlen of the Blue Water Highway, anno- unce the engagement of their elder daughter, Elizabeth Rosamond, to Russell A, Grainger; son of Mr. Geo. Grainger and the' late - Mrs. Grainger of A,lvinston. r'+`The marriage is to take plaee ala lji• in September. Election Candidates A Conics vtitive convention has been called f4 Friday, Aug. 20th at Hen- son, asi;±wil be noticed by an adv. in this xs'sue, the purpose of which is to nominate a candidate for South Hur- ;oii;•izthe coming provincial election, Which takes place about the middle of October. Four names have been rug-? gested. They are: George H. Elliott and -N. W. Trewartha, Clinton; Dr. H. Taylor, Dashwood, and Frank Donnelly, Goddli-ich. At a represent- ative meeting of Temperance work- ers of Huron held in Hensall Tuesday last, strong feeling was evident a- gainst the authorities for allowing beverage roome in Huron. The meet=- ing was unanimously in deciding that to obtain the support of the drys the candidates nominated by both parties must be a supporter of temperance principles and opposed to beverage. rooms. Should the candidates nomin- ated not possess these qualifications the Temperance people have reclared their intention of nominating an. independent candidate. `OF WOODSTOCK WBE LARGEST RESERVE BAL- ANCE, OF ANY CANADIAN MUT- UAL COMPANY DOING BUSINESS OF THIS KIND IN ONTARIO ,Amount of Insurance at Risk on Dec. 31st, 1935, $20,479,730.00 Total Cash in Bank and•Iionds $254,62.7.52. mates—$4.5:0 per $1,000 for 3 Years, E. F. Klopp—Zuri hi si .alld+ent,, Also Dealer in LidhiuiiaadpQRods, 1 4 i wt•M4YY,lN�+- all• �.�ln� (rG Vim tassar --gip MASSEY-HARRIS NEWS FREE! FREE! FREE Free Mountings and Plenty of Free Air for all Tires purchased from Us; Quality Best; Prices Lowest; Written Guerantees; Ask to See the Tire which has over 125,000 miles ofservice. Brng your Cat- alogues, we will meet all competition. Seeding Implements should be in good working shape shortly; Order M. -H. parts early. Cultivator points for many makes GAS OIL • AND GREASE Tel. Shop 149 O. KLOPP & SONS Res. 67 AUCTIONEERING? YES! Lecture Course for Exeter `n°he university of Western Ont- ario will conduct extenelon lecture courses in 12 Western Ontario cen- tres outside of London, beginning in September, according to a tentative nr:ogram. Classes in economics, Fla tach, History, psychology and library :,cience will •be given under the aus- pices of the extension ( r+ jaar L11Y nt, headed by l',.ofeeeor Pies 1 \lain+r. Exeter is 'tenon Y eeteee letera:j. Many of the (.our +•.. w it i,(+ ,, ..'1! iaitunlaya Wins Bayfield Tourney b' 1 Philip !SteVeuetne ei ,L ULUiee, e (iia the 1.,arll 9i 1 (). :;. JI a.11+; last 1,yi,.e 44 .,.t. .;. .i:.•i t:.J .k 4,1:1,; c 1 . t t:Le third corise-1 +0114/s: Ltii.1 11 Ny elle stroke. i.il.' 6..tr ae r.:1,.a1 op• erred 15 years ago, s i p I€ jr, male/ Poo., , V.'. . '', Ci'e reglH- 1.4. 1'h(: :,Lures: +1'. C. bee L ,,.1.,n, 1 :•, .. .p. r) �i(D00.. �P e, fi �SG�ISrQr�wHt I�JN00..0.900 m, G t� 0 ►iIA40 pf AM�101Mf�11141l1� ZURICH R AM r e C(i e '. did*Sseeee'J4ai eOi.•rD*CI.vC+_":e..9wc . We Pay a Premium of Two Cents per Pound B. Fat for Churning Cream delivered at our plant. . Prompt Service and Highest Cash Price Guaranteed Your Cream Graded, Tested and Paid for the same Day. YOUR EGGS AND ' POULTRY We also buy and pay Cash for your Eggs an,1 Poultry at Highest Market Pg i:es, accoi'dia g tin grade;. ----Your Patronage .-',ppreciat d o THE ZURICH CR1EAMERY G7t j .L'. ite+ •14.4 1, a: .rdkl i(1 .•-„ + If you intend eking e?.rel T EatiiaTeinly jf5 . + 10 ! ... 'a. U. S. Too C..00d-o� .I. �+av n . _ � 7q� we willbe pleased'. o svpt:a yrou w a (i h^ ll ,:v:.:.A —f f? .ri.r s. Let us:*dr:Toy!.�•. i111t 'jriV vCc .. ....i v • ..., `�'' SUMMER d"OP'"a I? 3 Lt-iL(::.(, U .-• �.l al! U .1. ,.,Vj�w1L,1, dile '1* .d S. c ,.,.s., ..i I»tzzgt z livor dud skej.j,.r SiLr'e out- +r Combination DoorrscPi^Y ro r .....wg -1 eves' whim � :.,1Uebe Vis` S at s'c;pvrt and knowe , +>* .7. Vander- ,a 44 i. , t erchan geable for 'wi n ce, -. \ :" g- ,w n"( s druW to ai;e turantagc; of them. 'The ! ' eily fit your windows, Etc. Etc. Let have - coilrpl(t,. .alik.e, ,i1 Lie d ;, •us S was a., ..: -Lt (Yisc.I pointiit :..t .:. _:vu 'I Headquarters for JO ns- M&i °I E.. it s'"+rk I'�r_ ,, tri?rd6' Great L� y Jz vTE1(' L,. ,l ,, i; r. r. girl ha • 1alaed to iC t a tete Ainerr4a's (i.. i, • ._..• C,. _- a ria �'�.-.i• tireinaS .L,ipto:r Ui;eii tJ �t.a,,o, 1 ;1, '" " A s L1+u. ,k Y. u^ 'i,' u /j �� i l,.rk2 ''..,1 .„� • iaritich bout to will this cup will have PHONE p r-g,a , r ' � fi to spend more trine ill .6,:ewport wet- 4. •r"n+xx.':� :ate '1=:7 ti tI cc k, ers prior t0 a race. 4, lr *+++++++++++++++.1.+++444-4.++ °....• .....• ,..,•...:.✓,., . +#++45 i. Gets 1 1 ' Pigs 'fir Price of One Up at •Clinton the i:tevenue Oiiieer Nl. ,1: achoenttars wig;: pieserited wick a problem early last week wren a brood sow, slupp•ed to a Aileen Co- unty stockman irunl r:.ngiand, under the purebred s.oedc duty free regula- tions, turned out upon arrival to be a i_anrily of 11, the nwtner and 10 little pigs. The shipping ilii anu cus- toms papers catleti Lal delivery of one animal, zo w :at ; ale mother pig spent the required period of cluaran- tnze at port W. lui:p but the lz'itl, eiroats made their arrival en route to Canton and 'i...t.ig aatnadian •oorzi .. caped beta quaiaatine and custotzzs re gulatione. i he Heron. stockman I bargained for one animal and recei- iia 11. '.gale oa eee tw:ne.s'the whoa: family over to hien as one: pig. Bird Sanctuary Possible A. bird 'sanctuary for Seaforth. was •enviosioned at the meeting of Sea - forth Council when council approved a "suggestion by Councillor: Sills that certain lots of the old waterworks peopeiay adjoining Silver Creek, be rented to Tony Phillips •for a nom- inal sum. Mr. Phillips already has a 'large number of docks and geese making tins field then•,headquarters and he is desirious of increasing the accomodati.on. The Council'; also deci- 'ded, that something must be done a- bout the condition of 'the C.N.R. crossing on South Main street, coun- cil determined and instructed the clerk to- write the railway for i rn tecl- late action. Juvenile Baseball On Monday August 9th, the local kids defeated Exeter's fine little team 6 to 3 on a rather slippery and mud- dy diamond. It was the second win of the season for the locals, because they played fine ball to back up the great,pitching of Bloomfield. On Friday, A ;crit 13th? (an. un- lucky day as you can see) the league leading Clinton team came to town to take on our • Juveniles. This was the '.best game of the year, featured by the superb -pitching of 'Draper of Clinton” and Bloomfield for Zurich. The game really should have been a scoreless tie as neither team had an earned run. One was allowed each team althoughneither one of them figured 'in the scoring. Draper had eleven- strilteouts and Bloomfield ten. It sure was a mighty fine pitching duel. Zurich scored their only run in the. •first inning. Little Wilmer Snider dee* a base on balls. Garrick hit to Nielands at third who to second trying to retire Snider on a force play, but ..tlie second baseman drop- ped the ball and both runners were safe. Bloomfield struck out. Yung- lblut then hit sharply to short where the ball was fumbled and then thr- own wild to first allowing Snider to score andGarrick +Garrick to go to third. Garrick promptly fell asleep and was caught off • base pitcher to third. Bedard struck out to end the inning. Clinton scored three in the fourth. ]'Draper walked, Nieland hit toward third and Bedard made a nice pickup and throw to first but Gesell° drop- ped the ball. .Colquohan was hit by r a • pitched ball and the bases were filled. Oampbell then struck out and Seely walked forcing in Draper with the tying run. Bother lifted a fly to left -field which McKinnon drop- ped allowing two more men to score Fremlin then popped to 'Bloomfield and the side was retired. This winds up the home games for the Juveniles for this year, but they still have two games. on the road to i, play. 4vae. seeem( C.F oima:icinnE o?7@aUDoockee vas "�o ®a: seciQQf3c!'JrJso>ess S3 0 OVer e Heavy. hay crop! Jet us overhaul your mower with th genuine parts at very reasonable prices E40 Master and- i neer Poultry Feeds Plow points to ilt all makes of SEEDS!, SEEDS! We are in the Market fox Red, Alsike, weet CIovers and Timothy Seeds. L.ASchii raftd#(> Ld &+d' OGID71atat4Maagaaea teLewveere.. eicais49aaseesaaaa(:1aV96hi19(I sea el ees 1 iciWAVANWWITIVAAWMAiltiA AlaWaW >: Zurich Drug Sere INS:MICID ' S We have a complete stock of poisons and sprays for the de- struction of all kinds of it sects and vermin We Stock Paris Green, Arsenate of Leacl, Bordeaux Mixture, Black Leaf No. 40, Fly- Spray, lySpray., Cyano Gas, Sodium Fluride, Common IRC' Sense RatNIC lac Traps,PC lat et or At or rt oot Dr. A J. MacKinnon, Zurich ci7 IkkAwmaiimmikyot MRNAF fiRntt tipmp kitimpq Poiscxa, hall. Trip M-,',aocide, Ant Insect Powder and Corr Live Sublimate. See Our Supply of Toilet Preparations